GT modified the DetachErode function to handle sediment inflow from an inlet node differently. Now, you specify an inlet slope and, if applicable, a grain size mix for the bed at the inlet. The code then calculates sediment influx from the transport capacity of the inlet node (which retains a fixed slope, ie, it is not directly erodible). This is all designed to allow one to use stochastic storms in "inlet" runs, where sediment influx varies according to the discharge generated by each particular storm. The immediate application is modeling of Rockies foothills.
GT modified the DetachErode function to handle sediment inflow from an inlet
node differently. Now, you specify an inlet slope and, if applicable, a
grain size mix for the bed at the inlet. The code then calculates sediment
influx from the transport capacity of the inlet node (which retains a fixed
slope, ie, it is not directly erodible). This is all designed to allow one
to use stochastic storms in "inlet" runs, where sediment influx varies
according to the discharge generated by each particular storm. The
immediate application is modeling of Rockies foothills.


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