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Once curves have been established on the transects, you can view the transects profile plot. This is done by: | Once curves have been established on the transects, you can view the transects profile plot. This is done by: | ||
*Right-clicking on ''Simulation'', then selecting '''View transects profile'''. | *Right-clicking on ''Simulation'', then selecting '''View transects profile'''. | ||
[[Image:CSHORE Transects.jpg|thumb|none|left|500 px|CSHORE ''Sim Transects'' profile dialog]] | |||
===Model Parameters=== | ===Model Parameters=== |
Revision as of 17:14, 15 May 2013
CSHORE is a transect morphology model which computes sediment transport along a specified profile/transect for a set of storm conditions.
Creating a Simulation with Transect Coverages
Create a new CSHORE Simulation by:
- Right-click in a blank section of the project explorer.
- Then select New Simulation→CSHORE.
- This brings up the coverage dialog. Select and name coverages you wish to be created (keep the transect coverage selected). Press OK.
- This creates a simulation along with a transect coverage (roughness coverage would also be created if the option was on).
Working with Transects
- In the transect coverage, select the Feature arc tool.
- Then click out an arc (this creates the transect).
- Then select the Select Feature arc tool. Double-clicking on the arc will display the attributes in a dialog.
- The attributes dialog contains an elevation curve and also a permeable structure curve if turned on.
- If the transect arc was created over a scatter set, the curves can automatically be created by right-clicking on the transect coverage, then selecting Extract Elevations. Then select the curve to extract to elevations or permeable structure.
Working with Roughness
The roughness coverage allows you to create different roughness zones defined within polygon boundaries.
- In the roughness coverage, select the Feature arc tool.
- Click out multiple arcs that form a closed region.
- Then select Feature Objects|Build Polygons from the menu.
- Switch to the Select Polygon tool.
- Double-clicking on the created polygon will bring up the Friction Factor dialog allowing the roughness to be specified.
Viewing Transects Profile Plot
Once curves have been established on the transects, you can view the transects profile plot. This is done by:
- Right-clicking on Simulation, then selecting View transects profile.
Model Parameters
The model parameters can be viewed by:
- Right-clicking on Simulation, then selecting Model Control.
Running the Model
Running the model is accomplished by:
- Right-clicking on Simulation, then selecting Save, Export and Launch CSHORE.
- This writes out the necessary input files for CSHORE in a folder called CSHORE in the same directory as the project.
- The model will run, creating text file output of the CSHORE results.
- Upon exiting the model wrapper dialog, the CSHORE results will be converted into a different format for SMS.
Solution View
To view the Solution View:
- Click on the Plot Wizard located on the bottom toolbar.
- Select CSHORE Solution View.
- Click Next.
- In the dialog there is a mode for Profile and Time series that can be chosen from the combo box on the top left side of the dialog. Time series may not be chosen if wave overtopping and/or moveable bottom are turned off for all of the simulations.
- In Profile mode, the user may select multiple simulations and datasets, along with a single transect and timestep.
- In Time series mode, the user may select multiple simulations, datasets, and transects.
- After the options are chosen, the user can hit "Update" in order to see a plot of the data on the right side of the dialog.
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