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Arc Hydro Tools - Tutorial

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Arc Hydro Tools - Tutorial Version 1.1 Final - September 2005 ESRI 380 New York St., Redlands, CA 92373-8100, USA • TEL [phone] • FAX [phone] • E-MAIL [e-mail] • WEB www.esri.com Arc Hydro Tools v1.1 Final – Tutorial Copyright © 2005 ESRI All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. The information contained in this document is the exclusive property of ESRI. This work is protected under United States copyright law and other international copyright treaties and conventions. No part of this work may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system, except as expressly permitted in writing by ESRI. All requests should be sent to Attention: Contracts Manager, ESRI, 380 New York Street, Redlands, CA 92373-8100, USA. The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice. 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September 2005 iArc Hydro Tools v1.1 Final – Tutorial Table of Contents Introduction......................................................................................................................................1 Objective...........1 Getting Started..1 Software Requirements ...............................................................................................................1 Setting up the Arc Hydro Tools ..................................................................................................4 Installing XML Parser 4.0...........................................................................................................4 Installing the Water Utilities Application Framework ................................................................5 Installing Arc Hydro....................................................................................................................6 1. Run the Arc Hydro setup ...................................................................................................6 2. Open ArcMap and load Arc Hydro tools ...........................................................................7 Dataset Setup...............................................................................................................................9 1. Load the terrain data ..........................................................................................................9 Terrain Preprocessing11 1. DEM Reconditioning (optional) ......................................................................................11 2. Build Walls (optional)......................................................................................................13 3. Fill Sinks (optional) .........................................................................................................14 4. Flow Direction .................................................................................................................16 5. Flow Accumulation17 6. Stream Definition.............................................................................................................18 7. Stream Segmentation .......................................................................................................20 8. Catchment Grid Delineation ............................................................................................21 9. Catchment Polygon Processing........................................................................................22 10. Drainage Line Processing ..............................................................................................23 11. Adjoint Catchment Processing.......................................................................................25 12. Drainage Point Processing .............................................................................................27 13. Longest Flow Path for Catchments................................................................................28 14. L Adjoint Catchments...................................................................30 15. Slope ..............................................................................................................................31 16. Slope greater than 30......................................................................................................32 17. Slater than 30 and facing North..........................................................................33 18. Weighted Flow Accumulation34 Watershed Processing....................................................................................................................36 1. Batch Watershed Delineation...........................................................................................36 2. Batch Subwatershed Delineation .....................................................................................39 3. Drainage Area Centroid ...................................................................................................42 4. Longest Flow Path ...........................................................................................................44 5. Loow Path for Watersheds ..................................................................................45 6. Longest Flow Path for Subwatersheds.............................................................................46 7. Construct 3D Line............................................................................................................48 8. Smooth 3D Line...............................................................................................................49 9. Flow Path Parameters from 2D Line................................................................................50 10. Flow Path Parameters from 3D Line..............................................................................51 Network Tools ...............................................................................................................................53 1. Hydro Network Generation..............................................................................................53 2. Node/Link Schema Generation........................................................................................55 3. Store Flow Direction........................................................................................................56 4. Set Flow Direction ...........................................................................................................57 September 2005 iiArc Hydro Tools v1.1 Final – Tutorial Terrain Morphology.......................................................................................................................59 1. Data Management Terrain Morphology...........................................................................59 2. Drainage Area Characterization.......................................................................................60 3. Drainage Boundary Characterization...............................................................................64 4. Drainage Connectivity Characterization..........................................................................70 Attribute Tools...............................................................................................................................74 1. Assign HydroID ...............................................................................................................74 2. Generate From/To Node for Lines...................................................................................76 3. Find Next Downstream Line............................................................................................77 4. Calculate Length Downstream for Edges ........................................................................78 5. Calculate Length Down for Junctions ...................................................................79 6. Find Next Downstream Junction......................................................................................81 7. Store Area Outlets............................................................................................................82 8. Consolidate Attributes......................................................................................................85 9. Accumulate Attributes .....................................................................................................88 10. Display Time Series.......................................................................................................90 11. Transfer ID.....................................................................................................................93 12. Transfer Value................................................................................................................95 13. Compute Local Parameters96 14. Compute Global Parameters ..........................................................................................98 Buttons and Tools..........................................................................................................................99 1. Flow Path Tracing............................................................................................................99 2. Point Delineation100 3. Batch Point Generation ..................................................................................................101 4. Assign Related Identifier ...............................................................................................102 5. Global Point Delineation................................................................................................103 6. Trace By NextDownID Attribute...................................................................................104 September 2005 iii Arc Hydro Tools v1.1 Final – Tutorial Introduction The purpose of this tutorial is to illustrate, step-by-step, how to install Arc Hydro and use the major functionality available in the tools. This is a hands-on document focusing on how, not why. There is little discussion on implementation or internal operation of a tool. This document is targeted to an experienced water resources ArcGIS user who wants to learn how to use the tools. The online help provides more detail on the way the tools operate. Objective In this tutorial, the user will perform drainage analysis on a terrain model. The Arc Hydro tools are used to derive several data sets that collectively describe the drainage patterns of a catchment. Raster analysis is performed to generate data on flow direction, flow accumulation, stream definition, stream segmentation, and watershed delineation. These data are then used to develop a vector representation of catchments and drainage lines. Using this information, a geometric network is constructed. Utility of Arc Hydro tools is demonstrated by applying them to develop attributes that can be useful in hydrologic modeling. To accomplish these objectives, the user is exposed to important features and functionality of Arc Hydro tools, both in raster and vector environment. Getting Started Software Requirements ArcGIS 8.3 or higher (Note: Arc Hydro is fully functional for ArcInfo and ArcEditor only – limited functionality is available with ArcView – see note below) Spatial Analyst extension XML Parser version 3.0 or 4.0 (MSXML 3.0 or MSXML 4.0) – 4.0 recommended Water Utilities Application Framework (ApFramework) Note: Using Arc Hydro with ArcView The Arc Hydro tools require ArcInfo/ArcEditor 8.3 or higher with the Spatial Analyst extension. Since ArcView allows only limited editing (simple features), not all functions are available with ArcView. In particular, the following functions require ArcInfo/ArcEditor: • Hydro Network Generation • Calculate Length Downstream for Edges • Calculate Downstream for Junctions • Find Next Downstream Junctions • Store Flow Direction • Set Flow Direction September 2005 1Arc Hydro Tools v1.1 Final – Tutorial The following tables summarize the requirements (ArcEditor/ArcInfo and Spatial Analyst) for each function in Arc Hydro. Terrain Preprocessing Requires Requires ArcInfo/ArcEditor Spatial Analyst DEM Reconditioning x Build Walls x Fill Sinks x Flow Direction x Flow Accumulation x Stream Definition x Segmentation x Catchment Grid Delineation x Catchment Polygon Processing x Drainage Line Processing x Adjoint Catchment Processing Drainage Point Processing x Longest Flow Path for Catchments x Path for Adjoint Catchments x Slope x Slope greater than 30 x Slope greater than 30 and facing North x Weighted Flow Accumulation x Terrain Morphology Requires Requires ArcInfo/ArcEditor Spatial Analyst Drainage Area Characterization x Drainage Boundary Characterization x Drainage Connectivityx x Watershed Processing Requires Requires ArcInfo/ArcEditor Spatial Analyst Batch Watershed Delineation x Batch