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| | A Water Overlay is a [[Grid Overlay|grid overlay]] for which results are calculated by the [[Water Module]]. The [[Water_Module_Basics|Basic theory of the Water Module]] in the {{software}} is an implementation of a 2D grid based shallow water model based on the 2D Saint Venant equations. The module is further enhanced with infiltration, evaporation, groundwater flow and hydraulic structures. Depending on the use case, the simulated period can be set to few seconds and up to a few months. The [[Water_Module_Theory|theory]] section describes in detail how calculations are performed. |
| ==What is the Water overlay==
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| The water [[Overlay|overlay]] is an implementation of a large number of hydrological formulas which together can simulate the flow of water across large areas with a high level of detail. Its calculations form a simulation of an arbitrary amount of time, during which water is allowed to move. | | To perform the calculations, the project area is divided into a [[Grid overlay|grid of cells]]. Each cell has a specific quantity of water and specific hydrological parameters based on the data in the project. The total time which should be simulated is divided into discrete [[Timestep formula (Water Overlay)|timesteps]]. Per timestep, each cell communicates with its adjacent cells to exchange water, based on its water level, surface height, current flow direction and other factors. Accuracy and reliability is obtained by dividing the project area and simulation time into sufficiently small cells and steps, at the cost of more computation time. |
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| Water flow is affected by properties of the surface across which it flows, including the [[terrain height]] and the properties of the underlying [[terrain]].
| | The final results of the calculation can be inspected, as well as intermediate snapshots of the hydrological situation during the simulation, known as [[Timeframes (Water Overlay)|timeframes]]. |
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| To perform the calculations, the project area is divided into a [[Grid overlay|grid of cells]]. Each cell has a specific quantity of water, and specific hydrological parameters based on the data in the project. The total time which should be simulated is divided into discrete {{inlink|Timestep formula|timesteps}}. Per timestep, every cell communicates with all adjacent cells to exchange water. By dividing the project area and simulation time into sufficiently small cells and steps the behavior becomes effective continuous.
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| | | A Water Module will be initialized by adding one of the following Overlays to a project. Each variant has a number of parameters tuned to best fit specific use-cases. This means that each of these overlays is based on the same theory and calculation method, however they are customized to conveniently provide insight in different aspects of the Water Module. |
| The final results of the calculation can be inspected, as well as snapshots of the hydrological situation in the simulation, known as {{inlink|lcase=1|Timeframes}}.
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| ===Variants===
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| The water overlay can be added to a project as one of a number of variants. Each variant has a number of parameters tuned to best fit certain use-cases. The following preconfigured variants exist:
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| * [[Rainfall_(Overlay)|Rainfall Overlay]], provides insight into the water stress caused by (excessive) rainfall.
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| * [[Flooding_(Overlay)|Flooding Overlay]], provides insight into water stress caused by breaches in levees or other sources causing excessive water inflow.
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| * [[Groundwater_(Overlay)|Groundwater Overlay]], provides insight into long-term processes of water flow both on the surface and underground.
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| ===Use cases===
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| {{main|Use cases Water Overlay}}
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| The water overlay is complex and versatile, and can configured for a large number of different detailed use cases.
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| Due to the complexity of the water overlay, if an exact understanding of the functioning of the water overlay is not required or desired, it may be preferable to follow the instructions to complete one or more specific use cases, as found on the [[Use cases Water Overlay|water overlay's use cases page]].
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| ==How to use the Water overlay==
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| -->In general, when a water overlay is added to a project it will immediately be capable of calculating results. However, these will be based on default settings and will at best give a broad sense of water stress.
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| To use any variant of the overlay properly, it is recommended that you ensure the project meets a number of {{inlink|lcase=1|Prerequisites}}. Next, it is recommended to prepare all {{inlink|Data|data related to the hydrological model}}, which defines the functioning and flow of the water. Included in this preparation is a clear idea of the {{inlink|{{#if:<noinclude>main</noinclude>|Model connections|Calculation properties}}|climate conditions}} and what kind of {{inlink|{{#if:<noinclude>main</noinclude>|Result type|Result types}}|output}} is desired. After these preparations have been made, {{inlink|{{#if:<noinclude>main</noinclude>|Configuration|Adding and configuring the overlay}}|creation and configuration}} of the overlay can begin. When the configuration is completed, a [[Grid overlay#Grid recalculation|recalculation]] of the overlay will yield more accurate and appropriate results.
