FieldFlow is a software tool that identifies and characterises those landscape elements which affect flow routing patterns in a catchment. It can be used as a kind of preprocessor, to be run before using a conventional catchment-scale model for soil erosion by water. By David Favis-Mortlock (British Geological Survey; formerly at Environmental C…
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FieldFlow is a software tool that identifies and characterise landscape elements which affect flow routing patterns in a catchment. It is a kind of preprocessor, to be run before using a catchment-scale model for soil erosion by water. A paper describing its usage has been submitted to Catena
By David Favis-Mortlock (British Geological Survey; formerly at Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford)
FieldFlow requires: QGIS pyperclip (pip install pyperclip)
FieldFlow is a software tool that identifies and characterises those landscape elements which affect flow routing patterns in a catchment. It can be used as a kind of preprocessor, to be run before using a conventional catchment-scale model for soil erosion by water. By David Favis-Mortlock (British Geological Survey; formerly at Environmental C…