Information Technology

The Information Technology Program at SFEI supports stewardship of the Estuary by providing tools to compile and disseminate scientific knowledge produced by the organization and its partners. The Program seeks to provide a sound internal infrastructure for SFEI while pursuing more broadly-focused initiatives for the Estuary’s scientific and management community.
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Program Manager: Michael May

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Featured Projects

California Aquatic Resource Inventory

The California Aquatic Resource Inventory, or CARI, is a standardized statewide map of wetlands, streams, and riparian areas. This Geographic Information System (GIS) dataset provides accurate and detailed information about wetland and riparian distribution and abundance for management, planning, and research of the State’s aquatic resources
Bay Area Aquatic Resource Inventory (BAARI)

BAARI is a base map of the Bay Area's aquatic features: wetlands, open water, streams, ditches, tidal marshes and flats, and riparian areas.
Historical Wetlands of the Southern California Coast: An Atlas of US Coast Survey T-Sheets 1851-1889

This project is the first regional assessment of the relative distribution and abundance of different wetland habitat types along the historical Southern California coastline.
California Wetlands Portal

Comprehensive information on California wetlands
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News and Notables

Oct-16-12
SFEI-ASC Shines at Bay-Delta Science Conferences

SFEI-ASC Scientists gave 5 presentations and displayed 3 posters at the 7th Biennial Bay-Delta Science Conference

Feb-17-11
Tissue monitoring data available through CEDEN

The California Environmental Data Exchange Network (CEDEN) is a system designed to facilitate the integration and sharing of data collected by many different participants involved in the water and environmental resources of the State of California.

Feb-16-11
California T-sheets Website

Virtually fly through the historical landscape of the Southern California coastline!

Feb-16-11
Southern California T-sheet Atlas

Robin Grossinger and the Historical Ecology team have completed the T-sheet Atlas.

Aug-24-10
Public release of California Environmental Data Exchange Network (CEDEN)

The goal of CEDEN is to simplify and improve access to California's water resource monitoring data by providing services that integrate, standardize and display data from the State's many diverse monitoring and data management efforts.