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The project file definition is made up of a series of cards followed by parameter(s) (usually a file name) related to that card.  For example, the watershed mask is defined on a single line using the card WATERSHED_MASK followed by the name of the file containing the watershed mask.   The project file informs ''GSSHA'' which simulation options (e.g., overland flow, infiltration, long-term, etc.) to perform along with all of the necessary parameters required for the desired options.  An example project file is shown below:

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GSSHAPROJECT 
WMS 7.0 
WATERSHED_MASK			bear2.msk 
FLINE				bear2.map 
METRIC 
GRIDSIZE			30.000000 
ROWS				61 
COLS				76 
TOT_TIME			480 
TIMESTEP			5 
OUTROW				41 
OUTCOL				74 
OUTSLOPE			0.001000 
MAP_FREQ			360 
HYD_FREQ			180 
MAP_TYPE			2 
CHAN_EXPLIC 

SED_POROSITY			0.400000 
ELEVATION			bear2.ele 
DEPTH				bear2.dep 
CHANNEL_INPUT			bear2.cip 
LINKS				bear2.lks 
NODES				bear2.nod 
DIS_PROFILE			bear2.qpf 
WAT_SURF_PROFILE		bear2.wpf 
OVERTYPE			ADE 
GREEN_AMPT 

MAPPING_TABLE			bear2.cmt 
MATERIALS			bear2.mat 
SUMMARY				bear2.sum 
OUTLET_HYDRO			bear2.hyd 
OUTLET_SED_FLUX			bear2.sed 
PRECIP_UNIF 

RAIN_INTENSITY			20.000000 
RAIN_DURATION			120 
START_DATE			1994 1 1 
START_TIME			12 0  
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For a complete description of all the cards and their related parameter(s), see the ''GSSHA User’s Manual'' (Downer and Ogden in preparation).
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