GIS Hydro 2001 - Classroom
Geographic Information Systems
in Water Resources
Center for Research in Water Resources
The University of Texas at Austin
Table of Contents
Introduction
The purpose of these exercises is to provide instruction in the use of
the Arcview and Arc/Info geographic information systems in their application
to hydrology and water resources problems. All the data files required
for them are available via anonymous ftp from ftp.crwr.utexas.edu
in directory /pub/gisclass. These exercises are taught by David R. Maidment
in the Dept of Civil Engineering, University of Texas at Austin. Each exercise
normally takes 3-4 hours to be completed. If you don't have access to the
ArcView software needed to do the exercises, you can still read through
them and understand the nature of the analysis from the instructions and
pictures presented there.
Directory of Exercises
Term Papers
The students in the GIS in Water Resources course each write an html term
paper summarizing a piece of original investigation in the use of GIS to
study water or related environmental issues. The term projects for the
Fall 2000 semester are presented are presented here on this CD-ROM:
Regional Planning
Surface Water
Water Ecology and Pollution
Subsurface Water
Land and Water Connections
These materials may be used for study, research, and education, but
please credit the authors and the Center for Research in Water Resources,
The University of Texas at Austin. All commercial rights reserved. Copyright
2001 Center for Research in Water Resources.
