As with any regional GIS data, errors in mapping and alignment of hydrography, development, agriculture, and a number of other data layers can affect the model results.
Attribute definitions
Source = data source
FEATUREID = unique identifier
NextDownID = unique identifier of catchment immediately downstream (-1 = none)
Shape_Leng = length of catchment in meters
Shape_Area = area of catchment in square meters
AreaSqKm = area of catchment in square kilometers
huc12 = 12 digit Hydrologic Unit Code for the watershed
stusps = state in which the catchment is located
agricultur = the percentage of the catchment that is covered by agricultural land (e.g. cultivated crops, orchards, and pasture) including fallow land.
elevation = mean elevation of catchment (m)
forest = the percentage of the catchment that is forested
summer_prc = mean precipitation per month in summer (mm)
UpAreaSqKM = drainage area upstream of catchment in square kilometers
occ_curren = probability of Brook Trout occupancy (current climate)
plus2 = probability of Brook Trout occupancy if stream temperature were to warm by 2 degrees C, relative to current climate
plus4 = probability of Brook Trout occupancy if stream temperature were to warm by 4 degrees C, relative to current climate
plus6 = probability of Brook Trout occupancy if stream temperature were to warm by 6 degrees C, relative to current climate
max_temp_0 = the maximum additional stream temperature (degrees C), on top of the current mean summer temperature for the catchment, that would be predicted to result in a 30% probability of occupancy for Brook Trout
max_temp_1 = the maximum additional stream temperature (degrees C), on top of the current mean summer temperature for the catchment, that would be predicted to result in a 50% probability of occupancy Brook Trout
max_temp_2 = the maximum additional stream temperature (degrees C), on top of the current mean summer temperature for the catchment, that would be predicted to result in a 70% probability of occupancy Brook Trout
meanSumme = mean summer stream temperature (C)
meanDays_1 = mean days per year that stream temperature exceeds 18 degrees C
meanDays_2 = mean days per year that stream temperature exceeds 22 degrees C