Elkin Romero
Brigham Young University
| Subject Areas: | Hydrology, GIS |
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A powerful dashboard designed to visualize and analyze hydrological data using the National Water Model (NWM) services. At its core, the application integrates an interactive map, time series plots, and statistical summaries to provide comprehensive insights for water resource management.The map component allows users to visualize geographical data, including river reaches and gauge locations, providing a spatial context for hydrological phenomena. The time series feature displays water flow data for each reach and gauge over time, enabling trend analysis and prediction. Meanwhile, the stats section aggregates data from various NWM services, offering key metrics such as flow forecasts, streamflow, and runoff predictions.This application is ideal for professionals in hydrology, researchers, and decision-makers who need a unified tool to assess and predict water conditions based on real-time and historical data.
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This is my abstract to create a hydroshare api
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Flash flooding is a hazard in many parts of the world. In south Louisiana, the terrain is particularly flat with minimal natural slope to support efficient drainage. Flash flooding is common in urban areas where runoff from rainfall quickly accumulates in coulees and cannot drain fast enough. A flash flood is a sudden and rapid rise in stream water depth resulting from heavy, localized rainfall. With a growing population, developing neighborhoods in terrain susceptible to flash floods has become more common and therefore increased the potential for damage to private property and public infrastructure.
Hydrologists are frequently required to design flood protection infrastructure to protect people and property from the impacts of flash flooding. An important hydrologic question in designing for flood protection is: How much streamflow occurs in a river in response to a given amount of rainfall? To answer this question we need to know where water goes when it rains, how long does water reside in a watershed, and what pathway does water take to the stream channel. This module addresses these questions and also looks at how much runoff is generated from surface water input comprised of rainfall.
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test for the catchment files for nexus
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r2_reaches_test Region created using the OWP Hydroviewer
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These are the my visited countries
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VIEWBUILD
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Countries layers that contains all teh countries in the world
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Streamme is a collection for the stream3d
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The Aqueduct Global Flood Risk Maps provide current and future river flood risk estimates in urban damage, affected GDP, and affected population by country, river basin, and state.
The datasets in these maps include current and future river flood risk estimates in urban damage, affected GDP, and affected population by country, river basin, and state.
For the current scenario, we used hydrological data from 1960 through 1999 for generating flood inundations for 9 return periods, from 2-year flood to 1000-year flood, and 2010 GDP, population, and land use data for assessing flood impacts.
For future projections, we used 5 GCMs (Global Climate Models) from CMIP5 (Coupled Model Intercomparison Project Phase 5) projecting future flood inundations under two climate scenarios, RCP4.5 (Representative Concentration Pathway) and RCP8.5, and projected socio-economic changes using SSP2 (Shared Socio-economic Pathway) and SSP3, from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Assessment Report 5.
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Population and other GDP data
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This resource contains the boundary for the La Plata Basin for the Hydro Explorer Tethys Application
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These are the provinces of BOlivia
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Resource for the INDRI hydroviewer for the model MOOD
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Contains the Castanuelas station discharge data as a excel file from Dominican Republic,and it also contains a nice picture from the Bolivian Carnival. It also containsboundaries shapefiles for the different boundaries of the Dominican Republic,a DEM, and the stream network of the country with its major roads. In addition, it also contains the Boudnary of Haiti in order to separate the two boudnaries in the island
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Silvia affected areas shapefile
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Reaches hydroshare Region created using the OWP Hydroviewer
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Reaches geometry region Region created using the OWP Hydroviewer
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reaches Region created using the OWP Hydroviewer
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demo 14 Region created using the OWP Hydroviewer
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test 1 rt Region created using the OWP Hydroviewer
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test 2 rt Region created using the OWP Hydroviewer
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test 3 rt Region created using the OWP Hydroviewer
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test 3 pt Region created using the OWP Hydroviewer
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test 4 pt Region created using the OWP Hydroviewer
image_url: https://picsum.photos/200
github_url: https://github.com/Aquaveo/OWP
website_url: https://github.com/Aquaveo/OWP
documentation: https://github.com/Aquaveo/OWP
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test 4 rt Region created using the OWP Hydroviewer
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Test 8 pt Region created using the OWP Hydroviewer
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Test 9 pt Region created using the OWP Hydroviewer
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Este mapa presenta la distribución y características de las tres grandes cuencas hidrográficas y sus principales afluentes, que se encargan de modelar el paisaje: la cuenca amazónica, la cuenca del río de La Plata y la cuenca del Altiplano. Elaborado por la Unidad de Ordenamiento Territorial del Ministerio de Planificación del Desarrollo, en el año 2002 a escala 1:1000000
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test 4 refactor reaches Region created using the OWP Hydroviewer
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test 6 refactor reaches Region created using the OWP Hydroviewer
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test 1 refactor geometry Region created using the OWP Hydroviewer
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r1_geom_test Region created using the OWP Hydroviewer
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r2_reaches_test Region created using the OWP Hydroviewer
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test for the catchment files for nexus
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Flash flooding is a hazard in many parts of the world. In south Louisiana, the terrain is particularly flat with minimal natural slope to support efficient drainage. Flash flooding is common in urban areas where runoff from rainfall quickly accumulates in coulees and cannot drain fast enough. A flash flood is a sudden and rapid rise in stream water depth resulting from heavy, localized rainfall. With a growing population, developing neighborhoods in terrain susceptible to flash floods has become more common and therefore increased the potential for damage to private property and public infrastructure.
Hydrologists are frequently required to design flood protection infrastructure to protect people and property from the impacts of flash flooding. An important hydrologic question in designing for flood protection is: How much streamflow occurs in a river in response to a given amount of rainfall? To answer this question we need to know where water goes when it rains, how long does water reside in a watershed, and what pathway does water take to the stream channel. This module addresses these questions and also looks at how much runoff is generated from surface water input comprised of rainfall.
ABSTRACT:
This is my abstract to create a hydroshare api
ABSTRACT:
A powerful dashboard designed to visualize and analyze hydrological data using the National Water Model (NWM) services. At its core, the application integrates an interactive map, time series plots, and statistical summaries to provide comprehensive insights for water resource management.The map component allows users to visualize geographical data, including river reaches and gauge locations, providing a spatial context for hydrological phenomena. The time series feature displays water flow data for each reach and gauge over time, enabling trend analysis and prediction. Meanwhile, the stats section aggregates data from various NWM services, offering key metrics such as flow forecasts, streamflow, and runoff predictions.This application is ideal for professionals in hydrology, researchers, and decision-makers who need a unified tool to assess and predict water conditions based on real-time and historical data.