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Attribute Tables

Land Cover (Land Use) Layer

Note

The order may vary slightly depending on which layers are downloaded within the area of interest

OBJECT_ID FID FID_ZBG Shape_Length Shape_Area source LandUse_code ...
474174 11390 9118867599130624 25.91594895 41.976849999744445 ZABAGED_POLOHOPIS:Budova_jednotlivá_nebo_blok_budov__plocha_ 44100 ...
NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL LPIS_layer 20000 ...
NULL 9914363 474712196 738.75743744 NULL ZABAGED_POLOHOPIS:Silnice__dálnice 44100 ...
  • OBJECT_ID – provider identifier
  • FID – provider identifier
  • FID_ZBG – unique object identifier in ZABAGED®
  • Shape_Length – perimeter of the original feature provided by the WFS service
  • Shape_Area – Area of the feature provided by the WFS service. After retrieving the layer, this does not reflect the real value and is recalculated during the direct runoff volume computation process.
  • source – Name of the layer provided by the WFS service (ZABAGED); for LPIS DPB data, only LPIS_layer is shown
  • LandUse_code – Code defining the Land Cover (in some locations Land Use) type. Assigned based on configuration files (1, 2). It is also used in the CN values table for assigning the CN values.
  • ... – Additional attribute fields are inherited from downloaded ZABAGED and LPIS layers

Hydrologic Soil Groups layer (Soil Layer HSG)

ID HSG fid layer path
1 0 NULL output MultiPolygon?crs=EPSG:5514field=ID:integer(0,0)...
NULL 3 1 output MultiPolygon?crs=EPSG:5514field=ID:integer(0,0)...
NULL 2 2 output MultiPolygon?crs=EPSG:5514field=ID:integer(0,0)...
  • ID - value 1 is assigned to NoData areas in the source HSG raster layer provided by the WPS service
  • HSG - numeric code for Hydrologic Soil Group (0 = areas without HSG, 1=A, 2=B, 3=C, 4=D).
  • fid - Identifier assigned by the WPS service.
  • layer - the string output assigned when polygon is succesfully created from the original raster layer. Features with different value in this field may have invalid geometry.
  • path - layer metadata

Combined layer with Land Cover and HSG data (Intersected LandUse and HSG)

Note

This layer contains attribute fields inherited from both parent layers. Key attributes again are HSG and LandUse_code. Only the below listed fields differ. During the next step (CN assignment), all extra fields are deleted.

fid fid_2 layer path layer_2 path_2
32406 NULL clipped MultiPolygon?crs=EPSG:5514field=ID:integer(0,0)... output MultiPolygon?crs=EPSG:5514field=ID:integer(0,0)...
NULL 1 clipped MultiPolygon?crs=EPSG:5514field=ID:integer(0,0)... output MultiPolygon?crs=EPSG:5514field=ID:integer(0,0)...
  • fid – provider identifier from ZABAGED/LPIS
  • fid_2 – feature identifier assigned by the WPS service providing the Soil Hydrologic Groups layer
  • layer – the string clipped assigned once the input layer is successfuly clipped and appended to the layers with higher priority
  • path – metadata of Land Cover (Land Use) layer
  • layer_2 – the string output assigned when polygon is succesfully created from the original HSG raster layer. Features with different value in this field may have invalid geometry.
  • path_2 – metadata of Hydrologic Soil Groups layer

Curve Number (CN) Layer

FID Shape_Length Shape_Area source LandUse_code OBJECTID HSG CN2 CN3
32406 2701.37014425 341856.95321526 ZABAGED_POLOHOPIS:Vodní_plocha 77200 NULL 0 99 99.56274595540009
NULL 110.92570167 521.32182349 ZABAGED_POLOHOPIS:Lesní_půda_se_stromy_kategorizovaná__plocha_ 33300 2040918 2 50 69.6969696969697
  • FID – provider identifier from ZABAGED/LPIS
  • Shape_Length – perimeter of the original feature provided by the WFS service
  • Shape_Area – area of the feature provided by the WFS service. After retrieving the layer, this does not reflect the real value and is recalculated during the direct runoff volume computation process.
  • source – Name of the layer provided by the WFS service (ZABAGED); for LPIS DPB data, only LPIS_layer is shown
  • LandUse_code – Code defining the Land Cover (in some locations Land Use) type. Assigned based on configuration files (1, 2). It is also used in the CN values table for assigning the CN values.
  • HSG – numeric code for Hydrologic Soil Group (0 = areas without HSG, 1=A, 2=B, 3=C, 4=D).
  • CN2 – CN value assigned from the table. It represents average antecedent moisture conditions
  • CN3 – CN value calculated from CN2 using the formula below. It represents wet antecedent moisture conditions:

    CN3 = CN2 / (0.4036 + 0.005964 x CN2)

Runoff Volume Layer

Note

All types of direct runoff depth and volume layers inherit all the attribute fields from the parent CN layer.

