Weiss, Rich, & Launer: Stream Temperature … · in the morning or late in the ... ** The “Los Trancos” transect begins immediately downstream of Ladera Bridge and continues for

Weiss, Rich, & Launer: Stream Temperature Characterization

Appendix 1. Hemispherical Photography Acquisition Protocol

Overview: When acquiring hemispherical canopy photographs in the field, the basic goal is to obtain high quality photographs. Good quality photographs result when sufficient care is taken to position, level, and orient the camera correctly, when the exposure is correct, when the sky lighting is very even, and when there are no bright reflections. High contrast images with even sky lighting are best obtained on days with evenly overcast skies, or, if this is not possible, early in the morning or late in the afternoon. Direct sunlight in the photograph is extremely undesirable. Supplies: Digital camera, hemispherical lens, self-leveling camera mount, monopod, data notebook, and pens or pencils. Protocol: 1. Set up the camera on the self-leveling mount, which will automatically cause it to point

directly upward. 2. Adjust the camera settings:

a. Set the aperture – it should be shut down as far as possible. b. Set the shutter speed – the default should be 125s (1/125 s). In a pinch 60 may be

used, although the difficulty of holding the camera steady for a long enough period of time will make it hard to obtain high-quality photographs.

c. Make sure the focus is set to infinity. 3. Although a digital camera will automatically record the photo number, date, and time you

should carry a notebook and note the photograph number and relevant data, such as location, height above ground, exposure settings, weather/sky conditions, and any problems.

4. Attach the camera/mount assembly to the monopod and set it to the appropriate horizontal position and height.

5. Using a compass, orient the camera so that magnetic north is located directly toward the top of the image.

6. Set the shutter release timer and get out of the field of vision (below lens). If the camera is close to the ground it may be necessary to crouch or lie down. The camera should have several minutes between the time when the timer is set and the time when the photograph is taken – this is to allow the camera to level itself completely.

7. Repeat steps 1-6.

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Appendix 2. Water temperature over time during September 2006.

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Appendix 2 (cont). Water temperature over time during September 2006.

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Appendix 3. Water temperature over time during June-July 2007.

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Appendix 4. Water temperature over time during August 2007.

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Appendix 4 (cont). Water temperature over time during August 2007.

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Appendix 5. Daily water temperature regimes during September 2006.

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Appendix 5 (cont). Daily water temperature regimes during September 2006.

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Appendix 6. Daily water temperature regimes during June-July 2007.

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Appendix 7. Daily water temperature regimes during August 2007.

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Appendix 7 (cont). Daily water temperature regimes during August 2007.

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Appendix 8. A) Locations of temperature sensors during June-July 2007. B) Maximum, mean, and minimum water temperature during June-July 2007. C) Locations of temperature sensors during August 2007. D) Maximum, mean, and minimum water temperature during August 2007.

A)

B)

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C)

D)

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Appendix 9. San Francisquito Creek hemispherical photography A) transect locations, B) sampling details, and C) graphs of insolation.

A) Hemispherical photography transect locations.

B) Hemispherical photography transect sampling details.

Transect Sampling Date

Transect Length

(m)

Begin Point (m)

End Point (m)

Photo Spacing

(m)

Number of Photos

Photo Numbers

Bear Creek August 2007 400 0 400 10 41 345-385

Lunar Rocks 1 October 2006 100 0 100 2.5 42 (incl. 1 at 5 m

interval)

045-086

Lunar Rocks 2 August 2007 250 100 350 10 25 387-414; 388, 390,

396 missing

Dennis Martin 1 October 2006 100 -100 0* 2.5 41 003-044; 024

missing Dennis Martin 2 August 2007 250 0* 250 10 27 (incl. 1

at 5 m interval)

306-332

Pumphouse August 2007 100 0 100 10 12 (incl. 1 at 5 m

interval)

333-344

Los Trancos 1 October 2006 25 ** ** 2.5 11 087-097

* The beginning of the “Dennis Martin” 2007 transect is located approximately 30 m downstream of the end of the “Lunar Rocks” transect at 350 m. ** The “Los Trancos” transect begins immediately downstream of Ladera Bridge and continues for 100m downstream.

