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...rshed models. This data is termed "Map data" in WMS. Based on its purpose, Map data is grouped together into Coverages. Some of the most common Coverage t [[Category:WMS Map]]

...MS or imported from a GIS using shapefiles. Model parameters are assigned to the feature objects. [[SMS:Quick Tour - Conceptual Models| '''< Previous''']] | [[SMS:Quick Tour - Network Creation| ''' Next >''']

To learn how to calibrate models using SMS, complete the following tutorial exercise in the [http://www.aqua [[Category:SMS Map]]

...f WMS 11.1! This page lists the exciting new features that have been added to WMS 11.1. *Faster shapefile to feature object conversion.

...automatically classify activity. The coverage can use all of the standard Map module [[SMS:Interface Components|interface components]]. ...can be linked to a simulation for use in a model run. SMS allows a project to use multiple Activity Classification coverages.

{{Map links}} ...easier, GMS provides commands to directly convert a map module to certain models.

The ''Refine Point'' dialog is used to set the attributes for a refine point represented by a [[SMS:Feature Object ...s. If two refine points are too close to each other to allow the cell size to transition, one will be ignored when generating the grid

Land use layers can be imported and used to map curve numbers, runoff coefficients, or other important hydrologic modeling [[WMS:Quick Tour - Creating Watershed Models Directly| '''< Previous''']] | [[WMS:Quick Tour - Soil| ''' Next >''']]

...information on 1D Hyd Centerline and 1D Hyd Cross Section coverages in the Map module. # A shapefile can be used to map roughness values to line properties on the cross sections.

...ydrologic models to be built directly from three different features of the map module: polygons representing basin boundaries, arcs representing a stream ...ed in appropriate dialogs prior to running one of the supported hydrologic models).

...at any given time. When switching modules, the menus and the tools unique to the active module are displayed. ...ncludes tools for editing model parameters for Cartesian Finite Difference models.

When a module supports several models such as the Map module or the Hydrologic Modeling module then WMS will only display the men *The models available in the [[WMS:Map Module|Map module]] are:

There are two main methods for building models in SMS, the direct approach and the conceptual modeling approach. ...plexity of the project grows, this approach is only suited for very simple models.

|tutorials= [[GMS:Tutorials#Models|SEAWAT Tutorials]] ...oncentrations at sources/sinks are [[GMS:Cell Properties|assigned directly to the cells]]. Any SEAWAT [[GMS:SEAWAT Global Options Dialog|MODFLOW AUX var

The following command line arguments are available for WMS. Be sure to include the quotes around the path if it includes spaces: *:Specifies an ArcView/WMS Super file to open by WMS at startup.

...ModuleExample.png|thumb|250 px|Examples of arcs drawn over DEM data in the Map module]] ...be used to define drainage boundaries, and another coverage could be used to define [[WMS:Land Use Coverage|land use]] and [[WMS:Soil Type Coverage|soil

The ''Feature Objects'' menu becomes available when the conceptual model, or Map model, is active. The menu has the following commands: ; Vertices&harr;Nodes : Switches selected vertices to nodes and vice versa.

Points in a FEMWATER coverage are used to define injection and extraction wells. The point attributes are edited via ...d in the ''Coverage Setup Dialog''. The type for each point is defaulted to "NONE" in the ''Type'' column pull-down list.

...become corrupted, contact Aquaveo technical support (support@aquaveo.com) to report the issue. ...saved out as part of a new project file. Below is a list of the file types to reassemble: