Shoreline (Water Overlay) - Revision history

Rudolf@tygron.nl at 11:40, 30 October 2025

2025-10-30T11:40:47Z

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	{{Overlay attributes\|type=row\|overlay=Water		{{Overlay attributes\|type=row\|overlay=Water
	\|attribute=SHORELINE		\|attribute=SHORELINE
	\|unit=~~number~~		\|unit=Nominal value
	\|range= 0 to 2		\|range=0 to 2
	\|icon=Waterwizard_icon_shoreline.png		\|icon=Waterwizard_icon_shoreline.png
	\|description=Whether to automatically fill cells near a water terrain when there is a mismatch between the extend of the water terrain and the DEM.		\|description=Whether to automatically fill cells near a water terrain when there is a mismatch between the extend of the water terrain and the DEM.
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	When a Waterway polygon is not correctly positioned in relation to the DEM this can result in filling up the nearby land with water at the start of the simulation. This will result in a lower water level then is expected from the water area value. To correct this, a "shoreline" is added at neighbouring cells. At the start of the simulation, these shoreline cells will also be filled with water up to the nearby water level to prevent the initial flush.		When a Waterway polygon is not correctly positioned in relation to the DEM this can result in filling up the nearby land with water at the start of the simulation. This will result in a lower water level then is expected from the water area value. To correct this, a "shoreline" is added at neighbouring cells. At the start of the simulation, these shoreline cells will also be filled with water up to the nearby water level to prevent the initial flush.

			{{nominal list\|zeroindex=true
			\|\| '''None''' : No neighboring cells will be added to the shoreline.
			\|\| '''One cell''': Direct neighboring cells will be added to the shoreline (default).
			\|\| '''Two cells''': Direct and diagonal neighboring cells will be added to the shoreline.
			}}

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	\|notes=		\|notes=
	* A value <math>0</math> no neighboring cells will be added to the shoreline.
	* A value <math>1</math> direct neighboring cells will be added to the shoreline (default).
	* A value <math>2</math> direct and diagonal neighboring cells will be added to the shoreline.
	\|howtos=		\|howtos=
	* [[How to add and remove an Attribute]]		* [[How to add and remove an Attribute]]

Maxim@tygron.com at 09:55, 30 October 2025

2025-10-30T09:55:23Z

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	When a Waterway polygon is not correctly positioned in relation to the DEM this can result in filling up the nearby land with water at the start of the simulation. This will result in a lower water level then is expected from the water area value. To correct this, a "shoreline" is added at neighbouring cells. At the start of the simulation, these shoreline cells will also be filled with water up to the nearby water level to prevent the initial flush.		When a Waterway polygon is not correctly positioned in relation to the DEM this can result in filling up the nearby land with water at the start of the simulation. This will result in a lower water level then is expected from the water area value. To correct this, a "shoreline" is added at neighbouring cells. At the start of the simulation, these shoreline cells will also be filled with water up to the nearby water level to prevent the initial flush.

	~~==notes==~~
	* With value 0 no neighboring cells will be added to the shoreline.
	* With value 1 direct neighboring cells will be added to the shoreline.
	* With value 2 direct and diagonal neighboring cells will be added to the shoreline.

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	\|notes=		\|notes=
	* ~~This option is active by~~ default.		* A value <math>0</math> no neighboring cells will be added to the shoreline.
	* ~~Shoreline currently only extends~~ to ~~one grid cell in each direction, as can be seen in~~ the ~~images above~~.		* A value <math>1</math> direct neighboring cells will be added to the shoreline (default).
			* A value <math>2</math> direct and diagonal neighboring cells will be added to the shoreline.
	\|howtos=		\|howtos=
	* [[How to add and remove an Attribute]]		* [[How to add and remove an Attribute]]

Maxim@tygron.com at 09:52, 30 October 2025

2025-10-30T09:52:19Z

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	\|attribute=SHORELINE		\|attribute=SHORELINE
	\|unit=number		\|unit=number
	\|range= 0-2		\|range= 0 to 2
	\|icon=Waterwizard_icon_shoreline.png		\|icon=Waterwizard_icon_shoreline.png
	\|description=Whether to automatically fill cells near a water terrain when there is a mismatch between the extend of the water terrain and the DEM.		\|description=Whether to automatically fill cells near a water terrain when there is a mismatch between the extend of the water terrain and the DEM.
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	When a Waterway polygon is not correctly positioned in relation to the DEM this can result in filling up the nearby land with water at the start of the simulation. This will result in a lower water level then is expected from the water area value. To correct this, a "shoreline" is added at neighbouring cells. At the start of the simulation, these shoreline cells will also be filled with water up to the nearby water level to prevent the initial flush.		When a Waterway polygon is not correctly positioned in relation to the DEM this can result in filling up the nearby land with water at the start of the simulation. This will result in a lower water level then is expected from the water area value. To correct this, a "shoreline" is added at neighbouring cells. At the start of the simulation, these shoreline cells will also be filled with water up to the nearby water level to prevent the initial flush.

	With value 1 direct neighboring cells will be added to the shoreline.		==notes==
	With value 2 direct and diagonal neighboring cells will be added to the shoreline.		* With value 0 no neighboring cells will be added to the shoreline.
			* With value 1 direct neighboring cells will be added to the shoreline.
			* With value 2 direct and diagonal neighboring cells will be added to the shoreline.

