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You can download data from their Web app (WSS) | You can download data from their Web app (WSS, see below) | ||
and then (in theory) view it in their desktop app (if you have MS Access) | and then (in theory) view it in their desktop app (if you have MS Access) | ||
or using their ArcGIS extension. | or using their ArcGIS extension. | ||
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# Design areas of interest in ArcMap using shapefiles. | # Design areas of interest in ArcMap using shapefiles. | ||
# Create one AOI shapefile per county | # Create one AOI shapefile per county | ||
# Use the shapefiles to define AOI in the web app. | # Use the shapefiles to define AOI in the web app. [https://websoilsurvey.sc.egov.usda.gov/App/WebSoilSurvey.aspx WSS] | ||
# Download the data | # Download the data | ||
# Load it into ArcMap using their extension | # Load it into ArcMap using their extension | ||
Revision as of 20:24, 2 February 2017
USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service
Soil data
You can download data from their Web app (WSS, see below) and then (in theory) view it in their desktop app (if you have MS Access) or using their ArcGIS extension.
Workflow
- Design areas of interest in ArcMap using shapefiles.
- Create one AOI shapefile per county
- Use the shapefiles to define AOI in the web app. WSS
- Download the data
- Load it into ArcMap using their extension
