Regional Data Center

SFEI is the regional data center for the San Francisco Estuary and its watersheds. The Institute manages various types of water quality, tissue, wetlands, historical, and spatial data. Our data upload and access tools are listed below. A future goal is to develop new tools that will integrate, analyze, and model different types of data and to explore new ideas for displaying meaningful ecological information.

	Bay Area Trash Tracker -- coming soon! Upload documents to file library.
	California Environmental Data Exchange Network (CEDEN) Access statewide water quality and tissue data through simple and advanced web query interfaces.
	California Rapid Assessment Method (CRAM) Upload and view data on the health of wetlands and riparian habitats.
	California Wetlands Portal Access statewide information on the quantity and quality of California wetlands and upload documents to the file library for wetland projects.
	Central Valley Monitoring Directory Upload, view, and download program and metadata information on current water quality monitoring efforts in the Central Valley watershed.
	Data Checker -- coming soon! Check and upload SWAMP comparable data to SFEI's regional data center.
	EcoAtlas Information System View historical and modern habitats of the San Francisco Bay Baylands.
	Geoportal -- coming soon! Search metadata on base layers. This password-protected tool will be accessible to external users in the future.
	Historical Ecology Coast Survey Maps View and download historical maps of the San Francisco Bay produced by the United States Coast Survey (USCS) and several related resources developed by SFEI to support their use in the region.
	My Water Quality Portals Access California water quality monitoring data and assessment information organized into four question-driven themes. SFEI provides data and contributes in the development of several of the portals.
	South Bay Salt Ponds Restoration Project Search the metadata server for information on the largest tidal restoration project on the West Coast.
	Web Query Tool Use user-defined queries to dynamically map and download water quality and tissue data from several projects, including the Regional Monitoring Program and Fish Monitoring Program.