CEE 6440 Midterm: Midterm2013
31 Jan 2019
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Gis in water resources midterm exam fall 2013. The table below gives the geographic location of two points. 39 27" 45" n, 111 30" 0" w. 40 20" 0" n, 111 30" 0" w. Note that the "w" coordinates are the same: calculate the latitude and longitude of each point in decimal degrees, calculate the distance from a to b in km. For these calculations assume a spherical earth with radius 6371 km. Name and briefly describe each dataset. (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) The following shows a map of the san marcos basin with three subwatersheds indicated similar to those you worked with in the exercises (to reduce calculations i have combined some of the subwatersheds). The blue/gray background layer is usa soils available water storage as used in exercise 2. Available soil water storage is in units of cm. Following is the zone attribute table that resulted: report the area of each subwatershed in km2.
