MIKE Flood to TUFLOW: Difference between revisions

The user can manually set the TUFLOW code layer by viewing the terrain data through their preferred GIS program or, it should be noted, that MIKE uses a similar process of defining active cells, howeverby does it throughdefining a ‘Land’ elevation value. A ‘Land’ elevation value is specified in the .dsf2 grid file that specifies a value at which elevations equal to or greater than this value are considered ‘Land’ and will not be subject to possible wetting and drying. This value could be used as a guidance for producing a TUFLOW code layer. The steps in identifying this value are as follows: