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===STEP 1. Data Collection===
To collect the information needed for developing the Rainwater Harvesting map, the first step is to define the datasets that are needed to answer your specific question and collect the data accordingly. If you are interested in the Rainwater Harvesting potential in your area, in general two types of information should be combined to assess this:
Once you have combined the maps and analysed the outcome, think about how you will present the GIS maps. This can be done in different ways and for different audiences. The maps can be presented separately to show interesting information in one or more maps, for example a comparison of the situation now and in 20 years. Combining all maps will give you the best overview of opportunities, potential and feasibility of integrated Rainwater Harvesting suitability.
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<font size="3" color="#999">BEFORE AND AFTER UNDERTAKING RAINWATER HARVESTING GIS MAPPING, TAKE INTO ACCOUNT THESE [http://www.niney.org/showcase/rain/maps.html# FIVE TIPS & TRICKS] (scroll down the page)</font>
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===Acknowledgements===
* RAIN. [http://www.niney.org/showcase/rain/maps.html RAINWATER HARVESTING GIS MAP].