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C) Insolation calculated from hemispherical photographs. Note: graphs for "Lunar Rocks 1" reach (October 2006) and "Dennis Martin 1" reach (October 2006) are in Figure 14.

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Appendix 11. Metadata: San Francisquito Creek temperature characterization data filenames and descriptions.

File Name File Type Description agu_poster_references.doc

MS Word References used in poster presented to AGU in December 2007

agu_rich_et_al_sfcreek_poster_07.ppt

MS PowerPoint

Poster presented at the American Geophysical Union (AGU) annual meeting in December 2007.

esa_stream.ppt MS PowerPoint

Presentation given at the Ecological Society of America (ESA) annual meeting on August 8, 2007.

gis_sampling_locations ArcGIS Directory

GIS layers of thermochron locations (corrected to remove dry/malfunctioning sensors), uncorrected thermochron layers, hemiphoto transects, tags placed by Launer, JRBP boundary, Searsville Lake, SF Bay, major drainages (copied from USGS data)

ibutton_purchase.xls MS Excel Prices and quantities of ibutton thermochrons purchased jrbp_2006_182_304.csv Comma

Separated Values

Original meteorological data from JRBP for days 182-304 in 2006; data include air temperature, relative humidity, vapor pressure, wind velocity, and precipitation; please contact JRBP for data access

jrbp_2007_152_243.csv Comma Separated Values


jrbp_2007_244_273.csv Comma Separated Values


jrbp_cceo_data_agreement.pdf

Portable Document Format

Agreement made between JRBP and CCEO on November 20, 2007 for use and access to meteorological data and GIS layers

jrbp_contours ArcGIS Directory

GIS layer of 2-ft contours; please contact JRBP for data access

jrbp_parameter_list.doc MS Word Metadata for JRBP meteorological data; please contact JRBP for data access

jrbp_permit_application.doc

MS Word Online application for access to JRBP data and premises

jrbp_solar.mdb MS Access Meteorological and other data from JRBP, including solar radiation and air temperature; please contact JRBP for data access

jrbp_solar_metadata.txt Text Metadata for jrsolar.mdb; please contact JRBP for data access jrbp_water_quality_2000-2001.xls

MS Excel Water quality records from JRBP for 2000-2001, including records of air and water temperature, dissolved oxygen, pH, conductivity, turbidity, depth, and precipitation; please contact JRBP for data access

jrbp_weather_1997.xls MS Excel Daily meteorological data from JRBP for 1997, including maximum, minimum, and average water temperature, vapor pressure, relative humidity, wind velocity, and precipitation; please contact JRBP for data access


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File Name File Type Description jrbp_weather_1999.xls MS Excel Daily meteorological data from JRBP for 1999, including

maximum, minimum, and average water temperature, vapor pressure, relative humidity, wind velocity, and precipitation; please contact JRBP for data access









jrbp_weather_metadata.txt

Text Metadata for JRBP weather records; please contact JRBP for data access

jrdata_share ArcGIS Directory

GIS layers of 2-ft DEM, DTM, JRBP boundary, geological features, historic sites, watershed drainages, Searsville lake/marsh, streams within JRBP, 2-ft contours, JRBP buildings, Searsville Dam, JRBP gates, trails, and roads, UTM map grid; Access file of meteorological data; please contact JRBP for data access

launer_gis_data_corrected

ArcGIS Directory

GIS layers of tags placed by Launer, streams (2001), and thermochrons; coordinate system corrected and layers combined by Weiss from Launer’s originals

rTemp.zip WinZip Original rTemp model (compressed) rTemp_test_east_aug07.xls

MS Excel rTemp simulation performed on average hourly data from August 2007 (solar radiation values from east sensor)

rTemp_test_east_jul06.xls

MS Excel rTemp simulation performed on average hourly data from July 2006 (solar radiation values from east sensor)

rTemp_test_east_junjul07.xls

MS Excel rTemp simulation performed on average hourly data from June-July 2007 (solar radiation values from east sensor)

