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Hey! I am reading out the output files of a ribasim model. Currently, I am looking at the 'flow.arrow' file. In this file flows between different nodes can be found. |
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Hi. Yes we used to do this, but in recent releases we don't have these anymore, hence its description is also removed from the docs. The way to interpret this is as a boundary flow into the model at the given node ID. If it is negative, it is a flow out of the model. We initially added these boundary flows because they are needed to make a complete water balance based on the |
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Hi. Yes we used to do this, but in recent releases we don't have these anymore, hence its description is also removed from the docs.
The way to interpret this is as a boundary flow into the model at the given node ID. If it is negative, it is a flow out of the model. We initially added these boundary flows because they are needed to make a complete water balance based on the
flow.arrow
file. However, as this question also shows, its meaning was not obvious, and there was also no way to distinguish for instanceprecipitation
anddrainage
into the Basin. Therefore those flows should now be taken frombasin.arrow
, andflow.arrow
is only for flow between nodes, not onto nodes.