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| After the overlay has calculated results, a number of means exist to {{inlink|{{#if:<noinclude>main</noinclude>|Results|Data analysis}}|analyse the results}} of the calculation performed.<!--
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| ===Prerequisites===
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| * Your project has been loaded in with a high-resolution DEM. This can be configured during the [[Terrain_height#Terrain_height_in_the_Tygron_Platform|new project wizard]].
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| * Your project is large enough to account for {{#if:<noinclude>main</noinclude>|{{inlink|Model border|edge effects}}|[[Water_Overlays#Model border|edge effects]]}}.<!--
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| ===Additional tips for preparation and use===
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| * When creating a new project in the [[Wizard|new project wizard]], consider using the [[GEO_Data#AHN3|AHN3]] dataset rather than the default AHN2. Where coverage is available, the AHN3 dataset will be more accurate. Where coverage is not available, the default AHN2 should be used.
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| * Additionally, when creating a new project, consider whether you want to use the [[GEO_Data#IMWA|IMWA]] dataset for {{#if:<noinclude>main</noinclude>|{{inlink|lcase=1|Hydrological constructions}}|[[Water_Overlays#Hydrological constructions|hydrological constructions]]}}. Although this dataset is not complete, some information about constructions which serve as {{#if:<noinclude>main</noinclude>|{{inlink|lcase=1|Culvert}}|[[Water Overlay#Culvert|culvert]]}}s other relevant objects can be loaded in from this datasource. If more complete or accurate data is available to be loaded in into the project after it is created, it may be desirable to disregard this source so that hydrological constructions are not doubly included.
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| * Water flow can often be dictated by small features in an area, such as small openings between buildings, and thin [[levee]]s. To have these small features included properly in the calculations, the {{#if:<noinclude>main</noinclude>|{{inlink|Grid cell size configuration|grid cell size}}|[[Water Overlay#Grid cell size configuration|grid cell size]]}} will need to be set to an appropriate size. The default setting offered by the {{software}} will often need to be adjusted to allow for smaller features to be recognized without having their presence averaged out with their surroundings.
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| * The water overlay performs a complete simulation, which is a series of complex calculations across multiple layers. Depending on the configuration of the overlay, the {{#if:<noinclude>main</noinclude>|{{inlink|Calculation time impacts|calculation time}}|[[Water Overlay#Calculation time impacts|calculation time]]}} can range from seconds to hours. If the overlay is to be used in a setting where response times need to be short, it may be preferable to configure the overlay for greater speed rather than excessive precision.<!--
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| ==Configuration==
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| See: [[Water Overlay Configuration]]
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| ==Results==
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| When the calculation completes, the results are stored as numerical values in a grid spanning the entire [[3D world]]. The exact values and their meanings depend on the selected {{inlink|lcase=1|Result type}}. Each {{inlink|Timeframes|timeframe}} and each {{inlink|lcase=1|Result child overlays}} has it's own grid of data. There are multiple ways to interact with this data. In addition, there are a few additional outputs provided by the water overlay specifically to gain further insight, verification, and visualization of the results.
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| ===Geographical overview===
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| The most common method of analyzing the results of the calculation is by performing a simple visual inspection of the values of the grid. A basic visual overview along with the ability to select a specific location for further information can suffice for most initial result analysis.
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| ====Visualization====
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| The results of the calculation are visualized when the overlay is selected, based on the colors configured for the overlay's [[Grid overlay#Legend|legend]]. Each location in the [[3D world]] is displayed using a color either matching a value as configured in the legend, or an interpolation of colors between the colors of two values. This means a grid of numerical values, which would be difficult to inspect at a glance, can instead be viewed intuitively.
