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Latest revision as of 17:38, 31 January 2023
Ground water level areas are areas which can be used to define the initial ground water level, when detailed raster data of ground water depths is not available.
| Icon | Key | Unit | Range | Description | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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HI_GROUND_WATER_LEVEL | m + datum | The yearly high (average) ground water level in this area. Note that this is the ground water level (datum), not the ground water depth. | n/a | |
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LOW_GROUND_WATER_LEVEL | m + datum | The yearly low (average) ground water level in this area. Note that this is the ground water level (datum), not the ground water depth. | n/a |
Notes
- Water level areas and subsidence areas can also be ground water level areas at the same time.
See also
- Group
- Model
- Drainage
- Related