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Line 10: Understanding the Green and Ampt infiltration method and USDR soil types.<br> Data for this model is provided via ZIP compressed file available [http://www.tuflow.com/Tuflow%20Tutorial%20Models.aspx on the TUFLOW Downloads Page] under 'Current Demo Models'.<br> ==Relevant Tutorials==▼ More information is available in the document '''"FMA Challenge 3 Documention.TUFLOW.docx"''' that is provided withing the ZIP file download. ▲==Relevant Tutorials== It may be useful to revisit some of the following tutorials:<br> <font color="blue"><tt>1D-2D Linking</tt></font>- [[Tutorial Module02\|Tutorial Module 2]] *<font color="blue"><tt>Running Events and Scenarios</tt></font>- http://www.tuflow.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=1149&hl=scenario =Model Setup= ~~==Information to Modelers==~~ This section provides an overview and discussion of the model domain setup. Assignment of all parameters for this analysis are at the discretion of the modeler. A high resolution aerial image is provided so that land cover details can be inspected. Information on the problem definition can be found on '''FMA_Challenge_Models/FMA_Scenario3/FMA_Challenge_Model_Introductions'''.<br> It is at your discretion which GIS package, text editor and method of model simulation to use (batch mode or within the text editor). All files required to setup and run the models are available within the download package. You have the choice of running with shape file or mif for usage in ArcGIS/QGIS or Mapinfo respectively.<br> <br> This model does not require a licence dongle to run. ~~=Relevant Files=~~ It is up to the modeler's discretion to determine what GIS package to use, what text editor to use, and how to run their models (batch mode or within the text editor).All relevant files can be found on '''FMA_Challenge_Models/FMA_Scenario3/''' =Solution to Challenge 3=

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