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The Engineering with Nature tools aid in implementing engineering features into natural environments.
The Engineering with Nature (EWN) tools aid in implementing engineering features into natural environments. The EWN tools can be used as follows:
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Revision as of 18:54, 1 March 2022

The Engineering with Nature (EWN) tools aid in implementing engineering features into natural environments. The EWN tools can be used as follows:

1. Use the Generate Elevation Raster tool.
  1. Right-click on the EWN features coverage and select EWN Tools | Generate Elevation Raster.
  2. In the Generate Raster Elevation dialog, define the source geometry and output file.
2. Use the Generate Roughness Dataset tool.
  1. Right-click on the EWN features coverage and select EWN Tools | Generate Roughness Dataset.
  2. In the Generate Roughness Dataset dialog, define the target geometry, initial values, and feature coverages.
3. Use the Insert EWN Features tool.
  1. Right-click on the EWN features coverage and select EWN Tools | Insert EWN Features.
  2. In the Insert EWN Features dialog, define the target geometry, element area change limit, and feature coverages.
4. Use the Insert ADCIRC Levee tool.
Note that this tool requires an ADCIRC Boundary Condition coverage as well as an EWN Features coverage with polygons given the ADCIRC Levee attribute.
  1. Right-click on the EWN features coverage and select EWN Tools | Insert ADCIRC Levee.
  2. In the Insert ADCIRC Levee dialog, define the source geometry, ADCIRC boundary condition coverage, and element area change limit.