Hi ArcHydro team! I am new to Arc Hydro, but definitely well-versed in ArcGIS. I am attempting to use Arc Hydro for stormwater catchment delineation. As I follow the Stormwater Processing guidance, it appears that I am missing some tools (I've download the toolbox for both Pro and ArcMap...). Should this be happening? Why would some of the tools be missing in the toolbox?
Arc Hydro Tools For Arcgis 10.1 Download
To run the SLEEP tool, ArcGIS 10.1 Service Pack 1 (ArcView license) or later versions of ArcGIS is needed. The Spatial Analyst extension and Arc Hydro Tools are required to run the models (use default installation directories and note that there may be differences between versions that cause issues with the SLEEP toolset, so it is recommended to use the ArcHydro version compatible with the ArcGIS version installed in the machine, a copy of ArcHydro is provided for the ArcGIS 10.1 Service Pack 1 with the installation package).
These two components build a database and a set of tools that assist the analysis performed in the hydrological resources environment. ArcHydro is intended to provide the initial basic features, which can be improved by the addition of the required database structures, and features required by a specific task or application.
The ArcHydro tools have two main objectives. The first one is to assign attributes KeywordsHydro in the Arcdata model. These attributes constitute the basis for further analysis. They include key identifiers (such as Hydroid, DrainID, NextDownID, etc) and measurement attributes (such as LengthDown). The second ones is to provide some basic features often used in Hydrological resources applications. It includes the delineation of watersheds based on the NTM, the creation of networks and the tracing based on attributes. To download the data model version 2.0 and ArcHydro tools for ArcGIS 10.X The site suggests the available ArcHydro versions for 10.0, 10.1, 10.2.1 and 10.2.2, and even for 10.3.
The behaviors assigned to schematic features are implemented with snippets of Python code called processing ops. A few ops for handling tasks such as simple accumulation of values downstream and first order decay are included with the download. You can also write your own ops to simulate whatever behavior is desired. Instructions on writing ops and on the tools in general are included in the documentation for the tools. 2ff7e9595c
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