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• Combo Overlay
  ...|left|A Combo Overlay, combining a [[Rainfall Overlay]] with two [[Average Overlay]]s (NORMAL and SOCIAL), using only the highest values in the last time fram ...nput Overlay]]s can be selected which serve as input for the calculations. A large set of functions and operators are available which can then perform t
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• How to make the Green Garden Indicator
  ...wledge about the [[Tygron_Query_Language | Tygron Query Language]] and the use of [[Excel|Excel in the Tygron platform]] is required. ...ous. The last step of the use case was implementing the measures so during a session it would be possible to adjust the gardens.
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• Demo Rainfall Project
  | demographic=hydrologists and other water experts | showcases=the rainfall overlay in a basic configuration
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• Basic water model use case (Water Overlay)
  ...hydrological building]]s are correctly configured, the more accurately the water flow can be simulated. Before getting started, there are a few requirements which must be met.
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• Main Page
  ...es in the {{software}}. If you can't find what you are looking for, please use the search bar in the upper right corner to search for other articles. If y <dd> •&nbsp;[[New Project Wizard|Creating a new project]] •&nbsp;[[Basic skills tutorial|Basic skills]] •&nbsp;[[Ge
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• Elevation model
  ...differences in terrain height can affect shade and water distribution. On a larger scale, terrain height has an effect on weather and climate patterns. The elevation model (also referred to as DEM) in the {{software}} is a 2-dimensional grid with values indicating the terrain height in meters rela
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• Demo Basics Project 2
  ...nformation. For example, when changes are made in one of the scenarios the overlay needs to be updated to display the future situation and its effects. If you prefer to watch a video tutorial about using overlays in the editor, you can watch the video
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• How to assign ownership based on Online GIS data
  ...ArcGIS] account is required to upload and access a proper data set, unless a suitable public data set is already available. First ensure that the data service is uploaded to ArcGIS, then make a list of all actual stakeholder names in the project area. These names can b
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• Demo Watershed Project
  This project is intended for '''hydrologists and other water experts'''. ...tershed Overlay)|Watershed Overlay]] in a testbed setting. It can serve as a working demo to further explore the details of the available components, th
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• Water stress (Indicator)
  ...greener) areas and those less capable of dealing with excessive inflow of water. ...therefore, the indicator score are local increase of water drainage and/or water storage which can be attained by replacing paved (impermeable) surface with
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• New Project Wizard
  ...ituated and how large it will be, a rectangular area has to be selected in a 2D map viewer of the world. Depending on the location of the project, the u ...y]]s, [[function]]s and other [[item]]s that are not specifically bound to a geographical location.
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• Demo Ww Agriculture Project
  ...wijzer Overlay]] provides insight into how to what degree yield is lost as a result of hydrological conditions in the soil and subsoil. ...ying the [[Waterwijzer Overlay]] in your own [[Project]], see the {{inlink|How-to's}} section.
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• Advanced options (New Project Wizard)
  ...ating your new project. It varies between the option to select or deselect a data source and change some settings like the resolution of data sources. T ...ked to the selected area. Find an overview on which data is used to create a new 3D model on the [[Project Sources]] page.
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• Grid Overlay
  ...his amounts to anywhere from thousands to millions of cells per [[Overlay |overlay]]. ...he [[Heightmap Overlay|heightmap]], or as complex as multi-step [[Rainfall Overlay|rainfall calculations]].
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• Tygron for GIS Data
  =Use-case 2: ''“Planting Trees to Reduce Heat Stress”'' = ...' and used the Rivierenwijk neighbourhood in Utrecht as a case study. This use-case highlights the added value of using the Tygron platform for courses th
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• X query (Excel)
  For use-cases in which an [[Excel]] is used to aggregate data, for example to compu Where a normal query would be of the following form:
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• Project Sources
  ...Geo Data]] sets that can be used by (geo) plugins to generate and build up a project in the {{software}}. Project Sources are stored as [[Source]]s in y Furthermore, all the additional data users import into a project are tagged with new Source as well.
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• Demo Wind Solar power project
  Take a look at this project when working with topics such as '''sustainable energy ...ther explore the possibilities of adding wind and solar functionalities in a project, configurable parameters and examples of analysis that can be done
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• Tygron for Spatial Planning
  =Use-case 3: ''“Proposals for a Greener Hoefkade”'' = ...cipality of the Hague. They focused on the effects of greening on heat and water.
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• Warnings (Water Overlay)
  ...l possible warnings which may be encountered when working with the [[Water Overlay]]. ...he [[Editor]], a number of warnings may appear in the [[right panel]] when a calculation is performed.
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