The Observation Data Model ODM Bryan Enslein April 24, 2008.

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The Observation Data Model ODM Bryan Enslein April 24, 2008

The HIS Concept Hydrologic Information System How do you make into ?

Raw Data

Created by David Tarboton and Jeff Horsburgh of Utah State University

= Mandatory Field

Standardized Variable Codes  Used for organization of data  Classification based on first three letters of the Vocabulary Term  Numbers represent grouping to a term

To put it all together We had this:

And Built This…..

DASH Application

Questions?