AbstractVisualizing the Impact of Control of the Lower Colorado River Track: Environment Management Author(s): Jeffrey Rieker, John Labadie, Kevin Fagot Various techniques are presented for integrating GIS with hydraulic modeling of the Lower Colorado River by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation and Colorado State University. The model is geared toward creating a better understanding of the environmental impacts of dam operations and river control on the critical habitat of endangered species. GIS techniques that are explored include geostatistical analysis of existing data to produce terrain surfaces for use with the model as well as methods to create high-quality visually-oriented representations of model output including two and three-dimensional animations. Jeffrey Rieker USBR - CSU D-8510 Denver Federal Ctr, Bldg 67, D-8510 P.O. Box 25007 Denver , CO 80225-0007 USA Phone: 303-445-2484 Fax: 303-445-6351 E-mail: jdrieker@lamar.colostate.edu John Labadie Colorado State University Civil Engineering Colorado State University Dept of Civil Engineering Ft. Collins 80523-1372 USA Phone: (970) 491-6898 Fax: (970) 491-7727 E-mail: labadie@engr.colostate.edu Kevin Fagot US Bureau of Reclamation Boulder Canyon Operations Office Box 61470 Boulder City 89006-1470 USA Phone: 303-735-0282 Fax: 303-492-1347 E-mail: kfagot@lc.usbr.gov |