Item talk:Q226920

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     "text": "This centralized delivery of model and trend information will be complementary to the centralized delivery of observational data in USGS Water Data for the Nation (WDFN; waterdata.usgs.gov). The National Modeled Water Atlas extends WDFN's data by providing modeled data and long-term trend calculations that are spatially and temporally continuous, filling in spatial gaps between monitoring stations and temporal gaps between periodic sampling at these stations. These nationally consistent datasets are available at the sub-watershed scale (12-digit Hydrologic Unit Codes or HUC12s; tracts of 10,000-40,000 acres) and will cover past conditions over multiple decades as well as future projections over multiple decades."
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