Demo Rainfall Project - Revision history

Frank@tygron.nl at 15:30, 23 February 2023

2023-02-23T15:30:28Z

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	==Actions==		==Actions==
	[[File:Editor ribbon bar testrun active.jpg\|left]]		[[File:Editor ribbon bar testrun active.jpg\|left]]
	After inspecting the consequences of the defined rainfall, it is possible to explore potential remedies. Note that when any of the actions described here are taken, a [[~~testrun~~]] will start. This means the editing tools will be temporarily disabled. When you are done experimenting with actions, you can stop the ~~testrun~~ by clicking the stop button in the ribbon. This will revert the session back to its base state, without the effects of the applied action(s).{{clear}}		After inspecting the consequences of the defined rainfall, it is possible to explore potential remedies. Note that when any of the actions described here are taken, a [[Test Run]] will start. This means the editing tools will be temporarily disabled. When you are done experimenting with actions, you can stop the Test Run by clicking the stop button in the ribbon. This will revert the session back to its base state, without the effects of the applied action(s).{{clear}}

	===Weir adjustments===		===Weir adjustments===

Frank@tygron.nl at 09:32, 21 February 2023

2023-02-21T09:32:16Z

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	[[File:demo_water_action.jpg\|left]]		[[File:demo_water_action.jpg\|left]]
	[[File:demo_water_park.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Placing a water storing park instead of natural grassland helps alleviate the water issues. Left: before placing the park. Right: after placing the park.]]		[[File:demo_water_park.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Placing a water storing park instead of natural grassland helps alleviate the water issues. Left: before placing the park. Right: after placing the park.]]
	Switch to the "Future design" tab, and then in the [[Viewer ]]interface the [[~~action menu~~]] will appear. Open the menu with "Water Storage" options, and select the "City park with water storage" action. Now draw a selection in the city, in locations which experience excessive water retention. When you have made the selection, select "Confirm". This will add a new park with water storage facilities to that location in the 3D Visualization.		Switch to the "Future design" tab, and then in the [[Viewer ]]interface the [[Action Menu]] will appear. Open the menu with "Water Storage" options, and select the "City park with water storage" action. Now draw a selection in the city, in locations which experience excessive water retention. When you have made the selection, select "Confirm". This will add a new park with water storage facilities to that location in the 3D Visualization.

	After making the change, the rainfall overlay will be recalculated, and the new results will indicate how water would act with the new water storage facilities. To compare the original results and the new results, select the rainfall overlay, and activate its "difference" mode by selecting "Show difference". The overlay will now show where the resulting amounts of water have changed due to your action.		After making the change, the rainfall overlay will be recalculated, and the new results will indicate how water would act with the new water storage facilities. To compare the original results and the new results, select the rainfall overlay, and activate its "difference" mode by selecting "Show difference". The overlay will now show where the resulting amounts of water have changed due to your action.

Frank@tygron.nl at 15:02, 20 February 2023

2023-02-20T15:02:11Z

Frank@tygron.nl at 14:59, 20 February 2023

2023-02-20T14:59:04Z

Frank@tygron.nl at 13:43, 27 October 2022

2022-10-27T13:43:31Z

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	Switch to the "Future design" tab, and then in the 3D interface the [[User Interface#Action menu\|action menu]] will appear. Open the menu with "Water Storage" options, and select the "City park with water storage" action. Now draw a selection in the city, in locations which experience excessive water retention. When you have made the selection, select "Confirm". This will add a new park with water storage facilities to that location in the 3D world.		Switch to the "Future design" tab, and then in the 3D interface the [[User Interface#Action menu\|action menu]] will appear. Open the menu with "Water Storage" options, and select the "City park with water storage" action. Now draw a selection in the city, in locations which experience excessive water retention. When you have made the selection, select "Confirm". This will add a new park with water storage facilities to that location in the 3D world.

