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• WMS:Feature Object Guidelines
  ...for using them are included in the [[WMS:Map Module|Map Module]]. Feature object data can be used by itself to create a watershed model for hydrologic analy ===3. Construct Feature Object Topology===
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• WMS:Feature Object Guideline
  #REDIRECT [[WMS:Feature Object Guidelines]]
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• WMS:Feature Objects Guideline
  #REDIRECT [[WMS:Feature Object Guidelines]]
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• WMS:Feature Objects Guidelines
  #REDIRECT [[WMS:Feature Object Guidelines]]
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• WMS:Introduction to WMS
  * [[WMS:DEM Guidelines|DEM Guidelines]] * [[WMS:Feature Object Guidelines|Feature Object Guidelines]]
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• WMS:TR-20 Area
  ...ta''' command in the ''TIN'' or ''DEM'' Drainage module menus, or in the ''Feature Objects'' Map module menu. If a TIN, DEM, or map data are not present, area
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• WMS:Creating Watershed Models
  ...atershed at the proper scale so that lengths and areas determined from the feature objects are correct, or simply used as a scaled schematic representation of * [[WMS:Feature Objects|Feature Objects]]
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• WMS:Drainage Module
  ...elevation resolution is available (i.e. many urban ares) then the feature object method of delineation should be considered. Some basic guidelines might be:
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• WMS:WMS Basic Modeling Concepts
  #[[WMS:Feature Object Guidelines|Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Vector Data]] #[[WMS:DEM Guidelines|Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) or Gridded Elevation Sets]]
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• WMS:Feature Object Guidelines
  ...for using them are included in the [[WMS:Map Module|Map Module]]. Feature object data can be used by itself to create a watershed model for hydrologic analy ===3. Construct Feature Object Topology===
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• WMS:Feature Objects
  ...erages, each coverage defining a particular set of information. The use of feature objects is determined by the coverage, or attribute set, to which they belo == Feature Object Types ==
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• WMS:Creating TINs
  ...terpolated from the background elevation map for TIN vertices created from feature arcs vertices. ...erforming drainage analysis because the new TIN will be built “around” the feature objects.
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• WMS:HSPF Automatic Segmentation of Land Segments
  * [[WMS:DEM Guidelines|Basin Delineation from DEMs]] * [[WMS:TIN Guidelines|Basin Delineation from TINs]]
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• WMS:WMS User Manual vol. 2
  :[[WMS:DEM Guidelines|DEM Guidelines]] :[[WMS:TIN Guidelines|TIN Guidelines]]
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• WMS:Drainage
  # To develop a hydrologic model directly from feature objects, or GIS vector data. The points, arcs, and polygons in the drainage ...cts. The distribution of TIN vertices will approximate the distribution of feature arc vertices in the conceptual model.
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• WMS:DEM Guidelines
  ...to [[WMS:Drainage_Module_Menus#Drainage_DEM_Menu|form a stream network of feature arcs]]. Note that the stream feature arcs can be created in any fashion. For example, in an urban area, the stre
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• WMS:TR-20 Basin Data
  ...ta''' command in the ''TIN'' or ''DEM'' Drainage module menus, or in the ''Feature Objects'' Map module menu. If a TIN, DEM, or map data are not present, area ...pute Basin Data command in the TIN or DEM Drainage module menus, or in the Feature Objects Map module menu.
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• WMS:TIN Guidelines
  ...r map (or a scanned image inside of WMS), by generating automatically from feature arcs and polygons, or by using DEMs or existing TINs as background elevatio Developing watersheds from TINs often involves the use of both feature objects and DEMs. The following steps can be used as a guideline for waters
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• WMS:Project Explorer Contents for Terrain Data Module
  ...TINs and DEMs are listed in the Project Explorer. A toggle is next to each object; the toggle controls the visibility. The display is automatically updated w *'''New Tin''': Creates a new [[WMS:TIN Guidelines#Obtain Background Elevation | TIN]] from the background elevation.
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• GMS:Building a FEMWATER Model
  ...direct approach), or the model can be defined with the aid of the feature object tools in the [[GMS:Map Module|Map module]] (the conceptual model approach). ...TER, there are a few important guidelines that should be considered. These guidelines are described in Chapter 3 of the FEMWATER reference manual.
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• WMS:DEM Basins
  Each time a feature outlet point is created, a basin for each upstream feature arc is created for the hydrologic modeling tree. This means that the stream ...not capture a feature such as a highway embankment, yet it is an important feature in basin delineation. It is possible to create a stream arc along the highw
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