Difference between revisions of "Carneros Watershed: Map of Soil Type"

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[[Image:CarnerosSoil.jpg|300px|thumb|Carneros Watershed Soils]]
 
[[Image:CarnerosSoil.jpg|300px|thumb|Carneros Watershed Soils]]
  
* [[Image:CarnerosSoil.jpg|PDF file - for printing]]
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* [[media:CarnerosSoil.pdf|PDF file - for printing]]
* [[Image:CarnerosSoil.png|PNG file]]
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* [[media:CarnerosSoil.png|PNG file]]
  
 
== Metadata ==
 
== Metadata ==
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* Data analysis by: Natalie
 
* Data analysis by: Natalie
 
* Map produced by: Natalie
 
* Map produced by: Natalie
* Map produced using: [[ArcMap]]
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* Map produced using: [[ArcMap]] version 9.3.1
 
* Coordinate system: Longitude Latitude
 
* Coordinate system: Longitude Latitude
 
* Datum: GCS North American Datum 1983
 
* Datum: GCS North American Datum 1983
  
==S teps taken ==
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==Steps taken ==
  
 
# Download [[SSURGO]] data for each of the 4 counties on the map (Monterey, Santa Cruz, San Benito, and Santa Clara) from one of the [[Useful Data Sources]]
 
# Download [[SSURGO]] data for each of the 4 counties on the map (Monterey, Santa Cruz, San Benito, and Santa Clara) from one of the [[Useful Data Sources]]
 
# Re-project each Layer into GCS North American Datum 1983
 
# Re-project each Layer into GCS North American Datum 1983
# Create a shapefile representing the extent of the map (one way):
 
 
# In the steps below, work with the soil type (soilmu_a) shapefiles
 
# In the steps below, work with the soil type (soilmu_a) shapefiles
# Clip each county's SSURGO data to the map rectangle just created:
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# Add in re-projected "soilmu_a" layers for each county into the basemap
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# Clip each county's SSURGO data to the watershed outline:
 
## Analysis tools --> Extract --> Clip
 
## Analysis tools --> Extract --> Clip
 
### Repeat for each county layer
 
### Repeat for each county layer
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## Data management tools --> General --> Merge
 
## Data management tools --> General --> Merge
 
# Add this clipped-merged shapefile
 
# Add this clipped-merged shapefile
# Use the "Muagget" text file to make a list of just the soil types and their correlating codes in the "MUSYM" column of the attribute table
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# Use the "Muagget" text file to make a list of the soil types and their correlating codes in the "MUSYM" column of the attribute table
 
# Define symbology with a different color for each category of MUSYM (group categories by excluding slope percentage)
 
# Define symbology with a different color for each category of MUSYM (group categories by excluding slope percentage)
 
## Note, different counties appear to have used different codes for the same soil types, so there will be mis-matches at county boundaries
 
## Note, different counties appear to have used different codes for the same soil types, so there will be mis-matches at county boundaries
# Do some kind of 'select' operation to create a shapefile or layer-file with the soil types that are inside the watershed boundary
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# Select the soil types that are inside the watershed boundary
# Add a legend for this inside-watershed layer, and add an annotation noting that the legend does not contain soil types that are outside the watershed
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# Add a legend for this inside-watershed layer
  
 
== Alternate versions ==
 
== Alternate versions ==

Latest revision as of 17:57, 12 February 2011

Carneros Watershed Soils

Metadata

  • Original source of data: SSURGO
  • Data analysis by: Natalie
  • Map produced by: Natalie
  • Map produced using: ArcMap version 9.3.1
  • Coordinate system: Longitude Latitude
  • Datum: GCS North American Datum 1983

Steps taken

  1. Download SSURGO data for each of the 4 counties on the map (Monterey, Santa Cruz, San Benito, and Santa Clara) from one of the Useful Data Sources
  2. Re-project each Layer into GCS North American Datum 1983
  3. In the steps below, work with the soil type (soilmu_a) shapefiles
  4. Add in re-projected "soilmu_a" layers for each county into the basemap
  5. Clip each county's SSURGO data to the watershed outline:
    1. Analysis tools --> Extract --> Clip
      1. Repeat for each county layer
  6. Merge the four clipped county MUSYM shapefiles into one shapefile:
    1. Data management tools --> General --> Merge
  7. Add this clipped-merged shapefile
  8. Use the "Muagget" text file to make a list of the soil types and their correlating codes in the "MUSYM" column of the attribute table
  9. Define symbology with a different color for each category of MUSYM (group categories by excluding slope percentage)
    1. Note, different counties appear to have used different codes for the same soil types, so there will be mis-matches at county boundaries
  10. Select the soil types that are inside the watershed boundary
  11. Add a legend for this inside-watershed layer

Alternate versions

  • None

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