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This day is dedicated to watershed delineation and hillslope extraction. First the relevant concepts are given. Then the [Horton Machine][1] tools are used to get the desired results. Morning session - [Planning the catchment analysis: the seven steps of hydrological analysis][2]; - The catchment landscape: form, organization, types; - Hydrogeomorphology: the basic theory; - Exercise with DEM for extracting the basic features. Afternoon session - Hydrogeomorphology: the derived quantities; - Exercise with DEM for extracting the derived quantities; - Hydrogeomorphology: hillslope-link partition of the basin; - Exercise on hillslope-link partition of the basin; - The GEOframe Input builder new tool. [Here][3] you can find the test case presented during the School, and [here][4] the template of the OMS project to try out your own case study. [Blog page][5] - [GWS2022 index][6] --- _The GEOframe group_ [1]: http://www.hortonmachine.org/ [2]: http://abouthydrology.blogspot.com/2021/11/seven-steps-into-catchments-analysis-by.html [3]: https://osf.io/7rjaz/ [4]: https://osf.io/r3pkv/ [5]: http://geoframe.blogspot.com/2022/01/gws2022-watershed-delineation-and.html [6]: http://geoframe.blogspot.com/
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