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| ====System visualization====
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| Depending on whether the option is selected, the hydrological system can be visualized when when the overlay is activated. Each {{inlink|lcase=1|Water level area}} will be visualized by a blue floating sphere and a striped border along the surface of the terrain. {{inlink|Sewer area}}s are visualized by an orange floating sphere. If the sewer has a {{inlink|lcase=1|Sewer overflow}}, the overflow is connected to the sewer's sphere via an orange line. {{inlink|Hydrological constructions|Culverts, weirs, and pumps}} are visualized by green, orange, and red spheres respectively for their endpoints, connected by blue lines.
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| If water has flowed through any of the {{inlink|lcase=1|Hydrological constructions}}, animated arrows in the connecting lines will indicate that movement.
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| ====Hover panel====
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| When the overlay is selected, it's possible to click anywhere in the 3D world to open the [[hover panel]]. This panel shows some information about the clicked location. The following information is displayed by the hover panel:
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| * The ground height, which is the {{inlink|Terrain height|terrain height}} relative to {{datum}}.
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| * The output value of the overlay, which is dependent on the selected {{inlink|Result type|result type}}.
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| * The hydrological properties of the terrain (if applicable), such as {{inlink|WATER_MANNING|manning value}} and {{inlink|GROUND_INFILTRATION_MD_surface|infiltration speed}}.
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| * The hydrological properties of features (if applicable), such as {{inlink|WATER_LEVEL|water level}}, {{inlink|INUNDATION_LEVEL|inundation level}}, and {{inlink|BREACH_HEIGHT|altered terrain height}}.
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| * The hydrological properties of constructions (if applicable), such as {{inlink|WATER_STORAGE|building storage}}, and {{inlink|SEWER_STORAGE|sewer storage}} of {{inlink|SEWERED|sewered buildings}}.
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| ===Detailed results===
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| After a first visual inspection of the output, there are several means of gaining a more detailed insight into the results. Several built-in tools allow for a more intuitive way of reading and comparing results, while there are also means available to use the results for further programmatic analyses.
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| ====Timeframes====
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| The water overlay can be configured to store multiple {{inlink|TIMEFRAMES|timeframes}} of results. Each timeframe is a complete snapshot of results of the entire project area. These results can be viewed in sequence for an intuitive overview of the progression of the simulation. By clicking on the "play" button in the [[session interface#Legend|legend in the session interface]], an animation is started which displays the timeframes in sequence.
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| Note that the simulation time is divided into a {{inlink|TIMEFRAMES}} amount of periods, and at the end of each period a timeframe is recorded. This means the first timeframe is not a snapshot of the initial state of the simulation, but a snapshow of the state of the simulation after the first period of time has passed already.
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| ====TQL====
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| {{main|TQL}}
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| The overlay's data can be computationally retrieved using TQL. This allows the results of the overlay to be summarized, and to be used in the calculations of [[excel]]s for the use in [[indicator]]s or [[panel]]s.
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| ====Measuring tool====
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| {{main|Measuring tool}}
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| While viewing the overlay, a general impression of the values can be seen at a glance. However, depending on the configuration of the overlay's [[Grid overlay#Legend|legend]] the exact values may be difficult to view exactly. Using the measuring tool it's possible to retrieve the values of the overlay on exact locations. Additionally, cross-sections can be defined and easily have their values inspected.
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| ====Exporting Geotiff====
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| {{main|Grid overlay#Export|Grid overlay}}
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| The [[3D client]] offers sufficient ways to visually inspect the water overlay's results for general overview, but use-cases exist in which post-calculation analysis in external tools is desirable. For these situations it is possible to export the results of the calculation in the form of a [[GeoTIFF]]. The resulting file can be opened in other GIS software.
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| ===Additional forms of output===
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| A number of output forms don't fit in the analysis structure described above, but can provide additional information or insight into the calculation. These can provide different ways of looking at both the input and output of the simulation. They are offered as a means to further visualize but also verify the performed calculations.
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| ====Weather visualization====
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| When a water overlay exists in a project, and the animation of a [[weather]] is triggered (either manually or automatically), the animation of the weather will include a visualization of the water as it progresses during the simulation.
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| During the weather animation, panels which make use of the [[Panel#VISIBLE_TIMEFRAME|VISIBLE_TIMEFRAME]] attribute will appear only from the specified {{inlink|Timeframes|timeframe}}.
