| Soil Drains of Loudoun County, VA (2010) | |
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Data format: SDE Feature Class File or table name: GISDBB.GISBROW.SOIL_DRAINS_LINE Coordinate system: Lambert Conformal Conic Theme keywords: inlandWaters, environment, drainage, h_drains, historic |
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Abstract:
Drainage was originally derived from U.S.D.A. soil maps. Drainage was recompiled with the soil survey to the County's 1:2400 scale base map. Data were updated and corrected using the photogrammetrically prepared base map. Currently, this layer consists of drainage patterns prior to Basemap Contract Update from 1999. It is classified as "historic" drainage and is currently undergoing edits from Special Projects group to correct directionality and attribution errors |
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Drainage was originally derived from U.S.D.A. soil maps. Drainage was recompiled with the soil survey to the County's 1:2400 scale base map. Data were updated and corrected using the photogrammetrically prepared base map. Currently, this layer consists of drainage patterns prior to Basemap Contract Update from 1999. It is classified as "historic" drainage and is currently undergoing edits from Special Projects group to correct directionality and attribution errors
Historic drainage is used in agricultural and farm plans, stormwater management, comprehensive planning, floodplain management, and facility planning to provide a better understanding of what previous drainage was like for a given area.
Soils were originally shown at the scale of 1:15840 and then redrafted to 1:20000; the data were redrafted a final time to fit Loudoun County's base map standard of 1:2400. Although the current data rely heavily on the original soil survey, there have been extensive alterations. The data are updated as field site inspections or interpretation changes occur. This is a copy of the drains layer as it exists on 20010208. It is meant to provide the county with a historical base for drainage.Photogrammetric updates will not occur to this layer. Data are stored in the corporate ArcSDE Geodatabase as a line feature class. The coordinate system is Virginia State Plane (North), Zone 4501, datum NAD83 HARN (vertical datum, if applicable, NAVD88), US Survey foot units.
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Retention of attribute accuracy throughout the coverage to geodatabase feature class coversion process was ensured by a QA/QC programmatic check. To meet satisfactory QA/QC requirements the input coverage and output feature class must have, on a record by record basis, identical attribution when comparing all concatenated fields to all the user-defined attribution.
Topologically clean
Features may have been eliminated or generalized due to scale and intended use. To assist Loudoun County, Virginia in the maintenance of the data, please provide any information concerning discovered errors, omissions, or other discrepancies found in the data.
Retention of coordinate accuracy throughout the coverage to geodatabase feature class conversion process was ensured by a QA/QC programmatic check. To meet satisfactory QA/QC requirements the input coverage and output feature class must have the same record total, and on a record by record basis, area, perimeter, and length differential of less than +/- 0.5%.
Layer developed from earlier studies
Originated from soil survey first conducted in 1947 and revised by the Loudoun County soil scientist.
This data set was part of a batch process that converted legacy data from ArcInfo coverage in Librarian to a single-tiled ArcInfo coverage in preparation for a final coversion to ArcSDE Geodatabase Feature Classes. Data were extracted from Librarian using the EXTRACT TOPOLOGICAL command. Multi-tiled data sets were extracted into multiple coverages and then combined based on the feature type(s). Layers with both polygon and arc feature classes were processed with the Arc commands, MAPJOIN and DISSOLVE. Arc feature classes alone were processed with the Arc commands, APPEND and DISSOLVE. Layers with both arc and point feature classes and point feature classes alone were processed with the Arc command, APPEND. When used, the Arc command, DISSOLVE, was given with the <#all> option. All coverages were then reprojected to HARN 83 using the following .prj file specifications: INPUT PROJECTION STATEPLANE UNITS FEET ZONE 5551 DATUM NAD27 NADCON PARAMETERS OUTPUT PROJECTION STATEPLANE UNITS FEET FIPSZONE 4501 DATUM HPGN NADCON PARAMETERS END This dataset was then converted to a feature class in a geodatabase in ArcSDE.
Internal feature number.
ESRI
Unique code to identify type of drainage feature
Loudoun County
Number of node that stream line starts at
Loudoun County
Number of node that stream line ends at
Loudoun County
Length of drain feature
Loudoun County
Not maintained
Loudoun County
Unique code to identify area of drainage by feature
Loudoun County
Code that represents type of stream if drainage feature is stream
Loudoun County
Source that created or edited feature class
Loudoun County
Date feature class created or updated
Loudoun County
Not for public distribution. Internal User ID of editor creating or modifying feature class
Loudoun County
Feature geometry.
ESRI
SDE length of drain feature
Loudoun County
H__DRAIN: Unique code to identify type of drainage feature
Code Type 0 Unsure 1 Stream Network Arc 2 Centerline Through Pond 3 Centerline Through Double Line Streams 4 Centerline Through Culvert 5 Centerline Through Bridges 6 Discontinuous Drainage 7 Soil Drain 8 Paved over stream 11 Stream network arc within boundary of double line stream
H__DRAIN_SIZE: Area of drainage by feature
Code Drainage area 0 Unsure 1 < 100 acres 2 => 100 and < 640 acres 3 > 640 acres 4 Unclassified
H__TYPE_HP: Code that represents type of stream if drainage feature is stream
Type Definition A Alluvial Fan I Intermittent Stream N Type Not Evaluated P Perennial Stream
H__UPD_SOURCE: Source that created or edited feature class
Source Definition 0 Undetermined 1 Legacy 2 County 3 Contract
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Every reasonable effort has been made to assure the accuracy of these data. Loudoun County, Virginia does not assume any liability arising from the use of these data. These data are provided without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular service. Reliance on these data is at the risk of the user.
ESRI Personal Geodatabase Feature Class
ESRI Shapefile
AutoCad Digital Exchange File
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