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Set the non-erodible thickness 3 days 19 hours ago #46010

Abandoned OFFLINE Junior Boarder Posts: 49 Thank you received: 1	Dear friends Excuse me, can I interpolate the thickness of sediment layer like terrain interpolation in bluekenue? I.e. setting the erodible thickness. What do the keywords FOND, FROTTEMENT, SURFACE LIBRE and HAUTEUR D'EAU mean in newSelafin? I haven't found the relevant explanation in the user manual. Please let me know. Best wishes Abandoned Attachments: newSelafin.png (12KB)
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Set the non-erodible thickness 1 day 5 hours ago #46013

a.barton OFFLINE Moderator Posts: 781 Thank you received: 188	If I were to make a guess (using Google's French to English translation) I'd say: FOND = BOTTOM FROTTEMENT = FRICTION SURFACE LIBRE = FREE SURFACE HAUTEUR D'EAU = WATER HEIGHT But since I don't speak French very well, take that with a grain of salt. Kindly... Alan
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Set the non-erodible thickness 19 hours 26 minutes ago #46016

Abandoned OFFLINE Junior Boarder Posts: 49 Thank you received: 1	Excuse me, are these different from the previous bottom, bottom frication, free surface and water depth in physical sense? Or is it just French expression? thank you Best wishes
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Set the non-erodible thickness 9 hours 23 minutes ago #46022

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Excuse me, are these different from the previous bottom, bottom frication, free surface and water depth in physical sense? Or is it just French expression?

The correct definition of these variable names and ALL available variable names are defined by Telemac (not Blue Kenue). Therefore, it would be better asked in the Telemac 2D section of the forum for their meanings. OR... perhaps check the Telemac 2D documentation.

That being said, I would suspect that they are the French translations of the same.

Kindly... Alan

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Set the non-erodible thickness 19 hours 20 minutes ago #46017

Abandoned OFFLINE Junior Boarder Posts: 49 Thank you received: 1	Can bluekenue interpolate the erosion thickness to the grid? thank you Best wishes
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Set the non-erodible thickness 9 hours 17 minutes ago #46023

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Can Blue Kenue interpolate the erosion thickness to the grid?

I'm not an expert in erosion or anything like that. So, can you explain the data objects that you are using in Blue Kenue? I'm assuming a 3D grid and I'd like you to confirm. Perhaps you are doing or trying to do something else; such as starting from a 2D grid.

Also, what kind of interpolation are you expecting? Can you give an example?

Kindly... Alan

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Set the non-erodible thickness 9 hours 7 minutes ago #46024

Abandoned OFFLINE Junior Boarder Posts: 49 Thank you received: 1	Thank you for your reply. I want to interpolate the erosion thickness on the 2d grid, just like interpolating the terrain on the grid. What areas of the grid can be eroded and where can't be eroded? I want to show this effect, mainly through slf files. Best regards
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Set the non-erodible thickness 8 hours 49 minutes ago #46025

a.barton OFFLINE Moderator Posts: 781 Thank you received: 188	I did a search for "interpolation" and "interpolate" in Blue Kenue 3.12.25 - beta's Reference Manual. Surprisingly, I did not see what I was expecting to find. I will have to fix that for people having this question in the future. More to your point... try File > New > 2D Interpolator... and see if that gets you where you want to go. Kindly... Alan
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Set the non-erodible thickness 8 hours 25 minutes ago #46026

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Sometimes it is also worth looking through the history of questions and posts because you may find additional information that can help you.

For example, you may be interested in some or all of the following (possibly related) threads:

Kindly... Alan

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