Subwatershed Delineation x Drainage Area Centroid Longest Flow Path x Path for Watersheds x Path for Subwatersheds x Construct 3D Line Smooth 3D Line Flow Path Parameters from 2D Line eters from 3D Line September 2005 2Arc Hydro Tools v1.1 Final – Tutorial Attribute Tools Requires Requires ArcInfo/ArcEditor Spatial Analyst Assign HydroID Generate From/To Node for Lines Find Next Downstream Line Calculate Length Downstream for Edges x gth Downstream for Junctions x Find Next Downstream Junction x Store Area Outlets Consolidate Attributes Accumulate Attributes Display Time Series Transfer ID Transfer Value Compute Local Parameters x Compute Global Parameters x Network Tools Requires Requires ArcInfo/ArcEditor Spatial Analyst Hydro Network Generation x Node/Link Schema Generation Store Flow Direction x Set Flow Direction x Buttons and Tools Requires Requires ArcInfo/ArcEditor Spatial Analyst Flow Path Tracing x Point Delineation x Batch Point Generation Assign Related Identifier Global Point Delineation x Trace By NextDownID Attribute September 2005 3Arc Hydro Tools v1.1 Final – Tutorial Setting up the Arc Hydro Tools As indicated in the software requirements, the Arc Hydro tools require ArcGIS 8.3 or higher, the Spatial Analyst extension, XML Parser 3.0 or 4.0, and the Water Utilities Application Framework (ApFramework). XML Parser 3.0 was already required for the versions of Arc Hydro previously released – so if you have an older version of Arc Hydro, you should already meet the requirement for the XML Parser. However we recommend the installation and use of MSXML 4.0 to ensure compatibility with the Arc Hydro based water resources applications. Installing XML Parser 4.0 This needs to be done independently from the Arc Hydro installation. MSXML 3.0, that meets the requirement, should be on your computer if you already had Arc Hydro installed. However, you may want to upgrade to MSXML 4.0 if you plan to use extensions to Arc Hydro such as GeoRas that requires 4.0. Check the version(s) of the XML Parser installed on your computer Open the registry editor: • Start\Run… • Type Regedit in the Run window to open the registry editor Browse to the following locations in the editor: • HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Msxml2.DOMDocument\CurVer (Note: this location indicates the version of the XML Parser that is used by default – if this location does not exist, then neither MSXML 3.0 nor MSXML 4.0 are installed.) • HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Msxml2.DOMDocument.3.0 This location exists only if MSXML 3.0 is installed. • E\Classes\Msxml2.DOMDocument.4.0 exists only if MSXML 4.0 The following table summarizes the actions that are required, depending on the existence/value of these keys. Again, MSXML 3.0 meets the current Arc Hydro requirements. The upgrade to 4.0 is optional, but recommended since other Arc Hydro extensions (GeoRas) require 4.0. September 2005 4Arc Hydro Tools v1.1 Final – Tutorial Msxml2. Msxml2. Msxml2. Action Required DOMDocument DOMDocument.3.0 DOMDocument.4.0 Not found – no XML Parser Not found – MSXML 3.0 Not found – MSXML Install 4.0 installed not installed 4.0 not installed CurVal = Found - MSXML 3.0 Not found Optional upgrade to 4.0: Msxml2.DOMDocument.3.0 – installed install 4.0 + set CurVal Default version is 3.0 to 4.0 CurVal = Found - MSXML 3.0 Found - MSXML 4.0 Optional modification of Msxml2.DOMDocument.3.0 – installed installed default version to 4.0: Default version is 3.0 set CurVal to 4.0 CurVal = Found or not found Found - MSXML 4.0 None Msxml2.DOMDocument.4.0 – installed Default version is 4.0 If you determine that no action is required, then you may proceed to the Arc Hydro install, and skip the rest of the section. How to install MSXML 4.0 and make it the default version This installation is a 3 steps process (the files needed for the install may be downloaded from ESRI ftp site – see instructions below): • run msxml.msi, to setup the XML Parser o if this install fails, then run InstMsiW.exe, to setup the Microsoft installer needed to install the XML Parser. You may need to reboot your machine after the install. Then rerun msxml. • check in the registry that the default version is 4.0 by browsing to the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Msxml2.DOMDocument\CurVer If data does not point to 4.0 then edit the key by right-clicking on Default, clicking Modify and editing so that it reads Msxml2.DOMDocument.4.0. Installing the Water Utilities Application Framework Once the XML Parser requirement is met, you may proceed with the installation. Arc Hydro needs to be installed on top of the Water Utilities Application Framework (ApFramework). In previous versions of Arc Hydro, the framework was installed together with Arc Hydro. It now has its own installation setup that needs to be run before the Arc Hydro setup. This is the general framework used by Arc Hydro and other applications such GeoRas or GeoHMS. The Framework files are always installed September 2005 5Arc Hydro Tools v1.1 Final – Tutorial under C:\Program Files\ESRI\WaterUtilsCommon\ApFramework or C:\Program Files\ESRI\WaterUtilsCommon\ApFramework9. Installing Arc Hydro Once the Water Utilities Application Framework requirement is met, you may proceed with the installation of Arc Hydro by running the Arc Hydro setup. The tools are installed by default under C:\Program Files\ESRI\ArcHydro or C:\Program Files\ESRI\ArcHydro9. 1. Run the Arc Hydro setup Run the setup, setup.exe, by double-clicking on the file or using Add/Remove Programs. Note: if a previous version of the Arc Hydro tools is already installed, the following window will be displayed. To uninstall the previous version, use the function Add/Remove Programs in the Control Panel, select Arc Hydro Tools and click Change/Remove. Then follow the instructions from the Wizard to remove the tools. Check the location where the tools were installed and make sure it is empty. If some of the Arc Hydro tools dlls are still in the bin directory (e.g. ArcHydroTools.dll, TimeSeriesManager.dll, WSHPTools.dll), unregister and delete these files before proceeding with the installation of the new version. After double-clicking the setup, browse to the desired installation location: the Arc Hydro files will be installed in the bin directory under the destination folder: C:\Program Files\ESRI\ArcHydro or C:\Program Files\ESRI\ArcHydro9. September 2005 6