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River Flood Levels
Examine flooding levels along a surface from a river source
Inputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Datum | d | The local mean sea level | Number |
| Year | Y | The year in which to simulate the flooding. Defaults to current. | Number |
| Rise | R | The assumed local mean sea level rise per year to evalute in future scenarios. Defaults to 3 | Number |
| Surge | S | The local mean height of a typical storm surge. Defaults to 500 | Number |
| High Neap | HN | The local mean high water neap tide | Number |
| Low Neap | LN | The local mean low water neap tide | Number |
| High Spring | HS | The local mean high water spring tide | Number |
| Low Spring | LS | The local mean low water neap tide | Number |
Outputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sea Level | SL | The simulated mean sea level | Surface |
| Storm Surge Level | SS | The simulated mean storm surge level | Surface |
| High Neap | HN | The simulated mean high water neap level | Surface |
| Low Neap | LN | The simulated mean low water neap level | Surface |
| High Spring | HS | The simulated mean high water spring level | Surface |
| Low Spring | LS | The simulated mean low water spring level | Surface |
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