File structure design and data specifications for water resources geographic information systems
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File structure design and data specifications for water resources geographic information systems
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1987-06
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University of Minnesota, Water Resources Research Center
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Chapters: 1. Introduction:toward water resources analysis. 2. File structure and cell size considerations for a water resources GIS. 3. Precipitation network density requirements for short-term analysis. 4. Climate network density analysis. 5. Precipitation data for a water resources GIS. 6.Hydrological classification of land cover. 7. Land cover data for a water resources GIS. 8. Soil water systems analysis and modeling. 9. A review of soil erosion modeling. 10. Soil data for a water resources GIS. 11. Terrain data for a water resources GIS. 12. Hydrographic data for a water resources GIS. 13. Groundwater systems for a water resources GIS. 14 Groundwater data....15. Conclusions and summary...
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Special report;10
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Brown, Dwight A., Gersmehl, Philip J. 1987. File structure design and data specifications for water resources geographic information systems. Saint Paul, MN: University of Minnesota, Water Resources Research Center. Special report 10.
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Brown, Dwight A.; Gersmehl, Philip J.. (1987). File structure design and data specifications for water resources geographic information systems. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/164281.
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