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Water Level Line (WLL) are used to display 1D results in map outputs. WLL do not change 1D hydraulic computations and are only used to display 1D results in plan (2D) formats. For more information on WLL, refer to the <u>[https://docs.tuflow.com/classic-hpc/manual/2025.2/Map-2.html#OneDMap-3 TUFLOW Manual]</u>: | Water Level Line (WLL) are used to display 1D results in map outputs. WLL do not change 1D hydraulic computations and are only used to display 1D results in plan (2D) formats. For more information on WLL, refer to the <u>[https://docs.tuflow.com/classic-hpc/manual/2025.2/Map-2.html#OneDMap-3 TUFLOW Manual]</u>: | ||
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| − | <li>Open the '''Water_Level_Lines.shp''' layer from the Module_Data\Module_01\gis folder.</li> | + | <li>Open the '''Water_Level_Lines.shp''' layer from the '''Module_Data\Module_01\gis''' folder.</li> |
| − | <li> Open the project GeoPackage file <b>M02_5m_002.gpkg</b> in the Browser Panel. Drag and drop the layer | + | <li> Open the project GeoPackage file <b>M02_5m_002.gpkg</b> in the Browser Panel. Drag and drop the layer '''Water_Level_Lines.shp''' into the project GeoPackage file <b>M02_5m_002.gpkg</b>. Re-name the layer <b>1d_x1d_WLL_FMT_M01_001_L</b>. The _x1d_ in the name flags that the Water Level Lines will be linked to an external 1D network, in this case a Flood Modeller network, rather than a 1D ESTRY network. </li> |
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<li>The 1d_wll layer must be digitised perpendicular to the flow direction and from left to right looking downstream. An attribute of '2.5' is specified for all lines as a minimum distance interval along the WLL to generate triangulation points.</li> | <li>The 1d_wll layer must be digitised perpendicular to the flow direction and from left to right looking downstream. An attribute of '2.5' is specified for all lines as a minimum distance interval along the WLL to generate triangulation points.</li> | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:00, 7 October 2025
Water Level Lines
Water Level Line (WLL) are used to display 1D results in map outputs. WLL do not change 1D hydraulic computations and are only used to display 1D results in plan (2D) formats. For more information on WLL, refer to the TUFLOW Manual:
- Open the Water_Level_Lines.shp layer from the Module_Data\Module_01\gis folder.
- Open the project GeoPackage file M02_5m_002.gpkg in the Browser Panel. Drag and drop the layer Water_Level_Lines.shp into the project GeoPackage file M02_5m_002.gpkg. Re-name the layer 1d_x1d_WLL_FMT_M01_001_L. The _x1d_ in the name flags that the Water Level Lines will be linked to an external 1D network, in this case a Flood Modeller network, rather than a 1D ESTRY network.
- The 1d_wll layer must be digitised perpendicular to the flow direction and from left to right looking downstream. An attribute of '2.5' is specified for all lines as a minimum distance interval along the WLL to generate triangulation points.
- When using 1D Water Level Lines to display 1D map outputs from a Flood Modeller network, a channel line within a 1d_x1d GIS layer must also be digitised. A pre-digitised channel line for the network has been provided in the Module_Data folder. Open the Flood_Modeller_Network.shp layer from the Module_Data\Module_01\gis folder.
- Drag and drop the layer Flood_Modeller_Network.shp into the project GeoPackage file M02_5m_002.gpkg. Re-name the layer 1d_x1d_FMT_M01_nwk_001_L.
- Open the GIS layer within QGIS.
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