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1 FSAID4_2015_2040_Draft_ILG_Projections Abstract: This layer maps irrigated cropland within Florida in 2015 and projected irrigated cropland in 2020, 2025, 2030, 2035, and Statewide irrigation conservation estimates were developed from exponential trends in USDA Farm and Ranch Irrigation Survey reported irrigation intensity (water applied per area). Two exponential functions were developed from recent FRIS data ( ) and the whole dataset ( ) in order estimate conservation largely resulting from management changes (on newly irrigated lands or existing irrigated lands with microspray or drip systems) and to estimate a greater amount of conservation resulting from equipment and/or management improvements for other areas in the ILG. The statewide total conservation estimate is disaggregated at the polygon level based on the ratio of polygon-level irrigation demand to statewide irrigation demand. Statewide, the total conservation estimate approaches 14% of total irrigation demand by Everglades Agricultural Area polygons were assumed to not contribute to conservation. This layer maps freeze protected polygons and expected freeze protection irrigation demand in millions of gallons per day (MGD). Primary data source is USGS GOES ET temperature data ( ) for polygon-specific numbers of historical freeze events at locations in the 2015ILG. Future irrigated areas in the ILGs were used to estimate freeze protection demands through A 14-hour freeze event was assumed, with freeze protection water being applied at intensities based on irrigation system (0.07 in/hr for microspray and 0.2 in/hr for impact sprinkler). Freeze protection water was estimated for citrus, blueberries, strawberries, peaches, and ferns. Purpose: The purpose of this layer is to project irrigated acreage and water demand over the next 25 years, in five year increments. Projections varied by changes in irrigation intensity, crop mix, and land use. Estimates were derived on an average year and dry year basis. This layer also allows for polygon-level water conservation estimates for 2020 to 2040 to be used for planning purposes. Current and future freeze protection irrigation demand was spatially distributed in this layer. Future additions of irrigated citrus, and non-citrus may show some freeze protection demands based on location-specific historical intensities. Average annual number of freeze events is polygon-specific and is based on gridded ET data (USGS GOES ET). Freeze protection irrigation amount is calculated from a 14-hour freeze event and irrigation intensities dependent on irrigation system type.
2 OBJECTID Internal feature number. Shape Feature geometry. Shape_Length Feature length in meters. Shape_Area Feature area in meters squared. ILG_ID Observation ID assigned by. PermitID Permit ID assigned by water management district. s County County name. U.S. Census Water management district name. FDEP LAT_Y Latitude of polygon centroid. LAT_X Longitude of polygon centroid. YEAR First year ALG polygon is added to ILG dataset; or if land irrigated in 2015 with a crop change in future years, it is year in which crop change occurs. USDA NASS, Irrig2015 Indicator if irrigated in 2015; Y = Yes, N = No Irrig2020 Indicator if irrigated in 2020; Y = Yes, N = No Irrig2025 Indicator if irrigated in 2025; Y = Yes, N = No Irrig2030 Indicator if irrigated in 2030; Y = Yes, N = No Irrig2035 Indicator if irrigated in 2035; Y = Yes, N = No Irrig2040 Indicator if irrigated in 2040; Y = Yes, N = No CROP2015 Prime crop category in USDA, CROP2020 Prime crop category in USDA, CROP2025 Prime crop category in USDA, CROP2030 Prime crop category in USDA, CROP2035 Prime crop category in USDA, CROP2040 Prime crop category in USDA, ACRES2015 Area in acres in USDA NASS,, ACRES2020 Area in acres in USDA NASS,, ACRES2025 Area in acres in USDA NASS,, ACRES2030 Area in acres in USDA NASS,, ACRES2035 Area in acres in USDA NASS,,
3 ACRES2040 Area in acres in USDA NASS,, MGD2015 per day in MGD2020 per day in MGD2025 per day in MGD2030 per day in MGD2035 per day in MGD2040 per day in MGDDRY2015 per day in MGDDRY2020 per day in MGDDRY2025 per day in MGDDRY2030 per day in MGDDRY2035 per day in MGDDRY2040 per day in INYR2015 Average irrigation in inches per day in INYR2020 Average irrigation in inches per day in INYR2025 Average irrigation in inches per day in INYR2030 Average irrigation in inches per day in INYR2035 Average irrigation in inches per day in INYR2040 Average irrigation in inches per day in CONSMGD2015 Water use conservation estimate in USDA Farm and Ranch Irrigation Surveys, , CONSMGD2020 Water use conservation estimate in USDA Farm and Ranch Irrigation Surveys, , CONSMGD2025 Water use conservation estimate in USDA Farm and Ranch Irrigation Surveys, ,
4 CONSMGD2030 Water use conservation estimate in USDA Farm and Ranch Irrigation Surveys, , CONSMGD2035 Water use conservation estimate in USDA Farm and Ranch Irrigation Surveys, , CONSMGD2040 Water use conservation estimate in USDA Farm and Ranch Irrigation Surveys, , FRZMGD Freeze protection irrigation demand, based on data. USGS GOES ET Data FRZMGD Freeze protection irrigation demand, based on data. USGS GOES ET Data FRZMGD Freeze protection irrigation demand, based on data. USGS GOES ET Data FRZMGD Freeze protection irrigation demand, based on data. USGS GOES ET Data FRZMGD Freeze protection irrigation demand, based on data. USGS GOES ET Data FRZMGD Freeze protection irrigation demand, based on data. USGS GOES ET Data EAA Everglades agricultural area. SF NFRWSP North Florida Regional Water Supply Partnership. CFWI Central Florida Water Initiative. NWF_WRCA Northwest Florida Water Management District Water Resource Caution Areas. NWF_WSPR Northwest Florida Water Management District Water Supply Planning Regions. SF_BASIN South Florida Water Management District Planning Basins. SJR_CSEC St. Johns River Florida Water Management District Central Springs East Coast region. SJR_WSPR St. Johns River Florida Water Management District Water Supply Planning Regions. SR_WRCA Suwannee River Florida Water Management District Water Resource Caution Areas. SWF_RWSP Southwest Florida Water Management District Regional Water Supply Planning Areas. SWF_WUCA Southwest Florida Water Management District Water Use Caution Areas.