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File Name File Type Description rTemp_test_east_sep06.xls

MS Excel rTemp simulation performed on average hourly data from September 2006 (solar radiation values from east sensor)

rTemp_test_full_east_aug07.xls

MS Excel rTemp simulation performed on continuous data from August 2007 (solar radiation values from east sensor)

rTemp_test_full_east_jul06.xls

MS Excel rTemp simulation performed on continuous data from July 2006 (solar radiation values from east sensor)

rTemp_test_full_east_junjul07.xls

MS Excel rTemp simulation performed on continuous data from June-July 2007 (solar radiation values from east sensor)

rTemp_test_full_east_sep06.xls

MS Excel rTemp simulation performed on continuous data from September 2006 (solar radiation values from east sensor)

rTemp_test_full_west_aug07.xls

MS Excel rTemp simulation performed on continuous data from August 2007 (solar radiation values from west sensor)

rTemp_test_full_west_jul06.xls

MS Excel rTemp simulation performed on continuous data from July 2006 (solar radiation values from west sensor)

rTemp_test_full_west_junjul07.xls

MS Excel rTemp simulation performed on continuous data from June-July 2007 (solar radiation values from west sensor)

rTemp_test_full_west_sep06.xls

MS Excel rTemp simulation performed on continuous data from September 2006 (solar radiation values from west sensor)

rTemp_test_west_aug07.xls

MS Excel rTemp simulation performed on average hourly data from August 2007 (solar radiation values from west sensor)

rTemp_test_west_jul06.xls

MS Excel rTemp simulation performed on average hourly data from July 2006 (solar radiation values from west sensor)

rTemp_test_west_junjul07.xls

MS Excel rTemp simulation performed on average hourly data from June-July 2007 (solar radiation values from west sensor)

rTemp_test_west_sep06.xls

MS Excel rTemp simulation performed on average hourly data from September 2006 (solar radiation values from west sensor)

rTemp_ver25.xls MS Excel Original rTemp model (uncompressed) rtemp_wa_models.doc MS Word Descriptions of temperature models (including rTemp) available

for download from the State of Washington Department of Ecology

sfc_ap6.mxd ESRI ArcMap Document

Map of labeled hemispherical photography transects

sfc_ap8_aug07.mxd ESRI ArcMap Document

Map of labeled thermochron locations for August 2007

sfc_ap8_junjul07.mxd ESRI ArcMap Document

Map of labeled thermochron locations for June-July 2007

sfc_ap8_locator.mxd ESRI ArcMap Document

Map of all thermochron locations and hemiphoto transects, at larger map extent for constructing locator maps

sfc_ap8_sep06.mxd ESRI ArcMap Document

Map of labeled thermochron locations for September 2006

sfc_ap9_hp.mxd ESRI ArcMap Document

Map of labeled hemispherical photography transects

sfc_bc_analysis.xls MS Excel Analyses of flow and water temperature in Bear Creek in September 2006

sfc_bridge_proposal.doc MS Word Proposal for "bridge" funding submitted on June 14, 2007 sfc_budget.doc MS Word Summary of budget for Phases 1-3 and supplies and materials

for San Francisquito Creek Habitat Monitoring Project

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File Name File Type Description sfc_contract_sweiss.doc MS Word Contract made between Acterra and Stuart Weiss for

professional services performed for San Francisquito Creek Habitat Monitoring Project between August 1, 2006 and January 31, 2008

sfc_contract_sweiss_attach1.doc

MS Word Attachment included with initial contract between Stuart Weiss and Acterra: description of scope of services to be provided by consulting ecologist

sfc_contract_sweiss_attach2.doc

MS Word Attachment included with initial contract between Stuart Weiss and Acterra: description of evaluation protocol for each of project's activities

sfc_fig6.mxd ESRI ArcMap Document

Map of labeled major drainages, watershed boundary, JRBP boundary

sfc_final_report.doc MS Word Report submitted to the San Francisquito Watershed Council, covering all of work conducted on SFC

sfc_final_report_appendix.doc

MS Word Appendix of report submitted to the San Francisquito Watershed Council, containing hemiphoto acquisition protocol, water temperature arrays, locations of temperature sensors and longitudinal analyses for June-July 2007 and August 2007, locations of hemiphoto transects with corresponding insolation analyses, and metadata.

