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Once links have been added a model, you can edit several attributes can be edited in a similar way to fashion as for nodes:
- Node and link default names;
- Renaming nodes and links;
- Configuring node and link parameters;
- Adding notes to nodes and links (only for lagged flow routing and storage routing links);
- Searching for nodes and links;
- Deleting nodes and links;
- Node and link default names; and
- Copying and pasting.
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You can disconnect and reconnect a link between nodes rather than having to delete and re-add it using the Allow Link Dragged button in the Schematic Editor options toolbar. Note that not all links can be connected to all types of nodes, and specific nodes require certain links. Refer to Types of link routing /wiki/spaces/SD516/pages/54987323 for more detail.
Link elevation
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Source supports three types of link routing - straight through routing (default), a lagged routing model or a Storage routing model. You are responsible for ensuring that you use the correct model for each link.
Note that you can configure constituents, ownership and ordering for a storage routing link only.
To change the link routing type:
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You can check which routing models are in use in a scenario using the Project Hierarchy. The example in Figure 3 shows that both all three types of links are in use - straight through routing, lagged flow and storage routing are in use.
Figure 3. Project Hierarchy (link models)
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Lagged flow routing only considers the average travel time of water in a river reach. It does not consider flow attenuation. The flow entering a link exits that link at some whole number of time-steps in the future.
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