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i have runned the swat plus model successfully, i have 14 sub basins i want to know the discharge at the outlet of a sub basin . how and where to find out the discharge at the outlet in the database . please provide in detail the component name in the database
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There are a number of options.
You can use QGIS Identify feature to identify the channel id of the outlet channel/reach. then you can extract from the flo_out column in channel_sd_[day/mon/yr/aa] (or you can even use channel_sdmorph_[day/mon/yr/aa] files) after filtering the channel id. You can use excel for this.
You can check the chandeg.con file [channel connections in Editor] the channel that is acting as an outlet will have no objects downstream so out object count will be zero. then you can do as in 1 using excel.
You could use SWAT+ Toolbox if you activate the map function in the observations section, you will be able to see the channel number for ever channel you put your mouse over. You can then use the export function in the 'Export' section to get simulated timeseries in csv and plot it in excel.