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[[File:Weir_angle_explain_(Water_Overlay).png|thumb|right|x300px]]
|key=[[Weir_angle_(Water_Overlay)|WEIR_ANGLE]]
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|description=The top down orientation angle of the weir.
|description=The top down orientation angle of the [[Weir (Water Overlay)|weir]].
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The weir angle is used to convert a weir loaded in as point-based data to a line which is used in the simulation to define from where to where the water should flow across the weir.
In the Water Wizard a weir angle is automatically generated. There are currently 4 options on how this is (automatically) generated:
# The weir is located on the edge of 2 water level areas. The weir is then automatically installed correctly and no message is displayed. A note about this option is necessary: The weirs are automatically well oriented, but the waterways are not blocked, which means that water can flow past the weirs. That is why we recommend using a dataset in which the attribute is already present, because then the block is in effect.
# The weir is located in exactly 1 level area. Then the warning appears that the weir has no angle, with the option to fix it.
# The weir is located in exactly 0 level areas. Then a comment is displayed about the absence of a water level area.
# The weir angle attribute is pre-added to a dataset and this dataset is imported into the project. No angle needs to be generated automatically.
 
[[File:Set_Multi_Weir_value.jpg|thumb|left|x200px|The weir angle is adjustable in the weir step of a [[Water Overlay]] wizard]]
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|notes=
* The width of the generated dam is equal to the weir's [[Weir width (Water Overlay)|WEIR_WIDTH]], multiplied by the [[Weir dam multiplier (Water Overlay)|WEIR_DAM_MULTIPLIER]] of the [[Water Overlay]].
* If a weir angle is available for a weir which is already line-shaped, the weir is first interpreted as a point, and then the direction and elevation are adjusted accordingly. The centre of the weir's polygon is used.
* If no angle is available as an attribute, the angle weir angles are automatically oriented based on the water level areas.
* The weir angle is automatically converted to a range within 0 and 360.
|seealso=
* [[Weir width (Water Overlay)]]
* [[Weir dam multiplier (Water Overlay)]]
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}}
==Notes==
 
[[File:Weir_angle_explain_(Water_Overlay).png|thumb|right|x300px]]
* This angle is used to generate a line for the front and end points of the weir. Additionally, the elevation is also automatically adjusted for the region perpendicular to the weir angle.
* If no angle is available as an attribute, the angle can be calculated by using the Generate Angles option in the Weirs step of the wizard. [[File:Weirs_angel.jpg|thumb|left|x300px]]
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Latest revision as of 15:30, 26 February 2024

Weir angle explain (Water Overlay).png
Icon Key Unit Range Description Default value
Waterwizard icon weir angle.png WEIR_ANGLE geo angle (0-360°) -1.7976931348623157E308 to 1.7976931348623157E308 The top down orientation angle of the weir. 0

The weir angle is used to convert a weir loaded in as point-based data to a line which is used in the simulation to define from where to where the water should flow across the weir. In the Water Wizard a weir angle is automatically generated. There are currently 4 options on how this is (automatically) generated:

  1. The weir is located on the edge of 2 water level areas. The weir is then automatically installed correctly and no message is displayed. A note about this option is necessary: The weirs are automatically well oriented, but the waterways are not blocked, which means that water can flow past the weirs. That is why we recommend using a dataset in which the attribute is already present, because then the block is in effect.
  2. The weir is located in exactly 1 level area. Then the warning appears that the weir has no angle, with the option to fix it.
  3. The weir is located in exactly 0 level areas. Then a comment is displayed about the absence of a water level area.
  4. The weir angle attribute is pre-added to a dataset and this dataset is imported into the project. No angle needs to be generated automatically.
The weir angle is adjustable in the weir step of a Water Overlay wizard

Notes

  • The width of the generated dam is equal to the weir's WEIR_WIDTH, multiplied by the WEIR_DAM_MULTIPLIER of the Water Overlay.
  • If a weir angle is available for a weir which is already line-shaped, the weir is first interpreted as a point, and then the direction and elevation are adjusted accordingly. The centre of the weir's polygon is used.
  • If no angle is available as an attribute, the angle weir angles are automatically oriented based on the water level areas.
  • The weir angle is automatically converted to a range within 0 and 360.

See also

Water Module
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Water Module
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Overview
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Theory
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Benchmarks
Group
Inlet
Inlet q • Inlet area • Inlet capacity •  Lower threshold •  Upper threshold • Inlet underground
Pump
Pump q •  Lower threshold •  Upper threshold • Pump angle • Pump capacity • Pump area
Culvert
Culvert diameter • Culvert rectangular height • Culvert threshold • Culvert n
Weir
Weir height • Weir width • Weir angle • Weir coefficient • Weir target level
Sewer overflow
Sewer overflow • Sewer overflow speed
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Drainage q • Drainage datum • Drainage active • Drainage overflow threshold
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Object flow output • Object height output • Object datum output a • Object datum output b • Object width output
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Building attributes • Hydrological features •  Terrain attributes • Model attributes • Results • Simulation data
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