This map represents estimated stream flowlines from a hydrologically corrected digital elevation model. The lines were derived in GRASS GIS using a multi-direction algorithm that allows channel braiding. Each stream segment is identified by a unique integer. Stream lines were delineated for drainage

This map represents estimated stream flowlines from a hydrologically corrected digital elevation model. The lines were derived in GRASS GIS using a single-flow direction algorithm that does not allow channel braiding. Each stream segment is identified by a unique integer.Stream lines were delineated

This map represents estimated stream flowlines from a hydrologically corrected digital elevation model. The lines were derived in the GRASS GIS module r.watershed using a multi-flow direction algorithm that allows channel braiding. Each stream segment is identified by a unique integer.

This map represents estimated flow accumulation from a hydrologically corrected digital elevation model. The map was derived in GRASS GIS using a single flow-direction (D8) algorithm that does not allow channel braiding. Values represent the area (in square meters) of land that contributes flow to a

This dataset represents estimated flow accumulation from a hydrologically corrected digital elevation model. The map was derived in GRASS GIS using a multi-flow direction algorithm that allows channel braiding. Values represent the area (in square meters) of land that contributes flow to a given cel

This map represents the estimated binary presence of surface water during the NEON Airborne Observation Platform campaign in July 2018. Values of 1 represent open water, values of 0 represent no water present. Surface water was mapped using imaging spectrometer data from the AOP, and combined with a

This is a hydrologically corrected digital elevation model derived from the 2018 NEON AOP dataset. It represents the height above sea level for impervious objects attached to the ground, such as buildings, but not vegetation. Bridges and culverts have been "cut" to allow flow, and areas of suface wa

This is a hydrologically corrected digital elevation model derived from the 2018 NEON AOP dataset. It represents the height above sea level for impervious objects attached to the ground, such as buildings, but not vegetation. Bridges and culverts have been "cut" to allow realistic surface flow for h

This is a digital surface model from the 2018 NEON AOP dataset. It represents the height above sea level for objects attached to the ground, such as buildings. This version of the data includes the elevation of buildings and other non-vegetation objects such as bridges. Areas of deciduous vegetation

This is a digital surface model from the 2018 NEON AOP dataset. It represents the height above sea level for objects attached to the ground, such as buildings. This version of the data includes the elevation of buildings and other non-vegetation objects such as bridges, but areas of vegetation refle

This is a digital surface model from the 2018 NEON AOP dataset. It represents the height above sea level for objects attached to the ground, such as buildings and trees. This version of the data includes the elevation of the tops of deciduous vegetation, consistent with the data collection interval

This is a bare-earth digital elevation model from the 2018 NEON AOP dataset. Areas outside the boundaries of the Upper East River domain were filled with data interpolated from the 3m 2018 Airborne Snow Observatory DEM. The ASO DEM was harmonized with the NEON DEM and filtered to remove small pits a

1m Resolution bare-earth Digital Elevation Model for the Upper East River Derived from 2018 NEON AOP Data. This version has been re-processed to remove artifacts associated with sharp ridges and dense vegetation, and was based on original data from NEON: Goulden T ; Hass B ; Brodie E ; Chadwick K D

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