5 FSAID4_2015_Draft_ILG Abstract: This layer maps irrigated cropland within Florida in Purpose: The purpose of this layer is to estimate irrigation and water demand in Estimates were derived with actual 2015 rain and evapotranspiration data. OBJECTID Internal feature number. Shape Feature geometry. Shape_Length Feature length in meters. Shape_Area Feature area in meters squared. ILG_ID Observation ID assigned by. PermitID Permit ID assigned by water management district. s COUNTY County name. U.S. Census Water management district name. FDEP Irrig Indicator if irrigated; Y is yes. s, YEAR First year ILG polygon is added to dataset. USDA NASS, Crop Detailed crop category in s, CROP2015 Prime crop category in USDA, IRRIG_SYS Detailed irrigation system in s, IRRIG_2015 Irrigation system category in s, ACRES2015 Area in acres in USDA NASS,, MGD2015 per day in MGDDRY2015 per day in INYR2015 Average irrigation in inches per year in EAA Everglades agricultural area. SF NFRWSP North Florida Regional Water Supply Partnership. CFWI Central Florida Water Initiative. NWF_WRCA Northwest Florida Water Management District Water Resource Caution Areas.
6 NWF_WSPR Northwest Florida Water Management District Water Supply Planning Regions. SF_BASIN South Florida Water Management District Planning Basins. SJR_CSEC St. Johns River Florida Water Management District Central Springs East Coast region. SJR_WSPR St. Johns River Florida Water Management District Water Supply Planning Regions. SR_WRCA Suwannee River Florida Water Management District Water Resource Caution Areas. SWF_RWSP Southwest Florida Water Management District Regional Water Supply Planning Areas. SWF_WUCA Southwest Florida Water Management District Water Use Caution Areas.
7 FSAID4_2015_Draft_ALG Abstract: This layer maps irrigated cropland and non-irrigated agricultural areas in Florida for Purpose: The purpose of this layer is to map irrigated cropland and non-irrigated agricultural areas for OBJECTID Internal feature number. Shape Feature geometry. Shape_Length Feature length in meters. Shape_Area Feature area in meters squared. ALG_ID Observation ID assigned by ; includes irrigated and non-irrigated areas. ILG_ID Irrigated observation ID assigned by. PermitID Permit ID assigned by water management district. s COUNTY County name. U.S. Census Water management district name. FDEP ACRES2015 Area in acres in USDA NASS,, YEAR First year ALG polygon is added to ILG dataset. USDA NASS, Irrig2015 Indicator if a given field is irrigated in Irrig2020 Indicator if a given field is irrigated in Irrig2025 Indicator if a given field is irrigated in Irrig2030 Indicator if a given field is irrigated in Irrig2035 Indicator if a given field is irrigated in Irrig2040 Indicator if a given field is irrigated in RainSTA Rain Station ID. Raw daily data available at NOAA Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service, RAIN rainfall (in/yr) by station. NOAA Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service, EvtSTA Evapotranspiration Station ID. Raw daily data available by year at USGS Florida Water Science Center, ET ET (in/yr) by station. USGS Florida Water Science Center,
8 PredMUKEY General soil type ID. Detailed soil data available at ebsoilsurvey.aspx USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service Web Soil Survey LANDCAP Land capability class shows cropland suitability on a given soil type. Detailed soil classes used in this analysis are listed in the latest FSAID Report at Offices/Agricultural-Water-Policy/Agricultural- Water-Supply-Planning USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service Web Soil Survey Crop Detailed crop category in Irrigated polygons were assigned ILG Crop, non-irrigated polygons were assigned with best information from National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) Crop Data Layer (CDL) and Florida Land Use/Land Cover Classification System (FLUCCS) data. USDA, s, CROP2015 Prime crop category in Irrigated polygons were assigned ILG CROP2015, non-irrigated polygons were assigned with best information from National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) Crop Data Layer (CDL) and Florida Land Use/Land Cover Classification System (FLUCCS) data. USDA, s, CROPSOURCE Crop type assignment source. USDA, s, EAA Everglades agricultural area. SF CFWI Central Florida Water Initiative. s
