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| − | |message_desc=The water level in a 1D channel has exceeded the instability water level for the channel. The default instability water level is 10 times the maximum depth in the cross-section for the channel. This can be modified with the .ecf command: | + | |message_desc=The water level in a 1D channel has exceeded the instability water level for the channel. The default instability water level is 10 times the maximum depth in the cross-section for the channel. This can be modified with the .ecf command: <tt><font color="blue">Depth Limit Factor </font><font color="red">== </font></tt>. This can occur if the 1D water level fluctuates widely due to stability issues and may result in a NaN (not a number). |
|suggestions=Please refer to Section 14.3 of the 2016 TUFLOW manual for tips on finding the start of an instability. | |suggestions=Please refer to Section 14.3 of the 2016 TUFLOW manual for tips on finding the start of an instability. | ||
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TUFLOW Message
ERROR 1998 - Water level of <water level> exceeds range in Channel <channel ID> at
Alternate Message
N/A
Message Type
ERROR
Description
The water level in a 1D channel has exceeded the instability water level for the channel. The default instability water level is 10 times the maximum depth in the cross-section for the channel. This can be modified with the .ecf command: Depth Limit Factor == . This can occur if the 1D water level fluctuates widely due to stability issues and may result in a NaN (not a number).
Suggestions
Please refer to Section 14.3 of the 2016 TUFLOW manual for tips on finding the start of an instability.
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