Lecture

Model Database Resolution

Description

This lecture covers the resolution of a model database, including importing, exporting, setting parameters, and model properties. It also discusses hydrology, GIS, connections, transitions, editing tools, and validation. The instructor demonstrates the process using various datasets and explains the importance of accurate initial conditions for simulation. The lecture concludes with a post-simulation report, highlighting the validity of the model and providing insights into the simulation results.

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