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This page outlines the method used to take a line feature class, and extract elevations from DEM for input to TUFLOW breaklines. This is useful if you have a hydraulic control, for example a road embankment that you want to ensure is represented in the model. In this method the elevations will be extracted from the DEM. If detailed survey exists this should be used. This can also be used to process a thalweg / creek centre line.
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TUFLOW breaklines (2d Z Shape), are a mixture of line and point feature classes. This allows points to be deleted, without deleting the vertices along the line. The process of converting a line feature class, to a point feature class and extracting the elevation. Is a multiple step process and we are looking to implement a python script to automate this. There are
'''Method 1'''
Using the TUFLOW utilities.
'''Method 2'''
# Convert line vertices to points
# Extract elevations directly from DEM
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This method requires that the line has been digitised at the high or low point that you are trying to represent. If the vertex on the line, is not at the crest of the ridge, the elevation may be slightly out.<br>
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Method
# Convert line vertices to points
# Create a buffer around each point (specified buffer distance)
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The steps involved in each method are detailed below.
=Method 1 (
The asc_to_asc.exe can be used to extract elevations using the method outlined in the following page [[ASC_to_ASC#Extract_Breaklines_from_DEM | asc_to_asc.exe]]. DEM will need to be exported in the asc format.
=Method 2 (point inspection)=
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<li>The first step is to create a point feature class from the line, to do this follow the method outlined in the <u>[[Arc_Lines_to_Points | convert lines to points tip.]]</u></li>
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=Method
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<li>As with the method above, the first step is to create a point feature class from the line, to do this follow the method outlined in the <u>[[Arc_Lines_to_Points | convert lines to points tip.]]</u></li>
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