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<li>Open the following files from the '''Module_04\TUFLOW\check''' folder:
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<li>Navigate to the '''Module_04\TUFLOW\check''' folder and open the '''M04_5m_001_DEM_Z.tif''' layer into QGIS.
*'''M04_5m_001_DEM_Z.tif'''
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<li>Drag and drop the '''M04_5m_001_Check.gpkg''' from the '''Module_04\TUFLOW\check''' folder into QGIS.
*'''M04_5m_001_zsh_zpt_check_P.shp'''  
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<li>Open the following layers into QGIS (hold Ctrl to select multiple):
*'''M04_5m_001_lfcsh_uvpt_check_P.shp'''
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:*'''M02_5m_001_grd_check_R'''
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:*'''M02_5m_001_zsh_zpt_check_P'''
 
<li>Use the 'Apply TUFLOW Styles to Open Layers'.
 
<li>Use the 'Apply TUFLOW Styles to Open Layers'.
<li>The DEM_Z grid shows the final elevations used for the model calculations. Change the styling and inspect the area of the embankment is lowered. See <u>[[Tutorial_M02_001_Check_Files_QGIS | Module 2]]</u> for more information on how to review topographic modifications. Note: The DEM_Z appears different to the input DEM as the resolution of the DEM_Z is coarser (2.5m) than the input file (0.5m).<br>
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<li>Use the 'Apply GPKG Layer Names'.
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<li>The DEM_Z grid shows the final elevations used for the model calculations. Change the styling and inspect the area of the embankment is lowered. See <u>[[Tutorial_M02_001_Check_Files_QGIS_GPKG | Module 2]]</u> for more information on how to review topographic modifications. Note: The DEM_Z appears different to the input DEM as the resolution of the DEM_Z is coarser (2.5m) than the input file (0.5m).<br>
 
<li>The zsh_zpt_check file displays the elevation points changed by Z shape topographic update and the TUFLOW styling provides an indication of the elevation difference.<br>
 
<li>The zsh_zpt_check file displays the elevation points changed by Z shape topographic update and the TUFLOW styling provides an indication of the elevation difference.<br>
 
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Revision as of 14:44, 8 June 2023

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Introduction

QGIS is used to import the check files and review the topographic modification cutting through the embankment, and the layered flow constriction.

Method

This tutorial introduces:

Review the check files:

  1. Navigate to the Module_04\TUFLOW\check folder and open the M04_5m_001_DEM_Z.tif layer into QGIS.
  2. Drag and drop the M04_5m_001_Check.gpkg from the Module_04\TUFLOW\check folder into QGIS.
  3. Open the following layers into QGIS (hold Ctrl to select multiple):
    • M02_5m_001_grd_check_R
    • M02_5m_001_zsh_zpt_check_P
  4. Use the 'Apply TUFLOW Styles to Open Layers'.
  5. Use the 'Apply GPKG Layer Names'.
  6. The DEM_Z grid shows the final elevations used for the model calculations. Change the styling and inspect the area of the embankment is lowered. See Module 2 for more information on how to review topographic modifications. Note: The DEM_Z appears different to the input DEM as the resolution of the DEM_Z is coarser (2.5m) than the input file (0.5m).
  7. The zsh_zpt_check file displays the elevation points changed by Z shape topographic update and the TUFLOW styling provides an indication of the elevation difference.

    Animation M04 Check 01c.gif

  8. The lfcsh_uvpt_check file shows the Zpts where the 2d_lfcsh is applied as a thin line. Only the cell sides have the flow constriction applied. The attribute table shows the values specified in the 2d_lfcsh and the final elevation of the invert level after applying the Z shape.

    Animation M04 Check 02e.gif


Conclusion

  • The DEM_Z and zsh_zpt_check file was used to ensure the cut through was correctly applied to allow flow through the embankment.
  • The lfcsh_uvpt_check was viewed showing the form losses and blockages applied to the thin line.


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