Water Commons Index

Nov 6, 2018
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This draft model identifies 90m reporting units within the urban South Coast Watersheds of Santa Barbara County that provide recharge to one of three kinds of recharge: 
  • Vegetation Recharge - recharge into vegetation. 
  • Subsurface Flow Recharge - recharge into areas near riparian areas providing subsurface flow to waterways.
  • Groundwater Recharge - recharge into the groundwater basin. 
This is a draft model and can be explored using the EEMS Explorer under the Layers tab on the left hand side of the page when you open the dataset.

Please email Dustin Pearce (dustin.pearce@consbio.org) if you have any questions on this.
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Dustin Pearce - CBI
Ben Best - EcoQuants
Meg West - Meg West Design
Matthew Gries - DesignARC
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