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 The wflow\_floodmap module can generate flood maps from output
 of a wflow\_sbm|hbv| or wflow\_routing model.
 
+At the moment there are two approaches for flood mapping
+1. wflow_floodmap.py -- this is a regular wflow-type model, running at the same
+resolution as the wflow model used to establish flood maps. The benefit is that
+it produces dynamic flood maps. The down side is that the results are in the
+same resolution as the original model. The method is also not volume conservative
+as it only does a planar inundation and bound to lead to large overestimations
+in very flat areas.
+
+2. wflow_flood.py (see Scripts folder). This is a postprocessor to results of a wflow
+model and transforms low-resolution model results into a high-resolution flood map
+using a (possibly much) higher resolution terrain dataset as input. We recommend
+to retrieve high resolution terrain from the Bare-Earth SRTM dataset by Bristol University.
+See https://data.bris.ac.uk/data/dataset/10tv0p32gizt01nh9edcjzd6wa
+
 Method
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 PM
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 PM
 
 
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-Description of the python module
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+Description of the wflow_floodmap model
+---------------------------------------
 
 .. automodule:: wflow_floodmap
 	:members:
     
+Description of the wflow_flood post processor
+---------------------------------------------
 
+.. automodule:: wflow_flood
+	:members:
 
 
 
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