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I delineated subbasins and rivers for a large basin (~ 900 k sqkm). I got more rivers segments than subbasins. Investigating the issue, there are zero length segments when 3 streams meet. It seems it can only allow 2 streams to join so it creates an intermediate one to resolve the issue but this stream has zero length and has no corresponding subbasin.
Is there a parameter to control the max number of streams that can meet at a point?
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The behaviour you are seeing is the way it was designed. The model for link (stream segment connectivity) has one downstream link and two upstream links. Where 3 or more streams join at one place, artificial links are included to maintain the connectivity within this framework. There is not a parameter to adjust for this. In the way you are using this, how is this a problem. It may be possible to work with the streams and subbasins delineated and identify and filter out zero length streams (stream length is a column in the table) and adjust connectivity to meet your needs. However, in the short term at least, this is something you would need to do.
the problem is that the link does not have a basin - a tiny one, created with it. I am using the delineated basins and rivers to create a drainage database for a hydrological model and the remainder of the workflow could fail if it finds a river without a corresponding basin.
Hi,
I delineated subbasins and rivers for a large basin (~ 900 k sqkm). I got more rivers segments than subbasins. Investigating the issue, there are zero length segments when 3 streams meet. It seems it can only allow 2 streams to join so it creates an intermediate one to resolve the issue but this stream has zero length and has no corresponding subbasin.
Is there a parameter to control the max number of streams that can meet at a point?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: