A comprehensive tool to track and summarize science activities.
Visualize science funding, themes, and collaborations.
A unifying hub to encourage communication amongst the Delta science community
The Delta Science Tracker is a tool to improve coordination and collaboration of science activities in a way that is valuable to scientists, decision-makers, and managers in the Delta. The Delta Science Tracker allows users to explore and visualize recent research and monitoring efforts through the lenses of science activities, organizations, and people. It is intended to promote communication, create opportunities for collaboration, and enhance transparency for science funding opportunities and decisions.
The goal of this project is that the shared development and use of the Science Tracker will facilitate progress on the Delta Science Plan’s vision of ‘One Delta, One Science’ – an open Delta science community that works collaboratively to build a shared body of scientific knowledge with the capacity to adapt and inform future water and environmental decisions.
This project estimates carbon storage for the past, present and future Delta, as well as GHG fluxes and elevation change based on chosen restoration and rice farming scenarios in the future Delta usin...
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Invasive aquatic vegetation (IAV) acts as an ecosystem engineer by changing habitat conditions and water quality. This negatively affects the survival of native species. Over the past 15 years, IAV ha...
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This project will establish an integrated pest management approach for Phragmites (Common reed), an aggressive invasive plant in Delta wetlands. Results will highlight social and cultural barriers to ...
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The Delta Science Tracker is developed and maintained by a partnership of the Delta Stewardship Council, the Bureau of Reclamation, the Interagency Ecological Program, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, State Water Contractors and other agencies.
