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Line 54: To test the effect of different resolutions, simulations were made using grid resolutions of 5, 10, 15, 20 and 40 ft (Noted that only the 10 and 15ft are presented in this example). To run the model with varying cell sizes from a single TCF, the use of scenarios has been implemented. The scenario here either '10ft' or '15ft' can be entered in the batch file using the -s command. If the -s command is not used, the model will assume a default model scenario of 10ft as specified by the line <font color="blue"><tt>Model Scenario </tt></font> <font color="red"><tt>==</tt></font> <tt> 10ft. </tt>~~<br>~~ within the TCF <br> The cell size, 2D timestep and log output frequency are all set externally to the ~~tcf~~TCF using an external read file called from the ~~tcf~~TCF as: <font color="blue"><tt>Read File </tt></font> <font color="red"><tt>==</tt></font> <tt> FMA_T1_CellSize_Commands_001.trd </tt><br> <br> Line 63: Using the << >> syntax, values within the tcf and tgc files substituted. For example for the -s 10ft scenario: Within the ~~tcf~~TCF, <<2D_Timestep>> is replaced with 1 and <<logInt>> is replaced with 30; and Within the ~~tgc~~TGC, <<2D_CELL_SIZE>> is replaced with 10.

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