Hydraulic Engineering Laboratory Reports
University of California Berkeley
Marine Sediment Studies

The following reports are available on-line from the Corps of Engineers Project 
on Sedimentary Process initiated by H.A. Einstein and continued by J. Johnson 
and R. L. Wiegel of the Department of Civil Engineering.  In 1965, P. Wilde took 
over the management of the marine sediment portion started by Parker Trask.  
The reports listed here were done by students of Civil Engineering and Geology 
supported by the Corps of Engineering grants.
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HEL #
Title
Authors
HEL 2-13
Recent Sediments of the Monterey Deep-Sea Fan
Pat Wilde
HEL 2-14
Recent Coastal Sediments, Double Point to Point San Pedro, California
D. B. Moore
HEL 2-18
Recents Sediments of Monterey Bay California
T. E. Yancey
HEL 2-19
Recent Sediments of Bolinas Bay California

Part A Introduction and Grain Size Data
C. Isselhardt, L. Osuch, T. Yancey and P. Wilde
HEL 2-22
Recent Sediments of Bolinas Bay California

Part B Mineralogical Data
C. Isselhardt, L. Osuch, P. Wilde
HEL 2-23
Recent Sediments of Bolinas Bay California

Part  C Interpretation and Summary of Results
P. Wilde C. Isselhardt, L. Osuch, T. Yancey
HEL 2-26
Recent Sediments of the Central California Continental Shelf

Pilar Point to Pigeon Point, Part A
Introduction and Grain Size Data
T. Yancey, C. Isselhardt, L. Osuch, J. Lee and P. Wilde
HEL 2-28
Recent Sediments of the Central California Continental Shelf

Pigeon Point to Sand Hills Bluffs, Part A
Introduction and Grain Size Data
J. Lee, T. Yancey, and P. Wilde
HEL 2-29
Faunal Communities on the Central California Continental Shelf near San FranciscoA Sedimentary Environmental Study

T. Yancey, and P. Wilde
HEL 2-30
Recent Sediments of the Central California Continental Shelf

Pillar Point to Pigeon Point, Part B
Mineralogical Data
J. Lee, M. Glogoczowski, T. Yancey, and P. Wilde
HEL 2-33
Recent Sediments of Monterey Bay
Additional Mineralogical Data
T. Yancey and P. Wilde
HEL 2-38
Recent Sediments of the Central California Continental Shelf 
Pilar point
to Pigeon Point, Part C:
Interpretation and summary of results
Pat Wilde, J. Lee, T. Yancey and M. Glogoczowski
HEL 2-37
River Mouth and Beach Sediments 
Yankee Point to Hurricane Point, California, Part A
Introduction and Grain Size Analyses
P. Pause, K. Leslie, P. Wilde, and P. Henshaw

Catalogue of HEL Sediment Samples sponsored by Sea Grant.
Unfortunately the original 'disappeared' from the Water Resources Archives.  This is a scan of a reduced Xerox 
of the computer output.  At best, my OCR technology can not disentangle dot matrix letters from 
formal horizontal lines of old style print outs.   It is readable with some imagination.

Related Theses

Moore, D. B., 1964, Recent Coastal Sediments, Double Point to Point San Pablo, California: Master's Thesis in Geology, University of California Berkeley, 86pp.