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*Creating 2D scatter points interactively and assigning them water surface elevations approximated by the Channel Calculator in WMS. | *Creating 2D scatter points interactively and assigning them water surface elevations approximated by the Channel Calculator in WMS. | ||
*Opening a file containing a 2D scatter point set. | *Opening a file containing a 2D scatter point set. | ||
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*Read water surface elevations directly from a solution to a HEC-RAS project file. | *Read water surface elevations directly from a solution to a HEC-RAS project file. | ||
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Revision as of 15:12, 22 September 2014
WMS delineates floodplains by superimposing a set of river stages onto a TIN of ground surface elevations. These river stages can be added to WMS by:
- Creating 2D scatter points interactively and assigning them water surface elevations approximated by the Channel Calculator in WMS.
- Opening a file containing a 2D scatter point set.
ID | X | Y | wse_plan1 | wse_plan2 |
0 | 1213.23 | 388.83 | 6.38 | 8.22 |
1 | 1219.58 | 387.29 | 6.02 | 7.97 |
2 | 1225.81 | 385.47 | 5.86 | 7.82 |
- Read water surface elevations directly from a solution to a HEC-RAS project file.