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Final project

Geog 376 Intermediate GIS Programming. Spring 2010 Instructor: Nathan Jennings. Final project. Fui Fang Thong. Introduction.

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Final project

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  1. Geog 376 Intermediate GIS Programming Spring 2010 Instructor: Nathan Jennings Final project Fui Fang Thong

  2. Introduction • The hydrologists utilize precipitation map and average watershed precipitation map to determine a suitable site for any proposed power plant site. • Preparations of precipitation maps on different groundwater basins involve the same geoprocessing steps. • Hence, batch geoprocess on the related shapefiles will speed up the process in maps preparation.

  3. Program Overview • The watershed boundary was determined by intersecting all the individual groundwater basin shapefiles with 12 digit watershed boundary rather than ArcHydro tool. • In order to achieve the goals, California groundwater shapefile with a total of 595 rows of records (Figure 1) was clipped into 595 individual shapefiles with single row (Figure 2). • The clipped 595 shapefiles were used to intersect with 12 digit California watershed shapefile (Figure 3). The intersected shapefiles (Figure 4) were exported as 595 individual sub water basin shapefiles (Figure 5). • The sub water basin shapefiles were used to spatial join with California precipitation shapefile (Figure 6) for calculation of average precipitation by basin (Figure 7). • The sub water basin shapefiles were used to clip with California precipitation shapefile for displaying the amount of rainfall with isomer (Figure 8). • A generalized street features (Figure 9) are required for the purpose of precipitation map since they are used to show a general spatial location of any basin.

  4. Program Overview Figure 1: California groundwater

  5. Program Overview Figure 2: Sub groundwater shapefile

  6. Program Overview Figure 3: California watershed

  7. Program Overview Figure 4: Intersection between sub groundwater shapefile with California watershed shapefile

  8. Program Overview Figure 5: Sub water basin shapefile

  9. Program Overview Figure 6: California precipitation

  10. Program Overview Figure 7: Average precipitation shapefile based on sub water basin

  11. Program Overview Figure 8: Precipitation with isomer within a sub water basin

  12. Program Overview Figure 9: California highway shapefile (left) and California major highway shapefile (right)

  13. TFF1_ManipulateTable.py Code # 1

  14. TFF1_ManipulateTable.py Code # 1 Add new field “GWNAME” on cgw1 as text and FID Calculate new field as concatenation of GWBASIN and FID Calculate field with “Replace” function

  15. TFF1_ManipulateTable.py Code # 1 Deleting fields

  16. TFF1_ManipulateTable.py Code # 1

  17. TFF1_ManipulateTable.py Debug # 1

  18. TFF2_BatchSplit.py Code # 2

  19. TFF2_BatchSplit.py Code # 2

  20. TFF2_BatchSplit.py Code # 2 “searchcursor” and “next” methods to access all the records in groundwater table GetValue method to get the value for the “GWNAME” field “MakeFeatureLayer” to create new feature layer

  21. TFF2_BatchSplit.py Code # 2 “CopyFeatures” method to export feature layer into shapefile Note: “Except” code is same as slide number 5.

  22. TFF2_BatchSplit.py Code # 2 Time function

  23. TFF2_BatchSplit.py Debug # 2

  24. TFF2_BatchSplit.py Debug # 2

  25. TFF3_BatchIntersect.py Code # 3

  26. TFF3_BatchIntersect.py Code # 3 “ListFeatureClasses” method to list all the shapefiles in current workspace which are polygon and begin with the characters “cgw”

  27. TFF3_BatchIntersect.py Code # 3 Discard first 4 and last 4 characters of shapefile name

  28. TFF3_BatchIntersect.py Code # 3 “SelectLayerByLocation” with “INTERSECT” option Note: “Except” code is same as slide number 5 and “Time” function calculation is same as slide number 11.

  29. TFF3_BatchIntersect.py Debug # 3

  30. TFF3_BatchIntersect.py Debug # 3

  31. TFF4_BatchSpatialJoin.py Code # 4

  32. TFF4_BatchSpatialJoin.py Code # 4 Declare join feature “ListFeatureClasses” method Declare target feature

  33. TFF4_BatchSpatialJoin.py Code # 4 Create fieldmappings object

  34. TFF4_BatchSpatialJoin.py Code # 4

  35. TFF4_BatchSpatialJoin.py Code # 4 Note: “Except” code is same as slide number 5 and “Time” function calculation is same as slide number 11.

  36. TFF4_BatchSpatialJoin.py Debug # 4

  37. TFF4_BatchSpatialJoin.py Debug # 4

  38. TFF5_BatchClip.py Code # 5

  39. TFF5_BatchClip.py Code # 5

  40. TFF5_BatchClip.py Code # 5 “Clip” method to extract shapefile

  41. TFF5_BatchClip.py Code # 5 Note: “Except” code is same as slide number 5 and “Time” function calculation is same as slide number 11.

  42. TFF5_BatchClip.py Debug # 5

  43. TFF5_BatchClip.py Debug # 5

  44. TTFF6_ClassifyHwy.py Code # 6

  45. TTFF6_ClassifyHwy.py Code # 6 “GetCount” method to count selected features

  46. TTFF6_ClassifyHwy.py Code # 6

  47. TTFF6_ClassifyHwy.py Code # 6 Note: “Except” code is same as slide number 5 and “Time” function calculation is same as slide number 11.

  48. TTFF6_ClassifyHwy.py Debug # 6

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