estruturação topológica de grandes bases de dados de bacias hidrográficas topologically-structureo large datasets for watersheds
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Abstract
O presente trabalho teve como objetivo avaliar o método para delimitação da bacia de contribuição à montante de um ponto selecionado sobre o hidrografia e a obtenção das respectivas características morfométricas, a partir de bases de dados estruturadas topologicamente. Para tanto, utilizou-se o aplicativo Hidrodata 2.0, desenvolvido para o ArcINFO workstation, comparando os seus resultados com os do processo convencional. Os resultados comprovaram que o tempo de processamento demandado para delimitação de bacias e extração de suas características morfométricas a partir de uma base de dados estruturada topologicamente se manteve baixo e constante. Concluiu-se que o método apresentado poderá ser aplicado em qualquer bacia hidrográfica, independentemente do seu tamanho, mesmo com o uso de computadores de configuração mais modesta.
The present work aims to present and to evaluate a method for topologically structuring large databases, implemented as a set of AML routines for ArcINFO workstation named Hidrodata. The results proved that the processing time for delineating drainage areas and extracting their morphometric characteristics was kept low and constant. The use of a topologically structured database resulted in a lower demand of processing capacity. It was concluded that the presented approach can be applied for any watershed, independently of its size, even with the use of less-sophisticated computers.
The present work aims to present and to evaluate a method for topologically structuring large databases, implemented as a set of AML routines for ArcINFO workstation named Hidrodata. The results proved that the processing time for delineating drainage areas and extracting their morphometric characteristics was kept low and constant. The use of a topologically structured database resulted in a lower demand of processing capacity. It was concluded that the presented approach can be applied for any watershed, independently of its size, even with the use of less-sophisticated computers.
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| Authors | ;Carlos Antonio Alvares Soares Ribeiro;Vicente Paulo Soares;Ronaldo Medeiros dos Santos;Carlos Pedro Boechat Soares |
| Journal | journal of veterinary medical research |
| Year | 2008 |
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