	After making the change, the rainfall overlay will be recalculated, and the new results will indicate how water would act with the new water storage facilities. To compare the original results and the new results, select the rainfall overlay, and activate its "difference" mode by selecting "Show difference". The overlay will now show where the resulting amounts of water have changed due to your action.{{~~clear~~}}		After making the change, the rainfall overlay will be recalculated, and the new results will indicate how water would act with the new water storage facilities. To compare the original results and the new results, select the rainfall overlay, and activate its "difference" mode by selecting "Show difference". The overlay will now show where the resulting amounts of water have changed due to your action.
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			* [[List of Demo Projects]]
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	{{demo nav\|Rainfall}}		{{demo nav\|Rainfall}}

Rudolf@tygron.nl at 07:02, 28 May 2021

2021-05-28T07:02:50Z

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	{{demo project summary		{{demo project summary
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	After making the change, the rainfall overlay will be recalculated, and the new results will indicate how water would act with the new water storage facilities. To compare the original results and the new results, select the rainfall overlay, and activate its "difference" mode by selecting "Show difference". The overlay will now show where the resulting amounts of water have changed due to your action.{{clear}}		After making the change, the rainfall overlay will be recalculated, and the new results will indicate how water would act with the new water storage facilities. To compare the original results and the new results, select the rainfall overlay, and activate its "difference" mode by selecting "Show difference". The overlay will now show where the resulting amounts of water have changed due to your action.{{clear}}

	{\|~~class="wikitable" style="margin: auto; background-color:#ffffcc;"~~		{{demo nav\|Rainfall}}
	~~\| [[How to work with the Demo~~ Rainfall ~~Project\|Next page>>]]~~
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Reijn@tygron.com: /* Exploring the project */

2021-02-16T10:22:12Z

Exploring the project

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	To begin exploring the project, take the following steps:		To begin exploring the project, take the following steps:
	# Click anywhere in the 3D world, and use the arrow keys on your keyboard to move around in the world. You can also drag the camera around by right-clicking (and holding the right mouse button down) in the 3D world and dragging the world around. Use the scroll wheel to zoom in- and out.		# Click anywhere in the 3D world, and use the arrow keys on your keyboard to move around in the world. You can also drag the camera around by right-clicking (and holding the right mouse button down) in the 3D world and dragging the world around. Use the scroll wheel to zoom in- and out.
	# On the left-hand side of the 3D world you can see the [[overlays menu]]. Hover over the various icons to see a tooltip with their name. Find the overlay named "Rainfall", and click on it. This will show the overlay in the 3D world. This overlay shows the amount of water in the world during the rainfall simulation.		# Click on the [[Overlay]] button on the top bar. On the left-hand side of the 3D world you can see the [[overlays menu]]. Hover over the various icons to see a tooltip with their name. Find the overlay named "Rainfall", and click on it. This will show the overlay in the 3D world. This overlay shows the amount of water in the world during the rainfall simulation.
	# At the bottom of the interface a legend will now appear, with on the left-hand side of the legend a few buttons to "play" the overlay. Click on the "play" button, and you will see how the state of the water changes over time.		# At the bottom of the interface a legend will now appear, with on the left-hand side of the legend a few buttons to "play" the overlay. Click on the "play" button, and you will see how the state of the water changes over time.
	# Hover over the icon for the overlay again, and notice that more options appear for overlays related to rainfall. These are the child overlays, which can display more types of results from the rainfall simulation.		# Hover over the icon for the overlay again, and notice that more options appear for overlays related to rainfall. These are the child overlays, which can display more types of results from the rainfall simulation.

