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Thank you for the suggestion and thanks to those who voted. InfoDrainage does allow you to define your depth/area diagram in a way to represent the top of the tank and then use the exceedance level to define the ground level. It would take one timestep for the water to flood from the top of the tank when you make the area very small between the top fo the tank and the ground level.