Metadata and Data Sets

| Bouldin Alfalfa || Bouldin Corn || DWR Corn || East End || East Pond || Eden Landing || Gilbert Tract || Hill Slough || Mayberry || Rush Ranch || Sherman Barn || Sherman Island || Sherman Wetland || Tonzi || Twitchell Alfalfa || Twitchell Rice || Vaira || West Pond |

Summary

| Soils || Water Level || Lidar || Dist & Mgmt || Leaf Level || Spectra || Report || Isotope || Harvest || LAI || Ground Penetrating Radar || Soil Moisture || Tree Survey || Water Potential || Porewater |

Id	Type	Site	Dates	Frequency	Title	Description
36	Water Potential	TZ	2001-03-01 - Present	Bi-weekly during green leaf season	Oak tree leaf water potential	Leaf water potential using a pressure bomb to force water out of sprigs of oak leaves (some pine too) have been measured by many different people over the years. Generally three trees have been used (102, 255 and 92 aka Liu Kang's tree) although some times the tree ids were not recorded (2010, 2011, 2012). Also young and old pine trees but again not always recorded. Usually small sprigs of multiple oak leave were cut from the tree in multiple (sunlit, shade, different height) locations and immediately measured. Midday is the most prevalent measurement time, but many predawn measurements were done, and occasionally multiple times throughout the day. Sometimes only qualitative times of "predawn" and "midday" were recorded these were assumed to be 30min before sunrise and solar noon.