Groundwater level formula (Water Overlay): Difference between revisions

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Groundwater level is calculated per cell.

wh_{u}={\frac {\Delta w_{s}}{sp}}

gl_{u}=h_{u}+B-d_{b}

Where:

$wh_{u}$ = The height (column) of the saturated zone.
$\Delta w_{s}$ = The amount of water in the saturated zone. The height of the water column if the equivalent amount of water was placed on the surface.
$sp$ = The WATER_STORAGE_PERCENTAGE of the underground terrain type, used here as a fraction.
$gl_{u}$ = The groundwater level, relative to datum. Also known as the watertable.

$B$ = The surface height in the cell, relative to datum.
$d_{b}$ = The GROUND_BOTTOM_DISTANCE_M (effectively available height in the underground model).

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 Groundwater level is calculated per cell.
-: <math>h_u = \frac{\Delta w_s}{sp}</math>
+: <math>wh_u = \frac{\Delta w_s}{sp}</math>
 : <math>gl_u = h_u + B - d_b</math>
 Where:
-* <math>h_u</math> = The height (column) of the saturated zone.
+* <math>wh_u</math> = The height (column) of the saturated zone.
 * <math>\Delta w_s</math> = The amount of water in the saturated zone. The height of the water column if the equivalent amount of water was placed on the surface.
 * <math>sp</math> = The [[Terrain water storage percentage (Water Overlay)|WATER_STORAGE_PERCENTAGE]] of the underground terrain type, used here as a fraction.