ESRI Presents

Introduction to Arc Hydro Arc Hydro in action: From Data Collection to Hydrologic and Hydraulic Modeling Support
What: Where: When: Why: Lecturer: Half-day seminar University of Florida, Reitz Union November 15, 2007 1:00 5:00 PM Get an overview of Arc Hydro design, tools, and implementation Christine Dartiguenave

Overview
Arc Hydro is a geodatabase design and a set of accompanying tools geared for support of water resources applications in the ArcGIS environment. This half-day seminar presents an overview of the basic Arc Hydro data model and tools and shows an example of implementation, from data collection to analyses.

Audience
The seminar is targeted towards an audience interested in water resources applications of ArcGIS who want to get an introduction to Arc Hydro.

Learning Objectives
Be able to download Arc Hydro surface water data model and Arc Hydro tools in ArcGIS Understand basic concepts of a relational database Understand the core Arc Hydro surface water data model principles Be able to extend Arc Hydro data model for customized use Be able to apply the core Arc Hydro tools Be able to create an Arc Hydro geometric network in ArcGIS derived from a digital elevation model (DEM) or vector data (e.g. basin delineations) Understand how Arc Hydro can be implemented in a real world example

Prerequisites
None. General GIS and/or water resources background would be helpful. Familiarity with ArcGIS (ArcMap in particular) and with geodatabase design principles would be helpful, but not necessary.

Instructor
The class will be presented by Christine Dartiguenave. Christine is a project manager/consultant in the Water Resources Team at ESRI. She is the release manager for the Arc Hydro tools and has been working with Arc Hydro since 2000. She attended the University of Texas at Austin where she graduated with a MS in Civil Engineering, with a focus on Environmental and Water Resources.

Contact (RSVP requested)

Kathleen McKee, University of Florida, Water Institute. http://waterinstitute.ufl.edu 570 Weil Hall PO Box 116601 Gainesville, FL 32611-6601 ph 352-392-5893 fx 352-392-6855 katmckee@ufl.edu