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* <math>w</math> = The water level, relative to {{datum}}. | * <math>w</math> = The surface water level, relative to {{datum}}. | ||
* <math>h</math> = The amount of water (the water column) on the surface. | * <math>h</math> = The amount of water (the water column) on the surface. | ||
* <math>B</math> = The [[terrain height (Water Overlay)|surface height]] in the cell, relative to {{datum}}. | * <math>B</math> = The [[terrain height (Water Overlay)|surface height]] in the cell, relative to {{datum}}. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:51, 2 February 2023
Surface water level is calculated per cell.
Where:
- = The surface water level, relative to datum.
- = The amount of water (the water column) on the surface.
- = The surface height in the cell, relative to datum.
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