Surprise Canyon Creek wild and scenic river remote sensing and geospatial database

Remote sensing and field investigations were conducted to characterize groundwater dependent ecosystems in the Surprise Canyon Creek Wild and Scenic River area. This geospatial database contains the data associated with the remote- and field-investigations, the summary report, and findings. , The remote sensing and geospatial datasets within the geodatabase were processed using the various computer software, which includes Google Earth Engine, ESRI's ArcGIS Pro, QGIS, and Agisoft Metashape. Field data was collected during ground surveys using an Apple iPad Pro and a DJI Phantom 4 Pro drone., , The Bureau of Land Management and the National Park Service Remote Sensing Investigation of Groundwater Dependent Ecosystems
in Surprise Canyon Creek Wild and Scenic River Corridor and Surprise Canyon Wilderness, Panamint Valley, California: Geospatial Database

Prepared by Blake Minor, Christine Albano, Guy Smith, and Justin Huntington from the Desert Research Institute, in coordination with the Bureau of Land Management and the National Park Service.

This database contains geospatial, hydrology, climate, and remote sensing data gathered/prepared in 2022 for the Surprise Canyon Creek Wild and Scenic River, Panamint Valley, CA. Federal Geographic Data Committee (FGDC) metadata is provided for each type of data in a separate \"metadata\" folder (a summary table describing the types of data collected at each site is provided in the metadata folder as well).

**There are 8 folders containing various datasets and metadata**:

et_output
gde_boundary
groundwater_level_data
ndvi_rasters
site_da...