Welcome to the Bay Delta and Tributaries (BDAT) Project site.
BDAT contains environmental data concerning the San Francisco Bay-Delta
and provides public access to that data. Over fifty organizations
contribute data voluntarily to this project. The database includes
biological, water quality, and meteorological data.
These can be used to gauge the health of the estuary and to
manage water and environmental resources.
BDAT is a part of the
California Environmental Data Exchange Network (CEDEN),
which includes projects and organizations from all parts of the state. Find out how you can
contribute and benefit from
participation in CEDEN.
Data Retrieval shows the actual data in the
BDAT database in detailed reports. Here, the user can choose their
own selection criteria in a step-by-step manner, then download the
data in a variety of formats.
Data Summaries show the data in the
BDAT database summarized in various ways, which may be helpful in deciding what
to select in the data retrieval section. This section also provides
project metadata.
BDAT Links are links to specialized
web applications outside of this site that access subsets of the
BDAT database.
Provider Login is an area specifically for our
data providers. A login and password are required for access.
Special Reports are customized reports that
are available for public access. Examples include reports related to Chinook
and Steelhead salmon monitoring. New reports are added upon request.
Sponsors is a list of our sponsoring
agencies and links to their web sites. These agencies provide funding and
data for this project.
Contact gives information on how
to contact us for any comments, questions or suggestions. All input is
appreciated and carefully considered.
FAQ is a list of frequently asked questions
about the site and how to use it. Please contact us with any questions that
are not on the list and we will be happy to assist you.
Welcome to the Bay Delta and Tributaries (BDAT) Project site.
BDAT contains environmental data concerning the San Francisco Bay-Delta
and provides public access to that data. Over fifty organizations
contribute data voluntarily to this project. The database includes
biological, water quality, and meteorological data.
These can be used to gauge the health of the estuary and to
manage water and environmental resources.