Thank you so much for your tutorials, I have zero knowledge about ArcGIS software... but this tutorials helps me alot, and i get some confidence of about arcgis.... 🙏
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Very nice video and clear explanation. I wonder is there a way to derive a stream_order shp with entire and not segmented branches of streams or at least with an iddtional column with btanch id?
Nicely explained Sir..I need a clarification that the higher order should be one, but here there are more fourth order streams. How to merge all the fourth order streams into one...
hello, thank you for this very informative video. I'm doing a project on delineation for one of my courses. could you please share the DEM shapefile you used ?
Hi, its been a while since we did this tutorial so I may not be able to share the exact DEM with you. However, check out the following tutorial and you will be able to download your own ASTER DEM ua-cam.com/video/roryIlOEWlI/v-deo.html
@@geodeltalabs Thank you so much brother, I did it. I am following you step by step but I don't know where you have got the catchment border at the end (clipping process) of the tutorial? thanks
Hi, no.. it's just by looking at the generated flow accumulation values. You can use this values to control your stream network, to have a lot of tributaries, or to have only the major rivers
Siri have some doubt as like in qgis....we did an outflow point in order to get the catchment... what should we to get a catchment shape file in Arcgis
Once you get the catchment in raster format, convert it into vector. You will get the boundary of catchment in .shp format. .shp is common for qgis and Arcgis. Hope it'll solve.
One easy way is open the attributes table. Sort the stream order values. Then highlight the ones which have your order of interest (this becomes easy when you first sort it). Somewhere in the bottom of the attributes table, it will show you how many items you are highlighting. That's the number
@@geodeltalabs sir i am confused on one thing...at 11:56 when u selected the number of streams of 4th order,it showed below that there are 28 items selected..but when we see on the map..clearly the number of 4th order sream is only one..I am confused on this same thing..should all these polylines be merged as one?if yes,how?
@@Kush.93 Ok, I think i understand your confusion. The shapefile which had 28 items are actually different segments of the same river line of order number 4. Just that when I highlighted the attributes, it looks as one continous river. I suggest you to do the following. Try to use the 'Dissolve' tool. When dissolving, select the 'grid code' as the corresponding attribute. This will sort of merge all those segments of the same order into one segment, so that finally it will create a shapefile with discreet attributes for each stream order.
Hi, there are number of tutorial which we have done demonstrating the steps of demarcating catchments, both using QGIS and ArcGIS. You can have a look and pick the one that fits you from our collection of tutorials :)
Thank you for this informative tutorial. I am working with more than one DEM tile. So when I am trying to calculate the flow direction of the mosaic_DEM.. it is showing error 999999 while for single tile it is generating flow direction raster. I am not able to resolve the issue. Can u help me in this?
The definition of the number here is the amount of grid cells that would drain into a particular cell. If 80,000 that means flow from 80,000 grid cells drains into that cell. So if you define your flow accumulation range to have only very high numbers, that means you are indirectly picking the large rivers which happens to correspond with very high flow accumulations. Hope this helps. And btw, if you are the same person who frequently responds to the questions in the MODFLOW google group, I'd like to thank you as well as I have learned quite a lot from the explanations :)
Not sure how you define connectivity in this context. Stream order can also differ based on which method you use to assign the numbers. For example, the numbering of streams based on Strahler method is different from Shreve method, even though both methods are two different ways of defining the order of streams
Hi, not its not. Check out the definition of Strahler order. It might be true for another stream order definition method. pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/tool-reference/spatial-analyst/how-stream-order-works.htm
Thank you so much for your tutorials, I have zero knowledge about ArcGIS software... but this tutorials helps me alot, and i get some confidence of about arcgis.... 🙏
Pretty cool and easy and straightforward tutorial.
Thank You my teacher. VERY Useful right now. Absolutely you save my time. I am happy to say that I'm learning new things every day from your tutorial. May god bless You🙂🙂😊
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Very nice video and clear explanation. I wonder is there a way to derive a stream_order shp with entire and not segmented branches of streams or at least with an iddtional column with btanch id?
Thank you! this is very helpful with your voice over
You are welcome
Nicely explained Sir..I need a clarification that the higher order should be one, but here there are more fourth order streams. How to merge all the fourth order streams into one...
Thanx alot for uploading this tutorial. This has helped me alot. Appreciated your effort
Thank you for this tutorial. It is so instructive !
You are welcome
you made it so simple.
Thank you sir
Hello how to put/create catchment on the layers tab?
Helped me a ton! Thank you so much!
No problem 👍
Thank you very much, it really helped me a lot in terms of hydrology analysis and mapping
Thanks
That's nice! very simple and easy to understand!
Thankyou so much sir for such an amazing video.
This was so helpful...thank you!! :)
Thank you very much for the tutorial.
Great step wise tutorial
Pretty cool tutorial indeed ! Thanks.
Very well explained. Thank you.
hiii, how do you determine the layer of catchment at first place? didnt the last step is to determine the area of catchment?
perfect explanation, thank you very much :)
Great video and detailed explanation! Thanks.
Very well explained thank u 💕
Thank You so much.. This was Really helpful...
How did u decide the lower value in flow accumulation? Cauz the value will change in case of hilly to marshy areas.
why i am getting an error on performing filling of dem. I was using an mosaicked dem raster. Please let me know what is happening
how to smooth the lines which had been converted, plz guide me in this regard,
Thanks a lot! This was very helpful
Great!
I wonder if you use single or multiple flow algorithm?
Sir how can we extract stream order at the scale 1:50000... I mean what value we should assign for flow accumulation?
