Hydrology
The Water Resources Collections and Archives (WRCA) was founded in 1957 when a special act of the California Legislature established the California Water Resources Center to function as a University-wide organized research unit dealing with the state's water resources problems. UC Berkeley coastal engineers and professors Morrough P. O'Brien and Joe W. Johnson are primarily responsible for establishing the Archives on the Berkeley campus. The Archives focuses on collecting material pertinent to California and the West. The collection consists of over 135,000 technical reports, 1,500 specialized newsletters, 5,000 maps and videos. Many of these materials are unique and cannot be found elsewhere. WRCA's holdings are represented in the Melvyl Catalog and the Online Archive of California.
There are 79 publications in this collection, published between 2003 and 2013. Showing 1 - 50.
Lawrence, Justin E: Short-term geomorphic impacts of culvert removal following Best Management Practices in streams of northern California, 2013
Balakrishnan, Krishnachandran: Dependence of groundwater recharge in the Niles Cone Groundwater Basin on climate variability and inter-basin water transfers, 2012
Church, Tami C.: Initial Hydrologic Feasibility Analysis of the Proposed Ship Channel Bypass (lower Sacramento River, California, 2012
Cundy, Fiona: Hydrologic and Aquatic Species Implications of the Proposed Pebble Mine, Bristol Bay, Alaska, 2012
Delorenzo, Angela; Colibri, Mariana: Preservation of a Pristine Lake for Future Generations: Llanquihue Lake, X Region, Chile, 2012
Docto, Mia; Corvillon, Daniela Pena: Post Project Analysis of a Restored Reach of Redwood Creek, 2012
Doehring, Carolyn: Hydrologic Analysis and Restoration considerations for the Upper Klamath Lake Sub-Basin, Klamath County, Oregon, 2012
Hannah, Whitney; Kuhn, Marlene: China Camp's race against the tides: Predicting tidal marsh survival through comparison of project sea level rise elevations and sediment accretion rates, 2012
Hines, David; Kohlsmith, Emma: Evidence of Ecologically Relevant Degradation of Summer Base-flows in the Navarro River, California, 2012
Janes, Kelly; Carrasco, Jose: Quantifying stream flow loss to groundwater on alluvial valley streams in Sonoma County, 2012
Javier, Alexander: Soil Characteristics and their Hydrologic Implications; A study on the Memorial Glade microwatershed, University of California, Berkeley campus, 2012
Lithander, Becky: Urban Retrofit: A Whole-Watershed Approach to Urban Stormwater Management, 2012
Peterson, Michael: Hydrologic diversity in Santa Cruz mountain creeks and implications for steelhead population survival, 2012
Suksawang, Wilasinee: Holistic Approach for Water Management Planning of Nong Chok District in Bangkok, Thailand, 2012
Urrechaga, Jose; Wei, Xinghan: Biodiversity Corridors in Alamo Creek, Vacaville, California, 2012
Bintliff, Jacob M.: Rainwater Harvesting in San Francisco Schools, 2011
Conrad, Esther: Planning for Climate Change in Low-Impact Development Projects: A Case Study of the Sunset Swales Parking Lot Retrofit in San Francisco, 2011
Doyle, John: A Sustainable Stormwater Management Proposal for a Bayfront Military Brownfield, 2011
Fedman, Anna: Protecting Solar Rights in California Through an Exploration of the California Water Doctrine, 2011
Huber, Eric; Kayed, Sammy; Post, Charles: Relationship between juvenile steelhead survival and winter habitat availability, 2011
Hunt, Lisa: Development of a Discharge-Stage Rating Curve for Strawberry Creek, 2011
Lather, Alaska; Wozniak, Monika: The Pipe vs. The Shed: Waste Water compared with Natural Hydrology in an Urban Setting, 2011
Olson, Jessica J.: Ecological Implications of Impounding Fluvial Systems in Suisun Marsh, 2011
Richardson, Christina: A short-term assessment of spatial and temporal variations in water quality of the San Lorenzo River, 2011
