Difference between revisions of "12D Model"
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| + | 12d model is a complete civil engineering design software including data terrain modelling, road design, sub division, railway, drainage and much more. | ||
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| + | The water water resources modules include the 1d HEC RAS interface, 1d pipe systems (culvert and urban networks) with rational and unsteady flow hydrology and the 2d TUFLOW analysis. | ||
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| + | 12d model integrates TUFLOW with the file creation, editing and result visualisation. | ||
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=Basics= | =Basics= | ||
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| + | ==Getting Started== | ||
| + | The Roadflow interface is the quick start method of creating a TUFLOW project. It creates all of the TUFLOW files, launches the TUFLOW engine and reads the results for plan, section and 3d visualisation of results. | ||
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| + | Prior to running this option you need to create a data terrain model (tin) and draw a rectangle indicating the TUFLOW grid extent. | ||
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=Tips and Tricks= | =Tips and Tricks= | ||
[[12D_Model_Export_12da | Export 12da file to read into TUFLOW]] | [[12D_Model_Export_12da | Export 12da file to read into TUFLOW]] | ||
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Introduction
12d model is a complete civil engineering design software including data terrain modelling, road design, sub division, railway, drainage and much more.
The water water resources modules include the 1d HEC RAS interface, 1d pipe systems (culvert and urban networks) with rational and unsteady flow hydrology and the 2d TUFLOW analysis.
12d model integrates TUFLOW with the file creation, editing and result visualisation.
Basics
Getting Started
The Roadflow interface is the quick start method of creating a TUFLOW project. It creates all of the TUFLOW files, launches the TUFLOW engine and reads the results for plan, section and 3d visualisation of results.
Prior to running this option you need to create a data terrain model (tin) and draw a rectangle indicating the TUFLOW grid extent.