SCIMAP Overview from CDUG 2020
A short video about SCIMAP and the web-based FIO version. This video was presented at the Catchment Based Approach’s Catchment Data User Group meeting in 2020.
my.SCIMAP Training for Trent Rivers Trust by CaBA Support
This training video was produced by Michelle Walker from the Rivers Trust for Trent Rivers Trust staff to show how to run the myScimap model and export the data for visualising and sharing in various… my.SCIMAP Training for Trent Rivers Trust by CaBA Support
Applying SCIMAP to diffuse microbial pollution – SCIMAP-UGM16
Kenneth Porter, University of Stirling The management of livestock, and their manure, in agricultural landscapes provides a source of microbial pollution in the environment. With an increasing frequency of storm events there is greater potential… Applying SCIMAP to diffuse microbial pollution – SCIMAP-UGM16
SCIMAP in Under Seven Minutes
This video gives an overview of the SCIMAP approach to diffuse pollution risk mapping in under seven minutes. For a fuller, more detailed video, please see this video. There are also a wide range of… SCIMAP in Under Seven Minutes
SCIMAP: A history of the rivers trust movement and hydrological connectivity
https://vimeo.com/62857760 Alistair Maltby, Director North, The Rivers Trust The earliest principles of the rivers trust movement were based on managing catchments as watersheds, and the twelve principles of the ecosystems approach. In the agricultural dominated… SCIMAP: A history of the rivers trust movement and hydrological connectivity
Comparing SCIMAP critical source areas to locally identified ‘hotspots’ from catchment walkover surveys.
John M Douglass, Environment Agency. A good SCIMAP-sediment model will identify probable critical source areas of fine sediment within a catchment at a field scale. It does this by estimating relative erodability of soils and… Comparing SCIMAP critical source areas to locally identified ‘hotspots’ from catchment walkover surveys.
Applying the SCIMAP hydrological connectivity model in headwater agricultural catchments in Ireland
Shore, M. 1,2, Melland, A.R.1, Murphy, P.N.C.1, Jordan, P.3, Mellander P-E.1, Mechan, S.1, Shine, O.1, and Shortle, G.1. 1: Agricultural Catchments Programme, Teagasc, Johnstown Castle, Wexford, Ireland 2: School of Environmental and Biological Sciences,… Applying the SCIMAP hydrological connectivity model in headwater agricultural catchments in Ireland