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| In a setup where only a single water overlay refers to a weather effect, when that weather effect is triggered that water overlay's simulation is animated. When multiple water overlays or no water overlay refer to a weather effect, the behavior for visualization is not consistently defined, and a water overlay will be semi-randomly selected for visualization.
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| ====Saving overlay result====
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| {{main|Grid overlay#Save|Grid overlay}}
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| When a water overlay has completed a complex calculation, it may be interesting to save the results as an inactive copy. This will create a duplicate overlay configured exactly the same way as the original, but set to be [[Grid overlay#Active|inactive]]. This will allow the current results to be kept available as a separate overlay without additional computational overhead, and for the original overlay to be used for further calculations of other scenario's.
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| ====Water balance====
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| [[File:water_balance.jpg|thumb|250px|A water balance with multiple input and output entries.]]
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| {{Editor ribbon|header=Current situation|bar=Overlays|left panel=The overlay|right panel=General tab|Show water balance}}
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| During the simulation, a tally is kept of the total amount of water which the hydrological model is initialized with, how much flows in and out, and how much is left in various layers when the simulation completes. The overview of these tallies is known as the water balance, and can be accessed after the calculation has completed. It will display water categorized into input (where it was initialized and/or how it entered the hydrological system) and output (where in the hydrological system it ended up, or through which path or process it left the hydrological system).
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| The following entries are displayed:
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| * Land surface
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| * Evaporated
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| 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.
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| ====Debug info====
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| [[File:debug_info.jpg|thumb|250px|Debug information as generated by a calculation of the Water Overlay.]]
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| {{Editor ribbon|header=Current situation|bar=Overlays|left panel=The overlay|right panel=General tab|Debug info}}
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| After the calculation completes, some additional information is tallied and output for debugging purposes. This is intended for verification that the model has computed as expected, and may provide some basic information at a glance. It is not meant as a primary tool for in-depth analysis of the results.
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| * Amount of cells and amount of {{inlink|Timestep formula|computational timesteps}}
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| * Amount of special hydrological areas
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| * Amount of flow over weirs
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| * Amount of overflow from sewers
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| * Total calculation time, and the amount of [[GPU]]'s used to perform the calculation
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| * Total volume of water processed
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| ====Input overlay====
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| {{main|Average Overlay}}
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| The water overlay's calculations rely on multiple geographical parameters, such as {{inlink|WATER_MANING|manning value}}s and {{inlink|WATER_EVAPORATION_FACTOR_surface|evaporation factors}}. To help with both understanding the outcome of the calculation as well as verifying the results, the {{inlink|Configuration wizard|configuration wizard}} offers the option to add input overlays to the project, which are [[Average Overlay]]s configured to display the input parameters geographically.
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| Overlays such as these can also be created manually, by creating an Average Overlay and configuring it such that it functions on the desired [[attribute]], and with an as small an averaging distance as possible. Optionally, a specific layer (such as [[construction]]s or [[terrain]]s) can be configured which the overlay should inspect.
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| ==Model connections==
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| The hydrological model can be linked to other models, which adds and defines more data for the simulation. Some models are automatically connected, and are required for the calculations to take place. Others are optional, and can apply additional detail to the calculations. When the optional models are absent, default behavior is defined.
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| ===Terrain height===
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| {{main|Terrain height}}
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| Terrain height in the {{software}} is modeled in the form of an underlying grid, potentially amended by a [[GeoTIFF]].
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| The terrain height defines the height of the terrain on and in which the hydrology is modeled. Terrain height includes the relief on the surface of dry land, but also the height of the stream beds of water bodies.
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| Terrain height is a required and automatic connection. Each [[project]] has a terrain height model. By default the terrain height model will be derived from data sources relevant to the geographical location of the project area. However, especially in water bodies the level of detail of the terrain height may be insufficient. For these situations it's possible to load in an additional GeoTIFF of terrain heights.
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| ===Weather===
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| Weather in the {{software}} is modeled in the form of a [[weather|weather definition]].
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| [[Weather]] defines a number of environmental circumstances the hydrological model is subject to. It also defines the (total) simulation time.
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| Weather is a required connection. There is always exactly one weather connected to a water overlay, and by default if no weather exists an appropriate weather effect is created and connected automatically.
