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[[Image:Probe manager.png|thumb|600 px|''BOUSS-2D Probe Manager'' dialog]]
[[Image:Probe manager.png|thumb|600 px|''BOUSS-2D Probe Manager'' dialog]]
BOUSS-2D can output the histories of the computed water-surface elevation, velocities, force, and pressure at every grid point and at every time-step. However, due to the number of data points in the domain, this is usually done at intervals of 15-30 min.  
BOUSS-2D can output the histories of the computed water surface elevation, velocities, force, and pressure at every grid point and at every time step. However, due to the number of data points in the domain, this is usually done at intervals of 15-30 min.  


In order to provide a more complete temporal representation of the results of the calculation, the model allows the user to specify probes. At a probe location (x,y,z) the user can specify what data should be saved and at what temporal resolutions. The options include water surface, velocity, force, and pressure.
In order to provide a more complete temporal representation of the results of the calculation, the model allows the user to specify probes. At a probe location (x,y,z) the user can specify what data should be saved and at what temporal resolutions. The options include water surface, velocity, force, and pressure.

Revision as of 15:01, 12 May 2015

BOUSS-2D Probe Manager dialog

BOUSS-2D can output the histories of the computed water surface elevation, velocities, force, and pressure at every grid point and at every time step. However, due to the number of data points in the domain, this is usually done at intervals of 15-30 min.

In order to provide a more complete temporal representation of the results of the calculation, the model allows the user to specify probes. At a probe location (x,y,z) the user can specify what data should be saved and at what temporal resolutions. The options include water surface, velocity, force, and pressure.

BOUSS-2D Probe Manager

The probe manager allows creating, editing, and deleting probes. This dialog is only accessible when a BOUSS-2D grid exists. The properties associated with probes as follows:

  • Create Probes at Selected Cells – this button will add probes to the probe list using any cells that were selected when the Probe Manager was opened.
  • Unload All *.ts1 Solution Data – if any *.ts1 solution data has been loaded for any of the probe properties, the fields with that data will be highlighted. Clicking this button will unload the the solution data, allowing a new solution file to be generated when BOUSS-2D is run again.
  • Asign position by: – these options will determine which coordinate fields to use in positioning the probes.
    • Cell Position (I,J) – activates the i and j fields.
    • (X,Y) Coordinate – activates the x and y fields.
  • Color – clicking on this button will bring up Color dialog. Altenatively, a simple color picker can be accessed by clicking on the arrow to the right.
  • Name – a default name will be entered in this field, but by selecting the field any name can be typed in.
  • x and y coordinates – these fields are only available when the (X,Y) Coordinate option is toggled on under the Assign position by: section. When active, specific coordinates may be entered which will move the probe on the grid.
  • i and j coordinates – these fields are only available when the Cell Position (I,J) option is toggled on under the Assign position by: section. When active, specific coordinates may be entered which will move the probe on the grid.
  • WSE – specified to use available water surface elevation data.
  • Pressure
  • Velocity
  • Force

A probe can be deleted from the Probe Manager list by selecting the probe row number and hitting the Delete key.

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