This dataset represents the flow accumulation for the entire Yellow River basin, including its upstream, midstream, and downstream sections. In a flow direction raster, a "depression" refers to one or a group of interconnected cells where the flow direction cannot be assigned one of the eight valid values, also known as a "sink". Depressions occur when all neighboring cells are higher than the cell being processed, or when two cells flow into each other, forming a loop consisting of two cells.
collect time | 2020/01/01 - 2020/03/01 |
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collect place | Yellow River Basin |
data size | 211.2 MiB |
data format | tiff |
Coordinate system | WGS84 |
Projection | WGS_1984_Word_Merctor |
Produced independently, the spatial resolution of the original topographic slope dataset for the Yellow River basin is 30 meters.
Extracted using the Hydrology software tool.
This dataset has undergone DEM correction, with both horizontal and vertical accuracies being less than one pixel.
# | title | file size |
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1 | Sink_FlowDir(汇).tfw | 94 Bytes |
2 | Sink_FlowDir(汇).tif | 157.8 MiB |
3 | Sink_FlowDir(汇).tif.aux.xml | 2.0 KiB |
4 | Sink_FlowDir(汇).tif.ovr | 53.4 MiB |
5 | _ncdc_meta_.json | 3.6 KiB |
Hydrological analysis depression The Yellow River Basin Flow Accumulation
Yellow River The upper middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River
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