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1. Select Share Tab and click Export Layout.
   

1. Save your map document.

FOR MAP LAYOUT TO BE TURNED IN

Create an 8.5 x 11 layout clearly deliniating the subbasin and watersheds on top of a basemap, with the symbology and labels corresponding to the watersheds. You may need to further adjust the order of your layers in the Table of Contents and their symbology.

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You can edit the text and customize the rectangle appearance by double-clicking on the rectangle text element.

1. Save your map document.

FOR MAP LAYOUT TO BE TURNED IN

Add a text box to the layout containing the answers to the following questions:

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4)      What is the ratio of the total length of the streamlines to the total area of the Buffalo-San Jacinto catchments (called the drainage density) in km^-1?

Symbolizing features by quantities using graduated symbols

1. Open the Flowlines Symbology tab.
2. Use Symbology drop down menu to select Graduated symbols.
3. Use the ‘Field’ drop-down menu to select the Q0001C field, which contains the mean annual flow.
4. Click the line next to Template to change the symbology of your flowlines.
   

1. Save your map document.

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FOR MAP LAYOUT TO BE TURNED IN

The flowlines should have graduated symbology based on their mean annual flow.

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1. Export the selected StreamGage features into your HydrologyLab geodatabase and name the new feature class “SubbasinStreamGages”.
2. Remove the original StreamGage layer from the Table of Contents.
3. Save your map document.
4. When you are finished creating your layout, close ArcGIS Pro.
   

FOR MAP LAYOUT TO BE TURNED IN

The stream gage site locations should be added to the map layout.

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As before, create a map layout and add the statistics using a rectangle text element.

TO BE TURNED IN: An 8.5 x 11 map document showing the soils clipped to the Buffalo-San Jacinto subbasin and a text box containing the answers to the following questions:

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1. To export both your Lab1Hydrology and Lab1Soils map documents, open each of them in turn and click the Share menu and select Export Layout….
2. Navigate to your HydrologyLab folder.
3. Use the ‘Save as type:’ drop-down menu to select PDF.
4. Click Export.
5. Print both map PDFs to turn in
   
   

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2)      Based on your previous calculation of the area of the subbasin in km², what volume of water (km³) could potentially be stored in the top 1 m of soil in the Buffalo-San Jacinto subbasin if the soil were fully saturated with water?