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Welcome to the CRC Publications database. Here, you can search for and access over 150 documents published by the CRC since its founding in 1972, including numerous research project reports, conference proceedings, research synthesis reports, and other original documents produced by the CRC. These include, for example, searchable PDF copies of early NSF project reports authored by the CRC's "founding fathers" (L. Eugene Cronin, William J. Hargis, Jr., and Donald W. Pritchard) and their many professional colleagues during the important pre-CBP partnership years (1972-1983).
{Note: Most publications for the Chesapeake Bay Program Partnership's Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee (STAC) have been published by the CRC since the CBP's creation in 1984. These publications have been separately cataloged, however, and most are not available here. For a comprehensive searchable database of STAC publications, click here. }
{Note: Most publications for the Chesapeake Bay Program Partnership's Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee (STAC) have been published by the CRC since the CBP's creation in 1984. These publications have been separately cataloged, however, and most are not available here. For a comprehensive searchable database of STAC publications, click here. }
Non -Point Source Studies on Chesapeake Bay: VII. Metals Discharge from the Rhode River Watershed in 1975
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Proceedings of the Bi-State Conference on Chesapeake Bay
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Non -Point Source Studies on Chesapeake Bay: VIII. Preliminary Tests of the Application of Rhode River Statistical Models to Patuxent River Subwatersheds
Shoreline Situation Report: Prince George County, Virginia SRAMSOE No. 114
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Shoreline Situation Report: Charles City County, Virginia SRAMSOE No. 115
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Shoreline Situation Report: Charles City County, Virginia SRAMSOE No. 112
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Non -Point Source Studies on Chesapeake Bay: I. Bacterial Contamination from the Rhode River Watershed, Concentrations and Survival Studies in the Estuary
Shoreline Situation Report: Gloucester County, Virginia SRAMSOE NO. 83
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Report on the Effects of Tropical Storm Agnes on the Chesapeake Bay Estuarine System
During June 1972 Tropical Storm Agnes released record amounts of rainfall on the watersheds of most of the major tributaries of Chesapeake Bay. The resulting floods, categorized as a once-in-100-to- 200-year occurrence, caused perturbations of the environment in Chesapeake Bay, the nation's greatest estuary. This volume is an attempt to bring together analyses of the effects of this exceptional natural event on the hydrology, geology, water quality, and biology of Chesapeake Bay and to consider the impact of these effects on the economy of the Tidewater Region and on public health.
Get PDFWest River: An Analysis of Land and Water Use Issues Within a Chesapeake Bay Watershed Draft
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