Arc Hydro River Aquatic Biology River Network Channel Shape Flooding Multiscale 3D Hydrography Applications.

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Arc Hydro River Aquatic Biology River Network Channel Shape Flooding Multiscale 3D Hydrography Applications

Global Topographic Basemap in ArcGIS.com Tiled base map synthesizing information across map scales World United States Texas Austin Home How do we do this for hydro?

Hydro BaseMap Display Layer The Hydrography or “blue line” component of a topographic map

Hydro BaseMap Operational Layer A geometric network with a local catchment for each network edge

Hydro BaseMap Observation Layers Time-enabled feature layers of observations data

Some Implementation Principles Work with high resolution Lidar point data and breakline data Better integration of vector geometry and networks with the elevation data (e.g. WBD, NHD, NED) Have a better solution for multiscale visualization and analysis Operational layer has the same seamless behavior across scales as does the display layer There are base-level original data. At all higher, less resolved scales, the features displayed are a selected set from the base level original dataset.