Design 6-hour rainfall depths from rain.fsv.cvut.cz

Note

The example shows results only for 2- and 5-year return periods (N2, N5).

For more/different return periods, the attribute field names remain the same; only the part refering to the return period (N2, N5, N10, ...) will differ.

V_N2_m3 CN2_N2_runoff_height_mm CN2_N2_runoff_volume_m3 CN3_N2_runoff_height_mm CN3_N2_runoff_volume_m3 V_N10_m3 CN2_N10_runoff_height_mm CN2_N10_runoff_volume_m3 CN3_N10_runoff_height_mm CN3_N10_runoff_volume_m3
2537.829236336099 24.743203117150543 2411.544190664504 26.305069501921043 2563.768209072887 4279.45426857832 42.4599316851946 4138.267834873376 44.08827672231118 4296.971055150222
  • V_N2_m3 – direct runoff volume [m3] from particular feature (polygon) for a 2-year return period, weighted by the occurence probabilities of hyetograph types and the abnormaly wet initial conditions)
  • CN2_N2_runoff_height_mm – direct runoff depth [mm] from the 6-hour design rainfall within the area of interest derived by the WPS service for the 2-year return period with use of CN2
  • CN2_N2_runoff_volume_m3 – direct runoff volume [m3] from particular feature (polygon) calculated from the feature’s area and the runoff depth CN2_N2_runoff_height_mm (in the average moisture conditions represented with CN2)
  • CN3_N2_runoff_height_mm – direct runoff depth [mm] from the 6-hour design rainfall within the area of interest derived by the WPS service for the 2-year return period with use of CN3
  • CN3_N2_runoff_volume_m3 – direct runoff volume [m3] from particular feature (polygon) calculated from the feature’s area and the runoff depth CN3_N2_runoff_height_mm (in the wet initial conditions represented with CN3)


  • V_N10_m3 – direct runoff volume [m3] from particular feature (polygon) for a 10-year return period, weighted by the occurence probabilities of hyetograph types and the abnormaly wet initial conditions)
  • CN2_N10_runoff_height_mm – direct runoff depth [mm] from the 6-hour design rainfall within the area of interest derived by the WPS service for the 10-year return period with use of CN2
  • CN2_N10_runoff_volume_m3 – direct runoff volume [m3] from particular feature (polygon) calculated from the feature’s area and the runoff depth CN2_N10_runoff_height_mm (in the average moisture conditions represented with CN2)
  • CN3_N10_runoff_height_mm – direct runoff depth [mm] from the 6-hour design rainfall within the area of interest derived by the WPS service for the 10-year return period with use of CN3
  • CN3_N10_runoff_volume_m3 – direct runoff volume [m3] from particular feature (polygon) calculated from the feature’s area and the runoff depth CN3_N10_runoff_height_mm (in the wet initial conditions represented with CN3)

Calculation using a single user-defined runoff depth

CN2_runoff_height_mm CN2_runoff_volume_m3 CN3_runoff_height_mm CN3_runoff_volume_m3
13.45340226457616 42.854151425353045 37.43211159302552 119.23536863251337
  • CN2_runoff_height_mm – direct runoff depth [mm] calculated from the user-defined rainfall depth with use of CN2
  • CN2_runoff_volume_m3 – direct runoff volume [m3] from particular feature (polygon) calculated from the feature’s area and the runoff depth CN2_runoff_height_mm (for average moisture conditions represented with CN2)
  • CN3_runoff_height_mm – direct runoff depth [mm] calculated from the user-defined rainfall depth with use of CN3
  • CN3_runoff_volume_m3 – direct runoff volume [m3] from particular feature (polygon) calculated from the feature’s area and the runoff depth CN3_runoff_height_mm (for wet initial conditions represented with CN3)

Calculation using multiple user-defined runoff depths

Note

The example shows an output table for two input rainfall depths. With more inputs, only the name parts refering to the position of a rainfall depth in the sequence will differ:

CN2_1_runoff_height_mm, CN2_2_runoff_height_mm, CN2_3_runoff_height_mm, …

Resulting attribute table contains the same fields as in the previous case, but for multiple rainfall depths as input.

CN2_1_runoff_height_mm CN2_1_runoff_volume_m3 CN3_1_runoff_height_mm CN3_1_runoff_volume_m3 CN2_2_runoff_height_mm CN2_2_runoff_volume_m3 CN3_2_runoff_height_mm CN3_2_runoff_volume_m3
13.45340226457616 42.854151425353045 37.43211159302552 119.23536863251337 77.00143626535197 7504.782845589686 78.67677931229387 7668.066627931615