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* A cell is considered flooded when the water level is higher than the original surface level. In case the cell initially has no water, the datum height is used. | * A cell is considered flooded when the water level is higher than the original surface level. In case the cell initially has no water, the datum terrain height is used. | ||
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Revision as of 11:42, 17 May 2021
| Icon | Result type | Unit | Mode | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FLOOD_ARRIVAL_TIME | s | Total | The time it takes for the specific grid cell to be flooded. |
Notes
- A cell is considered flooded when the water level is higher than the original surface level. In case the cell initially has no water, the datum terrain height is used.
- Group
- Surface
- Building last storage • Evaporated • Flood arrival time • Flood rise rate • Last evaporated • Last rain • Rain • Surface avg direction • Surface duration • Surface elevation • Surface flow • Surface last datum • Surface last direction • Surface last flow • Surface last speed • Surface last value • Surface last u • Surface last v • Surface max speed • Surface max value • Water stress
- Underground
- Ground bottom flow • Ground flow • Ground last direction • Ground last storage • Ground last value • Ground max storage • Ground max value • Ground watertable • Ground last unsaturated storage • Ground last unsaturated fraction
- Sewer
- Sewer last value • Sewer max value
- Substances
- Base types • Debug uv • Debug uv direction • Debug avg areas • Debug waterways • Gpu overview • Impacted buildings • Surface difference
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