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...pes used by [[GMS:GMS|GMS]], [[SMS:SMS|SMS]], [[WMS:WMS|WMS]] and the many modules used by them. This page lists pages containing information on those file ty ==SMS==

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Two types of 3D grids are supported in SMS: cell centered and mesh centered. When computations are performed on a mesh ...ers is only done for visualization. All computations performed using the [[SMS:Data Calculator|Data Calculator]] are performed on the original values at t

* SMS User Manual 12.3 The information in this wiki applies to the current version of SMS. For older versions, refer to the help shipped with the program or the PDF

SMS provides multiple options for importing files. There are three general meth ...en''' command in the ''File'' menu can be used to open most file types. If SMS doesn't recognize the file type or needs clarification on how to import the

...ry for a 1D hydraulic model. Much of the information for developing [[SMS:SMS Models|models]] with these tools is described in the information on 1D Hyd Currently the only major model supported is [[SMS:HEC-RAS|HEC-RAS]].

...ive your new password or update your hardware lock so that you receive the modules ordered. # After doing this, you should have the modules you ordered displayed with an enabled status in the Register window.

|title=SMS User Manual 9.2, Volume 2 == SMS User Manual 11.2, Volume 2 ==

[[File:SMS Layout.png|thumb|400px|right|SMS Layout]] ...nsional data. It is also where most interaction happens with that data in SMS. The selected tool determines the type of interaction that can be performed

*[[SMS:PTM|PTM]] &ndash; Lagrangian particle tracker designed to allow simulating ...e added to a [http://www.aquaveo.com/software/sms-pricing paid edition] of SMS.

...ect Explorer]] and the [[SMS:Graphics Window|Graphics Window]] below the [[SMS:Static Tools|Static Tools]]. ...s necessary to first select objects before issuing many of the commands in SMS. For example, to delete a node, the node must be be selected and then the '

...two-dimensional finite element or finite difference model can be run using SMS as the pre- and post-processor. ...model parameters, boundary conditions and spatial (material) properties. SMS saves these definitions for use in specific modeling applications.

This article addresses features that do not belong to specific modules. Data in SMS can be viewed using a number of methods.

...g blocks of cells in a curvilinear grid. Nodes store elevation and other [[SMS:Datasets|dataset]] values. Nodes can also be used for building nodestrings See [[SMS:Curvilinear Grid Tools|Curvilinear Grid Module Tools]] for more information

The following menus are available in the [[SMS:Particle Module|Particle module]]: See [[SMS:SMS Menus|SMS Menus]] for more information.

{{Version SMS 13.2}} The following new features have been added to SMS 13.2:

...a'' menu, but the items in this menu are different for each module. The [[SMS:Mesh Module|Mesh Module]] commands include: ;[[SMS:Dataset Toolbox|Dataset Toolbox]] {{Anchor|Dataset Toolbox}} : Opens the '

...This tool is only available if ArcView is installed locally and enabled in SMS. Unlike other modules in SMS, the GIS module tools do not have any right-click menu commands.

The following menus are available in the [[SMS:Cartesian Grid Module|Cartesian Grid Mmdule]]: ...the ''File, Edit, Display,'' and other standard menus. See [[SMS:SMS Menus|SMS Menus]] for more information.

Scatter data can be used in SMS with the following steps: {{SMS Import Scatter Data Workflow}}