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!style="text-align:left;"|6. Set CMS-Wave simulation parameters. :# Set simulation parameters in the [[SMS:CMS-Wave Model Control|CMS-Wave Model Control]] dia

|name= CMS-Flow |web_site= http://cirpwiki.info/wiki/CMS-Flow

* ADCIRC Simulation (*.grd; *.14) * CGWAVE Simulation (*.cgi)

...xported. The file begins with a keyword that identifies this as a CMS-Wave simulation file, followed by the world origin and orientation of the grid. ...s needed, the line must appear in the SIM file. If a file is missing, the simulation will not perform as expected. If files are not needed, the presence of the

Save points are cell-specific output that is used for CMS-Flow simulations. To create save points do one of the following: ...ta'' and select '''New Coverage'''. Find ''CMS-Flow Save Points'' under ''CMS-FLOW'' and click '''Ok'''. A new save point coverage is created. Click on the

...CMS-Wave'''. The simulation will appear in the Project Explorer under the "Simulation Data" item. ...s own parameters based on what is entered into the ''Model Control''. Each simulation can share the same components or use different components or any combinatio

...iting, and debugging a [[SMS:CMS-Flow|CMS-Flow]] model. The [[SMS:CMS-Flow|CMS-Flow]] interface exists in the [[SMS:Cartesian Grid Module|Cartesian Grid Module ==CMS-Flow Menu==

***** Advanced Simulation ***** Simulation Plots

...interface]] contains tools to create and edit a CMS-Wave simulation. The simulation consists of a geometric definition of the model domain (the grid) and a set ...f a grid has already been created for a CMS-Wave simulation or an existing simulation read, the grid object will exist in the [[SMS:Project Explorer|Project Expl

CMS-Flow creates a number of files during the model run. These are summarized in the ...hot start file to be used as initial conditions or instruct [[SMS:CMS-Flow|CMS-Flow]] to save hot start files for future use.

* Updates to using [[SMS:SRH-2D Simulation|simulations]]. ...ws the user to control what commands are available on the right click of a simulation. Options include all combinations of the following:

:[[SMS:CMS-Flow/CMS-Wave Steering|CMS-Flow/CMS-Wave Steering]] ;5.5.a. CMS-Flow

**[[SMS:ADH Vessel Coverage|Vessel]] – Used to add vessels to the simulation and give them paths to follow. ...– Used to build feature objects and parameters for a BOUSS-2D model simulation.

* Use the SRH-2D interface (limited to one simulation). ===CMS-Flow===

* Use the fort.14 or fort.15 files to import the mesh and create the simulation. For CMS-Flow, use the following files to import the CMS-Flow simulations:

| 201305281500 || // index of first case in the simulation - often a coded date | 201305281800 || // index of next case in the simulation

...ffect how CMS-Flow runs and what options are to be included in the current simulation. The dialog includes nine tabs which partition the parameters into related ...specify general flow model parameters, controlling which model options the simulation will employ. The controls include:

===[[SMS:CMS-Flow|CMS-Flow]] (previously M2D)=== ...efreshed and updated to support for CMS-Flow v3.5. This version uses XMDF simulation files and can be run in explicit or implicit mode.

...s follows: *.sim = TABS or STWAVE or CMS-Wave, *.fpr = FST2DH, *.cmcards = CMS-Flow, *.par = BOUSS2D

* A new simulation based interface for the Coastal Modeling System (CMS-Flow). *SMS includes a new simulation based interface for the Coastal Modeling System (CMS) (see [http://www.erdc