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<strong>Global</strong> <strong>Map</strong>per User's Manual<br />

depression will be filled before it is considered a basin and flow is allowed to terminate there. The depression<br />

fill depth value will automatically be filled in with some guess at a good value based on the range of loaded<br />

elevation values, but you might want to modify this, especially if you have relatively flat terrain with a lot of<br />

depressions. Note that it can take a while to fill particularly deep depressions. When trying to determine a a<br />

good value to use for the depression fill depth you should think about how high of an embankment or 'dam'<br />

that you might encounter that you want to allow water to fill up to the top of and pour over, or also how deep<br />

of a small pond or puddle to fill and allow spilling out of. You can also check the option to Save DEM to<br />

<strong>Global</strong> <strong>Map</strong>per Grid File After Filling Depressions to save the depression-filled terrain to a GMG file so you<br />

can load that for future watershed operations to avoid having to fill depressions again.<br />

The Operations at Selected Point Locations section allows you to perform additional flow and drainage<br />

network delineation based on point locations selected in the Digitizer Tool. The Create Watershed Areas<br />

Showing Drainage to Selected Point(s) option will calculate a drainage (watershed) area for each selected<br />

point features showing which portion of the loaded terrain drains to the immediate vicinity (i.e. within one<br />

sample of the point location) of the selected point. The Trace Flow from Selected Point(s) (Water Drop<br />

Analysis) option will cause a separate arrowed line to be generated starting at each selected point feature<br />

showing where a drop of water placed at that point location will flow to.<br />

The screenshot below shows a watershed created from a collection of USGS DEMs. In it you can clearly see<br />

the stream network as well as the drainage areas for each stream segment.<br />

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