[Anuga-user] Actual height of wall using breaklines

[Ananth W. <ana...@gm...>]

Hi,

I'm using the following to define elevation of a wall using 'breaklines'.

for i in range(len(breaklines)):
    breaklines[i] = breaklines[i] + [breaklines[i][0]]
    house_addition_poly_fun_pairs.append(
    [ breaklines[i], house_height])
house_addition_poly_fun_pairs.append(['All', 0.])

The simulation runs without any error. However, the results are not as
expected when comparing to experiments. I suspect this difference in
experiments and simulations could be because of some issue in translating
wall elevation from the above function. I've two cases: 1. With wall
defined by breaklines, 2. without any wall. The second case matches well
with corresponding experimental results. But not the first case. Is there
any command to display the elevation assigned to the breaklines? Or would
you recommend any alternative for defining a wall? Thanks in advance.

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