Runoff C
Volume (m³)
Peak (m³/s)
Elev (m)

📊 Drainage Analysis Results

This map displays simulated surface water flow patterns overlaid on a hillshaded Digital Elevation Model sourced from AWS Terrain Tiles (Terrarium encoding, ~19 m/pixel at zoom 13, ~5 km coverage). Switch to the 3D Terrain tab for an oblique perspective view. Flow directions are computed using the D8 algorithm on a 100×100 subsampled grid with Planchon–Darboux depression filling. Runoff estimates use the Rational Method (Q = C × i × A). Hover over the KPI cards above for detailed metric descriptions.
Stream Network — Modeled channels where surface runoff concentrates, identified by upslope contributing area exceeding a flow accumulation threshold.
Watershed Boundary — The total land area that drains to the identified outlet point at the DEM grid boundary. Delineated by upstream tracing from the outlet.
Flow Path — Primary drainage route traced from the analysis point downhill to the watershed outlet, following steepest-descent flow directions.
Pooling Areas — Zones of high flow convergence where water accumulates, indicating potential ponding, flooding, or drainage infrastructure needs. Circle size reflects relative accumulation.
Elevation (DEM)
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Stream Network
Watershed
Flow Path
Pooling Areas
3D terrain rendering

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