GCPLCC Flow Seasonality

Dec 31, 2013 (Last modified Jan 6, 2014)
Uploaded by Emily Granstaff
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River classification by months of high and low flow and range of variability.  Original gage point data was extrapolated to near by areas using the Watershed Boundary Dataset, the Baseflow Index grid, gage data, and expert review.

For more information about the hydrologic classes and how this attribute was developed for the Southern Instream Flow Network (SIFN), go to attached report or visit http://www.southeastaquatics.net/sarps-programs/sifn/instream-flow-resources.  

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Christopher Konrad (USGS), Emily Granstaff (SARP/USFWS), Mary Davis (SARP)
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river classification, sarp, sifn, hydrologic classification, nhdplus
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Emily Granstaff
SARP Cartographer with SARP/USFWS

I work with the Southeast Aquatic Resources Partnership to support the development of regional aquatic habitat assessments and restoration projects in the Southeastern US.