Reijn@tygron.com: /* Exploring the project */

2021-02-16T10:19:57Z

Exploring the project

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	To begin exploring the project, take the following steps:		To begin exploring the project, take the following steps:
	# Click anywhere in the 3D world, and use the arrow keys on your keyboard to move around in the world. You can also drag the camera around by right-clicking (and holding the right mouse button down) in the 3D world and dragging the world around. Use the scroll wheel to zoom in- and out.		# Click anywhere in the 3D world, and use the arrow keys on your keyboard to move around in the world. You can also drag the camera around by right-clicking (and holding the right mouse button down) in the 3D world and dragging the world around. Use the scroll wheel to zoom in- and out.
	# On the ~~right~~-hand side of the 3D world you can see the [[overlays menu]]. Hover over the various icons to see a tooltip with their name. Find the overlay named "Rainfall", and click on it. This will show the overlay in the 3D world. This overlay shows the amount of water in the world during the rainfall simulation.		# On the left-hand side of the 3D world you can see the [[overlays menu]]. Hover over the various icons to see a tooltip with their name. Find the overlay named "Rainfall", and click on it. This will show the overlay in the 3D world. This overlay shows the amount of water in the world during the rainfall simulation.
	# At the bottom of the interface a legend will now appear, with on the left-hand side of the legend a few buttons to "play" the overlay. Click on the "play" button, and you will see how the state of the water changes over time.		# At the bottom of the interface a legend will now appear, with on the left-hand side of the legend a few buttons to "play" the overlay. Click on the "play" button, and you will see how the state of the water changes over time.
	# Hover over the icon for the overlay again, and notice that more options appear for overlays related to rainfall. These are the child overlays, which can display more types of results from the rainfall simulation.		# Hover over the icon for the overlay again, and notice that more options appear for overlays related to rainfall. These are the child overlays, which can display more types of results from the rainfall simulation.

Bobby@tygron.nl: /* Weir adjustments */

2020-04-10T08:06:35Z

Weir adjustments

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	===Weir adjustments===		===Weir adjustments===
	[[File:demo_water_autoweirs.jpg\|left]]		[[File:demo_water_autoweirs.jpg\|left]]
	[[File:demo_water_weircontrol.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|The automatically generated control panels for weirs allow you to change their configuration and see the results.]]Switch to the "Future design" tab. Select any of the blue weir icons in the 3D world to open a panel which allows you to control them. Specifically, the height of the weir can be changed. Change the weir height to 1 meter lower (e.g., change 3.2 into 2.2, or -1.6 into -2.6), and select "~~send~~".		[[File:demo_water_weircontrol.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|The automatically generated control panels for weirs allow you to change their configuration and see the results.]]Switch to the "Future design" tab. Select any of the blue weir icons in the 3D world to open a panel which allows you to control them. Specifically, the height of the weir can be changed. Change the weir height to 1 meter lower (e.g., change 3.2 into 2.2, or -1.6 into -2.6), and select "Submit".

	After making the change, the rainfall overlay will be recalculated, and the new results will indicate how water would act with the weir set to its new height. To compare the original results and the new results, select the rainfall overlay, and activate its "difference" mode by selecting "Show difference". The overlay will now show where the resulting amounts of water have changed due to your action.		After making the change, the rainfall overlay will be recalculated, and the new results will indicate how water would act with the weir set to its new height. To compare the original results and the new results, select the rainfall overlay, and activate its "difference" mode by selecting "Show difference". The overlay will now show where the resulting amounts of water have changed due to your action.

Bobby@tygron.nl: /* Uncalculated area */

2020-04-10T08:05:24Z

Uncalculated area

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	===Uncalculated area===		===Uncalculated area===
	[[File:demo_water_no.jpg\|left]]		[[File:demo_water_no.jpg\|left]]
	The cross popup indicates the section of the map where no calculations are performed. The dataset used to create this project does not perfectly fit the square shape of the project area, meaning there are parts which are not covered by data to properly initialize water or model all possible ~~routed~~ for water to flow through. The project has been configured to only perform calculations in the areas for which data exists.{{clear}}		The cross popup indicates the section of the map where no calculations are performed. The dataset used to create this project does not perfectly fit the square shape of the project area, meaning there are parts which are not covered by data to properly initialize water or model all possible routes for water to flow through. The project has been configured to only perform calculations in the areas for which data exists.{{clear}}

