Check Files 1d xsl

The XSL check file contains information on the input cross-sections where specified as tabular data (as opposed to say a box culvert section which is defined by a height and a width). At each input cross-section a GIS line is output containing the information in the table below.
The .csv 1d_ta_tables check file contains the height varying properties for the section.
The 1d_hydroprop check files which contains information on each of the channels (including interpolated and structures).

Attributes of xsl_check

Attribute Name	Attribute Description
ID	The cross-section ID, this is the input cross-section number and is unique. It is also output in the 1d_ta_tables check file.
Manning_n	The Manning's n at the lowest point (bed) in the cross-section. If no roughness value is specified on the cross-section (the Manning's value is specified on the channel), then a value of -1 is output.
Elev_at_Bed	The elevation at the lowest point in the cross-section.
Elev_at_Top	The elevation at the highest point in the cross-section.
Depth	The depth at the top of section. I.e. the Elevation and the top - the elevation at the bed.
Top_Flow_Width	The flow width at the top of the cross section.
Top_Storage_Width	The storage width at the top of the cross-section.
Top_Flow_Area	The flow area at the top of the cross-section.
Top_Wet_Perimeter	The wetted perimeter at the top of the cross-section.
Source_File	The source file (.csv) file which the data was read from.
Attributes	The remaining attributes (the source file is excluded, see the above) in the GIS layer.
Source_Layer	The GIS file that the cross-section was specified in.