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ID	Type	Date	file name	Description
26	Plots	2013-06-01	Cospectra_Comparison_Delta.pdf	Plots of cospectra from the Delta sights
102	Report		MayberryProjectInfo.pdf	DWR prepared brochure for Mayberry Wetland Project
176	Report	2014-09-08	2014_MB_AmerifluxReport.pdf	Ameriflux intercomparison from September 8 - October 2, 2008 at Mayberry
206	Video	2010-11-17	https://youtu.be/VV73O5WCr6Y	Timelapse of Mayberry wetland from 2010-11-17 to 2011-08-09
298	Video	2018-08-30	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLsSODVyQ9o	sub_TIDAL is an audiovisual piece created by algorithmically processed gas exchange data collected over four years at a wetland restoration project on Sherman Island in California’s Delta. Formerly grazed pastures, this developing ecosystem provides critical wildlife habitat for resident and migratory species, and can help reduce pressure on levees critical for the safety of California’s drinking water supply. Additionally, the wetland influences greenhouse gas emissions by storing carbon and releasing methane. To help reveal the invisible forces that structure the developing ecosystem, and to highlight the interdependence between human and natural systems, this project uses Max MSP to translate ecosystem parameters visually (by applying color filters controlled by sensor data to time-lapse imagery) and sonically (by creating melodies using sampled instruments controlled by sensor data). This educational project takes a multi-sensory approach to engage new ways of comprehending local climate dynamics in the context of ecological restoration. This restoration project is managed by the California Department of Water Resources and all data was collected by the Baldocchi Lab at UC Berkeley.