SAGA 9.12.3 | Tool Documentation

Flow Accumulation (One Step)

Author(s) O.Conrad (c) 2019
Library IDta_hydrology
Tool ID flow_accumulation
Version 1.0
Menu Terrain Analysis | Hydrology | Flow Accumulation

Description

This is a simple to use one step tool to derive flow accumulation from a Digital Terrain Model. It includes a preprocessing followed by a call to 'Flow Accumulation (Top-Down) exposing only the most important options.

Parameters

 NameTypeIdentifierDescriptionConstraints
InputElevationgrid, inputDEM--
OutputFlow Accumulationgrid, outputTCAThe flow accumulation, a.k.a. Total Catchment Area (TCA)-
Specific Catchment Areagrid, output, optionalSCA--
OptionsGrid Systemgrid systemGRID_SYSTEM--
PreprocessingchoicePREPROCESSING-Available Choices: [0] Fill Sinks (Wang & Liu) [1] Sink Removal Default: 0
Flow RoutingchoiceFLOW_ROUTING-Available Choices: [0] Deterministic 8 [1] Rho 8 [2] Braunschweiger Reliefmodell [3] Deterministic Infinity [4] Multiple Flow Direction [5] Multiple Triangular Flow Direction [6] Multiple Maximum Downslope Gradient Based Flow Direction Default: 0

Command Line


Usage: saga_cmd ta_hydrology flow_accumulation [-DEM ] [-TCA ] [-SCA ] [-PREPROCESSING ] [-FLOW_ROUTING ]
  -DEM:             Elevation
	grid, input
  -TCA:             Flow Accumulation
	grid, output
  -SCA:             Specific Catchment Area
	grid, output, optional
  -PREPROCESSING:
                         Preprocessing
                         	choice
                         	Available Choices:
                         	[0] Fill Sinks (Wang & Liu)
                         	[1] Sink Removal
                         	Default: 0
  -FLOW_ROUTING:
                         Flow Routing
                         	choice
                         	Available Choices:
                         	[0] Deterministic 8
                         	[1] Rho 8
                         	[2] Braunschweiger Reliefmodell
                         	[3] Deterministic Infinity
                         	[4] Multiple Flow Direction
                         	[5] Multiple Triangular Flow Direction
                         	[6] Multiple Maximum Downslope Gradient Based Flow Direction
                         	Default: 0