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|description=With the surface water mode set to Grid Averaging, identified water average areas can be extended to include nearby shorelines within the configured distance. | |description=With the surface water mode set to Grid Averaging, identified water average areas can be extended to include nearby shorelines within the configured distance. | ||
|defaultvalue=3 | |defaultvalue=3 | ||
|range=0 to 10000 grid | |range=0 to 10000 [[grid cell]]s | ||
|icon=waterwizard_icon_avg_shore_width_m.png | |icon=waterwizard_icon_avg_shore_width_m.png | ||
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Revision as of 13:00, 29 January 2024
Icon | Attribute | Unit | Range | Description | Default value |
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AVG_SHORE_WIDTH_M | m | 0 to 10000 grid cells | With the surface water mode set to Grid Averaging, identified water average areas can be extended to include nearby shorelines within the configured distance. | 3 |
Water polygons supplied by Geo data often do not include the shorelines around it, which could still contain water due to overflowing. Additionally, shorelines are important for the interaction between ground water and water ways.
Water Overlay with set to Grid Averaging Waterways and an average shore width of 3m.
Water Overlay with set to Grid Averaging Waterways and an average shore width of 10m.
Difference in water level.
Notes
- This option is only used when the surface water mode is set to Grid Averaging.
- As indicated by the range, the average shore width is converted to a grid cell amount; the average shore width is divided by the grid cell size.