Overlap the city watersheds shape and the HUC2 shape to determine whether the city relies on a basin other than the one it is located in. Returns TRUE or FALSE. Examples of cities that rely on other basins are San Diego, New Orleans, and St. Louis. Watershed polygons had to be shrunk slightly to avoid border overlap, and to only include basins that were actually being overlapped. Let me know if there is a better way to do this. This resolves #62
If this looks good. I can do the same thing for HUC4 and HUC6 shapes. Just need to go create the merged file.
Overlap the city watersheds shape and the HUC2 shape to determine whether the city relies on a basin other than the one it is located in. Returns TRUE or FALSE. Examples of cities that rely on other basins are San Diego, New Orleans, and St. Louis. Watershed polygons had to be shrunk slightly to avoid border overlap, and to only include basins that were actually being overlapped. Let me know if there is a better way to do this. This resolves #62
If this looks good. I can do the same thing for HUC4 and HUC6 shapes. Just need to go create the merged file.