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Line 1: =Introduction= TUFLOW can link with a range of one-dimensional modelling software, including the <u>[~~http~~https://www.floodmodeller.com Flood Modeller]</u> hydraulic modelling software which is produced by Jacobs. Flood Modeller is a software package which is primarily used in the UK for the modelling of river channels and their structures. <br> TUFLOW can be linked to Flood Modeller in a couple of ways. The first is to connect the Flood Modeller 1D representation of the open river channel to a TUFLOW 2D representation of the floodplain. This allows dynamic coupled 1D-2D modelling of the river and it's floodplain with bi-directional flow. TUFLOW 1D elements can be used on the 2D representation of the floodplain. Line 13: ==Linking Flood Modeller to TUFLOW== This <u>[[Running_linked_Flood_Modeller_-_TUFLOW_Models \| page]]</u> provides some information about how to link the Flood Modeller software to TUFLOW. Note that the method can vary depending on the version of Flood Modeller being used. Later versions of Flood Modeller allow the user to specify the folder which the TUFLOW engine files are kept within and to allow the user to vary this depending on the version required. For the approach recommended for the specific version being used, please refer to the <u>[~~http~~https://help.floodmodeller.com/floodmodeller/ Flood Modeller User Manual]</u>. ==Benchmarking==

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