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| ====Rain and simulation time====
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| Rain is a consistent addition of water to the hydrological model over a specified period of time. At the end of the rainfall's duration, the specified amount of rain will have fallen in each location in the project. The simulation can calculate both periods of rain as well as dry periods.
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| The total simulation time is composed of both the periods of rain, and the dry periods. It is possible to set up a simple, linear rainfall situation, in which a period of consistent rain is followed by a dry period. More complicated, custom configurations can be loaded in as well.
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| During a period of rain, the rainfall is constant. In each timestep an equal amount of water will fall, such that by the end of the period of rain that exact of rain will have fallen.
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| '''Linear configuration'''<br>{{RequestImage|description=Graph showing one period of rain, and one dry period. A second line showing the total amount of rain fallen up to that point. The total amount of time marked as simulation time.}}
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| When configuring a simple rainfall situation, it is possible to enter the properties for rain and simulation time by adjusting the linear properties. When using this method, the simulation will be composed of one period of rain, followed by one dry period.
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| | |provides insight into the water stress and impact caused by (excessive) rainfall |
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| |Rain for | | |[[File:Overlay_flooding.png]] |
| |minutes | | |[[Flooding_(Overlay)|Flooding Overlay]] |
| |How long rain should last at the start of the simulation. | | |provides insight into water stress and impact caused by breaches in levees or other sources causing excessive water inflow |
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| |Total rainfall | | ||[[File:Overlay_groundwater.png]] |
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| |How much rain should fall in the specified period. | | |provides insight into long-term processes of water flow both on the surface and underground |
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| |Dry after rain (days, hours, minutes)
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| |How long the simulation continues after the rain has fallen. | |
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| | The calculations performed by the Water Overlay are influenced by many kinds of geographical information present in the project area. For any given location, [[terrain]], [[construction]]s and other features can influence either the initial state of the simulation or how water flows in a given area. |
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| '''Custom configuration'''<br>{{RequestImage|description=Graph showing multiple periods of varying duration and varying rain intensities. A second line showing the total amount of rain fallen up to that point. The total amount of time marked as simulation time.}}
| | Furthermore, the Water Overlay features a number of overall settings which can be configured for the hydrological calculations and its results. These settings do not have a geographical or temporal element to them, and are fixed values relevant for the simulation as a whole. |
| If a use-case requires a more complex sequence of rain than a single period of rain followed by a single dry period, it is possible to prepare a [[comma-separated values]] file with a sequence of periods and values.
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| The last time value also indicates the end of the simulation.
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| | ;[[Hydrologic_features_(Water_Overlay)|Hydrological features]] |
| Evaporation is the consistent removal of water from the hydrological model over a specified period of time. As long as evaporation takes places at a certain rate, water both on the surface and underground can be subject to removal from the hydrological model. The evaporation rate defined by the weather is the base amount of evaporation for the {{inlink|Evaporation model|evaporation model}}.
| | :The water system can be enhanced with a number of hydrological features, which can be loaded in as [[area]]s. These hydrological features form special properties or modifications on the hydrological system. See [[Hydrologic_features_(Water_Overlay)|Hydological features]] for a list of supported features. |
| | ;[[Hydraulic structures (Water Overlay)|Hydraulic structures]] |
| | :See [[Hydraulic structures (Water Overlay)|Hydraulic structures]] for the list of supported structures. |
| | ;[[Additional_hydrological_attributes_of_buildings_(Water Overlay)|Hydrological attributes of buildings]] |
| | :Besides the [[building]]s which directly influence the hydrologic model as a [[Hydraulic structures (Water Overlay)|hydraulic structure]], each building may also have attributes which can contribute to the hydrological model in some way. These attributes are stored and used on a grid cell level. This is different from the hydraulic structure attributes, which are stored and used on an object level. For a full list, see [[Additional_hydrological_attributes_of_buildings_(Water Overlay)|Additional hydrological attributes of buildings]]. |
| | ;[[Terrain_attributes_(Water_Overlay)| Hydrological attributes of terrain]] |
| | :[[Terrain]]s in a project have a number of hydrological attributes which can influence the flow of water in a project. Because there is always both surface and underground terrain defined for the entirety of the project area, all cells are affected by all attributes of terrains, unless a building is present with overwriting values. For a full list, see [[Terrain_attributes_(Water_Overlay)| Terrain attributes for the water overlay]]. |
| | ;[[Model_attributes_(Water_Overlay)|Model settings]] |
| | :For a full list, see: [[Model_attributes_(Water_Overlay)|Water Model attributes]] |
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| | ==Troubleshoot, warnings and recommendations== |
| When configuring a simple evaporation situation, it is possible to enter this property directly by adjusting the linear property. When using this method, the simulation will use a single rate of evaporation for the duration of the simulation. | | When the Water Overlay is used and calculations take place, there are some problems or points of attention the calculation can run into. Where possible, the Water Overlay will show appropriate warnings when running into any issues. |
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| '''Custom configuration'''<br>{{RequestImage|description=Graph showing varying amounts of evaporation in multiple periods, and a fictive water amount decreasing consistently over time with the speed of the evaporation.}}
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| If a use-case requires a more complex pattern of evaporation than a single evaporation rate, it is possible to prepare a [[comma-separated values]] file with a sequence of periods and values.
