Is there any preference or difference in results with using a DEM (with water) versus a hydroflattened (all water values set at zero)?  In particular, if tidal channels are removed from the Lidar will this effect the habitat switching?
Thanks!

I am having 'out of memory' errors when I set the map attributes on both my XP 32 bit and Windows 7 64 bit—currently with a small run setup (6.0.1). I also receive an I/O error after the program has been writing the GIS output to ~80%. I have checked the following,

-   0.86 GB memory
-   12 Ma cells
-   Not tracking High Elevations & Open Water
-   Execute: Custom 0.7 m by 2100, no soil saturation, no maps displayed, only running model for 2075
-   No other programs running
-   Tried running it locally and on external hard drive
-   Increased Virtual Memory

I have seen previous posts noting similar problems-- has there been any resolution for this? I have completed two runs on my XP that were larger than the size reported above.

Thanks,
susan