OK first – from your screenshots you have some relics of the resampling. I would recommend re-doing that using bilinear as the method for changing the grid resolution.
I think you could afford to run this at 10m resolution with a 20-30m wide channel.. 50 days overnight isn’t too bad – Perhaps 1-2 years per day so its getting there. We have sims that take a month sometimes!!
Just having events doesn’t really work well as the model is optimised to speed up during low flows anyway.
By the way – what value do you have for the “in out difference” (Flow model tab I think)
Another question: as you can see from the first attached photo (I circled it in red) the water flow starts to be generated from a point that is not on the edge of the surface (or rather 3 points --> see second attached photo --> setting of the parameters in the hydrology sheet): how do I understand what are the exact X-Y coordinates to be inserted in the input so that the flow is generated from the northern edge of the grid while still remaining inside the real channel?
Its fine if it starts there. Stops it leaking off the top of the DEM
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Parameters look OK – though I would add a couple of zero’s to lateral erosion rate to make it much smaller.
Check how QGis does resampling – as if there is an option to use bilinear then that will give better results.
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Hi – OK, so the model time step is variable – it changes according to the flow model and the sediment transport model. It automatically adjusts to run as fast as possible without causing any numerical instability. If you move too much water or sediment from one cell to another than you can generate such numerical instability which causes bad / wrong results. So – unfortunately, no you can’t do that!
Tom
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@tom Buonasera, scusa ancora il disturbo, hai letto le mie ultime richieste?
Ti ringrazio se potrai rispondermi.
Saluti, Emanuele.
Il giorno venerdì 3 maggio 2024 alle 15:11:13 UTC+2 Emanuele Gionfriddo ha scritto:
Hi Tom,
sorry for bothering you again, I would like to ask you if there is a way to set the timestep of the simulation. My flow data are the daily average and I would like to do simulation with this time resolution instead of running second per second. Is it possible? This is always in order to speed up my analysis since I have to simulate 20 years and obtain a final result.
Il giorno giovedì 2 maggio 2024 alle 22:46:35 UTC+2 Emanuele Gionfriddo ha scritto:
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OK,
On file tab – ‘generate time series output’ will give water and sediment outputs.
On the save options you can save the final DEM, then use GIS to subtract this from the original DEM to show erosion/deposition patterns – or save the elev diff more here
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