User:Cmadsen
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Clorinda Madsen
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User:Cmadsen/GSSHA_Simulation_Workflow
Snap Outlet Points to Streams Tool
User:Cmadsen/template_creation
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Manage Cross Sections Dialog
The Manage Cross Sections dialog allows editing of existing cross section databases and the creation and editing of new ones.
The dialog contains the following:
- Cross Section Database
- Select cross section database from drop-down menu
- New Database – Allows for creation of new cross section database to be defined.
- Delete Database – Deletes database.
- File type to import
- "CSDB file (*.wms; *.sms; *.h5; *.idx)" – File type to import.
- "HEC-RAS / HEC-2 (*.g*; *.dat)" – File type to import.
- Import... – Brings up Open dialog to find file to import.
- Export... – Brings up Select a database name dialog to save the exported cross section database.
- Database→Cov – Creates a new coverage based on the cross section database selected.
- Cov→LnProps – Extracts line properties from the cross section coverage.
- Database→DTM – Creates a digital terrain model from the cross section geometry
- Topo ID – Opens the CsDB Topo Management dialog. Cross section Topographic Management allows managing cross section topographic IDs and descriptions.
- Line Prop Types – Opens the Line Property Types dialog that allows editing and assigning different data types to the line.
- PT Prop Types – Opens the Point Property Types dialog that allows inclusion or exclusion of any or all of the left bank, right bank, and thalweg of the cross section.
- Cross Section
- Number of Cross Sections – Shows the number of cross sections in the database.
- The table contains the Reach Name, the Station location, and the Assignment (or Cross Section database arc ID).
- New – Create a new cross section.
- Edit – Opens the Cross-Section Attributes dialog where cross section properties may be edited.
- Copy – Copies a selected cross section.
- Delete – Deletes the selected cross section.
- The graph shows the left bank, right bank, and thalweg elevations for a selected cross section in the table.