Thank you, can you share the dem and other files for practice
Can you please tell me how did you do water catchment
ua-cam.com/video/Ww4JVP4uZi4/v-deo.html
hello, thank you for this very informative video. I'm doing a project on delineation for one of my courses. could you please share the DEM shapefile you used ?
Hi, its been a while since we did this tutorial so I may not be able to share the exact DEM with you. However, check out the following tutorial and you will be able to download your own ASTER DEM ua-cam.com/video/roryIlOEWlI/v-deo.html
Great help!! Thank you!!
thanks sir well explained, subscribed. please, how can I place my sampling locations(latitude and longitude ) on stream order map in Arcmap? thanks
If you have the xy coordinates in an external CSV file, you can bring them to ArcMap as points using 'Add XY data.
@@geodeltalabs Thank you so much brother, I did it. I am following you step by step but I don't know where you have got the catchment border at the end (clipping process) of the tutorial? thanks
How can we know about no. of streams present in each order?
Why you put Flow account > 8000 ? Is there any relationship or formula for it? Kindly guide
Hi, no.. it's just by looking at the generated flow accumulation values. You can use this values to control your stream network, to have a lot of tributaries, or to have only the major rivers
Siri have some doubt as like in qgis....we did an outflow point in order to get the catchment... what should we to get a catchment shape file in Arcgis
Hi, we have done a few tutorials showing how to delineate catchment using ArcGIS. You may check them out :)
Once you get the catchment in raster format, convert it into vector. You will get the boundary of catchment in .shp format.
.shp is common for qgis and Arcgis.
Hope it'll solve.
Can you make video to calculate the discharge of delineated watershed using this equation Q=ciA
Thanks!! So good!
So helpful,thank you
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Nice really help me
Thank u very much for sharing i learned a lot
Thanks for watching. Cheers!
Can you please prepare stream frequency (per.sq.km grid) video..asap..it would be very helpful..need for my project ASAP
Best video
How can I increase no. Of streams please let me know
You can do this by decreasing the spread of the 1st interval
Thank you and How can I minimise the threshold value
fantastic one
Thanks
very informative..thank u loads.. can u please tell me how do i count the number of streams that have a particular order from this obtained vector?
One easy way is open the attributes table. Sort the stream order values. Then highlight the ones which have your order of interest (this becomes easy when you first sort it). Somewhere in the bottom of the attributes table, it will show you how many items you are highlighting. That's the number
@@geodeltalabs sir i am confused on one thing...at 11:56 when u selected the number of streams of 4th order,it showed below that there are 28 items selected..but when we see on the map..clearly the number of 4th order sream is only one..I am confused on this same thing..should all these polylines be merged as one?if yes,how?
@@Kush.93 Ok, I think i understand your confusion. The shapefile which had 28 items are actually different segments of the same river line of order number 4. Just that when I highlighted the attributes, it looks as one continous river.
I suggest you to do the following. Try to use the 'Dissolve' tool. When dissolving, select the 'grid code' as the corresponding attribute. This will sort of merge all those segments of the same order into one segment, so that finally it will create a shapefile with discreet attributes for each stream order.
How to estimate other morphometric parameters. Make full tutorial please.
Hello..thank you. Can you tell me, how to create catchment shape file?
Hi, there are number of tutorial which we have done demonstrating the steps of demarcating catchments, both using QGIS and ArcGIS. You can have a look and pick the one that fits you from our collection of tutorials :)
@@geodeltalabs I have the same question,i will share it when i find the answer.
ua-cam.com/video/Ww4JVP4uZi4/v-deo.html
How did you decide the threshold for flow accumulation
It varies depending on how detailed or otherwise you would want to see your river network
Thank you for this informative tutorial.
I am working with more than one DEM tile. So when I am trying to calculate the flow direction of the mosaic_DEM.. it is showing error 999999 while for single tile it is generating flow direction raster. I am not able to resolve the issue. Can u help me in this?
heyy..please let me know how to resolve he issue
How to get catchment...
thank you!
You're welcome!
Can I clip the DEM data firstly and than get the river?
Yes, should be no problem
Dear kindly explain why flow accumulation is greater than 8000, 500 or anything how can we decide it.
The definition of the number here is the amount of grid cells that would drain into a particular cell. If 80,000 that means flow from 80,000 grid cells drains into that cell. So if you define your flow accumulation range to have only very high numbers, that means you are indirectly picking the large rivers which happens to correspond with very high flow accumulations. Hope this helps.
And btw, if you are the same person who frequently responds to the questions in the MODFLOW google group, I'd like to thank you as well as I have learned quite a lot from the explanations :)
Stream order and connectivity of stream is a same thing?
Not sure how you define connectivity in this context. Stream order can also differ based on which method you use to assign the numbers. For example, the numbering of streams based on Strahler method is different from Shreve method, even though both methods are two different ways of defining the order of streams
For finding connectivity least cost pathway is used can you please describe what to acquire and how to acquire data for it
Good, very useful explains
How we can get free version of Arc GIS? Please give advice
Hi, ArcGIS is a commercial software
Terima kasih banyak 👍👍 usefull
Thanks a lot..
You are welcome
How to extract watershed upto a specified location?
ua-cam.com/video/Ww4JVP4uZi4/v-deo.html
You can have a look at this tutorial :)
@@geodeltalabs thank you so much bro
@@geodeltalabs make a tutorial on SWAT model please
Welldone
Thanks :)
Sir plz tell me how to create catchment layer
We have done a number of tutorials showing how to delineate the catchment using both ArcGIS and QGIS :)
keep posting
Thank u .
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This is wrong. The higher order stream count should be 1.
Hi, not its not. Check out the definition of Strahler order. It might be true for another stream order definition method. pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/tool-reference/spatial-analyst/how-stream-order-works.htm