XSProcessedInterp Properties

Automatically calculate processed data if 1) They are missing 2) They are not up-to-date (ProcessedDataStatus is NotUpdated)

Lowest level/depth of the processed data. Note: ProcessedLevels must be defined

Type of cross section

Flag to indicate whether equidistant levels are used.

Flow resistance. Contains information on flow resistance type (ManningM or Chezy, Z dependence etc) and flow resistence values.

Height of the cross section.

Returns true if the CrossSection is interpolated from other cross sections

Return true if cross section is open

Maximum storage width of the cross section

Gets the Resistance Formulation that matches the GetResistanceFactor(Int32, Double) value.

This is not necessarily the same as in FlowResistance. but can be different for several reasons: a) The raw and processed data differ, as for DarcyWeisbach. b) The resistance factors have been modified, and values used are those in ModifiedResistanceFactors.

Modified resistance factors. These will be different than ProcessedResistanceFactors if one of the Multiply functions has been executed. This is matching the ModifiedFormulation

When MorphologicalDivisionType is Level, specifies the level of morphological division

For ST modeling only.

Level is relative to raw data, and must not include any datum offset

Specifies the type of morphological division that is applied.

For ST modeling only.

returns the number of processed levels (same as dimension of all processed data arrays). Returns 0 if processed data have not been calculated, yet.

Type of cross section: Open, ClosedCircular, ClosedRectangular, or ClosedIrregular.

Processed additional storage area

Processed geometric areas

false: data are not protected and will be recomputed. true: processed data are protected, data has been manually updated and will not be recomputed.

ProcessingStatus defines the status of the processed data of this cross section. Whenever the user updates raw data of the cross section, its state must be changed to NotUpdated.

Flag specifying whether processed derivatives are stored as processed data arrays, or calculated directly. If true, processed data arrays for the derivatives are created (most accurate, smooth interpolation)

Processed flow areas

Processed levels

Processed radii

Processed radii

Processed resistance factors. Their type corresponds to the Resistance formulation specified in FlowResistance.

Processed storage widths

Access to all level-related specifications for pre-processing of cross section data

If processed data has been modified to assure that conveyance never decrease with increasing water levels, this value indicates at which level (relative to height) that the change started.

Only relevant for closed cross sections. Default value is 1.

Highest level/depth of the processed data.

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