1. Advisory Committee on Water Information Status report: Subcommittee on Spatial Water Data Herndon, VA April 2, 2002

2. Integration of key Spatial Water Datasets National Elevation DatasetNational Hydrography Dataset Watershed Boundary DatasetNED-Hydrology

3. Hydrologic Units 2-digit= 1st level = 22 regions 4-digit= 2nd level = 222 subregions 6-digit= 3rd level = 789 accounting 8-digit= 4th level = 2223 cataloging 10-digit= 5th level = ~22,000 watersheds 12-digit= 6th level = ~160,000 subwatersheds new! Where are we?

4. 1997 1999 20002001 1/50 5/50 19/50

5. 2002 23/50

6. 2002 23/50

7. Project Status COMPLETED 12/31/2002

8. Additional efforts... Full-time coordination larger review team in place (NRCS, USFS, USGS, BOR, NOAA) Full-time coastal watershed assistance Increased assistance to States (EPA, NOAA, USGS) Identified lead agency in key states Complete package tools and data for semi- automated delineation of watersheds

9. EDNA [alias NED-H] STAGE 1 2001

10. EDNA [alias NED-H] STAGE 1 2002 COMPLETE FOR CONTIGUOUS U.S.!!

11. 5000pixels 2 sq.miles! Reach Catchments

12. Subcommittee on Spatial Water Data Guidelines Work Group Coastal Watersheds Work Group FGDC HUC Interagency Guideline

13. Current version of the HUC GUIDELINES... www.ftw.nrcs.usda.gov/huc_data.html

14. currently: Subcommittee review historically: NRCS certification Review....

15. Subcommittee on Spatial Water Data Guidelines Work Group CoastalWatersheds FGDC HUC Interagency Guideline

16. Geomorphology

17. NOAA/NOS Implementation Pilots Coastal delineation guidance state/coast implementation –Assisting state groups –Workshops –Data and data manipulation –One-on-one with States

18. Subcommittee on Spatial Water Data Guidelines Work Group CoastalWatersheds FGDC HUC unified Guideline National Hydrography Framework Standard Hydro Standard Work Group

19. National Hydrography Framework Standard Develop formal Content Standard for Hydrography. –describe a general model (a data dictionary, definitions, relationships) application-independent, supports international standards facilitates the exchange of data.

20. Geospatial One-Stop Key points: –To provide fast, low cost, reliable access to geospatial data needed for government operations –To facilitate interactions needed for vertical missions such as Homeland Security –To establish a methodology for obtaining multi-sector input EGOV Initiative

21. Geospatial One-Stop Key points (continued) –Develop and implement Framework Data content standards Elevation Orthoimagery Hydrographic Data Administrative Boundaries Transportation Networks Cadastre Geodetic Control –Establish comprehensive Federal Portal –Managed by John Moeller, FGDC & Scott Cameron, DOI with great interest from Mark Foreman, OMB EGOV Initiative

22. Arc GIS Hydro Data Model David R. Maidment Director, Center for Research in Water Resources University of Texas at Austin CRWR

23. GIS in Water Resources Consortium Bringing together these two communities by using a common geospatial data model http://www.crwr.utexas.edu/giswr GIS CRWR Water Resources

24. ArcGIS Hydro Components

25. Geodatabase Book Series General Geodatabase in ArcInfo 8 Geodatabase models for application areas ArcHydro is complete!

26. closing thoughts... Hydrography presentation by David Maidment, Thurs morning, ESRI Federal User Group, Washington, DC Convention Center WR Consortium Symposium, “Digital Elevation for WR Applications”, September (LIDAR, digital bathymetry, DEM, NED etc.)