sfc_full_aug07.xls MS Excel Hourly and hourly average data for August 2007, including air temp, dew point, wind speed, solar radiation, and cloud cover (arranged for pasting into rTemp); air temp, solar radiation and water temp data arranged for standard error calculations; daily cloud cover data

sfc_full_jul06.xls MS Excel Hourly and hourly average data for July 2006, including air temp, dew point, wind speed, solar radiation, and cloud cover (arranged for pasting into rTemp); compiled air and water temp for heat wave; air temp, solar radiation and water temp data arranged for standard error calculations; daily cloud cover data

sfc_full_junjul07.xls MS Excel Hourly and hourly average data for June-July 2007, including air temp, dew point, wind speed, solar radiation, and cloud cover (arranged for pasting into rTemp); air temp, solar radiation and water temp data arranged for standard error calculations; daily cloud cover data

sfc_full_sep06.xls MS Excel Hourly and hourly average data for September 2006, including air temp, dew point, wind speed, solar radiation, and cloud cover (arranged for pasting into rTemp); air temp, solar radiation and water temp data arranged for standard error calculations; hourly baseline calculations; daily cloud cover data

sfc_gauge_data.xls MS Excel Flow and water temperature data from gaging stations placed at Bear Creek/Sand Hill, San Francisquito Creek/Piers Lane, Los Trancos Creek/Arastradero Lane, Los Trancos Creek/Piers Lane

sfc_graphs_esa.jnb Sigmaplot Notebook

Graphs included in ESA (2007)presentation

sfc_graphs1_air_water.jnb

Sigmaplot Notebook

Graphs of continuous air and water temperature and air and water temperature daily regimes,

sfc_graphs2_insolation.jnb

Sigmaplot Notebook

Graphs of insolation along hemiphoto transects and cloud cover

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File Name File Type Description sfc_graphs3_initial.jnb Sigmaplot

Notebook Graphs of tree removal, semivariograms, old versions of DM subsurface flow, conceptual model (rTemp), open vs. closed canopy temperature

sfc_graphs4_longitudinal.jnb

Sigmaplot Notebook

Graphs of mean, average minimum and average maximum water temperature for each sensor along the length of the stream

sfc_graphs5_misc.jnb Sigmaplot Notebook

Graphs of heat wave, depth, red-legged frog habitat, and subsurface flow,

sfc_hp_06.xls MS Excel HemiView analysis of “Dennis Martin 1” (October 2006, hemiphotos #003-044, missing 024), “Lunar Rocks 1” (October 2006, hemiphotos #045-086), and “Los Trancos 1” transects (October 2006, hemiphotos #087-097)

sfc_hp_bc.xls MS Excel HemiView analysis of “Bear Creek” transect (August 2007, hemiphotos #345-385)

sfc_hp_bc_analyzed_aug07

Folder Edited and analyzed hemispherical photographs (JPG images and HemiView Settings files) taken in August 2007 in Bear Creek (#345-385)

sfc_hp_bc_aug07 Folder Original hemispherical photographs taken in August 2007 in Bear Creek (#345-385)

sfc_hp_dm1_analyzed_oct06

Folder Edited and analyzed hemispherical photographs (JPG images and HemiView Settings files) taken in October 2006 in “Dennis Martin 1” reach (#003-044, missing 024)

sfc_hp_dm1_oct06 Folder Original hemispherical photographs taken in October 2006 in “Dennis Martin 1” reach (#003-044, missing 024)

sfc_hp_dm2.xls MS Excel HemiView analysis of “Dennis Martin 2” transect (August 2007, hemiphotos #306-332)

sfc_hp_dm2_analyzed_aug07

Folder Edited and analyzed hemispherical photographs (JPG images and HemiView Settings files) taken in August 2007 in “Dennis Martin 2” reach (#306-332)

