Abdul Moiz
Arizona State University;University of California, San Diego | Water Resources Engineer (Research & Development)
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ABSTRACT:
This dataset contains compressed files with the climatological means of the main hydrologic fluxes in Arizona derived from the NOAA National Water Model CONUS Retrospective Dataset, Version 3.0:
- NWM_1981_2020_tif_1km_grid --> Geotiff files of the hydrologic fluxes at 1-km resolution
- NWM_1981_2020_summary_VEC_HUC8 --> Shapefile of the hydrologic fluxes aggregated in the HUC8 basins
- NWM_1981_2020_summary_VEC_GWBasin.zip --> Shapefile of the hydrologic fluxes aggregated in the groundwater basins
Each file is named "V_S_T.tif" or "V_S_T.shp", where V is the variable, S is the statistic, and T is the aggregation time. The convention adopted for V, S, and T is explained in the README file.
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Created: June 11, 2025, 9:16 p.m.
Authors: Moiz, Abdul
ABSTRACT:
This dataset contains compressed files with the climatological means of the main hydrologic fluxes in Arizona derived from the NOAA National Water Model CONUS Retrospective Dataset, Version 3.0:
- NWM_1981_2020_tif_1km_grid --> Geotiff files of the hydrologic fluxes at 1-km resolution
- NWM_1981_2020_summary_VEC_HUC8 --> Shapefile of the hydrologic fluxes aggregated in the HUC8 basins
- NWM_1981_2020_summary_VEC_GWBasin.zip --> Shapefile of the hydrologic fluxes aggregated in the groundwater basins
Each file is named "V_S_T.tif" or "V_S_T.shp", where V is the variable, S is the statistic, and T is the aggregation time. The convention adopted for V, S, and T is explained in the README file.