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An ESTRY X1DH (the default) would be used for most Flood Modeller ESTRY links where TUFLOW is discharging into Flood Modeller. The discharge will be applied to the Flood Modeller 1D model as a lateral inflow. The Flood Modeller 1D node on the receiving end of an X1DH connection must be a channel unit (eg, River, Interpolate, Replicate or Conduit) and must not be the end node of a reach (ie, distance to next cross section of zero). This is commonly used when representing a pipe network within ESTRY which discharges to an open channel represented in Flood Modeller as per Figure 1.
[[File:X1DH Link.png|thumb|Border|none|700px|Figure 1: TUFLOW Pipe Network Discharging to a Flood Modeller Representation of an Open Channel ]]
An X1DQ might be more appropriate where a Flood Modeller model stops and flows into an ESTRY model. The water level calculated by TUFLOW is applied as a time-varying head boundary in Flood Modeller. The Flood Modeller 1D node on the end of an X1DQ connection must be an HTBDY unit. This does not need to contain any data as this data will be overridden by the water levels provided by TUFLOW.
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==Building a TUFLOW-Flood Modeller 1D-1D Connection==
Flood Modeller and TUFLOW will be considered linked if an ESTRY node in a 1D_nwk layer, and a Flood Modeller node in a Read GIS ISIS Nodes or Read GIS ISIS Network layer are snapped together (see Figure
[[File:Estry Link.png|thumb|Border|none|400px|Figure
[[File:Estry Properties.png|thumb|Border|none700px|Figure
A connector "X" channel type can be used to connect the end of the linked ESTRY channel to the ESTRY node snapped to the Flood Modeller node if the end of the ESTRY channel and the snapped Flood Modeller /ESTRY nodes are not in the same location. In this case it is important that the X-connector is drawn from the ESTRY channel (ie, the first vertex on the polyline) to the ESTRY node which is snapped to the Flood Modeller node (see Figure
[[File:X Connector.png|thumb|Border|none|700px|Figure
==Checking whether a X1DH or X1DQ Setup has been Successful==
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The first location to look for confirmation that a X1DQ or X1DH connection has been picked up is to look into the simulation tlf file. This will list the number of X1DQ and X1DH connections to the Flood Modeller network.
[[File:Tlf.png|thumb|Border|none|700px|Figure
The type or existence of a connection can be also be checked by viewing the Conn_1D_2D attribute in the 1d_nwk_N_ check layer.
[[File:1d nwk N Check.png|thumb|border|none|700px|Figure
The _messages.mif/.shp layer contains CHECK 1393 messages at each ESTRY node linked to a Flood Modeller node. The presence of this message indicates that that the TUFLOW 1D (ESTRY) node has been successfully connected to a Flood Modeller node and therefore no action is required.
[[File:Messages.png|thumb|border|none|700px|Figure
==Interrogating Results for a Flood Modeller-TUFLOW 1D Link==
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Results can also be plotted using the TUFLOW Viewer. In the case of a X1DH link between ESTRY and FLOOD Modeller, results are shown in Figure X.
[[File:X1dh results.png|thumb|border|none|700px|Figure 9]]
[[File:X1dq results.png|thumb|border|none|700px|Figure 10]]
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