In-situ measurements of seismic velocities at twelve locations in the San Francisco Bay region
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Geology topics
Research about San Francisco Bay region
Source-linked reports with geographic coverage including San Francisco Bay region.
Mean annual runoff in the San Francisco Bay region, California, 1931-70
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Drift of surface and near-bottom waters of the San Francisco Bay system, California: March 1970 through April 1971
The San Francisco Bay system is a complex estuary in which there is an interplay between natural chemical and physical processes, and changes resulting from the works of man. The bay is used for recreation, water-borne commerce, fishing, domestic and industrial waste disposal, and esthetic pleasure. Because some of these uses are competitive, it is desirable to adequately predict the impact of man's activities on this natural system. The reliability of such predictions will be strengthened by long-term observations directed toward understanding the natural processes occurring in the bay. This study is a compilation of one aspect of the U.S. Geological Survey's continuing investigations of the San Francisco Bay system.
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Maps showing areas of potential inundation by tsunamis in the San Francisco Bay region, California
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Precipitation depth-duration-frequency relations for the San Francisco Bay region, California, with isohyetal map of San Francisco Bay region, California, showing mean annual precipitation
Precipitation depth-duration-frequency relations have been derived for the San Francisco Bay region, California. The regimen of precipitation in the region is such that depth-duration-frequency characteristics for a site are closely related to the mean annual precipitation for that site.
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Generalized geologic map of the San Francisco Bay region, California
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