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USGS Released 72 kg of Red Dye into Idaho River to Study Water Flow

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The US Geological Survey injected 72.57 kg of Rhodamine WT dye into Idaho's Kootenai River in 2017 as part of a water dispersal study. The dye was released over a span of just 90 seconds to observe how a tracer moves through a flowing river system. Researchers monitored the dye's movement using instruments placed directly in the river. An aircraft flying at 1,000 metres also captured hyperspectral images at 0.5-metre pixel resolution across 48 spectral bands to track the dye from above.

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