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...and transport. Shoreline movement such as that produced by beach fills and river sediment discharges can also be represented. The main utility of the modeli The [[SMS:GENESIS Graphical Interface|GENESIS Graphical Interface]] contains tools to create and edit an GENESIS simulation. The simulation consists of a geo

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=== General Tools === ;3. General Tools

...ing on the SRH-2D simulation in the Project Explorer, then selecting the ''Tools'' | '''Summary Report''' command. The ''SRH-2D Project Summary Report'' dia *''River'' – Enter the name of the river(s) or other waterway(s) being examined in the project.

...d to view the results at a cross section or along the river profile. These tools can be used with any of the SMS models. ...ng a feature point in any other coverage type. Select the [[SMS:Map Module Tools|'''Create Feature Point''' tool]] from the [[SMS:Dynamic_Tools|Dynamic Tool

...nks''' command, a set of cells should be selected using the cell selection tools. Once the command is selected, the ''Point Sources/Sinks'' dialog appears. ...nks''' command, a set of cells should be selected using the cell selection tools. Recharge and evapotranspiration parameters are applied to vertical columns

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...le to compare 2D Hydrodynamic results with traditional 1D model results at river cross sections. ** Tools for interpolation of elevation data to grids, meshes and scatter sets.

...related to another mesh of the same region. For example using a mesh of a river reach for which analysis has been preformed. If a bridge is to be added to ...e interface consists of the display options, menus, right-click menus, and tools associated with the scatter module.

...contain enough detail to define the cross section of the river) using the tools in the ''Merge'' tab in the cross section editor. Two different cross sec

The [[SMS:CMS-Flow|CMS-Flow]] graphical interface includes tools to assist with creating, editing, and debugging a [[SMS:CMS-Flow|CMS-Flow]] ...id, and a ''CMS-Flow'' menu with model specific commands and visualization tools for setting up a simulation and analyzing the datasets computed by the mode

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...t the culvert's inlet and outlet node by choosing the [[SMS:2D Mesh Module Tools|'''Select Mesh Node''']] [[File:Select Point Tool.svg|16 px]] tool and clic ...y or in the interior of the model) by clicking on the [[SMS:2D Mesh Module Tools#Select Mesh Nodes|'''Select Mesh Node''']] [[File:Select Point Tool.svg|16

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...imensional (2D) hydraulic, sediment, temperature, and vegetation model for river systems ...imensional (2D) hydraulic, sediment, temperature, and vegetation model for river systems under development at the Bureau of Reclamation. It was known as '''

...hree dimensional objects, model verification, and defining one-dimensional river models. By selecting [[SMS:Display Menu#Plot Wizard|''Display'' | '''Plot ...f commands for formatting the data in the plot as well as giving access to tools for exporting the plot data for use in spread sheets or other plotting util