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Project Manager for the ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World Environment Team
Project Manager for the ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World Environment Team
by Laurie Williams, Senior Planner/Watershed GIS, County of Marin, CA The Department of Public Works of Marin County, CA (just north of ...
Imagine being able to have an idea of where flooding issues are at the outset of a project.
The anisotropic nature of meandering river morphology poses unique challenges in analyzing and modeling river channel data using GIS. S...
Prepared by: Fernando Salas, Graduate Research Assistant, University of Texas at Austin Special thanks to Dr. David Maidment (CRWR), Dr. ...
The American Water Resource Association Specialty Conference on GIS will be held in New Orleans next week. The ESRI Hydro team will be ...
What is SWAT? A sophisticated basin-scale computer model that predicts impacts of weather, soils, land use and land management on water s...
1.0 What does it do? Nitrate is a commonly identified groundwater and surface-water pollutant; it poses serious threats to human health ...
A common task for agencies managing water resources is to assess how new groundwater wells will affect groundwater availability, groundwa...
In part 1 of this blog, we downloaded data from the Fishnet website and made a web map on ArcGIS.com. Part 2 showed how the data could be...