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| ===Ground water=== | | ==Results== |
| Ground water in the {{software}} is modeled in the form of a [[GeoTIFF]].
| | With a Water Overlay, a user can generate multiple [[Results_(Water_Overlay)|results]] for a single water simulation. For further information about these outcomes, see also [[Results_(Water_Overlay)|results]] and [[Result type (Water Overlay)|result types]]. |
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| The hydrological model can simulate the {{inlink|Underground model|underground}} environment as well. To enhance the level of detail of the underground environment, it is possible to connect a groundwater [[GeoTIFF]] to the water model. The ground water GeoTIFF will dictate the underground water levels relative to {{datum}} at the start of the simulation, influencing how much more water can be stored underground and how much water can flow from the underground.
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| Ground water is only a relevant connection when the {{inlink|lcase=1|Underground model}} is active. If the ground water model is not active, a connection with a ground water model is not relevant, regardless of whether it's present or not.
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| Ground water is an optional connection. If no ground water is connected to the water model, the ground water level relative to {{datum}} is equal to the water level as defined by the {{inlink|lcase=1|Water level area}}s.
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| ===Subsidence===
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| Subsidence in the {{software}} is modeled in the form of a [[Subsidence_(Overlay)|subsidence overlay]].
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| The hydrological model is greatly influenced by the [[terrain height|height of the terrain]]. In virtually all cases water flows from higher places to lower places. The water model can be connected to a [[Subsidence_(Overlay)|subsidence]] calculation which affects the terrain height. This allows the model to take into account a period of subsidence which changes the terrain, and calculate the impact, effects, and flow in the future.
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| When a subsidence calculation is connected to the hydrological calculation, the outcome of the subsidence calculation affects the terrain height used by the hydrological calculations. The effect does not apply the other way around; output from the water model is not used as input or effect for the subsidence model.
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| Subsidence is an optional connection. If no subsidence model is connected to the water model, no subsidence is applied to the model prior to the calculations. Other effects on the terrain height, such as {{inlink|lcase=1|Breach}}es, still apply.
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| ==Data== | | ==How-to's== |
| The calculations performed by the water overlay are influenced by many kinds of geographical information present in the project area. For any given location, [[terrain]], [[construction]]s and other features can influence either the initial state of the simulation or how water flows in a given area.
| | * [[How to add and remove an Overlay]] |
| | * [[How to manually configure a Water Overlay|Configure a Water Overlay]] |
| | * [[How to edit an overlay legend|Edit an overlay legend]] |
| | * [[How to add Subsidence (Water Overlay)|Combine with Subsidence Overlay]] |
| | * [[Water Model Limits]] (some basic rules) |
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| ===Hydrological features=== | | ===Features and components=== |
| The water system can be enhanced with a number of hydrological features, which can be loaded in as [[area]]s. These hydrological features form special properties or modifications on the hydrological system. See [[Hydrologic_features_(Water_Overlay)|Hydological features]] for a list of supported features.
