What's New in GIS for Water Resources
Lori Armstrong, ESRI's water resources manager, discusses ArcHydro, new hydrography data and data models, and new partnerships.
Watershed Management
GIS improves calculations for watershed characteristics, flow statistics, and debris flow probability.
3D Visualization Prepares City for Flooding
Use GIS to create flood forecasting models to predict areas at high risk and to develop preventative measures.
Perchlorate Data Analyzed with GIS
Researchers at CSUSB use GIS to study perchlorate contamination.
Reducing Pollution on the Black Sea Coast
Researchers use GIS to monitor and estimate water quality and pollutant concentration in the Black Sea.
ArcNews, Winter 2010
Wyoming Shares Water Resources Data
Wyoming uses Web-based GIS to disseminate water data via the Internet to water managers, legislators, and stakeholders across the state.
ArcNews, Winter 2010
GIS is a powerful tool for developing solutions for water resources such as assessing water quality and managing water resources on a local or regional scale.
Hydrologists use GIS technology to integrate various data and applications into one, manageable system. The suite of tools contained in Arc Hydro facilitate the creation, manipulation, and display of hydro features and objects within the ArcGIS environment.
Success Stories
These stories show how water organizations are gaining benefits using GIS technology and spatial analysis.
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