D4.1 Review of Environmental Models - SEAT Global

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3.1 Study areas Due to the large amount of work involved in creating spatial databases for an area it was decided to have one study area per country which covered both of the case study SEAT species. Study areas were identified using the information provided in Table 3.1 along with field knowledge gained during Work Package 4’s scoping trips to each country. Using this information the study areas have been selected and defined within a geographical context using drainage basins to set boundaries for the study area in each country. Drainage basin vector files were downloaded from the Hydro 1K dataset and the boundary for each study area was then identified. Hydro 1K is a geographic dataset that was developed by the US Geological Survey (USGS) to provide a set of comprehensive and consistent data at a global scale using topographically derived data sets derived from the GTOPO 30 (a global raster Digital Elevation Model (DEM)). Table 3.1: Geographical coverage of farmer survey (Source: SEAT extranet file : PSGFarmerSurveyPresentation2Dec10) Page 38
3.1.1. Bangladesh In Bangladesh the study area covers the districts of Khulna, Satkhira and Bagerhat. Cox's Bazar was not included due to its distance from other districts. Shrimp and prawn farms are located in this study area covering the two SEAT case study species for Bangladesh. Figure 3.1 : Drainage basins from HYDRO1K dataset covering the study area in Bangladesh. Figure 3.2 : Study area in Bangladesh Page 39
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