A GUI tool in python to estimate Standardised Precipitation Index (SPI) using time prediction analysis of rainfall and drainage data. Also estimating flow accumulation in a catchment.
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Flow accumulation on TINs of point-cloud data
point-cloud river-networks geomorphology triangle-mesh drainage-network-extraction drainage-area flow-accumulation
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Oct 2, 2019 - C
Flow accumulation on TINs of point-cloud data
point-cloud river-networks geomorphology triangle-mesh drainage-network-extraction drainage-area flow-accumulation
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An implementation for LCP algorithm computing flow direction and flow accumulation.
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Iterative version of r.accumulate
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Memory-efficient version of r.accumulate
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A notebook for processing Digital Elevation Models (DEM) into flood inundation maps based Highest Above Nearest Drainage (HAND) values.
python jupyter-notebook digital-elevation-model convolution sobel laplacian catchment-area flow-accumulation sink-filling
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Sep 2, 2023 - Jupyter Notebook
Ranks burned watersheds by post-fire debris-flow susceptibility from free public data — for fires that never get a formal USGS or state assessment. Auto-acquired 3DEP terrain + dNBR, D8 delineation, burn × slope × area scoring. Validated on Thomas Fire → Montecito. A within-fire relative ranking, never a prediction.
python geospatial gis remote-sensing hydrology dem geopandas rasterio wildfire flow-accumulation burn-severity debris-flow post-fire watershed-delineation hazard-screening pysheds usgs-3dep
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