Urban Scenarios
A Source model consists of two parts - a project and one or more scenarios. A project is a wrapper for a collection of one or more scenarios. It identifies the project name, description, and any scenarios associated with the project.
A scenario is the representation of a node-link network in Source and describes the major processes in a river system or catchment that are modelled. This includes catchment and sub-catchment definition, rainfall runoff and constituent generation models, data sets and parameters.
Three scenario types are available in the core Source framework.
- A schematic scenario is primarily concerned with modelling longer time-scales;
- An operations scenario is primarily concerned with shorter time-scales. It utilises facilities for forecasting and working with unaccounted differences, and typically makes heavy use of the Tabular Editor; and
- A catchments scenario which deals with the management of upland catchment processes.
An Urban demand scenario, currently available in the same location as the others when the Urban plugin is installed, is used to represent the integrated urban water cycle networks (water supply, stormwater, wastewater), ranging in scale from a single allotment up to large clusters or small subdivisions.
Urban Demand
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