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Few organizations are in the position
to tie together practical expertise in the environmental
field with university resources. TIAER offers field
monitoring and lab
analysis, either independently or as an integrated
service. Within driving distance of Stephenville, Texas,
we maintain mobilization readiness, 24 hours a day,
seven days a week, in response to rainfall events, biological
phenomena such as fish kills and algae blooms, or other
environmental emergencies. Outside of Stephenville,
we can design appropriate monitoring, install the equipment,
and train personnel to run it effectively.
Our extensive background in monitoring
watersheds in Texas and Iowa has allowed our staff to
develop a comprehensive assessment program:
- Routine water, soil, and
sediment grab sampling and monitoring
- Operation of automated storm
samplers
- Rapid bioassessment monitoring
protocols for benthos and fish
Global positioning and geodetic data collection
- Maintainance, calibration,
and operation of field equipment
- Rapid response to storm
situations
- Water velocity measurements
for developing stage-discharge relationships
TIAER provides scientific services
to governments, industries, municipalities, and other
entities on a contractual basis. We commit our people,
experience, and equipment to assure that your samples
and projects are treated with the care, attention, and
timeliness you demand.
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Field Managers
Tim Jones, Jeff Stroebel
| Field Equipment |
- Four-wheel
drive pick-up trucks
- Outboard
powered water craft
- ISCO®
3200 autosamplers
- ISCO®
3230/4230 flowmeters with secured shelters
- Multisonde
portable analytical units
- Automated
rain gauge stations
- Total
global positioning system capabilities
- Full
complement of fish, benthic, soil, sediment,
and water sampling equipmen
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| Clients |
- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
- U.S. Department of Agriculture
- Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commisssion
- Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board
- Brazos River Authority
- Texas A&M University System
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