You can save any adjustment scenarios on your computer by selecting Session” under the “Save tab. Save this current session as You can load a saved session “s” “will_50%_point_reduction”. (and make any other adjustments) by selecting Session” under the tab. The “Load “Session” session files will have a extension. “*.js” Data You can export reach-specific predictions (including any adjustments) to a CSV, tab delimited, or Excel file. You have an option of exporting the results for the entire region (12,039 reaches) or just the reaches included in the current map view. For the current session we’re only interested in the Willamette River basin, so zoom out until the entire basin is in view. Export the results from the current session by selecting the Data” tab, choosing the Excel file format, and “ selecting export reaches in view”. “Only You can use this tool to map the amount of load from upstream catchments that is delivered to a downstream outlet reach. Select the tab. “” Select Downstream Reach(es). Identify a reach by selecting from the map or by selecting stream reach by name” (see the a Reach” tool). Let’s select the “Find “ most downstream reach of the Snake River (56733). Check the box for “Select?” reach 56733 (located at the far right in the row for this reach) and then click on the Selected to Downstream Outlet Reaches (es)” button at the bottom of the “Add window. Activate Downstream Outlet Reach(es).The reach now appears under the “Activate Downstream Outlet Reach(es)” section, meaning that has been selected as an outlet reach. Click the button at the bottom of the a Reach” window. “Done” “Find Return to the Results” tab. The Tracking” data series include “Display “Downstream four parameters that can be displayed on the map: Delivered Load: the total load associated with a stream reach that arrives at the end of an outlet reach; Incremental Delivered Load: the incremental load associated with a stream reach that arrives at the end of an outlet reach; Delivery Fraction: The proportion (from 0 to 1) of the load associated with a reach that arrives at the end of an outlet reach without any removal by
You can save any adjustment scenarios on your computer by selecting “Save Session” under the “s” tab. Save this current session as “will_50%_point_reduction”. You can load a saved session (and make any other adjustments) by selecting “Load Session” under the “Session” tab. The session files will have a “*.js” extension. Data You can export reach-specific predictions (including any adjustments) to a CSV, tab delimited, or Excel file. You have an option of exporting the results for the entire region (12,039 reaches) or just the reaches included in the current map view. For the current session we’re only interested in the Willamette River basin, so zoom out until the entire basin is in view. Export the results from the current session by selecting the “ Data” tab, choosing the Excel file format, and selecting “Only export reaches in view”. You can use this tool to map the amount of load from upstream catchments that is delivered to a downstream outlet reach. Select the “” tab. Select Downstream Reach(es). Identify a reach by selecting from the map or by selecting “Find stream reach by name” (see the “ a Reach” tool). Let’s select the most downstream reach of the Snake River (56733). Check the “Select?” box for reach 56733 (located at the far right in the row for this reach) and then click on the “Add Selected to Downstream Outlet Reaches (es)” button at the bottom of the window. Activate Downstream Outlet Reach(es).The reach now appears under the “Activate Downstream Outlet Reach(es)” section, meaning that has been selected as an outlet reach. Click the “Done” button at the bottom of the “Find a Reach” window. Return to the “Display Results” tab. The “Downstream Tracking” data series include four parameters that can be displayed on the map: Delivered Load: the total load associated with a stream reach that arrives at the end of an outlet reach; Incremental Delivered Load: the incremental load associated with a stream reach that arrives at the end of an outlet reach; Delivery Fraction: The proportion (from 0 to 1) of the load associated with a reach that arrives at the end of an outlet reach without any removal by
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