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A flood is an overflow of water that submerges land which is usually dry. Within GIS we often want to model a flood with terrain models.
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Offset raster boundary by elevation
This should become the new flood limits.
(Caveat: adding a constant water level to a flood plain is not really the correct way to map a new flood event. … There are flow constraints that would cause the new flood plain to have new, varying flood levels)
@Marco, Regarding NULL values... …
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