The River network forms the basis of all Basin applications. The river network is defined as a combination of connected river segments and computational nodes , and module specific features are then generally added to the model using the river network as a base (river network example illustrated in Figure 6.1)
Figure 6.1 Example of river network in MIKE HYDRO.
Additional river network details:
· Computational points comprise a number of different features for which points are inserted in the network when these are defined (e.g. catchment nodes for catchment inflow and river nodes where branches are connected.
· Inflow to the River network is provided by Catchments (see Catchments).
This chapter describes the following topics in further detail:
