Stroomvector voor DEM-herconditionering

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<\/HEAD>Hallo,<\/P> <\/P> Ik heb een stroom-featureklasse die ik wil inbranden met behulp van DEM-herconditionering.<\/P> <\/P> Waar ik me afvraag: zijn er specifieke vereisten voor de featureklasse? <\/P> <\/P> Ik weet dat alle stromen ofwel de DEM moeten verlaten of eindigen in sinks, maar is er nog iets anders waar je echt op moet letten? Ik heb gelezen dat pseudo knooppunten verwijderd moeten worden en dat de geometrie gecontroleerd moet worden. <\/P> <\/P> Ik ben vooral geïnteresseerd in het tekenen van mijn stroomgebieden (ik ben niet van plan om hier verder complexe analyses op uit te voeren).<\/P> <\/P> Alle suggesties worden zeer gewaardeerd.<\/P> <\/P> Hartelijk dank!<\/P> <\/P> Alex<\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

AlexanderVentura · Answer

Hi Dan,

Thanks for your answer.

Actually I’m not getting unexpected result, just want to make sure I’m following “best practice” or at least not making serious mistakes. But if all streams get burnt in and have the values I expect it should be fine right?

My stream feature class is actually 2 separate ones that I merged into one and then use to burn in streams. The reason is I believe the 2 separate stream feature classes are for main and secondary streams. They are generated by the same national authority and in order to include all of the streams in my DEM reconditioning I merged them.

Also I am not clipping the streams to the raster extent as this way all my streams “exit” the DEM and won’t get refilled after burning in. Is that a problem and is it better to instead clip the stream feature class to raster extent and then extend the streams beyond the DEM manually (by editing streams)?

One last question if you don’t mind: my DEM raster has values (approx 0 meters) for the ocean. As many of my streams end up in the ocean I was thinking of converting the ocean polygon to raster and removing this from my DEM. This way all streams will exit the raster (and won’t get refill after burning) and I can add “coastal” catchments at the end of the terrain preprocessing to complete areas with missing catchments. This makes more sense to me than treating the ocean as a “sink”.

Does this make sense to you?

Thanks again for the help.

Alex.

DanPatterson_Retired · Answer

are you getting unexpected results?

I would convert the stream to a raster with the same extent and cell size first using the dem as the snap raster.

In that way, you have control over the result and are sure that the conversion of the stream to a raster is done overtly and not behind the scenes where you can't inspect it