	==Actions==		==Actions==

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	==Exploring the project==		==Exploring the project==
	To begin exploring the project, take the following steps:		To begin exploring the project, take the following steps:
	# Click anywhere in the [[3D Visualization]], and use the arrow keys on your keyboard to move around in the ~~world~~. You can also drag the camera around by right-clicking (and holding the right mouse button down) in the [[3D Visualization]] and dragging the ~~world~~ around. Use the scroll wheel to zoom in- and out.		# Click anywhere in the [[3D Visualization]], and use the arrow keys on your keyboard to move around in the [[project area]]. You can also drag the camera around by right-clicking (and holding the right mouse button down) in the [[3D Visualization]] and dragging the [[camera]] around. Use the scroll wheel to zoom in- and out.
	# Click on the [[Overlay]] button on the top bar. On the left-hand side of the [[viewer ]]interface you can see the [[navigation panel]] with [[overlay]] icons. Hover over the various icons to see a tooltip with their name. Find the overlay named "Rainfall", and click on it. This will show the overlay in the [[3D Visualization]]. This overlay shows the amount of water in the ~~world~~ during the rainfall simulation.		# Click on the [[Overlay]] button on the top bar. On the left-hand side of the [[viewer ]]interface you can see the [[navigation panel]] with [[overlay]] icons. Hover over the various icons to see a tooltip with their name. Find the overlay named "Rainfall", and click on it. This will show the overlay in the [[3D Visualization]]. This overlay shows the amount of water in the [[project area]] during the rainfall simulation.
	# At the bottom of the interface a legend will now appear, with on the left-hand side of the legend a few buttons to "play" the overlay. Click on the "play" button, and you will see how the state of the water changes over time.		# At the bottom of the interface a legend will now appear, with on the left-hand side of the legend a few buttons to "play" the overlay. Click on the "play" button, and you will see how the state of the water changes over time.
	# Hover over the icon for the overlay again, and notice that more options appear for overlays related to rainfall. These are the child overlays, which can display more types of results from the rainfall simulation.		# Hover over the icon for the overlay again, and notice that more options appear for overlays related to rainfall. These are the child overlays, which can display more types of results from the rainfall simulation.
	# Finally, notice a number of icons floating in the ~~world~~. The orange icons are of particular note; these denote points-of-interest which you can take a closer look at. You can click on any to open a panel with more information.		# Finally, notice a number of icons floating in the [[3D Visualization]]. The orange icons are of particular note; these denote points-of-interest which you can take a closer look at. You can click on any to open a panel with more information.

	==Points of interest==		==Points of interest==
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	[[File:demo_water_action.jpg\|left]]		[[File:demo_water_action.jpg\|left]]
	[[File:demo_water_park.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Placing a water storing park instead of natural grassland helps alleviate the water issues. Left: before placing the park. Right: after placing the park.]]		[[File:demo_water_park.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Placing a water storing park instead of natural grassland helps alleviate the water issues. Left: before placing the park. Right: after placing the park.]]
	Switch to the "Future design" tab, and then in the 3D interface the [[~~User Interface#Action menu\|~~action menu]] will appear. Open the menu with "Water Storage" options, and select the "City park with water storage" action. Now draw a selection in the city, in locations which experience excessive water retention. When you have made the selection, select "Confirm". This will add a new park with water storage facilities to that location in the 3D Visualization.		Switch to the "Future design" tab, and then in the [[Viewer ]]interface the [[action menu]] will appear. Open the menu with "Water Storage" options, and select the "City park with water storage" action. Now draw a selection in the city, in locations which experience excessive water retention. When you have made the selection, select "Confirm". This will add a new park with water storage facilities to that location in the 3D Visualization.

