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Hi Tuan,

I have looked in these files. But I recognise that my model is not located in the area covers by JMJ database.

If my model is in Australia, which database do you suggest?

Best Regards

Huy

Hi
You should use TPXO

Regards

Hello,
I'am using The coordinate in geographic coordinate system for my bathymetry extracting from Marine Geoscience Data System (NOAA).
And i speciefied in my cas file that i used this coordinates by
COORDONNEES SPHERIQUES=OUI
TYPE DE PROJECTION SPATIALE =3
So telemac by default convert the coordinate in cartesian with projection with UTM or LAMBERT ???? ( because I use the TPXO file for tides that is in UTM )
Thank you in advance
Regards

Hello,

If you want to use COORDONNEES SPHERIQUES = OUI (SPHERICAL COORDINATES = YES), you have to use either Mercator projection (not UTM!) or latitude/longitude for the coordinates of your GEOMETRY FILE. Then, when modelling tide with TELEMAC and TPXO-like solutions, you have to fill in the keyword GEOGRAPHIC SYSTEM with 1 or 5 (see the reference or manual, or the dictionary) otherwise the converter does not know with which geographic system the geometry file was built.

Hope this helps,

Chi-Tuan

Thank you for your sharing!
I know that Delft dashboard is a good way to make boundary condition. However, when I use the generated bca file for my modelling I found the result is not satisfied comparing modelling water level with measured water level.I guess it may be related to the boundary. I am wondering when I set start time and stop time to the specific time my model focused,does that mean I got the tidal constituents my model focused or it's the data of the GMT+0 zone？
Again deliver my thanks to your generous help！