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*''Density'' – This is the density of the sediment. This can be reduced to the density of water to create neutrally buoyant particles.
*''Density'' – This is the density of the sediment. This can be reduced to the density of water to create neutrally buoyant particles.
*''Fall Velocity'' – This is the speed of descent of the particles.  The shape of the particle influences this quantity. Entering a value of -1 tells PTM to compute this value.
*''Fall Velocity'' – This is the speed of descent of the particles.  The shape of the particle influences this quantity. Entering a value of -1 tells PTM to compute this value.
*Critical Shear Intiation
*Critical Shear Intiation – Specifies the shear values to initialize motion for this particle.
*Critical Shear Deposition
*Critical Shear Deposition – The threshold for this particle to settle.


==Feature Object Attributes dialog for a Trap Arc==
==Feature Object Attributes dialog for a Trap Arc==

Revision as of 14:35, 25 August 2015

Feature arcs created in a PTM type coverage can be used to create either sources or traps.

Feature Object Attributes dialog for a Source Arc

File:PTM Feature Attribute Arc Source.jpg
Feature Object Attributes dialog for a Source Arc
  • Type
  • Source ID
  • Name
  • Show Coordinates in Spreadesheet
  • Date/Time
  • Parcel MAss – Each parcel represents a specific amount of sediment. Combined with the rate PTM computes the number of parcels being tracked. When a specific quantity of material is being generated by a dredge or other source, this amount allows the tracking of all of that material.
  • Radius – PTM will distribute the parcels generated for this source randomly along the line. The position will also vary around the line within this specified radius.
  • Rate – A specific quantity of sediment will be generated based on this rate. The longer the line, the more sediment is added to the flow field.
  • Median Grain Size – This is the d50 of the sediment being added.
  • Standard Deviation – This phi unit defines how the grain size varies from one parcel to the next.
  • Density – This is the density of the sediment. This can be reduced to the density of water to create neutrally buoyant particles.
  • Fall Velocity – This is the speed of descent of the particles. The shape of the particle influences this quantity. Entering a value of -1 tells PTM to compute this value.
  • Critical Shear Intiation – Specifies the shear values to initialize motion for this particle.
  • Critical Shear Deposition – The threshold for this particle to settle.

Feature Object Attributes dialog for a Trap Arc

File:PTM Feature Attribute Arc Trap.jpg
Feature Object Attributes dialog for a Trap Arc
  • Type
  • Trap ID
  • Name
  • Trap Elevation
  • Bottom
  • Top
  • Trap Options
  • Open Trap (particles can leave trap)
  • Single Trap (Count particles once per simulation)
  • Trap End Point Locations
  • X1
  • X2
  • Y1
  • Y2

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