9 FSAID4_2015_Draft_Final_ILG_Climate_Factors Abstract: This layer maps climate and soil conditions on irrigated cropland within Florida in Purpose: The purpose of this layer is to show climate conditions via AHPS rainfall stations, USGS ET stations, and USDA soil assignment. OBJECTID Internal feature number. Shape Feature geometry. ILG_ID Observation ID assigned by. RainSTA Rain Station ID. Raw daily data available at NOAA Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service, RAIN rainfall (in/yr) by station. NOAA Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service, RAINAVG Average rainfall (in/yr) by station. Calculated by summing daily rainfall over 11 years ( ) and then averaging by Rain Station ID. NOAA Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service, EvtSTA Evapotranspiration Station ID. Raw daily data available by year at USGS Florida Water Science Center, ET ET (in/yr) by station. USGS Florida Water Science Center, ETAVG Average ET (in/yr) by station. Calculated by summing daily ET over 11 years ( ) and then averaging by ET Station ID. USGS Florida Water Science Center, PredMUKEY General soil type ID. Detailed soil data available at oilsurvey.aspx USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service Web Soil Survey LANDCAP Land capability class shows cropland suitability on a given soil type. Detailed soil classes used in this analysis are listed in the latest FSAID Report at Offices/Agricultural-Water-Policy/Agricultural- Water-Supply-Planning USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service Web Soil Survey Shape_Length Length of feature in meters.
10 Shape_Area Area of feature in meters squared.
11 FSAID4_2015_2040_Draft_Final_Livestock_Aquaculture Abstract: This layer maps aquaculture and livestock permits and estimated aquaculture or livestock water demand within Florida. Water demand estimates are based on disaggregating county-level totals to permits or LULC polygons based on location and permit size. County level totals for aquaculture are based on USGS data or metered pumpage reports, whichever is greater. County totals for livestock are based on the 2012 USDA Ag Census of animal inventories. Purpose: The purpose of this dataset is to spatially distribute aquaculture and livestock water use at the level of LULC polygons or permit boundaries to estimate location-specific impacts of livestock and aquaculture water use. OBJECTID Internal feature number. Shape Feature geometry. PERMIT_NO District-specific permit number. Consumptive Use Permits SITE_NAME Name of permit site. Consumptive Use Permits SITE_OWNER Owner of permit. Consumptive Use Permits PERMITTE Permit named individual or organization. Consumptive Use Permits Water management district name. FDEP COUNTY County name. U.S. Census LU_CODE AQU for aquaculture water use, LIV for livestock water use. Consumptive Use Permits _LINK Web link to permit information, if available. Consumptive Use Permits SEQ_TYPE Sequence type. Consumptive Use Permits GIS_ACRES Acres, size of polygon. LULC_ACRE Acres, size of LULC and Permit polygons scaled to average LULC area, LULC Land use/land cover polygon. Consumptive Use Permits LULC1 Land use/land cover level 1 type. Consumptive Use Permits LULC2 Land use/land cover level 2 type. Consumptive Use Permits Comment2 Detailed land use type. Consumptive Use Permits LV2015MGD Livestock water demand, MGD in USDA Ag Census, LV2020MGD Livestock water demand, MGD in USDA Ag Census, LV2025MGD Livestock water demand, MGD in USDA Ag Census,
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13 LV2030MGD Livestock water demand, MGD in USDA Ag Census, LV2035MGD Livestock water demand, MGD in USDA Ag Census, LV2040MGD Livestock water demand, MGD in USDA Ag Census, AQ2015MGD Aquaculture water demand, MGD in USGS, Metered Pumpage Data, AQ2020MGD Aquaculture water demand, MGD in USGS, Metered Pumpage Data, AQ2025MGD Aquaculture water demand, MGD in USGS, Metered Pumpage Data, AQ2030MGD Aquaculture water demand, MGD in USGS, Metered Pumpage Data, AQ2035MGD Aquaculture water demand, MGD in USGS, Metered Pumpage Data, AQ2040MGD Aquaculture water demand, MGD in USGS, Metered Pumpage Data, EAA Everglades agricultural area. SF NFRWSP North Florida Regional Water Supply Partnership. CFWI Central Florida Water Initiative. NWF_WRCA Northwest Florida Water Management District Water Resource Caution Areas. NWF_WSPR Northwest Florida Water Management District Water Supply Planning Regions. SF_BASIN South Florida Water Management District Planning Basins. SJR_CSEC St. Johns River Florida Water Management District Central Springs East Coast region. SJR_WSPR St. Johns River Florida Water Management District Water Supply Planning Regions. SR_WRCA Suwannee River Florida Water Management District Water Resource Caution Areas. SWF_RWSP Southwest Florida Water Management District Regional Water Supply Planning Areas. SWF_WUCA Southwest Florida Water Management District Water Use Caution Areas.
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