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The command brings up the "SRH-2D Solution Plots" dialog. which allows the user to select from a list of solution plots which include: | The command brings up the "SRH-2D Solution Plots" dialog. which allows the user to select from a list of solution plots which include: | ||
* Monitor point water level -vs- time (1 for each monitor point in the simulation ) | |||
* Monitor point ground level -vs- time (1 for each monitor point in the simulation - not meaningful unless the simulation includes sediment transport) | |||
* Monitor line flux vs time (1 for each monitor line in the simulation) | |||
* Net Q -vs- time (percentage of flow entering the simulation that leaves the simulation at a given time) | |||
** -100% means all the flow that entered the simulation at this time stayed in the simulation | |||
** 0% means the same amount of flow exited during this time step as entered | |||
** >0% means more flow left the simulation than entered it. | |||
* Mass loss -vs- time | |||
* Average Mass loss -vs- time | |||
The dialog also allows the user to specify the time range of the plot to be viewed. The possible range will be 0 to the length (time in hours) of the simutaion. | The dialog also allows the user to specify the time range of the plot to be viewed. The possible range will be 0 to the length (time in hours) of the simutaion. | ||
Revision as of 22:25, 22 July 2020
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This contains information about functionality available starting at SMS version 13.2. The content may not apply to other versions. |
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The command brings up the "SRH-2D Solution Plots" dialog. which allows the user to select from a list of solution plots which include:
- Monitor point water level -vs- time (1 for each monitor point in the simulation )
- Monitor point ground level -vs- time (1 for each monitor point in the simulation - not meaningful unless the simulation includes sediment transport)
- Monitor line flux vs time (1 for each monitor line in the simulation)
- Net Q -vs- time (percentage of flow entering the simulation that leaves the simulation at a given time)
- -100% means all the flow that entered the simulation at this time stayed in the simulation
- 0% means the same amount of flow exited during this time step as entered
- >0% means more flow left the simulation than entered it.
- Mass loss -vs- time
- Average Mass loss -vs- time
The dialog also allows the user to specify the time range of the plot to be viewed. The possible range will be 0 to the length (time in hours) of the simutaion.
When a user selects a plot from the list (in a list widget on the left of the dialot), the selected plot appears in a window on the right side of the dialog.
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