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Using ArcView
Timothy N. Loesch
2000 Minnesota GIS/LIS Consortium
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Class Timetable/Agenda
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Stream Ordering
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convex (bulging)
concave (bowing)
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ELEVATION
VALUES
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1:24,000 Scale
Level 1 - 30 meter spacing
Level 2
Matches map accuracy of 1:24,000 scale quads
Developed by scanning published quads
Appropriate for hydrologic modeling
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9)Edit the property sheets of these images by making them active and using the THEME menu, Properties
option. Set the name of the DOQ to Digital Ortho Photograph and the name of the DRG to Digital Raster
Graphic.
10) Then re-order these themes so that the Digital Ortho Photo theme is on the bottom of the table of contents and
the Digital Raster Graphic theme is on the top.
11) Edit the legend of the Digital Raster Graphic Press the Colormap button as shown. Set the color of Class 1 to
transparent. Then turn on the image and do some exploring by zooming in and out and panning around to learn
more about our project area.
12) Now Save Your Project and minimize ArcView.
Transparent
Colormap button
Class 1
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Stream
100-meter Elevation
contour
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Sink Area
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Cell Elevation
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Cells containing the contour are assigned the value of the contour,
all other cells are interpolated. Sinks are always possible in areas
where contours converge near a stream.
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Drainage Enforcement
Using existing hydrographic features to remove
these errors is essential to produce accurate
watershed basins.
Sinks are usually small and cause drainage basins to
be incorrectly delineated
If a stream is not present elevations in sink areas are
raised to elevation of saddle so that water can drain
If a stream is present elevations of saddles are
lowered to that of the sink so that water can drain.
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Adjusted
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Target Cell
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Target Cell
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Flow Direction
Original Surface
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Flow Direction
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Pour Point
Contributing Area
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Statistical Summary
Cross-Tabulation
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S = P - I - F - E where,
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Wetness Index
As = Contributing Catchment
Area in meters squared
B = Slope of cell measured in
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w = As / tanB
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http://www.ce.utexas.edu/prof/maidment/
http://www.ciesin.colostate.edu/USDA/hydrology/models_soft.html
http://www.ecgl.byu.edu/wms.htm
http://www.esri.com/news/arcuser/arcuser498/hydrology.html
http://www.esri.com/library/userconf/proc98/PROCEED/TO400/PAP
400/P400.HTM
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To Conclude
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