sfc_hp_dm2_aug07 Folder Original hemispherical photographs taken in August 2007 in “Dennis Martin 2” reach (#306-332)

sfc_hp_insolation MS Excel Daily insolation along the length of each hemiphoto transect

sfc_hp_log MS Excel Log of photo number, position, and field notes for hemispherical photographs

sfc_hp_lr1_analyzed_oct06

Folder Edited and analyzed hemispherical photographs (JPG images and HemiView Settings files) taken in October 2006 in “Lunar Rocks 1” reach (#045-086); includes virtual tree removal

sfc_hp_lr1_oct06 Folder Original hemispherical photographs taken in October 2006 in “Lunar Rocks 1” reach (#045-086)

sfc_hp_lr2.xls MS Excel HemiView analysis of “Lunar Rocks 2” transect (August 2007, hemiphotos #387-414, missing 388, 390, 396)

sfc_hp_lr2_analyzed_aug07

Folder Edited and analyzed hemispherical photographs (JPG images and HemiView Settings files) taken in August 2007 in “Lunar Rocks 2” reach (#387-414; missing 388, 390, 396)

sfc_hp_lr2_aug07 Folder Original hemispherical photographs taken in August 2007 in “Lunar Rocks 2” reach (#387-414; missing 388, 390, 396)

sfc_hp_lt1_analyzed_oct06

Folder Edited and analyzed hemispherical photographs (JPG images and HemiView Settings files) taken in October 2006 in “Los Trancos 1” reach (#87-97)

sfc_hp_lt1_oct06 Folder Original hemispherical photographs taken in October 2006 in “Los Trancos 1” reach (#87-97)

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File Name File Type Description sfc_hp_lt2_analyzed_sep07

Folder Edited and analyzed hemispherical photographs (JPG images and HemiView Settings files) taken in September 2007 in “Los Trancos 2” reach (#39-49) for purposes of tree removal analysis

sfc_hp_lt2_removal_final.xls

MS Excel HemiView analysis of “Los Trancos 2” transect (September 2007, hemiphotos #39-49) after virtual tree removal

sfc_hp_lt2_removal_raw.xls

MS Excel HemiView analysis of “Los Trancos 2” transect (September 2007, hemiphotos #39-49) before virtual tree removal

sfc_hp_lt2_sep07 Folder Original hemispherical photographs taken in September 2007 in “Los Trancos 2” reach (#39-49) for purposes of tree removal analysis

sfc_hp_no_tree_final MS Excel HemiView analysis of “Lunar Rocks 1” transect (October 2006, hemiphotos #045-086), after virtual tree removal

sfc_hp_ph.xls MS Excel HemiView analysis of “Pumphouse” transect (August 2007, hemiphotos #333-344)

sfc_hp_ph_analyzed_aug07

Folder Edited and analyzed hemispherical photographs (JPG images and HemiView Settings files) taken in August 2007 in “Pumphouse” reach (#333-344)

sfc_hp_ph_aug07 Folder Original hemispherical photographs taken in August 2007 in “Pumphouse” reach (#333-344)

sfc_hp_protocol.doc MS Word Protocol for hemispherical photography acquisition

sfc_hp_spatialanalysis.xls

MS Excel Semivariogram and solar insolation calculations for hemiphoto transects Dennis Martin (Oct 06) and Lunar Rocks (Oct 06)

sfc_longitudinal.xls MS Excel Longitudinal analysis of thermochron data: mean, average maximum, and average minimum temperatures for each temperature sensor, in order along the stream, for each time period.

sfc_phase1_report.doc MS Word Report submitted 27 July 2007 to the San Francisquito Watershed Council, covering Phase 1 of research

sfc_phase2_report.doc MS Word Report submitted 21 September 2007 to the San Francisquito Watershed Council, covering Phase 2 of research

sfc_presentation.ppt MS PowerPoint

Updated version of ESA (2007) presentation.

