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CRDSS Task 2.03-01 - Spatial Database Content and Capabilities
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This task memorandum will describe the CRDSS Spatial Database content and capabilities.
Decision Support - Doc Type
Task Memorandum
Date
1/3/1997
DSS Category
GIS
DSS
Colorado River
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Contract/PO #
C153658, C153727, C153752
Grant Type
Non-Reimbursable
Bill Number
SB92-87, HB93-1273, SB94-029, HB95-1155, SB96-153, HB97-008
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Riverside Technology inc.
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CRDSS <br />TASK MEMORANDUM 2.03-01 <br />Spatial Database Content and Capabilities <br />1.0ISSUE <br />This task memorandum will describe the CRDSS Spatial Database content and capabilities. The CRDSS Spatial <br />Database contains Geographic Information System (GIS) capabilities and spatial data in Arc/Info and GRASS <br />(Geographic Resources Analysis Support System) formats. The GIS capabilities are presented in the Visual Data <br />Browser (VDB) Interface as described in the CRDSS Users? Manual. <br />2.0DISCUSSION/ANALYSIS <br />The GIS Arc/Info is used for the development of spatial data. Arc/Info coverages can be converted into a GRASS <br />format that can be used within the VDB Interface as part of the CRDSS Spatial Database (See Task Memorandum <br />2.03-02 for details). The Arc/Info coverages are kept in CRDSS to facilitate future updates and analysis. This task <br />memorandum will describe the coverages as they exist in the VDB Interface. These coverages are in a GRASS <br />format for raster, vector, sites and/or labels. All coverages have an Arc/Info source file listed with a summary in <br />Table 1 and in Figure 2. <br />2.1Spatial Database Structure <br />The location of the CRDSS GIS coverages is in the /crdss/gis directory. The GRASS files are stored in the <br />/crdss/gis/grass/crdss_grass/crdss and the Arc/Info files are stored in /crdss/gis/arc/crdss_arc. Figure 1 shows the <br />GRASS directory structure for CRDSS and Figure 2 shows the Arc/Info directory structure. A detailed description <br />and history is included for each coverage in the VDB Interface by selecting the Title Block option (see the CRDSS <br />Users? Manual) and in the README files saved with the Arc/Info files (see Figure 2). <br />2.2Spatial Database Content <br />During the first phases of the CRDSS project, task leaders identified data categories to be populated for CRDSS. <br />Categories of coverages needed were specified in the initial scope of work. This section will describe the actual data <br />available for these categories in the CRDSS Spatial Database. Note that all the coverages available in the VDB <br />Interface are also available in the CU Model. A summary of these coverages is provided in Table 1 and the location <br />of the files for GRASS and Arc/Info are shown in Figure 1 and 2. <br />Topography/Elevation <br />The CRDSS Spatial Database has a raster map in the GRASS crdss mapset showing the elevation in feet (every 100 <br />feet), from 4100 Feet until 14300 Feet. Also, two elevation contour vector maps with the elevation every 100 meters <br />(328 feet) and 250 meters (820 feet), respectively. The original source of these coverages is the United States <br />Department of the Interior Geological Survey (USGS) Digital Elevation Models (DEM). <br />General Hydrography <br />The CRDSS Spatial Database has two vector maps for the entire Western Slope showing rivers and streams. One is a <br />100k coverage and the other is a 500k coverage. In addition to the vector maps, a raster map coverage was created <br />with the lakes and reservoirs on the Western Slope of Colorado. The original source of 100k data is the United States <br />Page 1 <br />01/03/97 2.03- <br />01- Lange <br />
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