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Revision as of 14:22, 13 July 2026

The simulation tracks initial water, inflows, outflows, and the remaining water in various layers upon completion. The overview of these tallies is known as the water balance, and can be accessed after the calculation has completed. Water is categorized as input (initialization or entry points) and output (final destination or exit paths).
The following entries are displayed:
For completeness, a total for both water input and output is displayed, as well as a check on any eventual water loss in the system. Depending on the size of the project area and the amount of water flowing through various cells, there may be a minor difference between the input and output due to numerical rounding. In these cases the difference should amount to less than a tenth of a millimeter of water per cell in the calculation.




