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Arc Hydro Groundwater Data Model Gil Strassberg, David R. Maidment Center for Research in Water Resources University of Texas at Austin Hydrography Hydrography Hydro Network Hydro Network Channel System Channel System Drainage System Drainage System Hydrogeologic unit Borehole Layers Solid

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Arc Hydro Groundwater Data Model

Gil Strassberg, David R. Maidment

Center for Research in Water ResourcesUniversity of Texas at Austin

HydrographyHydrography

Hydro NetworkHydro Network

Channel SystemChannel System

Drainage SystemDrainage System Hydrogeologic unit Borehole

Layers Solid

GIS in Water Resources Consortium

• Bringing together these two communities by using a common geospatial data model

• Arc Hydro design took 3 years from 1999 – 2002. Groundwater phase II 2002 - 2005.

GIS

CRWRCRWR

Water Resources

Geographic Data Model

• Conceptual Model – a set of concepts that describe a subject and allow reasoning about it

• Mathematical Model – a conceptual model expressed in equations

• Data Model – a conceptual model expressed in a data structure

• Geographic Data Model – a data model for describing and reasoning about the world

A model is a simplification of reality

Hydrologic information system

Analysis, Modeling,Decision Making

Arc Hydro Geodatabase

A Synthesis of geospatial and temporal information that a which supports hydrologic analysis and

modeling

Arc Hydro data model

Flow

Time

Time Series

Hydrography

Hydro Network

Channel System

Drainage System

Arc Hydro groundwater data model

Hydrography

Hydro Network

Channel System

Drainage System

Time

Time SeriesSurface water

Temporal

Hydrogeologic unit Borehole

Groundwater

WellAquifer

Data model design process

HydroElement

FType

Feature

HydroFeature

HydroIDHydroCode

Layer

HydroIDHydroCodeLayerIDLayer TopLayer BaseLithologyPorosityTransmissStorativityHydCond

HydroGUnit

HydroGUIDOutcrop

Object

TimeSeries

HydroIDHydroGUIDLayerIDTSTypeTSDateTimeTSValue

1*1 *

1

*

UML Design

Site data

Empty Geodatabase

Filled geodatabase

Table structures and relationships

Structured data

ArcGIS featuresGIS uses features and tables to describe a simplification of a

“system” in this case the hydrological description.

2D features: Points, lines and polygons

Points - Wells

Lines-River network

Polygons - Aquifers

3D features: 3D points, 3D lines and 3D polygons

3D points3D lines -Wells

3D polygons

Tables with information

Time series

Geodatabase

3 Dimensional representation

Layer 1Layer 3

Layer 2Layer 4

Layer 5

Surface elevation

Layer 1Layer 3

Layer 2Layer 4

Layer 5

Surface elevation

Layer 1

HydroGeologic Unit Top

Layer 2

Layer 3

Layer 4HydroGeologic Unit Base

Layer 1

HydroGeologic Unit Top

Layer 2

Layer 3

Layer 4HydroGeologic Unit Base

Describing aquifer architecture, hydrogeologic parameters and related temporal data

Temporal data

Savannah River Site

Interfacing with the data modelData model geodatabase Custom tools

Model interface

A database that matches

information required to execute a

specific model (e.g. MODFLOW)

Models

Simulation Models

Example of Savannah River Site

MODFLOW model for Savanna River

Site

MODPATH simulation

Example of MODPATHGIS has built in tools for tracking over time and space

Tracking analyst

Interfacing surface and groundwater models

HydrographyHydrography

Hydro NetworkHydro Network

Channel SystemChannel System

Drainage SystemDrainage System Hydrogeologic unit Borehole

Layers Solid

Groundwater models

Simulated results

Surface water models

Simulated results

Arc Hydro data model

Integrated simulation

Groundwater simulation

Surface water simulation

Key points

• Arc Hydro is a geographic data model – basis for hydrological information system

• Extended to include the main features of groundwater systems

• Provide a data interface between ArcGIS and commonly used groundwater modeling programs

• Integration of models through the data model.

Questions?

For more information:Gil Strassberg: [email protected]

David Maidment: [email protected]