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Levee setback distance analysis of groundwater recharge input and output
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Abstract

The data included here are part of a larger research project on the lower Cosumnes River, southeast of Sacramento, CA, USA. This part of the research focused on the impact of geologic heterogeneity on groudnwater recharge under hypothetical levee setbacks. The data files here are shared to provide documentation for a research paper on "Evaluating levee setback distance for the co-benefits of groundwater recharge and riparian ecosystem function".

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Spatial

Coordinate System/Geographic Projection:
WGS 84 EPSG:4326
Coordinate Units:
Decimal degrees
North Latitude
38.6272°
East Longitude
-121.0220°
South Latitude
38.1806°
West Longitude
-121.5117°

Content

README.md

Levee setback distance analysis README

Input contains the files used by the model that calculates the stream flow, stream depth, floodplain inundated area, and groundwater recharge. These calculated values are saved under the Output folder. The model was run for levee setback distances of 0 to 3200 m and for 100 geologic realizations, thus the output are grouped by each levee setback distance and realization. Additionally, the model was run for three streamflow hydrographs to represent characteristic floodplain activating events identified by Whipple et al. 2017.

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Related Resources

This resource belongs to the following collections:
Title Owners Sharing Status My Permission
Cosumnes River Recharge Andrew Calderwood · Helen Dahlke · Laura Foglia  Private &  Shareable None

Credits

Funding Agencies

This resource was created using funding from the following sources:
Agency Name Award Title Award Number
University of California Headwaters to groundwater: Resources in a changing climate LFR-18-548316
National Institute of Food and Agriculture Securing a climate resilient water future for agriculture and ecosystems through innovation in measurement, management, and markets 2021-69012-35916

How to Cite

Calderwood, A., H. Dahlke, L. Foglia, A. Rodriguez (2024). Levee setback distance analysis of groundwater recharge input and output, HydroShare, http://www.hydroshare.org/resource/1d4ff37fbf964efc97937fabef81f145

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