thomes_creek_floodplain: Thomes Creek Flow to Floodplain Habitat Area Relationship
In FlowWest/cvpiaHabitat: Estimate Spawning and Rearing Habitat

Description Usage Format Fall Run Modeling Spring Run and Steelhead Modeling Source Examples

A dataset containing total inundated floodplain area in acres as a function of flow in cubic feet per second.

1	thomes_creek_floodplain

dataframe with 32 rows and 5 variables:

flow_cfs: integer flow value in cubic feet per second
FR_floodplain_acres: fall run floodplain acreage
SR_floodplain_acres: spring run floodplain acreage
ST_floodplain_acres: steelhead floodplain acreage
watershed: name of watershed

No site-specific hydraulic modeling was available for this watershed. A flow to floodplain area relationship was generated for this watershed by scaling the flow to floodplain area relationship for Cottonwood Creek based on hydrologic and geomorphic analyses. Flows and corresponding floodplain areas per unit length were calculated for this watershed as 0.37 percent of Cottonwood Creek values based on the ratio of mean flow from December to June between this watershed and Cottonwood Creek. Of the entire mapped 37.47 mile rearing extent in this watershed, 37.47 miles were classified as low gradient and 0.00 miles were classified as high gradient based on a geomorphic analysis. A scaling factor of 0.1 was applied to the area per unit length for the high gradient extent. No scaling factor was applied to the low gradient extent.

No site-specific hydraulic modeling was available for this watershed. A flow to floodplain area relationship was generated for this watershed by scaling the flow to floodplain area relationship for Cottonwood Creek based on hydrologic and geomorphic analyses. Flows and corresponding floodplain areas per unit length were calculated for this watershed as 0.37 percent of Cottonwood Creek values based on the ratio of mean flow from December to June between this watershed and Cottonwood Creek. Of the entire mapped 42.70 mile rearing extent in this watershed, 37.47 miles were classified as low gradient and 5.22 miles were classified as high gradient based on a geomorphic analysis. A scaling factor of 0.1 was applied to the area per unit length for the high gradient extent. No scaling factor was applied to the low gradient extent.

Scaled from a Cottonwood Creek flow to floodplain area relationship generated with a hybrid USFWS / FEMA 1D HEC-RAS hydraulic model