Ponding effect?

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Niguse Abebe

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Jan 22, 2025, 6:20:02 AMJan 22
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Hi Tom and members,
I'm experiencing a ponding effect in 'reach mode', even though outlet is at a lower elevation, water is not leaving. Lowering it further didn't help. Extending the outlet works, but causes unwanted part erosion/deposition.

Any quick solution to allow water to leave the outlet, please?

Thanks!

Best regards,
Niguse


Tom Coulthard

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Jan 22, 2025, 9:35:21 AMJan 22
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Hi Niguse - the outlet has to be directly connect to the edge of the DEM. Water will not move through nodata (-9999) cells - this may be the issue as you mentioned extending the outlet (to the edge?) works.. 

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Niguse Abebe

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Jan 22, 2025, 11:47:29 AMJan 22
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Thanks for the respond.
The Reach DEM was clipped using the buffered polygon as you can see screenshot, water is not leaving. My reach DEM interest point doesn't fit with the CL window edge, (I don't know why). Does the outlet DEM should fit with CL visual page edge?
CL_reach_ponding.GIF

Tom Coulthard

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Jan 22, 2025, 12:40:48 PMJan 22
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Yes - has to be at the edge of the image. 

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Niguse Abebe

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Jan 23, 2025, 3:42:11 AMJan 23
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Thanks! Does it matter if the DEM is arranged following the stream centerline (irregular shape) as shown in the previous screenshot? If I make it rectangular, it will increase the number of unwanted cells, potentially slowing down model runtime.

Tom

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Jan 23, 2025, 5:36:12 AMJan 23
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Not quite sure i understand - but I'd suggest just cropping the DEM where the nodata cells start.. e.g. take away the first 20 (or however many there are) rows. 
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