First off, let's try these changes out in a development branch and run it in the Jordan watershed, Idaho.
Below are my short and sweet answers to your questions:
By agency (USFS, BLM, USFWS, BoR, etc.)
I think we want to include these values in a new layer called "priority beaver translocation", which will be a copy of conservation restoration model plus these new outputs.
Similar to "stream crossings" we want "points of diversion" in the risk model.
Let's try 25% of capacity as a threshold starting point. Let's keep as a separate layer.
@wally-mac @bangen @banderson1618
Just wanted to get some maps up on Git before our meeting tomorrow:
1. Adding land ownership to the layer package and assigning land ownership to each reach
How do we want to assign symbology in the layer package? By agency (USFS, BLM, USFWS, BoR, etc.) or just federal, state, private, and unknown?
Do we want just the input land ownership polygons or also an intermediate polyline showing land ownership for reach?
2. Calculating distance from private land for each reach
3. Finding points of diversion and distance to points of diversion
I'm having a harder time with this one. Using Intersect_analysis gives output with canal reaches next to each other flagged as points of diversion:
I also decided to only use the perennial network for this, since I'm assuming that's where water is being pulled from.
Questions going forward: Do we want to include points of diversion in the risk model, or just in the layer package?
4. Adding conservation restoration field based on dams present and estimated capacity
Should the threshold for being classified as conservation (observed densities are 25% of capacity) be lowered at all?
Should this be included in the conservation restoration model or stay as a separate layer?