| | * [[Hydrological features (Water Overlay)|Hydrological features]] |
| | | * [[Hydraulic structures (Water Overlay)|Hydraulic structures]] |
| ===Hydraulic stuctures===
| | * [[How to_manually_configure_a_Water_Overlay|Manual configuration Options]] |
| See [[Hydraulic structures (Water Overlay)|Hydraulic structures]] for the list of supported structures.
| | * [[Simulation data (Water Overlay)|Simulation data]] |
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| ===Additional hydrological attributes of constructions===
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| Besides the [[construction]]s which directly influence the main water flow in the hydrological model, each construction may also have attributes which can contribute to the hydrological model in some way. These attributes are stored and used on a grid cell level. This is different from the hydrological structure attributes, which are stored and used on an object level in the water model.
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| These attributes can be changed individually per construction or per construction's function. In most cases, these attributes already exist as a [[function values|function value]]. Note that attributes which are connected to a function value can not be redefined using a different attribute name.
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| For a full list, see [[Additional_hydrological_attributes_of_constructions_(Water Overlay)|Additional hydrological attributes of constructions]].
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| ===Hydrological properties of terrain===
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| [[Terrain]]s in a project have a number of hydrological properties which can influence the flow of water in a project. Because there is always both surface and underground terrain defined for the entirety of the project area, all cells are affected by all properties of terrains, unless a construction is present with overwriting values.
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| For a full list, see [[Terrain_attributes_(Water_Overlay)| Terrain attributes for the water overlay]].
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| ==Settings==
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| The water overlay features a number of overall settings which can be configured for the hydrological calculations and its results. These settings do not have a geographical or temporal element to them, and are fixed values relevant for the complete simulation.
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| ===Result type===
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| {{main|Result_type_(Water_Overlay)|Result types}}
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| ===Keys===
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| The water model makes use of data present in geographical features in the [[3D world]]. This data is used as input for the various calculations which together model the water flow. The water model recognizes what attributes of geographical features form the parameters required for the calculation through key definitions. Each key is the name of an attribute which the water model should use to determine a specific parameter.
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| Keys are set to default attribute names, which apply to {{inlink|lcase=1|Hydrological features}}, {{inlink|lcase=1|Hydrological constructions}}, and {{inlink|lcase=1|Hydrological properties of terrain}}. Keys can be changed so that imported data can be interpreted without renaming attributes, or to allow different configurations to come forth from the same dataset.
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| ===Attributes=== | | ===Attributes=== |
| {{main|Model_attributes_(Water_Overlay)|Water Model attributes}}
| | * [[Model attributes (Water Overlay)|Water Module Attributes]] |
| | | * [[Hydrological attributes of buildings (Water Overlay)|Hydrological Attributes of Buildings]] |
| ==Calculations==
| | * [[Hydrological attributes of terrains (Water Overlay)|Hydrological Attributes of Terrains]] |
| The water overlay performs a large number of calculations to form a complete hydrological simulation. Depending on the desired viewpoint, both the overarching concepts as well as the implemented formulas can be reviewed for detailed insight into how the water overlay works.
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| ===Models===
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| Multiple models are implemented which in conjunction form the water model in its entirety.
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| * [[Surface_model_(Water_Overlay)|Surface model]] | |
| * [[Underground_model_(Water_Overlay)|Underground model]] | |
| * [[Rain_model_(Water_Overlay)|Rain model]]
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| * [[Evaporation model (Water Overlay)|Evaporation model]]
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| * [[Sewer_model_(Water_Overlay)|Sewer model]] | |
| * [[Storage_model_(Water_Overlay)| Storage model]]
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| * [[Chemical_flow_model_(Water_Overlay)|Chemical flow model]]
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| * [[Border_model_(Water_Overlay)|Border model]]
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| ===Formulas===
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| The precise calculations which govern the water overlay's simulation are many and varied, and based as much as possible on available expert knowledge.
