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<li>Click 'OK' and save the QGIS workspace by selecting Project > Save As.<br>
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[[File:M05 Configure Project v2M05_SHP_ConfigureProject.pngPNG]]<br><br>
<li>Set the QGIS workspace projection to EPSG:32760, see <u>[https://wiki.tuflow.com/index.php?title=Tutorial_Site_Familiarisation_QGIS#Set_the_Projection Set the Projection]</u>.
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= Method =
Navigate to the '''Module_05\Tutorial_Data''' folder. Copy and save all the below layers into the ''' Module_05\TUFLOW\model\gis''' folder:
:*'''1d_nwk_M05_pipes_001_L'''
:*'''1d_nwk_M05_pits_001_P'''
:*'''2d_sa_M05_001_R'''
:*'''2d_zsh_M02_landscape_002_L'''
:*'''2d_zsh_M02_landscape_002_P'''
:*'''2d_zsh_M02_landscape_002_R'''
:*'''2d_mat_M02_landscape_002_R'''
 
Investigate the supplied files:
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:*Drag and drop all .shp files into the QGIS workspace, or
:*Select Layer > Add layer > Add Vector Layer and navigate to the ''' Module_05\TUFLOW\model\gis''' folder.
<li>The 2d_zsh landscape files create a TIN elevation footprint of the development,. seeThe 2d_mat file contains polygons that represent the updated land use due to the topography changes. See <u>[[Tutorial_M02_002_GIS_Inputs_QGIS | Module 2]]</u> for more information.<br>
<li>The 1d_nwk layers represents pits and pipes. The pipes are a series of circular culverts with a set Manning’s roughness value. The pits are set up as a series of Q type pits to convey flow into the pipe network via SX connections. SeeRefer Section 5.4 ofto the <u>[https://downloadsdocs.tuflow.com/_archiveclassic-hpc/TUFLOWmanual/Releaseslatest/2018-03/TUFLOW%20Manual.2018-03.pdf 2018 TUFLOW Manual]</u> for more information on the attributes. <br>
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{{Video|name=Animation_M05_GIS_03c.mp4|width=1253}}<br>
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<li>In the Run ID box write 'M05_outlet_001'.
<li>Tick the 'Lines' Geometry Type and hit 'OK'. The 2d_bc layer appears in the QGIS Layers panel.
<li>Right click on the ‘2d_bc_M05_outlet_001_L’'''2d_bc_M05_outlet_001_L''' and toggle on Editing.▼
<li>Digitise a CN (connecting) line from the downstream pipe and a SX line to allow flow to transfer from 1D to 2D.
<li>Enable snapping and use the 'Edit Advanced Configuration' tool to select '''2d_bc_M05_outlet_001_L''' and '''1d_nwk_M05_pipes_001_L'''.
▲<li>Right click on the ‘2d_bc_M05_outlet_001_L’ and toggle on Editing.
<li>Select 'Add Line Feature' and digitise a line snapped from the downstream end of the pipe.
<li>Terminate the line by right clicking and write 'CN' (connection) into the 'Type' attribute.
<li>Add another line snapped to the end of the CN line and enter 'SX' as the 'Type' attribute to allow flow to transfer from 1D to 2D.
<li>Turn off editing to save the edits.<br>
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<li>The 2d_sa layer contains four regions, each with a different name attribute to apply unique inflows to different parts of the development site: <br><br>
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