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Revision as of 04:05, 28 September 2024
Isobasins
This tool divides a landscape into nearly equal-sized watersheds, called isobasins, using a digital elevation model (DEM). The user must specify the DEM, the output raster, and the target isobasin size in grid cells.
Input parameters
- Input raster DEM file – The digital elevation model used to divide the landscape into isobasins.
Output parameters
- Output raster file – Enter the name for the new file.
- Target basin size, in grid cells – Defines the approximate area of each isobasin to be generated from the DEM.
- Output upstream-downstream flow connections among basins? – Outputs a CSV table that records the upstream and downstream flow connections between isobasins.
Current Location in toolbox
Rasters/Isobasins
Related Links