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| Model related Formula's:
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| * [[Timestep_formula_(Water_Overlay)|Timestep formula]]
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| * [[Calculation_preference_formula_(Water_Overlay)|Calculation preference formula]]
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| * [[Surface_water_level_formula_(Water_Overlay)|Surface water level formula]]
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| * [[Groundwater_level_formula_(Water_Overlay)|Groundwater level formula]]
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| * [[Surface_flow_formula_(Water_Overlay)|Surface flow formula]]
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| * [[Underground_flow_formula_(Water_Overlay)|Underground flow formula]]
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| * [[Surface_evaporation_formula_(Water_Overlay)|Surface evaporation formula]]
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| * [[Underground_evaporation_formula_(Water_Overlay)|Underground evaporation formula]]
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| * [[Surface_infiltration_formula_(Water_Overlay)|Surface infiltration formula]]
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| * [[Underground_infiltration_formula_(Water_Overlay)|Underground infiltration formula]]
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| Hydraulic structure related Formula's:
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| * [[Culvert_formula_(Water_Overlay)|Culvert formula]]
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| * [[Weir_formula_(Water_Overlay)|Weir formula]]
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| * [[Breach_growth_formula_(Water_Overlay)|Breach growth formula]]
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| * [[Breach_flow_formula_(Water_Overlay)|Breach flow formula]]
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| * [[Pump_formula_(Water_Overlay)|Pump formula]]
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| * [[Sewer_Overflow_formula_(Water_Overlay)|Sewer Overflow formula]]
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| * [[Inlet_formula_(Water_Overlay)|Inlet formula]]
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| ===Computational structure===
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| The formulas and concepts come together in a single computational structure which is repeated a large number of times until the total simulation duration has been reached.
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| ====Order of operations====
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| During the calculation, multiple facets have to be calculated. In each timestep, each aspect of the calculation has to be performed. Although as timesteps become smaller exact order of operation becomes less important, the order of operations can lead to specific behavioral details in some edge cases.
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| Calculations are performed in the following order:
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| * Horizontal surface flow and horizontal underground flow
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| * Rain
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| * Building storage
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| * Sewer inflow
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| * Surface evaporation
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| * Groundwater evaporation (saturated zone)
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| * Groundwater evaporation (unsaturated zone)
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| * Underground infiltration
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| * Surface infiltration
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| * Exfiltration
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| * Hydrological constructions (culverts, weirs, pumps, in- and outlets, outlets)
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| * Hydrological areas (sewer overflow, breach in- and outflow)
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| * Chemical movement, based on the water flow and infiltration which has occurred
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| ==Warnings and recommendations==
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| When the water overlay is used and calculations take place, there are some problems or points of attention the calculation can run into. Where possible, the water overlay will show appropriate warnings when running into any issues.
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| ===Configuration wizard warnings===
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| While configuring the water overlay using the {{inlink|lcase=1|Configuration wizard}}, each type of {{inlink|lcase=1|Data}} loaded in or found in the project must meet certain requirements to be functional. For example, configured {{inlink|WATER_LEVEL|water levels}} may deviate greatly from the mean terrain height in the project, or certain {{inlink|lcase=1|Hydrological constructions}} may not be shaped appropriately or intersect with required features. In these cases, the configuration wizard will show the warnings in the steps related to the specific type of data.
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| ===Inaccurate terrain===
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| When the [[Terrain_height#Terrain_height_in_the_Tygron_Platform|project is created]], the advanced options allow for selecting a high-resolution height map to be loaded in. The default, low resolution height map can introduce artifacts in the calculation due to inaccuracy. This issue can currently only be resolved by reloading the project area.
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| ===Calculation halted===
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| If the overlay is recalculated, but the [[Recalculate indicators|(re)calculation is halted]], the water overlay will not contain meaningful results. A warning will be displayed indicating that the calculation did not complete.
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| ===Large cell size===
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| The water overlay performs its calculations based on a discretization of the project area. This means both that areas of water are considered a single block, and that obstacles and hydrological properties are averaged out over the extent of a cell. To best approach a realistic, continuous water flow and a realistic model of obstacles and values, it is sufficient to reduce the size of the cells the calculation uses.
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| ===Limited cycles===
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| ====Calculation time impacts====
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| <!--==References==
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| <references>
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| <ref name="hydradius">DUFLOW manual ∙ found at: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:97184101-cc3b-483a-bba0-3d2bfdf31cdd ∙ (last visited 2019-03-08)</ref>
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| | [[Category:Water Module]][[Category:Overlays with result types]] |