	After making the change, the rainfall overlay will be recalculated, and the new results will indicate how water would act with the new water storage facilities. To compare the original results and the new results, select the rainfall overlay, and activate its "difference" mode by selecting "Show difference". The overlay will now show where the resulting amounts of water have changed due to your action.		After making the change, the rainfall overlay will be recalculated, and the new results will indicate how water would act with the new water storage facilities. To compare the original results and the new results, select the rainfall overlay, and activate its "difference" mode by selecting "Show difference". The overlay will now show where the resulting amounts of water have changed due to your action.

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	==Exploring the project==		==Exploring the project==
	To begin exploring the project, take the following steps:		To begin exploring the project, take the following steps:
	# Click anywhere in the 3D ~~world~~, and use the arrow keys on your keyboard to move around in the world. You can also drag the camera around by right-clicking (and holding the right mouse button down) in the 3D ~~world~~ and dragging the world around. Use the scroll wheel to zoom in- and out.		# Click anywhere in the [[3D Visualization]], and use the arrow keys on your keyboard to move around in the world. You can also drag the camera around by right-clicking (and holding the right mouse button down) in the [[3D Visualization]] and dragging the world around. Use the scroll wheel to zoom in- and out.
	# Click on the [[Overlay]] button on the top bar. On the left-hand side of the ~~3D world~~ you can see the [[~~overlays menu~~]]. Hover over the various icons to see a tooltip with their name. Find the overlay named "Rainfall", and click on it. This will show the overlay in the 3D ~~world~~. This overlay shows the amount of water in the world during the rainfall simulation.		# Click on the [[Overlay]] button on the top bar. On the left-hand side of the [[viewer ]]interface you can see the [[navigation panel]] with [[overlay]] icons. Hover over the various icons to see a tooltip with their name. Find the overlay named "Rainfall", and click on it. This will show the overlay in the [[3D Visualization]]. This overlay shows the amount of water in the world during the rainfall simulation.
	# At the bottom of the interface a legend will now appear, with on the left-hand side of the legend a few buttons to "play" the overlay. Click on the "play" button, and you will see how the state of the water changes over time.		# At the bottom of the interface a legend will now appear, with on the left-hand side of the legend a few buttons to "play" the overlay. Click on the "play" button, and you will see how the state of the water changes over time.
	# Hover over the icon for the overlay again, and notice that more options appear for overlays related to rainfall. These are the child overlays, which can display more types of results from the rainfall simulation.		# Hover over the icon for the overlay again, and notice that more options appear for overlays related to rainfall. These are the child overlays, which can display more types of results from the rainfall simulation.
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	The culvert allows water to flow through whenever water exceeds its bottom height. Flowthrough is effectively only limited by its diameter. Flowthrough is calculated by the [[Culvert formula (Water Overlay)\|culvert formula]]. To see how a culvert is configured, navigate to the following location in the editor: {{editor location\|overlay wizard\|Rainfall}}		The culvert allows water to flow through whenever water exceeds its bottom height. Flowthrough is effectively only limited by its diameter. Flowthrough is calculated by the [[Culvert formula (Water Overlay)\|culvert formula]]. To see how a culvert is configured, navigate to the following location in the editor: {{editor location\|overlay wizard\|Rainfall}}

	In the wizard, click on "Next" until you reach the step on "Culverts". There, select any culvert to inspect its attributes. Additionally, you can select "Show in Editor" to have the ~~3D world~~ zoom to its location. You can do this for any culvert you are interested in.		In the wizard, click on "Next" until you reach the step on "Culverts". There, select any culvert to inspect its attributes. Additionally, you can select "Show in Editor" to have the [[camera]] zoom to its location. You can do this for any culvert you are interested in.

