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The Wang and Liu algorithm is also implemented in Whitebox GIS. You can find it listed under Hydrological Tools\DEM Pre-processing\Fill Depressions.

The source code can be very easily accessed using Whitebox's 'View Code' button on the tool. You can also navigate to the text file yourself. Or you can view it online. The code is written in Groovy, a java-based scripting language.

The Wang and Liu algorithm is also implemented in Whitebox GIS. You can find it listed under Hydrological Tools\DEM Pre-processing\Fill Depressions.

The source code can be very easily accessed using Whitebox's 'View Code' button on the tool. You can also navigate to the text file yourself. The code is written in Groovy, a java-based scripting language.

The Wang and Liu algorithm is also implemented in Whitebox GIS. You can find it listed under Hydrological Tools\DEM Pre-processing\Fill Depressions.

The source code can be very easily accessed using Whitebox's 'View Code' button on the tool. You can also navigate to the text file yourself. Or you can view it online. The code is written in Groovy, a java-based scripting language.

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The Wang and Liu algorithm is also implemented in Whitebox GIS. You can find it listed under Hydrological Tools\DEM Pre-processing\Fill Depressions.

The source code can be very easily accessed using Whitebox's 'View Code' button on the tool. You can also navigate to the text file yourself. The code is written in Groovy, a java-based scripting language.