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Layer information

Layer Name	fp_cohointrinsicpotential
Subject Category	Natural resources
Title	Coho Intrinsic Potential
Feature Count	59543
Feature Type	Line
Spatial reference	WA State Plane North
Open Data Availability	Yes
Place Keywords	Washington State, King County, WA, Pacific NW
Theme Keywords	Natres, Biota, Inlandwaters
Supplemental Information	None

Attribute information

OBJECTID From Esri	Description Internal feature number. Domain Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated.
WTR_NAME No Source Noted	Description Not Found Domain Not Found
INLAKE No Source Noted	Description Not Found Domain Not Found
LAKENAME No Source Noted	Description Not Found Domain Not Found
SCORE_02CF From King County	Description IP score for segment. Domain 0.0 to 1.0 by
InPipedSystem From King County	Description Tracks if the segment is at least half of a segment is within a piped system. Domain No - Less than half of the segment is within a piped system. Yes - More than half of the segment is within a piped system.
CurrentAnadromousAccess From King County	Description Tracks if the anadromous species can access the segment given the current passability of barriers downstream. Domain Accessible - Accessible salmon habitat Inaccessible - Inaccessible salmon habitat Partially accessible - Partially accessible salmon habitat No salmon habitat - Stream without potential salmon habitat
AboveTotalNaturalBarrier From King County	Description Tracks whether the selected segment is above a total natural barrier. Domain Yes - Selected segment is above a total natural barrier No - Selected segment is not above a total natural barrier
AllUSSegmentsZero From King County	Description AllUSSegmentsZero tracks if all segments upstream of the selected segment have an intrinsic potential score of 0. This field is used to limit the segments that are included in the overall upstream habitat quantity distance, value and score fields. Domain Yes - All segments upstream of the selected segment have an intrinsic potential score of 0. No - All segments upstream of the selected segment do not have an intrinsic potential score of 0.
Revisit From King County	Description Reasons that a segment should be revisited. Domain Location - Location needs to be improved. Upstream Segments Missing - Upstream segments are missing.
DataStage From King County	Description DataStage tracks the status of the data as it moves through the QAQC process. Domain Acquire - Data needs to be acquired. Approved - Data has been approved by a trained quality control staff member. Engineer Review - Engineer review is needed. Field Review - Field review is needed. Office Review - Office review is needed. Process - Level B data needs to be processed. QC - Quality control review is needed.
GlobalID From King County	Description Not Found Domain UNREPRESENTED DOMAIN
Shape From Esri	Description Feature geometry. Domain Coordinates defining the features.
Shape.STLength() From SQL Server	Description Returns the total length of the elements in a geometry instance. Domain Double

Use this Data

Service URL How to use in ArcGIS Pro	https://kingcounty.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=e7d096ec3263472387513d3cf7b350e3

Purpose

This data set provides an estimate to the spatial distribution of potential habitat for coho salmon in King County.

Abstract

Information on estimating the quality and extent of historical habitat is needed for ongoing efforts to conserve and eventually recover protected populations of Pacific salmonids.

Because georeferenced spatial data on habitat and fish distribution at the regional scale are lacking, we requested that NOAA implement a GIS approach in modeling the intrinsic potential (IP) of stream reaches to support juvenile coho salmon.

The IP model uses geomorphic and hydrological attributes to estimate the latent potential of stream reaches to provide favorable habitat characteristics for spawning and rearing.

Indices for the model are derived from a DEM and precipitation data.

Thus, the model predicts patterns of relative productive potential expected in the absence of human disturbances, as related through the input data.

The stream lines used as the basis for the IP geometry are based on King County's watercourse dataset, which has omission and spatial accuracy issues.

Contact information

Maintained by	DNRP - Water and Land Resources
Primary	Todd Klinka todd.klinka@kingcounty.gov

Constraints

Access	Access Constraint: Data is available on GIS Data Portal: http://www5.kingcounty.gov/gisdataportal/Default.aspx
Use	Use Constraint: King County data are made available with the understanding that they shall be used exclusively by the obtainer or his/her authorized agents. Digital products may not be reproduced or redistributed in any form or by any means without the express written authorization of King County.