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 # Step 1: Understanding the requirements
 
-To run wflow, several files are required. These include a settings file and
-input data. The input data is typically separated into static maps and forcing data, and both
-are provided in netCDF files, except for lake storage and rating curves that are supplied
-via CSV files. Below is a brief overview of the different files:
+To run wflow, several files are required. These include a settings file and input data. The
+input data is typically separated into static maps and forcing data, and both are provided
+in netCDF files, except for lake storage and rating curves that are supplied via CSV files.
+Below is a brief overview of the different files:
 
  - The `settings.toml` file contains information on the simulation period, links to the
-   input files (and their names in the netCDF files), and connect the correct variable names in the netCDF files to the variables and parameters of wflow.
- - The `staticmaps.nc` file contains spatial information such as elevation, guage locations, land use, and drainage direction, etc. This file can also contain maps with parameter
+   input files (and their names in the netCDF files), and connect the correct variable names
+   in the netCDF files to the variables and parameters of wflow.
+ - The `staticmaps.nc` file contains spatial information such as elevation, guage locations,
+   land use, and drainage direction, etc. This file can also contain maps with parameter
    values.
- - The `forcing.nc` file contains time series data for  precipitation, temperature and potential evaporation (as a 3D array).
+ - The `forcing.nc` file contains time series data for  precipitation, temperature and
+   potential evaporation (as a 3D array).
 
-Wflow supports several model configurations, each requiring slightly different input, but with a similar general structure. A wflow model configuration consists of a `vertical` concept like [SBM](@ref
-vert_sbm), [HBV](@ref vert_hbv) or [FLEXTOPO](@ref vert_flextopo) in
+Wflow supports several model configurations, each requiring slightly different input, but
+with a similar general structure. A wflow model configuration consists of a `vertical`
+concept like [SBM](@ref vert_sbm), [HBV](@ref vert_hbv) or [FLEXTOPO](@ref vert_flextopo) in
 combination with `lateral` concepts that control how water is routed for example over the
 land or river domain. For the wflow\_sbm model, different model configurations are possible.
 The following configurations are supported in wflow:
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  - wflow\_sediment as post processing of wflow\_sbm or wflow\_hbv output
 
 In the following pages, some examples will be given on how to prepare a basic wflow\_sbm
-model. Sample data for other model configurations is provided in the [sample
-data](@ref sample_data) section.
+model. Sample data for other model configurations is provided in the [sample data](@ref
+sample_data) section.