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Hydraulic structures can be manually drawn in a project or imported if you have a file with the structures and their locations. It is also possible to export the structures. Read below for the steps.
 
 
==Manually add and remove hydraulic structures==
==Manually add and remove hydraulic structures==
{{Editor location|Buildings}}
{{Editor location|Buildings}}


{{Editor steps|title=add a hydraulic structure (example: inlet)|From the ''Buildings'' dropdown select "Add Building".|Name your new building.|Click ''Change Function''.|Select (1) the correct category > (2) the desired function > (3) ''Apply''.|Click ''Draw Area''.|Select (1) one or more grid cells on the map for the desired location of the new building > (2) ''Apply Selection''.|In the Configuration Wizard of the Flooding Overlay at (1) the corresponding step > select (2) the new building > (3) ''Next''.|Finally, test the new hydraulic structure by running the simulation.}}
{{Editor steps|title=add a hydraulic structure (example: inlet)|From the ''Buildings'' dropdown select "Add Building".|Name your new building.|Click ''Change Function''.|Select (1) the correct category > (2) the desired function > (3) click ''Apply''.|Click ''Draw Area''.|Select (1) one or more grid cells on the map for the desired location of the new building > (2) ''Apply Selection''.|In the Configuration Wizard of the Flooding Overlay at (1) the corresponding step > select (2) the new building > (3) ''Next''.|Finally, test the new hydraulic structure by updating the overlay and running the simulation.}}


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File:Name_building.png|2. Name your new building.
File:Name_building.png|2. Name your new building.
File:Function_building.png|3. Click ''Change Function''.
File:Function_building.png|3. Click ''Change Function''.
File:Select_function_inlet.png|4. Select (1) the correct category > (2) the desired function > (3) ''Apply''.
File:Select_function_inlet.png|4. Select (1) the correct category > (2) the desired function > (3) click ''Apply''.
File:Draw_area_inlet.png|5. Click ''Draw Area''.
File:Draw_area_inlet.png|5. Click ''Draw Area''.
File:Apply_selection.png|6. Select (1) one or more grid cells on the map for the desired location of the new building > (2) ''Apply Selection''.
File:Apply_selection.png|6. Select (1) one or more grid cells on the map for the desired location of the new building > (2) ''Apply Selection''.
File:Inlet_config.PNG|7. In the Configuration Wizard of the Flooding Overlay at (1) the corresponding step > select (2) the new building > (3) ''Next''.
File:Inlet_config.PNG|7. In the Configuration Wizard of the Flooding Overlay at (1) the corresponding step > select (2) the new building > (3) ''Next''.
File:Inlet_action.png|8. Finally, test the new hydraulic structure by running the simulation.
File:Inlet_action.png|8. Finally, test the new hydraulic structure by updating the overlay and running the simulation.
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{{Editor steps|title=remove a hydraulic structure (example: inlet)|From the ''Buildings'' dropdown select "Show Buildings".|Select (1) the inlet you whish to remove > (2) ''Remove'' > (3) ''Yes''.}}
{{Editor steps|title=remove a hydraulic structure (example: inlet)|From the ''Buildings'' dropdown select "Show Buildings".|Select (1) the building you whish to remove > (2) ''Remove'' > (3) ''Yes''.}}


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File:Remove_building.png|2. Select (1) the building you wish to remove > (2) ''Remove'' > (3) ''Yes''.
File:Remove_building.png|2. Select (1) the building you wish to remove > (2) ''Remove'' > (3) ''Yes''.
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==Import and export hydraulic structures==
{{Editor location|Buildings}}
{{Editor steps|title=import a hydraulic structure
|After adding a [[Water Overlay]], open the [[Water Overlay Wizard]] from the right panel.
|Click ''Next'' until you are at the step that represents the hydraulic structure you want to import.
|Click the second option to import the structure and start the [[Geo Data Wizard]] by clicking on the blue import button.
|Proceed by following the steps as stated on the [[Geo Data Wizard]] page.
|In the last stap, select the attribute names that represent the [[Overlay key]]s.
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File:Import_weirs.PNG|3. Select the second option and click on ''Import''.
File:Assign_keys.PNG|5. Connect the attributes to the [[Overlay key]]s.
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{{Editor steps|title=export a hydraulic structure|From the ''Buildings'' dropdown select "Export GeoJSON File".|(1) Filter on the building type you wish to export > (2) click ''Export''.|Proceed by going through the subsequent steps.}}
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File:Export_building.png|1. Select ''Export GeoJSON File''.
File:Building_export.PNG|2. (1) Filter on the building type you wish to export > (2) click ''Export''.
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[[Category:How-to's]][[Category:Water]]

Latest revision as of 16:53, 30 January 2024

Hydraulic structures can be manually drawn in a project or imported if you have a file with the structures and their locations. It is also possible to export the structures. Read below for the steps.

Manually add and remove hydraulic structures

Editor → Current Situation (Ribbon tab) → Buildings (Ribbon bar)
How to add a hydraulic structure (example: inlet):
  1. From the Buildings dropdown select "Add Building".
  2. Name your new building.
  3. Click Change Function.
  4. Select (1) the correct category > (2) the desired function > (3) click Apply.
  5. Click Draw Area.
  6. Select (1) one or more grid cells on the map for the desired location of the new building > (2) Apply Selection.
  7. In the Configuration Wizard of the Flooding Overlay at (1) the corresponding step > select (2) the new building > (3) Next.
  8. Finally, test the new hydraulic structure by updating the overlay and running the simulation.

  • 1. Select Add Building.

  • 2. Name your new building.

  • 3. Click Change Function.

  • 4. Select (1) the correct category > (2) the desired function > (3) click Apply.

  • 5. Click Draw Area.

  • 6. Select (1) one or more grid cells on the map for the desired location of the new building > (2) Apply Selection.

  • 7. In the Configuration Wizard of the Flooding Overlay at (1) the corresponding step > select (2) the new building > (3) Next.

  • 8. Finally, test the new hydraulic structure by updating the overlay and running the simulation.

How to remove a hydraulic structure (example: inlet):
  1. From the Buildings dropdown select "Show Buildings".
  2. Select (1) the building you whish to remove > (2) Remove > (3) Yes.

  • 1. Select Show Building.

  • 2. Select (1) the building you wish to remove > (2) Remove > (3) Yes.

Import and export hydraulic structures

Editor → Current Situation (Ribbon tab) → Buildings (Ribbon bar)
How to import a hydraulic structure:
  1. After adding a Water Overlay, open the Water Overlay Wizard from the right panel.
  2. Click Next until you are at the step that represents the hydraulic structure you want to import.
  3. Click the second option to import the structure and start the Geo Data Wizard by clicking on the blue import button.
  4. Proceed by following the steps as stated on the Geo Data Wizard page.
  5. In the last stap, select the attribute names that represent the Overlay keys.

  • 3. Select the second option and click on Import.

  • 5. Connect the attributes to the Overlay keys.

How to export a hydraulic structure:
  1. From the Buildings dropdown select "Export GeoJSON File".
  2. (1) Filter on the building type you wish to export > (2) click Export.
  3. Proceed by going through the subsequent steps.

  • 1. Select Export GeoJSON File.

  • 2. (1) Filter on the building type you wish to export > (2) click Export.

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