Donald Hendon
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How can I plot graph of cross section data using SMS interface?
Donald Hendon replied to Shahidul Islam's topic in Using SMS
There is an observational tutorial if you need more help. https://www.aquaveo.com/software/sms-learning-tutorials -
How can I plot graph of cross section data using SMS interface?
Donald Hendon replied to Shahidul Islam's topic in Using SMS
Sure there is. Use the observation coverage, draw an arc, go to to display>Plot Wizard, select observation profile, then select the arc and dataset you want to look at. https://xmswiki.com/wiki/SMS:Observation_Coverage -
I am not sure.
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Yes, instructions here: https://www.xmswiki.com/wiki/SMS:Export_Data_Workflow
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Possibly. Though, it depends on what type of simulation you are trying to do.
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As for an answer, You want it to slope down like that, so I don't really see anything wrong with it. Now I wonder why mine isn't working. Hmmm.
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I was under the impression they removed the residual plot. When I look at mine, it shows nothing. What version are you using?
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SRH has a turbulence model built into it to compute the eddy viscosity. You can't change much about it, but what you can change is here: Right-click on simulation, model control, then it is on the flow tab.
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Shows up on mine when I tried to "save as" a map coverage, scatter data, and annotation layer. What layer are you trying to save?
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Sure. Click out the river using the observation coverage. Plot it. You got the elevations and length, so you can determine slope.
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Sorry, hope I didn't mess you up. I forgot they changed it a few releases ago. My apologies.
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Yup. You can actually look at the results while the model is running.
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Definitely worth a try. It would make sense since it is say 500 nodes.
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Do you have any BC lines that have more than 500 nodes? I would start there.
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Great, glad you got it to work!
