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| When the '''Create Streams''' command is chosen, a stream network for the current selected string of TIN vertices is created. The vertex string is made by connecting points which are known to lie in a stream, street, or other drainage structure. If the entered vertex string crosses triangle edges, the user will be asked if he wishes to insert a [[WMS:TIN Breaklines|breakline]]. The breakline is inserted by creating new points where the line crosses a triangle edge. The elevation of the new points is determined by linear interpolation along the edge. Inserting the breakline in this fashion alters the topology without affecting the geometry.
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| Since flow through a stream network is defined strictly by the “linked” set of vertices, a downstream vertex does not even have to be lower than the upstream vertex. However, care should be taken to ensure that the general direction of the stream is downhill. The intent of creating streams in this fashion is to eliminate the need of defining a continuous set of channel edges with the TIN editing techniques described above. This type of stream creation is particularly important when doing basin delineation for urban areas.
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| ==Related Topics==
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| * [[WMS:TIN Breaklines|Breaklines]]
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| * [[WMS:Streams|Streams]]
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| * [[WMS:Create Pipe|Create Pipe]]
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| * [[WMS:Deleting Stream Segments|Deleting Stream Segments]]
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