	The weir allows water to flow over it whenever water exceeds its top height. The amount of water that can flow over it is effectively limitless, but dictated by the [[Weir formula (Water Overlay)\|weir formula]]. To see how a weir is configured, navigate to the following location in the editor: {{editor location\|overlay wizard\|Rainfall}}		The weir allows water to flow over it whenever water exceeds its top height. The amount of water that can flow over it is effectively limitless, but dictated by the [[Weir formula (Water Overlay)\|weir formula]]. To see how a weir is configured, navigate to the following location in the editor: {{editor location\|overlay wizard\|Rainfall}}

	In the wizard, click on "Next" until you reach the step on "Weirs". There, select any weir to inspect its attributes. Additionally, you can select "Show in Editor" to have the ~~3D world~~ zoom to its location. You can do this for any weir you are interested in.		In the wizard, click on "Next" until you reach the step on "Weirs". There, select any weir to inspect its attributes. Additionally, you can select "Show in Editor" to have the [[camera]] zoom to its location. You can do this for any weir you are interested in.
	{{clear}}		{{clear}}

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	===Weir adjustments===		===Weir adjustments===
	[[File:demo_water_autoweirs.jpg\|left]]		[[File:demo_water_autoweirs.jpg\|left]]
	[[File:demo_water_weircontrol.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|The automatically generated control panels for weirs allow you to change their configuration and see the results.]]Switch to the "Future design" tab. Select any of the blue weir icons in the 3D ~~world~~ to open a panel which allows you to control them. Specifically, the height of the weir can be changed. Change the weir height to 1 meter lower (e.g., change 3.2 into 2.2, or -1.6 into -2.6), and select "Submit".		[[File:demo_water_weircontrol.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|The automatically generated control panels for weirs allow you to change their configuration and see the results.]]Switch to the "Future design" tab. Select any of the blue weir icons in the 3D Visualization to open a panel which allows you to control them. Specifically, the height of the weir can be changed. Change the weir height to 1 meter lower (e.g., change 3.2 into 2.2, or -1.6 into -2.6), and select "Submit".

	After making the change, the rainfall overlay will be recalculated, and the new results will indicate how water would act with the weir set to its new height. To compare the original results and the new results, select the rainfall overlay, and activate its "difference" mode by selecting "Show difference". The overlay will now show where the resulting amounts of water have changed due to your action.		After making the change, the rainfall overlay will be recalculated, and the new results will indicate how water would act with the weir set to its new height. To compare the original results and the new results, select the rainfall overlay, and activate its "difference" mode by selecting "Show difference". The overlay will now show where the resulting amounts of water have changed due to your action.
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	[[File:demo_water_action.jpg\|left]]		[[File:demo_water_action.jpg\|left]]
	[[File:demo_water_park.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Placing a water storing park instead of natural grassland helps alleviate the water issues. Left: before placing the park. Right: after placing the park.]]		[[File:demo_water_park.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Placing a water storing park instead of natural grassland helps alleviate the water issues. Left: before placing the park. Right: after placing the park.]]
	Switch to the "Future design" tab, and then in the 3D interface the [[User Interface#Action menu\|action menu]] will appear. Open the menu with "Water Storage" options, and select the "City park with water storage" action. Now draw a selection in the city, in locations which experience excessive water retention. When you have made the selection, select "Confirm". This will add a new park with water storage facilities to that location in the 3D ~~world~~.		Switch to the "Future design" tab, and then in the 3D interface the [[User Interface#Action menu\|action menu]] will appear. Open the menu with "Water Storage" options, and select the "City park with water storage" action. Now draw a selection in the city, in locations which experience excessive water retention. When you have made the selection, select "Confirm". This will add a new park with water storage facilities to that location in the 3D Visualization.

	After making the change, the rainfall overlay will be recalculated, and the new results will indicate how water would act with the new water storage facilities. To compare the original results and the new results, select the rainfall overlay, and activate its "difference" mode by selecting "Show difference". The overlay will now show where the resulting amounts of water have changed due to your action.		After making the change, the rainfall overlay will be recalculated, and the new results will indicate how water would act with the new water storage facilities. To compare the original results and the new results, select the rainfall overlay, and activate its "difference" mode by selecting "Show difference". The overlay will now show where the resulting amounts of water have changed due to your action.