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2020.01 TUFLOW Tutorial Module 1 – Part 1
2021.07 2D Cell Sub-Grid Sampling in TUFLOW
2021.05 TUFLOW DOS Configuration Tip
2021.03 Sourcing Topography Data (Australia)
2020.09 How to Implement Quadtree
2020.04 3D Visualisation of 2D TUFLOW Results Using SMS
2019.12 Flood Modelling Output Management Advice
2019.11 Creating QGIS Animations with Embedded Dynamic Plot Windows
2019.02 Notepad++ Configuration Tips for TUFLOW Modelling
2019.02 QGIS TUFLOW Configuration and First Time User Tips
2019.01 2D Flood Modelling 101: Historic Event Calibration
2018.12 ARR 2016 Design Flood Ensemble Event Identification
Follow these steps to create a 2D TUFLOW model. It is based on Tutorial Module 1 from the TUFLOW Wiki Part one focuses on: 1) Establishing the model environment 2) Defining the 2D model domain (elevations and mesh) 3) Delineation of materials within the model
TUFLOW Wiki Tutorial Module 1
Part 2 on how to create a 2D TUFLOW flood model focuses on: 1) How to define boundary conditions 2) Model controls 3) Running a model
Part 3 on how to create a 2D TUFLOW flood model focuses on: 1) Check files 2) Model results 3) Model performance
Sub-Grid sampling was a major feature of the 2020 release. This video outlines what Sub-Grid sampling is, it's benefits and how to implement it in TUFLOW HPC
This recording guides you through how you can update your DOS default settings to prevent accidental TUFLOW model simulation pauses
This presentation covers: Where to obtain free topography data for Australia. How to read in 1000's of DEM tiles quickly and easily in a TUFLOW model. Simple quality control review datasets, and how to fix data gaps between neighbouring datasets.
Learn how quick and easy it is to create a quadtree mesh, and how you can reduce your run times and memory usage whilst not sacrificing accuracy.
This brief demonstration video shows you how to display 2D TUFLOW flood modelling results in 3D using the program SMS (www.aquaveo.com).
Learn how to keep computer memory storage requirements to a minimum when undertaking flood modelling using TUFLOW.
This video demonstrates the 5 steps needed to create animations with embedded dynamic plot windows using the QGIS TUFLOW Plugin.
Notepad++ is a free text editor. This recording provides a demonstration on how to configure it for TUFLOW modelling. In particular, it focuses on how to enable TUFLOW syntax highlighting, file navigation options and running TUFLOW simulations directly from Notepad++.
For those wanting to get started with QGIS here are some tips. Timings of sections are: 0:00 Installing QGIS; 1:05 Configuring QGIS for TUFLOW modelling; 4:00 Creating and opening layers; 7:50 Creating a TUFLOW project; 9:20 Editing layers; 13:00 Attribute data; 15:00 Project files and symbology; 17:20 Other useful information.
This webinar focuses on flood model calibration. It discusses the reason why calibration is necessary and uses past lessons learnt to provide recommendations for input data preparation. An example real world calibration demonstration is presented.
Learn how to use TUFLOW's free QGIS plugin to identify median design flood estimates from ensemble simulations, as recommended in the Australian Rainfall and Runoff 2016 guideline.
2D cell size selection for flood modelling and the concept of cell size convergence. The analysis findings are compared against best practise 2D modelling guideline recommendations to test their validity.
This video presents step-by-step instructions on how to use TUFLOW's asc_to_asc.exe utility to calculate key statistical summaries from design flood estimate simulation results derived using the ARR 2016 guideline ensemble assessment methodology.