Caitlin Scopel
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Project Manager for the ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World Environment Team

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Rapid Flood Inundation Mapping: Identifying Where Water Goes

Imagine being able to have an idea of where flooding issues are at the outset of a project.

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Purdue’s River Channel Tools for ArcGIS

The anisotropic nature of meandering river morphology poses unique challenges in analyzing and modeling river channel data using GIS.  S...

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Heightening Situational Awareness During Floods Events

Prepared by: Fernando Salas, Graduate Research Assistant, University of Texas at Austin Special thanks to Dr. David Maidment (CRWR), Dr. ...

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Esri at AWRA

The American Water Resource Association Specialty Conference on GIS will be held in New Orleans next week. The ESRI Hydro team will be ...

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SWAT: Soil & Water Assessment Tool

What is SWAT? A sophisticated basin-scale computer model that predicts impacts of weather, soils, land use and land management on water s...

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ArcNLET: Nitrate Load Estimation Toolkit

1.0 What does it do? Nitrate is a commonly identified groundwater and surface-water pollutant; it poses serious threats to human health ...

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Web-based Automated Well Permitting

A common task for agencies managing water resources is to assess how new groundwater wells will affect groundwater availability, groundwa...

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Drag and Drop Part 3 – Making Pop-up Window Information Neater and More Presentable

In part 1 of this blog, we downloaded data from the Fishnet website and made a web map on ArcGIS.com. Part 2 showed how the data could be...

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Drag and Drop Part 2 – Making Pop-up Window Information Neater and More Presentable

Prepare the Data In part 1 of this blog, we showed you how to take species observation data such as museum records with an x, y coordina...

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