sfc_rtemp_aug07.jnb Sigmaplot Notebook

Various graphs of air temperature, solar radiation, and observed and predicted water temperature for August 2007

sfc_rtemp_jul06.jnb Sigmaplot Notebook

Various graphs of air temperature, solar radiation, and observed and predicted water temperature for July 2006

sfc_rtemp_junjul07.jnb Sigmaplot Notebook

Various graphs of air temperature, solar radiation, and observed and predicted water temperature for June-July 2007

sfc_rtemp_poster.jnb Sigmaplot Notebook

Graphs of air temperature, solar radiation, and observed and predicted water temperature, made for 2007 AGU poster

sfc_rtemp_sep06.jnb Sigmaplot Notebook

Various graphs of air temperature, solar radiation, and observed and predicted water temperature for September 2006

sfc_temp_aug07.jnb Sigmaplot Notebook

Arrays of continuous and hourly water temperature graphs for August 2007.

sfc_temp_aug07.xls MS Excel Thermochron log and hourly/average hourly water temperature data for August 2007

sfc_temp_aug07_comparison.jnb

Sigmaplot Notebook

Graphs of various thermochron data sets from August 2007, grouped together for comparison

sfc_temp_junjul07.jnb Sigmaplot Notebook

Arrays of continuous and hourly water temperature graphs for June-July 2007

sfc_temp_junjul07.xls MS Excel Thermochron log and hourly/average hourly water temperature data for June-July 2007

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File Name File Type Description sfc_temp_junjul07_comparison.jnb

Sigmaplot Notebook

Graphs of various thermochron data sets from June-July 2007, grouped together for comparison

sfc_temp_sep06.jnb Sigmaplot Notebook

Arrays of continuous and hourly water temperature graphs for September 2006

sfc_temp_sep06.xls MS Excel Thermochron log and hourly/average hourly water temperature data for September 2006

sfc_temp_sep06_comparison.jnb

Sigmaplot Notebook

Graphs of various thermochron data sets from September 2006, grouped together for comparison

sff_2005_encouraged_proposal_24mar05.doc

MS Word Encouraged Proposal form submitted in 2005 to the San Francisco Foundation

sff_2005_intent_to_apply_24mar05.doc

MS Word Intent to Apply form submitted March 24, 2005 to the San Francisco Foundation

sff_bay_fund_announcement_07.pdf


Announcement by the San Francisco Foundation of the availability of Bay Fund Grants in 2007

sff_diversity_policy.pdf Portable Document Format

San Francisco Foundation's policy on diversity

sff_encouraged_proposal_guidelines_06.pdf


San Francisco Foundation guidelines for submission of an Encouraged Proposal in 2006

sff_final_report_form.doc MS Word San Francisco Foundation cover sheet and guidelines for submission of final report

sff_intent_to_apply_guidelines_07v_final.pdf


San Francisco Foundation guidelines for submission of an Intent to Apply in 2006

sff_intent_to_apply_staff_list.pdf


San Francisco Foundation contact list for submission of an Intent to Apply in 2006

sff_intent_to_apply_v0306.doc

MS Word 2007 Intent to Apply form for the San Francisco Foundation

sff_progress_report_form_05.doc

MS Word San Francisco Foundation cover sheet and guidelines for submission of progress report

sfwc_2005_stream_budget2.xls

MS Word Work plan and detailed budget for first year of SFWC tree canopy monitoring project

stream_prospectus.doc MS Word Prospectus describing stream habitat conservation and restoration

stream_prospectus.pdf Portable Document Format

Prospectus describing stream habitat conservation and restoration

usgs_sfcproject ArcGIS Directory

GIS layers of cities in the watershed area, DEM, DOQ (1993), DRG (100k), DRG (24k), Bear Gulch Creek, Corte Madera Creek, Los Trancos Creek, San Francisquito Creek, major drainages, all streams/drainages in the area, lakes, Bear Gulch watershed, Corte Madera watershed, Los Trancos watershed, San Francisquito Creek watershed, San Francisquito watershed, watershed defined by SCVWD, countyline, parks, schools, churches, golf courses, libraries, municipalities, major and minor roads

Documents

Weiss, Rich, & Launer: Stream Temperature … · in the morning or late in the ... ** The “Los Trancos” transect begins immediately downstream of Ladera Bridge and continues for