This page contains templates that are not longer in use in the SMS Workflows.
GIS Conversion
2. Convert raster to 2D scatter points.
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- This process requires the active GIS data contain point layers.
- Right-click on the raster object and select the Convert to | 2D Scatter Points command.
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4. Convert raster to trimmed raster.
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- Right-click on the GIS object and select the Convert to | Trim Raster command.
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5. Convert raster to flood depths.
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- This process requires a water surface elevation dataset be available in the project.
- Right-click on the raster object and select the Convert to | Flood Depths command.
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SMS GIS with ArcObjects Workflow
3. Add GIS properties.
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- Right-click on the GIS object and select the Join Table to Layer command.
- Use the Select Table to join to dialog to specify table information to add to the GIS object.
- If it appears, use the Join dialog to specify which attribute field in the GIS object will receive the table data.
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4. Manage GIS layer properties.
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- Right-click on the GIS object and select the Properties command.
- Use the Layer Properties dialog to specify layer properties.
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SMS Import Hydrologic Data Workflow
1. Select feature object that requires hydrologic data.
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- One method to create a scatter set is to import existing topographic data. Topographic data is often in a text file.
- Use the File Import Wizard to open the topographic data.
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2. Open the attributes dialog.
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- One method to create a scatter set is to import existing topographic data. Topographic data is often in a text file.
- Use the File Import Wizard to open the topographic data.
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3. Add or import hydrologic data.
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- One method to create a scatter set is to import existing topographic data. Topographic data is often in a text file.
- Use the File Import Wizard to open the topographic data.
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