1. Mountain Bottled Water

2. Intro
Crystal Mountain Bottled Water Company has requested assistance in locating the geographic position of their new fresh water source. STUD GIS INC. has been contracted to conduct a GIS analysis to determine the location of this new water supply.

3. Scope
The water source selected shall conform to the following criteria:
The water quality of the stream or river selected must meet standards set by Category 1 as defined by the Department of Ecology (See Appendix for Category description and reference).
The water source shall be located in a forested area.
The water source cannot be from a National Park
The water source shall be at least twenty miles from the nearest population center.
The water source shall be within 15 miles of the nearest airport.
The water source shall be at least five miles from a fish hatchery.
The water source would be preferred to be located on the west side of the Cascade Mountain Range.
The water source shall be within 5 miles of a major highway.

4. Mapped locations of Toxins in Water Systems
Toxin Locations
1mile Toxin Buffer
After

5. Removal all Streams from outside Forests and in National Parks
Before
After

6. Removal of Streams from inside 10 mile Populated areas
10 Mile Buffer
After

7. Streams within 15 miles of Airports
Location of Airports
15 Mile Buffer
After

8. Removal of Streams within 5 miles of a Hatchery
Location of Hatcheries
5 Mile Buffer
After

9. North Fork Calawah River
Place Selected
North Fork Calawah River

10. Built a Model to Repeat Calculations Easily

11. Bibliography
Ecology, D. o. (n.d.). Geographic Information Systems GIS. Retrieved December 1, 2009, from Department of Ecology:
Ecology, W. S. (n.d.). Water Quality Assessment Categories. Retrieved December 8, 2009, from Washington State Department of Ecology:
SteamNet Fish Data for the NorthWest. (2009, February). Retrieved December 8, 2009, from All Fish Species GIS Data:
WSDOT. (n.d.). WSDOT GeoData Distrubution Catalog. Retrieved December 1, 2009, from Washington Sate Department of Transportation:

12. Mountain Bottled Water
Michael Beatty
Chris Hagen
Jeff Tollar
Mountain Bottled Water
Example of River Tool
Washington State Waterways
Washington State Populated Areas
Intro
Crystal Mountain Bottled Water Company has requested assistance in locating the geographic position of their new fresh water source. STUD GIS INC. has been contracted to conduct a GIS analysis to determine the location of this new water supply.
Scope
The water source selected shall conform to the following criteria:
The water quality of the stream or river selected must meet standards set by Category 1 as defined by the Department of Ecology (See Appendix for Category description and reference).
The water source shall be located in a forested area.
The water source cannot be from a National Park
The water source shall be at least twenty miles from the nearest population center.
The water source shall be within 15 miles of the nearest airport.
The water source shall be at least five miles from a fish hatchery.
The water source would be preferred to be located on the west side of the Cascade Mountain Range.
The water source shall be within 5 miles of a major highway.
Elimination by 10 mile Buffer
Location North Fork Calawah River
Result from Buffer Analysis
River Tool Flow Analysis
Bibliography
Ecology, D. o. (n.d.). Geographic Information Systems GIS. Retrieved December 1, 2009, from Department of Ecology:
Ecology, W. S. (n.d.). Water Quality Assessment Categories. Retrieved December 8, 2009, from Washington State Department of Ecology:
SteamNet Fish Data for the NorthWest. (2009, February). Retrieved December 8, 2009, from All Fish Species GIS Data:
WSDOT. (n.d.). WSDOT GeoData Distrubution Catalog. Retrieved December 1, 2009, from Washington Sate Department of Transportation:
The Creation of our water Tool Provided us with:
Easy changing of parameters
The ability to apply it to any state