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* A discharge area always forms the basis of a watershed. Directional water flow, or the gradient of the terrain depending on the [[Discharge method (Watershed Overlay)|discharge method]], is backtracked to determine the watershed for a particular discharge area.
* A discharge area always forms the basis of a watershed. Directional water flow, or the gradient of the terrain depending on the [[Discharge method (Watershed Overlay)|discharge method]], is backtracked to determine the watershed for a particular discharge area.
* When multiple [[Area|areas]] overlap for a particular grid cell, only the first encountered discharge area is used.
* When multiple [[Area|areas]] overlap for a particular grid cell, only the first encountered discharge area is used.
* In the first step of the watershed algorithm, connected water cells that water cells will be assigned to this discharge area when they are not yet assigned to any discharge area.
* We added an initialization step in which water cells that are not yet assigned to any discharge area are automatically assigned to one when they are connected as a neighbor or by a culvert.
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*[[How to import discharge areas]]
*[[How to import discharge areas]]

Revision as of 09:01, 5 November 2020

Discharge areas represent regions where rain water ends up and potentially enters the water management system to be discharged.

Notes

  • A discharge area always forms the basis of a watershed. Directional water flow, or the gradient of the terrain depending on the discharge method, is backtracked to determine the watershed for a particular discharge area.
  • When multiple areas overlap for a particular grid cell, only the first encountered discharge area is used.
  • We added an initialization step in which water cells that are not yet assigned to any discharge area are automatically assigned to one when they are connected as a neighbor or by a culvert.

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