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• Add a new layer to the map by using the rightclick - > Add Layer or pressing the Add New Layer button on top of the map navigator.
• Browse to river network.shp

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Now you can add the network to the map:

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To add a schematical cross-section:

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Now you can adjust the cross-sections in the Network view:

• Doubleclick on cross-section CS0001 in the network view

• Click on cross Cross-section view

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• Adjust the bottom level(z) of cross-section 1 for example in <-5m 5> m at y= 150m and <-8m 8> m at 300m;

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• In the same way, adjust the bottom level(z)of cross-section 2 for example in in <-15m 15> m at y= 150m.

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• In the cross-section view, click on 'Toggle history';History

• Click on cross-section 3; CS0003
• Click on cross-section 2; CS0002
• Click on cross-section 1; CS0001

Now you see cross-section related to cross-section 2 and 3.

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• Start with a new project;
• Click on File;
• Click on Import data;
• Choose Sobek network file.

• Browse to Loenen.lit;
• Select folder 1;
• Select network.tp.

To view the network on a map:

• Rightclick on project1;
• Select data; Add Data
• Select map; Map - > Ok

Now a map is added in the project explorer.

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You can create a network based on a vector layer.

• Start with a new project;
• In the project explorer rightclick on Project1; project1
• Click Add ... -> New Data ... Map; -> Map -> Ok
• Add new layer ;to the map
• Browse to river_sel.shp;

• In the project explorer rightclick on Project1 project1;
• Click Add ... -> New Data ... Network; -> Network -> Ok
• Drag the network to the map (central view);

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• Select (using shift) the lines in the shape file;
• Click network Network in the taskbar;menu
• Click Import Branches.

Now the branches are imported.

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