Title: Arc Hydro for EPA Basins
1Arc Hydro for EPA Basins
David R. Maidment, University of Texas at
Austin Dean Djokic, ESRI, Redlands
- Implement Basins on Arc Hydro now for a region of
interest - Examine new environment-wide modeling approaches
for specific constituents e.g. Mercury, bacteria
2Hydrologic Information System
Arc Hydro Geodatabase
3Arc Hydro Extension for EPA Basins
- Arc Basins
- Builds on core Arc Hydro landscape representation
- Provides additional feature datasets and tables
to store Basins data
Arc Hydro Feature classes
Basins feature classes
4Arc Basins as one geodatabase
5Arc Basins as two related databases
Connect these two databases using relationships
Geodatabase stores geographic feature classes
Relational database stores purely tabular
information
6National Water Information System
Web access to USGS water resources data in real
time
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8Arc Hydro Toolset Ver 1.0
Provides tools for processing raster and vector
data and populating the attributes of the Arc
Hydro data model
9Arc Hydro USA
- Arc Hydro Framework dataset for USA at 1500,000
scale - Built from USGS and National Weather Service data
- HydroPoints are active USGS stream gaging stations
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11ArcGIS Hydro Data Model
12Streams Drainage Areas Hydrography Channels
Terrain Surfaces Rainfall Response Digital
Orthophotos
Thematic Layers supporting the Arc Hydro data
model (from Michael Zeiler Modeling Our World
Volume 2)
13Data Model Based on Behavior
Follow a drop of water from where it falls on the
land, to the stream, and all the way to the ocean.
14Integrating Data Inventory using a Behavioral
Model
Relationships between objects linked by tracing
path of water movement
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17Hydrologic Information System
Hydrologic Analysis and Modeling
Arc Hydro Geodatabase
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19Other Arc Hydro Implementations
- USGS
- Stream Stats
- HEC
- GeoRAS
- GeoHMS
Streamstats
20Conclusions
- Chief innovations of ArcGIS
- Network, geodatabase, object modeling
- Chief innovations of ArcHydro so far
- HydroNetwork
- New raster tools and methodology
- HydroID relationships
- Integration of Time and Space in a single system
- Geodatabase convenient for working with large
vector datasets (use larger packaging units than
8-digit HUCs)
21Arc Hydro for EPA Basins
David R. Maidment, University of Texas at
Austin Dean Djokic, ESRI, Redlands
- Implement Basins on Arc Hydro now for a region of
interest - Examine new environment-wide modeling approaches
for specific constituents e.g. Mercury, bacteria