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To import spectral data into SMS, do the following:
To import spectral data into SMS, do the following:


:#Create a Spectral coverage.
:#Use [[SMS:File Menu|''File'' | '''Open...''']] to open files with spectral data such as STWAVE ENG files (*.eng), STWAVE nesting files (*.nst), CMS-Wave ENG files (*.eng), CMS-Wave nesting files (*.nst), BOUSS-2D directional wave spectrum files (*.dws), and coastal data information program files (*.cdip).
:#Use [[SMS:File Menu|''File'' | '''Open...''']] to open files with spectral data such as STWAVE ENG files (*.eng), STWAVE nesting files (*.nst), CMS-Wave ENG files (*.eng), CMS-Wave nesting files (*.nst), BOUSS-2D directional wave spectrum files (*.dws), and coastal data information program files (*.cdip).
:#Alternatively, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drag_and_drop drag and drop] the file into the Graphics Window in SMS.
:#Alternatively, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drag_and_drop drag and drop] the file into the Graphics Window in SMS.
:#Create a Spectral coverage.
:#View data


Alternatively, spectral data can be imported to a specific location in the project.
:#Create a Spectral coverage.
:#Create a feature point.
:#Open the Spectral Energy dialog
:#Use the Import Spectra button.





Revision as of 22:13, 5 February 2016

To import spectral data into SMS, do the following:

  1. Use File | Open... to open files with spectral data such as STWAVE ENG files (*.eng), STWAVE nesting files (*.nst), CMS-Wave ENG files (*.eng), CMS-Wave nesting files (*.nst), BOUSS-2D directional wave spectrum files (*.dws), and coastal data information program files (*.cdip).
  2. Alternatively, drag and drop the file into the Graphics Window in SMS.
  3. Create a Spectral coverage.
  4. View data

Alternatively, spectral data can be imported to a specific location in the project.

  1. Create a Spectral coverage.
  2. Create a feature point.
  3. Open the Spectral Energy dialog
  4. Use the Import Spectra button.