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| DOI: | 10.4211/hs.419f2564a43c4f639066edb9594fd0d3 | |
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Abstract
This resource represents the results of a project that: 1) developed a methodology to assess floodplain integrity using geospatial datasets available for large spatial scales; and 2) used the methodology to evaluate spatial patterns of floodplain integrity in the state of Colorado. To accomplish these objectives, the critical floodplain functions of attenuating floods, storing groundwater, regulating sediment, providing habitat, and regulating organics and solutes were evaluated. For each floodplain function, measurable stressors that inhibit the specific function were identified. The density of each stressor variable in the floodplain was quantified using datasets that are publicly available at large spatial scales. The index of integrity for a given floodplain function was then determined using the density of all stressors that inhibit the function. Next, the overall index of floodplain integrity for a given floodplain unit was calculated using a geometric mean of the indices of integrity for each of the five floodplain functions. The index of floodplain integrity methodology was applied in the state of Colorado to analyze the integrity of each of the five floodplain functions and the aggregated overall integrity. This resource contains a table with the resulting numeric index of floodplain integrity for each of the floodplain functions for each floodplain unit segregated by HUC-12 boundaries. It also contains a shapefile of the floodplain-containing HUC-12 units in Colorado with the index of floodplain integrity values as attributes.
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Index of Floodplain Integrity for Colorado Metadata July 2019 There are two files available for download: 1) IFI_results.csv - tabular results of the IFI analysis in Colorado 2) CO_IFI.byHUC12.zip - contains a shapefile with attributes to map floodplain integrity in Colorado IFI = Index of Floodplain Integrity Columns in tabular data: 1. HUC12 - HUC-12 identifying number from WBD, see https://water.usgs.gov/GIS/huc.html 2. FP_Area_km2 - total area of floodplain studied within the given HUC-12, in square kilometers 3. Floods - Integrity index (0 = low, 1 = high) of the flood attenuation function of the floodplain in the given HUC-12 4. Groundwater - Integrity index (0 = low, 1 = high) of the groundwater storage function of the floodplain in the given HUC-12 5. Sediment - Integrity index (0 = low, 1 = high) of the sediment regulation function of the floodplain in the given HUC-12 6. Organics_Solutes - Integrity index (0 = low, 1 = high) of the organics and solutes regulation function of the floodplain in the given HUC-12 7. Habitat - Integrity index (0 = low, 1 = high) of the habitat provision function of the floodplain in the given HUC-12 8. Overall_IFI - Overall integrity index (0 = low, 1 = high) of the floodplain from a geometric mean of the 5 floodplain function indices in the given HUC-12 Attributes in shapefile: 1. HUC12 - HUC-12 identifying number from WBD, see https://water.usgs.gov/GIS/huc.html 2. NAME - HUC-12 name from WBD, see https://water.usgs.gov/GIS/huc.html 3. Floods - Integrity index (0 = low, 1 = high) of the flood attenuation function of the floodplain in the given HUC-12 4. Groundwater - Integrity index (0 = low, 1 = high) of the groundwater storage function of the floodplain in the given HUC-12 5. Sediment - Integrity index (0 = low, 1 = high) of the sediment regulation function of the floodplain in the given HUC-12 6. Organics_Solutes - Integrity index (0 = low, 1 = high) of the organics and solutes regulation function of the floodplain in the given HUC-12 7. Habitat - Integrity index (0 = low, 1 = high) of the habitat provision function of the floodplain in the given HUC-12 8. Overall IFI - Overall integrity index (0 = low, 1 = high) of the floodplain from a geometric mean of the 5 floodplain function indices in the given HUC-12 Any HUC-12 units not present in the shapefile were not included as they did not contain any of the mapped floodplain.
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| The content of this resource was created by a related App or software program | Index of Floodplain Integrity model code contained in the following repository: https://github.com/mnk5/floodplain_integrity |
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This resource was created using funding from the following sources:
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| US Geological Survey | 2018CO348B |
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