Sousa, Ricardo C.; Cook, Michael: Best Management Practices for the Los Angeles River: Taylor Yard Case Study, 2011
Tannenbaum, Sara Rose: C(re)ek-storation Community Collaboration Site: North Fork of Strawberry Creek by La Loma and Le Conte Avenues, 2011
Thong, Michelle: Taking LID to the Streets: A Case Study of Stormwater Management on Leland Avenue in San Francisco, California, 2011
Alford, Chris: Water Rights Challenges to Coho Recovery in Coastal California Watersheds, 2009
Anglin, Bojana: Soil for Rain Gardens in Mediteranean-climate Regions, 2009
Ball, Joanie; Diver, Sibyl; Hwan, Jason: Evidence of Streamflow and Sediment Effects on Juvenile Coho and Benthic Macroinvertebrates of Lagunitas Creek and San Geronimo Creek, Marin County, California, 2009
Beagle, Julie: Remote Sensing and Field Mapping: Requisite Bed Fellows for Assessing River Systems, 2009
Cervantes-Yoshida, Kristina: Barriers for steelhead (Oncorhynchus mykiss) smolt migration through the lower flood channel of Alameda Creek, 2009
Diamond, Hayley; Gaffney, Andrea: Term project for Landscape Architecture 222, Prof. G. Mathias Kondolf, University of California, Berkeley, Spring 2009. Hard copy available at the Water Resources Center Archives, UC Berkeley., 2009
Jagger, Stacie: Changes in Flood Management along the Pajaro River: A Transition to Watershed Management Approaches and Lessons from the Water Framework Directive and Flood Directive, 2009
Jones, Jesse; Kraai, Rachel: Multiple Objective Stormwater Management For the Coliseum Complex, 2009
Mourad, Bessma: Climate Change and Water Resources in California: The Cost of Conservation versus Supply Augmentation for the East Bay Municipal Utility District, 2009
O'Reilly, Clare; Silberblatt, Rafael: Reservoir Management in Mediterranean Climates through the European Water Framework Directive, 2009
Sarna-Wojcicki, Daniel: Indefinite Deferral: Imagining Salinas Valley’s Subterranean Stream, 2009
Smith, Adrienne; Esterer-Vogel, Elisabeth: The Water-Wise Vegetable Garden: An Analysis of the Potential for Irrigation through Rainwater Harvesting in Sunny Northern California, 2009
Di Vittorio, Sarah; Cole, Noelle; Cooper, Tamar: Accountability in Emerging Forms of Governance: A Comparison of the California Bay-Delta Process and the European Water Framework Directive, 2008
Dingman, John: Impacts of Urbanization on Peak Flow Using Remote Sensing, 2008
Fransen, Lindsey; Ludy, Jessica; Matella, Mary: When the levees break: Relief cuts and flood management in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, 2008
Friedman, Noah: River Restoration for a Socially and Ecologically Devastated Border City, 2008
Ginsberg, Ben: A Decade of Changes in the Wildcat Creek Flood Control Channel, North Richmond, 2008
Ippolito, Teresa; Podolak, Kristen: A Watershed Approach to Urban River Restoration: A Conceptual Restoration Plan for Sausal Creek, 2008
Kim, Hyojin: Mercury and Methylmercury in the San Francisco Bay area: land-use impact and indicators, 2008
Lawrence, Justin E; Pollak, Josh D; Richmond, Sarah F: Perspectives on Dam Removal: York Creek Dam and the Water Framework Directive, 2008
Li, Hong; Wardani, Jane: Unpaving the Way to Creek Restoration in Lower Sausal Creek Watershed: Applying the EU Water Framework Directive to a US Urban Watershed, 2008
Chan, Andre; Heard, Sarah K: The perfect storm : flow through a restored compound channel : Tassajara Creek, Dublin, CA : assessment of the roughness, flow, floodplain conveyance, and compound channel capacity of the restoration of Tassajara Creek from the high-water marks of a 20-year storm, 2006
Cubbison, Erin O.: Channel Design to Increase Wastewater Treatment Wetland Capacity and Connectivity in Stockton, CA, 2006
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