Description: Using a hand digitized Ordinary High Water Mark (OHWM) created through inspection of aerial imagery collected August 15 2025 and the digital surface model created from those images, these polygons denote the extent of waterbodies within the orthoimagery.
Copyright Text: Author: Kassie Colson ACCS, Funding: Alaska Department of Fish and Game
Description: A set of polygons denoting the area in which data was extracted to train the classification proceedure for determining which of the August 15 2025 surveyed areas were bare ground as opposed to vegetation. For more details see the associated 2025 memo.
Copyright Text: Author: Kassie Colson ACCS, Funding: Alaska Department of Fish and Game
Description: A set of polygons denoting the area in which data was classified into either bare ground or vegetation for determining which of the August 15 2025 surveyed areas were denuded. For more details see the associated 2025 memo. Extent begins at OHWM and does not extend into the creek or channel.
Copyright Text: Author: Kassie Colson ACCS, Funding: Alaska Department of Fish and Game
Description: A line feature denoting the centreline of the tidegut/channel linking Ducklake to Wasilla Creek as determined through manual inspection of the August 15 2025 orthoimagery and the associated DSM. The line seeks to denote the deepest part of the channel, which is often, though not always, the centre of the waterway.
Copyright Text: Author: Kassie Colson ACCS, Funding: Alaska Department of Fish and Game
Description: A set of line features denoting the Ordinary High Water Mark (OHWM) of Wasilla Creek and the channel linking Wasilla creek and Duck Lake, created through inspection of aerial imagery collected August 15 2025 and the digital surface model created from those images. Hand drawn to the line approximating the OHWM as best could be determined.
Copyright Text: Author: Kassie Colson ACCS, Funding: Alaska Department of Fish and Game
Description: This point collection denotes the ordinary high water mark line, as manually digitized from imagery acquired on August 15 2025 and the resultant DSM, denoting where the OHWM line feature changes direction. This was used for analysis of the depth of the channel relative to the height of the banks.
Copyright Text: Author: Kassie Colson ACCS, Funding: Alaska Department of Fish and Game