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GregWroblicky_script_Part01.py Source Datasets

GregWroblicky_script_Part01.py Input /Ouput Filenames

GregWroblicky_script_Part01.py Clip Input Files, Copy to Shape files

GregWroblicky_script_Part01.py Merge Natural Habitat Input Files

GregWroblicky_script_Part01.py Reproject Input Files

GregWroblicky_script_Part01.py Erase Parks from Natural Habitat Areas, Buffer streams

GregWroblicky_script_Part01.py Source Data Script Results: Parks and Natural Habitat Areas, w/ Zip Code Areas for Reference

GregWroblicky_script_Part01.py Source Data Script Results: CARI Streams and Wetlands Areas, w/ Zip Code Areas for Reference

GregWroblicky_script_Part01.py Source Data Script Results: Essential Connectivity Areas and Stream Buffer Connective Corridors w/ Zip Code Areas for Reference

GregWroblicky_script_Part02.py Input /Ouput Filenames

GregWroblicky_script_Part02.py More initial variable declarations, then Create list of Parcels that will have Habitat Area Search performed.

GregWroblicky_script_Part02.py Begin Habitat Search, Create initial output table and fields for Parcel Habitat List Table

GregWroblicky_script_Part02.py Create a circle buffer that represents search distance around each parcel.

GregWroblicky_script_Part02.py Search Natural Areas shape file and add data to previously created output table

GregWroblicky_script_Part02.py Create shape file of search results, determine Habitat Areas located within the parcel, update the output table records for these habitat area records.

GregWroblicky_script_Part02.py Repeat this same sequence of steps for other habitat area and connectivity corridor layers located near or within the parcel, update the output table records for these habitat area records which will will include: Sacramento Parks, CARI_Streams, CARI_Wetlands, Stream Buffer Connectivity Corridors, and Essential Connectivity Areas (ECA) Last, copy table with all habitat and connective corridor records to seperate file with parcel number designation before looping back to repeat the search for the next parcel.

GregWroblicky_script_Part02.py Location of two parcels for which the script was run to determine habitat and connectivity areas located within or adjacent to the parcel. The circles represent the areas within 5000 feet of the parcel centroids. Roads are included for reference

GregWroblicky_script_Part02.py Example Parcel Search Results for Parcel 240431. Parcel and Search Radius are in Red

GregWroblicky_script_Part02.py Example Output Table Results for Parcel 240431.

GregWroblicky_script_Part02.py Example Parcel Search Results for Parcel 143600. Parcel and Search Radius are in Red

GregWroblicky_script_Part02.py Example Output Table Results for Parcel 240431.