WMS:Creating Reservoirs (TINs): Difference between revisions
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* [[WMS: | * [[WMS:TIN Basins|Defining Basins]] | ||
* [[WMS:Deleting Reservoirs (TINs)|Deleting Reservoirs]] | * [[WMS:Deleting Reservoirs (TINs)|Deleting Reservoirs]] | ||
Revision as of 21:16, 22 January 2013
A set of triangles can be grouped together to create a reservoir. When creating reservoirs an outlet point must be specified for the triangles so that any flow path intersecting a triangle belonging to a reservoir can be routed directly to the outlet. The Node↔Outlet command is used to convert a stream node into an outlet point.
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