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Maxim@tygron.com at 09:50, 30 October 2025

2025-10-30T09:50:13Z

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	\|attribute=SHORELINE		\|attribute=SHORELINE
	\|unit=number		\|unit=number
			\|range= 0-2
	\|icon=Waterwizard_icon_shoreline.png		\|icon=Waterwizard_icon_shoreline.png
	\|description=Whether to automatically fill cells near a water terrain when there is a mismatch between the extend of the water terrain and the DEM.		\|description=Whether to automatically fill cells near a water terrain when there is a mismatch between the extend of the water terrain and the DEM.

Maxim@tygron.com at 09:49, 30 October 2025

2025-10-30T09:49:49Z

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	{{Overlay attributes\|type=row\|overlay=Water		{{Overlay attributes\|type=row\|overlay=Water
	\|attribute=SHORELINE		\|attribute=SHORELINE
	\|unit=~~boolean~~		\|unit=number
	\|icon=Waterwizard_icon_shoreline.png		\|icon=Waterwizard_icon_shoreline.png
	\|description=Whether to automatically fill cells near a water terrain when there is a mismatch between the extend of the water terrain and the DEM.		\|description=Whether to automatically fill cells near a water terrain when there is a mismatch between the extend of the water terrain and the DEM.
	\|defaultvalue=~~True~~		\|defaultvalue=1
	}}</onlyinclude>}}		}}</onlyinclude>}}

	When a Waterway polygon is not correctly positioned in relation to the DEM this can result in filling up the nearby land with water at the start of the simulation. This will result in a lower water level then is expected from the water area value. To correct this, a "shoreline" is added at neighbouring cells. At the start of the simulation, these shoreline cells will also be filled with water up to the nearby water level to prevent the initial flush.		When a Waterway polygon is not correctly positioned in relation to the DEM this can result in filling up the nearby land with water at the start of the simulation. This will result in a lower water level then is expected from the water area value. To correct this, a "shoreline" is added at neighbouring cells. At the start of the simulation, these shoreline cells will also be filled with water up to the nearby water level to prevent the initial flush.

			With value 1 direct neighboring cells will be added to the shoreline.
			With value 2 direct and diagonal neighboring cells will be added to the shoreline.

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Frank@tygron.nl at 10:29, 29 January 2024

2024-01-29T10:29:59Z

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	\|notes=		\|notes=
	* This option is active by default.		* This option is active by default.
	* Shoreline currently only extends to one grid cell in each direction.		* Shoreline currently only extends to one grid cell in each direction, as can be seen in the images above.
	\|howtos=		\|howtos=
	* [[How to add and remove an Attribute]]		* [[How to add and remove an Attribute]]

Frank@tygron.nl at 10:29, 29 January 2024

2024-01-29T10:29:40Z

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	\|notes=		\|notes=
	* This option is active by default.		* This option is active by default.
			* Shoreline currently only extends to one grid cell in each direction.
	\|howtos=		\|howtos=
	* [[How to add and remove an Attribute]]		* [[How to add and remove an Attribute]]

Frank@tygron.nl at 10:27, 29 January 2024

2024-01-29T10:27:52Z

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	When a Waterway polygon is not correctly positioned in relation to the DEM this can result in filling up the nearby land with water at the start of the simulation. This will result in a lower water level then is expected from the water area value. To correct this, a "shoreline" is added at neighbouring cells. At the start of the simulation, these shoreline cells will also be filled with water up to the nearby water level to prevent the initial flush.		When a Waterway polygon is not correctly positioned in relation to the DEM this can result in filling up the nearby land with water at the start of the simulation. This will result in a lower water level then is expected from the water area value. To correct this, a "shoreline" is added at neighbouring cells. At the start of the simulation, these shoreline cells will also be filled with water up to the nearby water level to prevent the initial flush.

			<gallery mode=nolines>
			File:Wateroverlay_shoreline.png\|Water Overlay with shoreline active.
			File:Wateroverlay_without_shoreline.png\|Water Overlay without shoreline active.
			File:Wateroverlay_difference_waterlevel.png\|Difference in [[Surface last value result type (Water Overlay)\|water level]].
			</gallery>

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Rudolf@tygron.nl at 09:03, 10 February 2022

2022-02-10T09:03:45Z

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	\|icon=Waterwizard_icon_shoreline.png		\|icon=Waterwizard_icon_shoreline.png
	\|description=Whether to automatically fill cells near a water terrain when there is a mismatch between the extend of the water terrain and the DEM.		\|description=Whether to automatically fill cells near a water terrain when there is a mismatch between the extend of the water terrain and the DEM.
			\|defaultvalue=True
	}}</onlyinclude>}}		}}</onlyinclude>}}

Frank@tygron.nl at 07:14, 28 May 2021

2021-05-28T07:14:40Z

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	When a Waterway polygon is not correctly positioned in relation to the DEM this can result in filling up the nearby land with water at the start of the simulation. This will result in a lower water level then is expected from the water ~~level~~ area value. To correct this, a "shoreline" is added at neighbouring cells. At the start of the simulation, these shoreline cells will also be filled with water up to the nearby water level to prevent the initial flush.		When a Waterway polygon is not correctly positioned in relation to the DEM this can result in filling up the nearby land with water at the start of the simulation. This will result in a lower water level then is expected from the water area value. To correct this, a "shoreline" is added at neighbouring cells. At the start of the simulation, these shoreline cells will also be filled with water up to the nearby water level to prevent the initial flush.

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