2009 ohio river basin landcover comparison
DESCRIPTION
Presentation given at 2009 Ohio Floodplain Managers Conference and Poster displayed at Hanover College Rivers Institute ConferenceTRANSCRIPT
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US Army Corps of Engineers BUILDING STRONG®
Land Cover Comparison Using GIS
Joe Trimboli, MS, CFM Community Planner Huntington District 17 August 2009
…...and lots of SQL
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Land Cover Comparison
Need for Comparison Ohio River Basin Comprehensive Report Study
(ORBCRS) www.orboutreach.com
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Land Cover Comparison Goals
Identifies land use changes in the Ohio River Basin
Incorporate map set into MapRecon portion of study Create access table that links to HUC8 watershed for
map creation Create map for each land cover classification
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Data
Sources National Land Cover Datasets of 1992 and 2001 Downloaded from USGS
Used seamless server Template Selection Best meta data available
USGS Watershed Layer (CORPSMAP) CorpsMap is the USACE nationwide enterprise GIS
implementation Data source for many federal agencies
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Data Preparation
Created mosaic raster layer using ArcMap 9.2 for each data set, 1992 and 2001 (6 template areas)
Created raster of HUC8 watersheds Insured all raster’s had same projection
Matched land cover projection Converted HUC8 data to match land cover data
Insured all raster's had same cell size Defined HUC8 raster layer to match land cover cell size
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HUC8 raster file reprojected and with matching cell size to land cover layers
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Process Verification
Used various processes Evaluated data numerous times Different tools Different ways
Model Creation Spatial Analyst Tools > Combine
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Model creation proved to be awkward and time consuming based on existing knowledge
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Found Combine tool while researching process
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Combine
Creates new raster layer Combines multiple layers
Intersecting raster cell values Creates Discrete properties table NOT Floating Point
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Adds columns' in attribute table that correspond to each raster layer
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Data Check: Identify point
on map Open
Attributes Table
Scroll to matching pixel value
Verify layers and column names
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Export all attribute tables to Microsoft Access
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Microsoft Access (SQL)
Format of Personnel Geospatial Database Manipulates tables Ability to create and manipulate data Non-spatial Tables Creation custom queries
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Tables
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Land Cover Comparison Goals
Identifies land use changes in the Ohio River Basin
Incorporate map set into MapRecon portion of study Create access table that links to HUC8 watershed for
map creation Create map for each land cover classification
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Comparable Study
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USGS Data Research
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NLCD 1992-2001 Anderson Level I Cross-walk Table
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Crosswalk Table Creation
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Original Class Values from Raster Layer
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Cross walk tables
Create tables from original raster layer table and corresponding USGS modified Anderson Level I table information. Created new Description.
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Unique Anderson Class Table
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Unique Anderson Class Table - Update
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Unique Anderson Class Table - Update
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Class Table Importance
There must be the same number of classes in each comparison year for a DIRECT comparison Not an issue at the larger Ohio River Basin level Not an issue at smaller area comparisons Issue at the HUC8 scale of comparison
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Make Table Query
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HUCAnderson with Combine1
Each Cell with HUC8 value code, and original class codes of 1992 and 2001 land cover
Each HUC8 watershed with total cell count and new class codes
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Reclass Query Design
All like values are linked between tables
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Reclass Query Results 1992
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Reclass Query Results 2001
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Time to Merge Tables
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Initial Merge Results
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Initial Merge Results
How do you calculate change percentage and map it?
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SQL Formulas
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SQL Formulas
1992 & 2001 IIf(IsNull([1992reclass!COUNT]),0,[1992reclass!COUNT]) ChangeRatio: IIf([1992]=0,([2001]/HUCAnderson!Total),[2001]/[1992]) Percentage: IIf([2001]>[1992],[changeratio]*100,[changeratio]*-100)
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Results
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Almost There…
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Single Class Queries
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Single Class Queries
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Final Goal
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Final Goal
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Accuracy Concerns – 1992 Original
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Accuracy Concerns - 2001
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Accuracy Concerns – 1992 modified
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Resulting Hypothesis
The land cover change from different sources is outside the 9% standard distribution curve of the percent change (location quotients) of the watersheds. The 90% represents the difference of equipment and seasonal variation.
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Land Cover Comparison
1992 and 2001 land cover data was downloaded from the USGS National Map Seamless Server and reclassified based on the USGS Anderson Level I cross walk table. Both layers were then combined using ESRI ArcView and the supporting tables exported to Microsoft Access. The tables were then manipulated to extract the location quotients (LQ) for each class and joined based on HUC8 values. A HUC8 class table was created that insured a direct comparison of 7 classes.
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Poster
A poster was from ESRI ArcMap with charts created in Microsoft Excel. Two large panels represent the Anderson Level I classified land cover for the project area. Small 7 map panels, one for each land classification,were mapped based on the standard deviation (StdDev) of the location quotients calculated in Microsoft Access. The StdDev values of the LQ’s within the 95% range were then mapped hollow. The charts reflect the raw LQ values crossing at the value of one.
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Questions
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Internet Atlas
Ohio River Comprehensive Reconnaissance Study (ORBCRS)
http://www.tinyurl.com/orbmaps
http://www.lrh.usace.army.mil/silver_jackets/ORB/thu
mb.html
http://www.lrh.usace.army.mil/silver_jackets/ORB/2009HanoverLandCoverPoster2009.pdf