CrossSectionLocated Properties

Flag specifying whether the Coordinates is to be applied or ´not

Get cross section which this location points to

The minimum value of Z in the cross section (bottom level)

Gets or sets the cross section coordinates, i.e., the geographical coordinates of line that the cross section follows.

a unique ID allowing tracing of ICrossSection objects' histories in code flow. Persistent in xns11 files only through a hack, by prepending it to the Info (name) field. The xns11 bridge will filter this out, but not other xns11 readers.

Height of the cross section

Generel info on this cross section, user specified. Can be empty. In Mike11 XNS editor called cross section ID (though it does not identify the cross section)

Returns true if the CrossSection is interpolated from other cross sections

Return true if the cross section is open

Defines the location of the current cross section. The Z-coordinate is the bottom level of the cross section (unless defined by the raw data (the open cross sections)).

Height of the cross section

Minimum water depth of the cross section This can be negative

A proportionality factor that is always multiplied to the tabulated or constant resistance factor. The ProportionalityFactor is used by the resistance factor boundaries to adjust the resistance factor during the simulation. This is not a state variable. Default value: 1.0

The ResistanceFormulation that is used for this crossSection and stored in the processed data.

This may differ from the ones specified in the Formulation, which is the formulation for the raw data.

The TopoID set that this cross section belongs to. TODO: See where for details?

The maximum value of Z in the cross section.

The minimum value of Z in the cross section.

It can differ from the BottomLevel when sediments are present and added in the bottom of the cross section.