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SMS proved some tools to quickly generate plots from the solution of a successful SRH-2D model run.
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==Simulation Plots==
[[File:SRH-2D SolutionPlots.png|thumb|450 px|Example of the ''SRH-2D Solution Plots'' dialog]]
[[File:SRH-2D SimulationPlots.png|thumb|450 px|Example of the ''SRH-2D Solution Plots'' dialog for a simulation]]
In the SRH-2D simulation right-click menu, using the ''Tools'' | '''View Simulation Plots''' command brings up the ''SRH-2D Solution Plots'' dialog. This dialog provides a list of solution plots. The list of available plots in on the left side of the dialog. Once a plot is selected from the list, the plot will be shown in the plot window on the right side of the dialog.  
In the SRH-2D simulation right-click menu, using the ''Tools'' | '''View Simulation Plots''' command brings up the ''SRH-2D Solution Plots'' dialog. This dialog provides a list of solution plots that were generated during the model run. The list of available plots in on the left side of the dialog. Once a plot is selected from the list, the plot will be shown in the plot window on the right side of the dialog.  


Available plots include:
Available plots include:
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* ''Monitor Lines'' – Monitor line flux vs time. Will display one plot for each monitor line in the simulation.
* ''Monitor Lines'' – Monitor line flux vs time. Will display one plot for each monitor line in the simulation.


The dialog also allows the user to specify the time range of the plot to be viewed. The possible range will be 0 to the length (time in hours) of the simulation.
Under the plot list, there is the following option:
*''Specify time range'' – allows specifying the time range of the plot to be viewed. The possible range will be 0 to the length (time in hours) of the simulation.
**''Minimum time'' – The beginning time range.
**''Maximum time'' – The ending time range.
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==Monitor and Structure Plots==
[[File:SRH2D SolutionPlots.png|thumb|450 px|Example of the ''SRH-2D Solution Plots'' dialog for an SRH-2D structure]]
SMS can generate a solution plot at a monitoring location or at a structure location. The plot will use the solution datasets generated during the model run. If the coverage was edited after running SRH-2D, rerun SRH-2D with the updated coverage to ensure that hte plot is consistant with the SRH-2D outputs.


When a user selects a plot from the list (in a list widget on the left of the dialog), the selected plot appears in a window on the right side of the dialog.
For a monitoring point or line, in the monitor coverage, select the monitoring point or line then right-click and select the '''Monitor Points Plot''' or '''Monitor Lines Plot''' command to open the ''SRH-2D Solution Plots'' dialog for a monitor location. Note that the monitor coverage must have been included in the simulation model run. Also note that only one point or line can be selected


For an SRH-2D structure, in the boundary conditions coverage, select the structure arcs then right-click and select the '''Structure Output Plots''' command to open the ''SRH-2D Solution Plots'' dialog for  SRH-2D structures. Only one structure arc can be selected to access the structure plots.
The ''SRH-2D Solution Plots'' dialog is similar for both monitor points or lines, and SHR-2D strucutes. The dialog has the following options.
*''Simulations'' – Contains a list of all available simulations where the monitor coverage or boundary conditions coverage was included during the simulation run. Select which of these simulations to include in the plot.
**'''All on''' – Select to include all available simulations in the plot.
**'''All off''' – Select to remove all simulations from the plot.
*''Plots'' – Contains a list of all available solution datasets from the model run. Selected datasets will appear in the plot.
*''Specify time range'' – Turning on the option allows setting the plot to show only a specific range of time.
**''Minimum time'' – Enter the minimum, or starting, time for the plot.
**''Maximum time'' – Enter the maximum, or ending, time for the plot.
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==Related Topics==
* [[SMS:SRH-2D Menu|SRH-2D Menu]]
* [[SMS:SRH-2D Simulation|SRH-2D Simulation]]





Latest revision as of 16:52, 29 April 2021

SMS proved some tools to quickly generate plots from the solution of a successful SRH-2D model run.

Simulation Plots

Example of the SRH-2D Solution Plots dialog for a simulation

In the SRH-2D simulation right-click menu, using the Tools | View Simulation Plots command brings up the SRH-2D Solution Plots dialog. This dialog provides a list of solution plots that were generated during the model run. The list of available plots in on the left side of the dialog. Once a plot is selected from the list, the plot will be shown in the plot window on the right side of the dialog.

Available plots include:

  • Net_Q/INLET_Q – Net Q -vs- time. Percentage of flow entering the simulation that leaves the simulation at a given time:
    • -100% means all the flow that entered the simulation at this time stayed in the simulation
    • 0% means the same amount of flow exited during this time step as entered
    • >0% means more flow left the simulation than entered it.
  • Mass Balance – includes mass loss -vs- time and average mass loss -vs- time
  • Monitor Points WSE – Monitor point water level -vs- time. Will display one plot for each monitor point in the simulation.
  • Monitor Points Z – Monitor point ground level -vs- time. Will display one for each monitor point in the simulation. This plot is not meaningful unless the simulation includes sediment transport.
  • Monitor Lines – Monitor line flux vs time. Will display one plot for each monitor line in the simulation.

Under the plot list, there is the following option:

  • Specify time range – allows specifying the time range of the plot to be viewed. The possible range will be 0 to the length (time in hours) of the simulation.
    • Minimum time – The beginning time range.
    • Maximum time – The ending time range.


Monitor and Structure Plots

Example of the SRH-2D Solution Plots dialog for an SRH-2D structure

SMS can generate a solution plot at a monitoring location or at a structure location. The plot will use the solution datasets generated during the model run. If the coverage was edited after running SRH-2D, rerun SRH-2D with the updated coverage to ensure that hte plot is consistant with the SRH-2D outputs.

For a monitoring point or line, in the monitor coverage, select the monitoring point or line then right-click and select the Monitor Points Plot or Monitor Lines Plot command to open the SRH-2D Solution Plots dialog for a monitor location. Note that the monitor coverage must have been included in the simulation model run. Also note that only one point or line can be selected

For an SRH-2D structure, in the boundary conditions coverage, select the structure arcs then right-click and select the Structure Output Plots command to open the SRH-2D Solution Plots dialog for SRH-2D structures. Only one structure arc can be selected to access the structure plots.

The SRH-2D Solution Plots dialog is similar for both monitor points or lines, and SHR-2D strucutes. The dialog has the following options.

  • Simulations – Contains a list of all available simulations where the monitor coverage or boundary conditions coverage was included during the simulation run. Select which of these simulations to include in the plot.
    • All on – Select to include all available simulations in the plot.
    • All off – Select to remove all simulations from the plot.
  • Plots – Contains a list of all available solution datasets from the model run. Selected datasets will appear in the plot.
  • Specify time range – Turning on the option allows setting the plot to show only a specific range of time.
    • Minimum time – Enter the minimum, or starting, time for the plot.
    • Maximum time – Enter the maximum, or ending, time for the plot.


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