This tutorial combines TopoToolbox, Antarctic Mapping Tools, and a few visualization tools to solve subglacial flow accumulation maps and display them nicely.
Chad Greene (2021). How to estimate subglacial water routes (https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/55352-how-to-estimate-subglacial-water-routes), MATLAB Central File Exchange. Retrieved .
Inspired by: Flow Accumulation (upslope area), Bedmap2 Toolbox for Matlab, ColorBrewer: Attractive and Distinctive Colormaps, Intuitive RGB color values from XKCD, Antarctic Mapping Tools, TopoToolbox, Glaciology Fake Book, Ice flowlines, Antarctic basal geothermal heat flux, bedhead, cmocean perceptually-uniform colormaps
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I agree. If we assume a constant flow rate, is it possible to have a 2D animation of water travelling to the outlet? Thanks a lot.
@Anthony: As I understand your question, it should be the same as the HeatFlux variable in the section of the Example titled "Spatially-variable basal melt."
Great application of the the Topotoolbox. Just wonder if I have runoff(effective precipitation) data at each grid, can I modify your code to create a routing simulation? Thanks.