Journal of Computing in Civil Engineering · 2003 · 20 citations · 8 references
Natural ResourcesGeoinformaticsHydrologyGeographic Information SystemsHydrologic ModelingWater Resources EngineeringHydrologic AnalysisHydrologic Data AnalysisWatershed AssessmentWatershed DelineationWatershed ModelingGeo-spatial Analysis For WatershedsGeographic Information System DataGeographic Information System-based DelineationReal-time ProcessingWatershed Boundary ValidationWatershed Data AnalysisWeb User Interface DesignWeb-based Geographic Information Systems
A Web-based geographic information system (GIS) that can delineate watersheds in real time was developed for use in hydrologic analysis and to support hydrologic model operation on the Internet. The system integrates a watershed delineation (WD) engine, common gateway interfaces, a Web-GIS user interface, and supports digital spatial data including vector and grid formats. The WD program utilizes a double-seed array-replacement algorithm to obtain a watershed boundary from point coordinates. The system provides a user interface for the selection of an outlet point from a map display in the Web browser using MapServer Web-GIS capability. The WD and data extraction system has been implemented for all of Indiana, with extensive verification conducted in the 2,082.7 km2 Wildcat Creek watershed in Indiana. The time to obtain results and the quality of results are acceptable for use as a real-time system for WD via the Web.
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Drainage networks from grid digital elevation models
John Fairfield, Pierre Leymarie · Water Resources Research · 1991 · 597 citations