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Efficient Algorithms for Geographic Watershed Analysis

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Efficient Algorithms for Geographic Watershed Analysis

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2012-07-03

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This project is to analyze where wetlands and other vegetated buffers can be placed on the landscape to intercept drain waters and help purify them before they reach the natural watershed. The computational problem comes because new LIDAR images have expanded the resolution of geographic digital elevation models (DEMs) up to a thousandfold or more. This in turn has taxed the ability of existing algorithms to process the expanded datasets. Here we explain the project and present new efficient algorithms for parallel and scalar processing that reduce run-times from days on ordinary computers to minutes or second using the new algorithms in a parallel supercomputing environment.

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poster presented at the MSI 2012 Research Exhibition

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Minnesota Supercomputing Institute

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Barnes, Richard; Lehman, Clarence; Mulla, David; Galzki, Jacob; Wan, Haibo; Nelson, Joel. (2012). Efficient Algorithms for Geographic Watershed Analysis. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/126871.

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