  The adopted WSA model embedded in EUHFORIA (EUropean Heliospheric FORecasting
Information Asset) is compared to EUV observations. According to the standard
paradigm coronal holes are sources of open flux thus we use remote sensing EUV
observations and \textsc{catch} (Collection of Analysis Tools for Coronal
Holes) to extract CH areas and compare them to the open flux areas modelled by
EUHFORIA. From the adopted WSA model we employ only the Potential Field Source
Surface (PFSS) model for the inner corona and the Schatten Current Sheet (SCS)
model for the outer (PFSS+SCS). The height, $R_{\rm ss}$, of the outer boundary
of the PFSS, known as the source surface, and the height, $R_{\rm i}$, of the
inner boundary of the SCS are important parameters affecting the modelled CH
areas. We investigate the impact the two model parameters can have in the
modelled results. We vary $R_{\rm ss}$ within the interval [1.4, 3.2]$R_{\rm
\odot}$ with a step of 0.1$R_{\rm \odot}$, and $R_{\rm i}$ within the interval
[1.3, 2.8]$R_{\rm \odot}$ with the same step, and the condition that $R_{\rm
i}<R_{\rm ss}$. This way we have a set of 184 initial parameters to the model
and we assess the model results for all these possible height pairs. We
conclude that the default heights used so far fail in modelling accurately CH
areas and lower heights need to be considered.
