Difference between revisions of "Carneros Watershed: Slope"

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== Metadata ==
 
== Metadata ==
  
* Original source of data: See [[Carneros Creek Watershed: Map of Elevation]]
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* Data Source: USGS, 1/3 arc second, Digital Elevation Model: See [[Carneros Watershed: Map of Elevation]]
 
* Data analysis: ArcMap
 
* Data analysis: ArcMap
 
* Map produced by: Kyle Stoner
 
* Map produced by: Kyle Stoner
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== Processing Steps ==
 
== Processing Steps ==
  
# Open the Tools -> Surface -> Slope
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# ArcGIS -> Spatial Analyst Toolbar -> Surface Analysis -> Slope
# Select the DEM you want to calculate slope from
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# Input Surface: USGS 1/3 arc second DEM.  DEM was projected so that x,y measurement units matched the vertical measurement unit.  This projection change creates some visual distortion in the final image from the shift.
# Modify colors and category breaks as needed
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# Output Measurement: Slope was calculated in degrees.
 
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# Z Factor: The Z-factor was set to 1 because the DEM was projected into UTM to match units of elevation.
== Alternate versions ==
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# Output Cell Size: Default value automatically used the input cell size.
 
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# Output Raster: name and location of slope raster to be created.
* An alternate version that is clipped to the watershed boundary is: [[Carmel River Watershed: Map of Slope 2]]
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# Color ramp was set to "Partial Spectrum" with 9 classes ranging from 0-75 degrees.
  
 
== Links ==
 
== Links ==
  
* [[Maps of the Carmel River Watershed]]
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* [[Maps of the Carneros Watershed]]

Latest revision as of 15:35, 10 February 2011

Carneros slope.jpg

Metadata

  • Data Source: USGS, 1/3 arc second, Digital Elevation Model: See Carneros Watershed: Map of Elevation
  • Data analysis: ArcMap
  • Map produced by: Kyle Stoner
  • Coordinate system: UTM Zone 10
  • Datum: NAD 83

Processing Steps

  1. ArcGIS -> Spatial Analyst Toolbar -> Surface Analysis -> Slope
  2. Input Surface: USGS 1/3 arc second DEM. DEM was projected so that x,y measurement units matched the vertical measurement unit. This projection change creates some visual distortion in the final image from the shift.
  3. Output Measurement: Slope was calculated in degrees.
  4. Z Factor: The Z-factor was set to 1 because the DEM was projected into UTM to match units of elevation.
  5. Output Cell Size: Default value automatically used the input cell size.
  6. Output Raster: name and location of slope raster to be created.
  7. Color ramp was set to "Partial Spectrum" with 9 classes ranging from 0-75 degrees.

Links