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Automated Crest-Stage Gage Application in Ephemeral Streams in New Mexico

U.S. Geological Survey Fact Sheet 2005–3136 June 2006 A CSG is a 2-inch-diameter steel casing with intake holes in the bottom cap and a vent hole in the top cap. A wooden lath is placed inside the casing and shredded cork is placed in the bottom cap. As the water rises and enters the casing, the cork floats on the surface. As the water recedes, bits of cork adhere to the lath, forming a line at the water’s highest level. The peak stage is then measured from the lath by field personnel during the next site visit.