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==TUFLOW Output==
The following outputs are generated by the utility in TUFLOW format
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<li> '''TUFLOW Rainfall Inflows'''
* The rainfall inflows are output in the following location '''<output_folder>\rf_inflows'''. This output folder is where all the direct rainfall inflows that would be used in the TUFLOW model are output. An inflow file is generated for each event magnitude - duration combination. All available temporal patterns are included in a single file (including climate change options).
<li> '''bc_dbase.csv'''
* TUFLOW boundary condition database. Setup to point to the '''RF''' folder with wildcards applied.
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* TUFLOW Event File. Setup with wildcards applied. To keep the file names from becoming overly long and complicated, Climate Change scenarios are labelled as '''CC1''', '''CC2'''.. etc. These correspond to the combinations of climate change scenarios requested by the user e.g. 2090_8.5 (climate change year: 2090, RCP: 8.5)
<li> '''soil_infiltration.trd''' or '''rainfall_losses.trd''' - the name of the file will be dependent on the selected loss method, but they are essentially the same file
* This file is a TUFLOW Read File (.trd) that contains variable initialisation for initial and continuing loss values
<li> '''soils.tsoilf''' or '''materials.csv''' - which file is output will be dependent on the selected loss method
* soils.tsoilf - rainfall loss file for the infiltration loss method
* materials.csv - rainfall loss file for the rainfall excess method
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An example of a naming convention that could be used with the ARR2016 output is: '''<Model_Name>_~e1~~e2~_~e3~_~s1~_00X.tcf''' where
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