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You can either add bridges directly to your HEC-RAS model or you can setup a bridge as a cross section in WMS. In either case, when defining a bridge or a culvert, it is recommended that you add 2 cross sections upstream of the bridge or culvert and 2 cross sections downstream in WMS. You can also define a 5th cross section in WMS that represents a bridge itself or culvert itself, and it's a good idea to do this. You can either put this bridge/culvert cross section in WMS as a cross section or just define it in HEC-RAS.
Either add bridges directly to a HEC-RAS model or setup a bridge as a cross section in WMS. In either case, when defining a bridge or a culvert, it is recommended to add twp cross sections upstream of the bridge or culvert and two cross sections downstream in WMS. Also define a fifth cross section in WMS that represents a bridge itself or culvert itself, and it's a good idea to do this. Either put this bridge/culvert cross section in WMS as a cross section or just define it in HEC-RAS.


When creating a cross section in WMS that represents a bridge or a culvert, it does not matter where the cross section is placed as long as it is somewhere between the two upstream and two downstream cross sections defined for the bridge or culvert.  After creating the cross section representing the bridge or culvert, you must select the option in the cross section attributes dialog that makes it a bridge/culvert.
When creating a cross section in WMS that represents a bridge or a culvert, it does not matter where the cross section is placed as long as it is somewhere between the two upstream and two downstream cross sections defined for the bridge or culvert.  After creating the cross section representing the bridge or culvert, select the option in the cross section attributes dialog that makes it a bridge/culvert.


The floodplain delineation will work whether you enter your culverts or bridges in HEC-RAS or as cross sections in WMS, but you must define your 2 upstream and 2 downstream cross sections in WMS for WMS to read the water surface elevations at these locations from HEC-RAS.
The floodplain delineation will work whether entering the culverts or bridges in HEC-RAS or as cross sections in WMS, but it is necessarry to define two upstream and two downstream cross sections in WMS for WMS to read the water surface elevations at these locations from HEC-RAS.


You will have troubles reading the water surface elevations back into WMS if you add a cross section in HEC-RAS that is not in the WMS model.
Trouble reading the water surface elevations back into WMS will occur if having added a cross section in HEC-RAS that is not in the WMS model.


==Related Topics==
==Related Topics==
* [[WMS:Hydraulic Modeling Introduction|1D Hydraulic Modeling]]
* [[WMS:Hydraulic Modeling|1D Hydraulic Modeling]]
* [[WMS:Managing Cross Sections|Managing Cross Sections]]
* [[WMS:Managing Cross Sections|Managing Cross Sections]]
* [[WMS:Extract Cross Sections|Extracting Cross Sections]]
* [[WMS:Extract Cross Sections|Extracting Cross Sections]]
* [[WMS:HEC-RAS|HEC-RAS Overview]]
* [[WMS:HEC-RAS|HEC-RAS Overview]]
* [[WMS:Recompute All Stations|Recompute All Stations]]
* [[WMS:River_Tools#River_Tools_Menu|River Tools]]




[[Category:HEC-RAS|HEC-RAS]]
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[[Category:WMS 1D River|HEC-RAS]]
 




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Latest revision as of 15:23, 27 September 2016

Either add bridges directly to a HEC-RAS model or setup a bridge as a cross section in WMS. In either case, when defining a bridge or a culvert, it is recommended to add twp cross sections upstream of the bridge or culvert and two cross sections downstream in WMS. Also define a fifth cross section in WMS that represents a bridge itself or culvert itself, and it's a good idea to do this. Either put this bridge/culvert cross section in WMS as a cross section or just define it in HEC-RAS.

When creating a cross section in WMS that represents a bridge or a culvert, it does not matter where the cross section is placed as long as it is somewhere between the two upstream and two downstream cross sections defined for the bridge or culvert. After creating the cross section representing the bridge or culvert, select the option in the cross section attributes dialog that makes it a bridge/culvert.

The floodplain delineation will work whether entering the culverts or bridges in HEC-RAS or as cross sections in WMS, but it is necessarry to define two upstream and two downstream cross sections in WMS for WMS to read the water surface elevations at these locations from HEC-RAS.

Trouble reading the water surface elevations back into WMS will occur if having added a cross section in HEC-RAS that is not in the WMS model.

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