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Shawn Chartrand specializes in conducting fluvial geomorphic field studies applied to habitat and watershed management. He leads Balance\'s watershed assessment and enhancement planning efforts, resulting in specific restoration and repair programs. He also investigates hydrology of karst systems and models fish passage conditions through riffles and water levels in urban, vegetated flood control channels.
• Certified Engineer Geologist (CA) and Professional Geologist (CA)
• M.S. Geological Sciences, Case Western Reserve University, 1997
• B.A. Environmental Geology, with honors, Case Western Reserve University, 1995
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Guensch, G., Hecht, B., and Chartrand, S., 2009, Alternative approaches to multi-species passage past a high irrigation diversion - Five Mile Creek, Sprague River Basin, OR: 43rd Annual Conference of the American Fisheries Society, CalNeva, Santa Rosa, California, April 1-3, 2009 (ppt)
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Brown, S., Chartrand, S., Hecht, B.,and Owens, J., 2005, Sediment transport trends in watersheds of the San Mateo Peninsula: State of the San Francisco Estuary Conference, 7th Biennial, Oakland, California, October 2005. (pdf abstract)
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Chartrand, S., and Hecht, B, 2004, Storm inflows and sensitive species - two new frontiers of karst hydrogeology: Groundwater Resources Association,13th Annual Meeting, Rohnert Park, California, September 23-24, 2004. (pdf) (pdf abstract)
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Chartrand, S.M., and Whiting, P.J., 1999, Alluvial architecture in the headwater streams with special emphasis on step-pool topography: Earth Surface Process and Landforms, 2000, v. 25, p. 583-600.
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