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    Stream Burning Formula

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    The document provides instructions for burning streams into a digital elevation model (DEM) using raster calculations in three steps: 1) Convert streams to a grid with the same extent and cell size as the DEM and assign a value representing burn depth, 2) Use the raster calculator to combine the DEM and stream grid by subtracting the burn depth value from the DEM where the streams are identified, 3) Alternatively, reclassify the stream grid so that streams are assigned a value equal to the burn depth and non-stream cells are nodata, then subtract the reclassified stream grid from the DEM.

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    The document provides instructions for burning streams into a digital elevation model (DEM) using raster calculations in three steps: 1) Convert streams to a grid with the same extent and cell size as the DEM and assign a value representing burn depth, 2) Use the raster calculator to combine the DEM and stream grid by subtracting the burn depth value from the DEM where the streams are identified, 3) Alternatively, reclassify the stream grid so that streams are assigned a value equal to the burn depth and non-stream cells are nodata, then subtract the reclassified stream grid from the DEM.

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    The document provides instructions for burning streams into a digital elevation model (DEM) using raster calculations in three steps: 1) Convert streams to a grid with the same extent and cell size as the DEM and assign a value representing burn depth, 2) Use the raster calculator to combine the DEM and stream grid by subtracting the burn depth value from the DEM where the streams are identified, 3) Alternatively, reclassify the stream grid so that streams are assigned a value equal to the burn depth and non-stream cells are nodata, then subtract the reclassified stream grid from the DEM.

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    Stream Burning Formula

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    The document provides instructions for burning streams into a digital elevation model (DEM) using raster calculations in three steps: 1) Convert streams to a grid with the same extent and cell size as the DEM and assign a value representing burn depth, 2) Use the raster calculator to combine the DEM and stream grid by subtracting the burn depth value from the DEM where the streams are identified, 3) Alternatively, reclassify the stream grid so that streams are assigned a value equal to the burn depth and non-stream cells are nodata, then subtract the reclassified stream grid from the DEM.

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    Stream Burning Formula:

    Convert the streams to a grid using the same extent and cell size as the dem and a "z" value representing the depth of the burn

    (you may have to add a field ie depth and use the field calculator to enter a value eg 5). Call this grid [streams].

    Use the raster calculator to combine the dem (eg [dem] )with the stream ie : [burned] = con([stream] == 5, [dem] - [stream], [dem]) alternately you can reclass the streams so that the stream is class as 0 where there was nodata and 5 (or whatever burn depth) where there was a stream then simply subtract [burned] = [dem] - [stream

    demburn = con(isnull([rivrast]), [yourdem], [yourdem]-10)

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