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SMS can import many files generated by other software in their native format. The files th ...izard|''File Import Wizard'']]. Refer to the [[SMS:File_Import_Wizard|File Import Wizard]] article for more information.

!style="text-align:left;"|1. Import cross section database. ...ging Cross Sections|''CsDb Management'']] dialog to import a cross section database.

...here the '''Open''' command was used to open WMS native file types and the Import command was used to open non-native files, in version 7.0 all files are ope While any file can be opened from any module, the extensions listed tend to relate primarily to the active mo

# Import bathymetry data. # Extracting cross sections from the TIN and establish the 1D Model.

#Cross section databases can now be created from a text file. #A centerline coverage can be created from annotated cross sections.

!style="text-align:left;"|1. Import or create a centerline. :Either import a centerline arc or create a new centerline.

...HGW MODFLOW Analyst Import - Import MODFLOW Tables.png|350px|thumb|right|''Import MODFLOW Tables'' dialog]] ...port MODFLOW Tables" under the "[[File:ArcGIS Toolset icon 10_5.png|14px]] Import" toolset under the "[[File:ArcGIS Toolset icon 10_5.png|14px]] MODFLOW Anal

One common method for creating feature objects is to import a shapefile. The concept of a shapefile was established by [http://www.es ...are opened through ''File'' | '''Open'''. Only map data can be saved out from SMS as a shapefile.

#Cross section databases can be created from a text file. #A centerline coverage can be created from annotated cross sections.

One of the most common methods for creating feature objects is to import a shapefile. The concept of a shapefile was established by Environmental Sy ...connectivity of the points, lines, polygons). The *.dbf file is a standard database file and stores the attributes of the feature objects. Finally, there will

ARC/INFO® or ArcView® shape files provide an easy method to import GIS data into SMS. Unfortunately the shape file format is extremely redun With the addition of the GIS module there are now two different ways to import shapefile data.

===File Import Wizard Supported File Formats=== See [[SMS:File Import Wizard]]

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!style="text-align:left;"|2. Import data. {{SMS Import Data Workflow}}

*[[GMS:FEFLOW|FEFLOW]] import/export **Wider database fields allowed when exporting shapefiles

...as post-processing capabilities. SMS reads and writes the HEC-GeoRAS GIS import format. ...g. This dialog is accessed by selecting ''HEC-RAS'' | '''Model Control''' from the menu.

...eg position (from the centerline arc) and the left and right bank points (from the bank arcs). ...lly when cutting the cross sections, or can be assigned manually (imported from a file or entered directly) using the cross section editor.

...as post-processing capabilities. WMS reads and writes the HEC-GeoRAS GIS import format. The HEC-RAS model is included with all [http://www.aquaveo.com/soft ...g. This dialog is accessed by selecting ''HEC-RAS'' | '''Model Control''' from the menu.

...ub-basin. These functions can be accessed by choosing '''Map Attributes''' from the ''MODRAT'' menu; the following dialog controls the mapping procedure: Three parameters may be mapped from this dialog:

GMS has the capability to import and export shapefiles. ...in the following table. When the shapefile (*.shp) is imported to GMS, the database file (*.dbf) and (*.prj) files are automatically imported at the same time.