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Line 28: ==Model Selection== [[File: ~~Plugin_SCS_GIS_Approach~~Plugin_SCS_Model_Selection.png]] ==Event Selection and Design Rainfall Depth== [[File: Plugin_SCS_Event_Selection.png]] ==Simulation Settings== [[File: Plugin_SCS_Simulation_Settings.png]] ==Manual Approach== [[File: Plugin_SCS_Manual_Approach.png]] ==GIS Approach== [[File: Plugin_SCS_GIS_Approach.png]] ==Output location== Specify output location where inflows for every event, boundary database and event file will be saved. The tool also saves input_log text file that can be used as check of what has been entered into the tool. This file isn't being read into TUFLOW. [[File: Plugin_SCS_Output.png]] <br> ==Running the tool== Once all above is set, hit the "Run" button in the bottom right corner. =Summary= This page provides instructions of how to use the SCS to TUFLOW tool within the QGIS TUFLOW plugin to obtain inflow inputs for use within TUFLOW model. This requires the input of design rainfall depths for selected events and catchment parameters. Apart from the inflow inputs the tool also creates boundary database and event file that can be read directly into TUFLOW.<br> If you encounter any issues with the plugin please email support@tuflow.com. =References= <sup>1</sup>Auckland Regional Council, April 1999, TP108. Guidelines for stormwater runoff modelling in the Auckland Region.

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