Point locations of stormwater (both public and private) outfalls draining onto the nearshore landscape.
This data provides an inventory of all possible locations where stormwater leaves the land and flows into the Puget Sound. It includes private, small outfalls, as well as the larger Public outfalls that are generally inventoried. For use in estimating the amount of development and possible impact to the nearshore environment.
This data was developed as part of the GPS field inventory for the Kitsap County Nearshore Inventory Program for West Kitsap during the summer of 2008.
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Determination of fitness for use lies with the user, as does the responsiblity for understanding the accuracy and limitations of this data. There is no guarantee or warranty to its accuracy as to labeling, placement or location of any geographic features present within this data. These data are intended for informational purposes only, and should not be considered authoritative for engineering, navigational, surveying, and other site-specific uses. Kitsap County assumes no legal liability arising from the use of this data in a manner not consistent with the original intent. In no event shall Kitsap County be liable for damages of any kind, including loss of anticipated benefits arising from the use of this data. No one is permitted to sell this information except in accordance with a written agreement with Kitsap County.
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Kitsap County Nearshore Inventory Program
Field data collection was accomplished with a Trimble GeoXM field data collector. This model is stated to provide 1 to 3 meter accuracy when the PDOP (Position dilution of precision) value is below 6, with a minimum of 4 satellites in view, above 15 degrees of the horizon. Varying by feature type, 4% - 13% of the data collected fell outside of this PDOP range. During data collection, a wide variety of conditions are encountered that can block the signal for short periods, or reduce the number of satellites found. These conditions include steep slopes along the shore, heavy forested shorelines, and tall urban development.
Inventory data was collected in the field between May 17, 2007 and August 27, 2007. Project area consisted of East Kitsap County shorelines, from Burley Lagoon in the South, to FoulWeather Bluff in the north. Data collection was accomplished with a Trimble GeoXM GPS data collector, and a field crew of two. Daily downloads of collected data occurred using Trimble's Pathfinder Office 3.10 software
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Post-Processed all files using Trimble's Pathfinder Office 3.10 software's differential corrrection tools.
Merged outputs from daily data collections into an individual feature class
Exported merged shapefiles to geodatabase
Metadata Imported
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Metadata imported.
Internal feature number.
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Feature geometry.
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The type of conveyance
Is water from the outfall causing sediment breakup below the out fall
Is water from the outfall causing a buildup of sediment or other materials
Integrity and functiional condition of structure
Size or diameter of conveyance
Number of outfalls in close proximity of each other
Spatial location where it enters the shoreline
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