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The ''TIN'' menu in the Terrain Data module has the following commands: ...d elevation source such as a DEM. For example, a project may have surveyed data with a lot of detail for a part of the project (such as a roadway profile)

...ers. If an outlet is selected on the topologic tree, the ''Reach/Reservoir Data'' section of the dialog will be active. The parameters associated with the ==Basin Data==

...ent coverage. CAD layers can be managed in the Project Explorer in the GIS module. ==Saving CAD Data==

...DEMs. The ''General'' tab has a few things that do not fit as part of any module such as the background color, the color used to contrast selections (XOR), ...e data objects can be turned off by un-checking the toggle box next to the data object from the Project Explorer.

...lain map. This vertical offset is used with readily available web service data to automatically delineate a new floodplain and determine a new, wider floo === Worldwide Elevation Data ===

...cally computed when the '''Compute Basin Data''' command is chosen. When a terrain model is not present the gage weights for each basin must be entered manual ==Visualizing Data==

==== Add GIS Data Command ==== ...ser to read many formats of vector and raster GIS data. After reading the data, it can be viewed or converted to a format that can be used for hydrologic

...eighted. The module is also used to view and edit survey data (i.e. SHOALS data). ...The actual bathymetry comes from the scattered data. SMS interpolates this data to the created mesh or grid points.

...sets associated with the several models and modules in WMS. In the 2D Grid module, the Project Explorer serves to store and modify the attributes of all grid ...up a list of options that are available for that data type. In the 2D Grid module, when a dataset is right-clicked, a menu appears that offers the following

...an be powerful in using a DEM for watershed delineation, but remember that data can not be manufactured. If making numerous unexpected edits, then consider ...eath the selected arc. Double-clicking on an arc while in the Terrain Data module will also activate the ''Edit DEM Elevations'' dialog.

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...menu, available in the '''Hydrologic Modeling Module''' [[File:Hydrologic Module Icon.svg|12 px]], has the following commands: * [[WMS:Basin HEC-1 Cards|Basin data]]

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...'' | '''...to TIN''' command found in the ''DEM'' menu of the Terrain Data module. In other words, it is possible to read in portions of the DEM and interpol ...triangulating a set of xyz scatter points, or importing a TIN from another data source, it is not likely that this condition will exist. Creating a new TIN

...e and wide-spread availability have made them a popular source for digital terrain modeling and watershed characterization. Several researchers, including Pue ...cumulations for DEM points are computed using TOPAZ ('''Compute TOPAZ Flow Data''' command in the ''Drainage'' menu). This program uses an eight-point pour

* Data Visualization ...triangular cells and the irregular bottom is preseented using generalized terrain-following coordinates. The General Ocean Turbulent Model (GOTM) developed b

...' [[File:New Macro.svg|12 px]] macro, deletes all data associated with all data types and all modules. As a result, a warning message will appear asking if ...to relate primarily to the active module. For example when in the terrain module, the extensions for *.tin and *.dem are visible, but they do not appear in

The ''Vertices'' sub-menu in ''TIN'' menu for the Terrain Data module has the following commands: ...ard (measured data) and points that may be soft (interpolated or estimated data).

...elevation sources, creating DEMs, and extracting cross-sections and other data for hydrologic models. The WMS developers recommend using DEMs for hydrolo ...tion source is required for creating a TIN. Even if there is already a TIN data source, it's recommended that in most cases to use it as a background eleva

...rom dam-break floodwaters while substantially reducing the amount of time, data, and expertise required to run a simulation of the more sophisticated unste ...l for situations where reconnaissance level results are adequate, and when data and time available to prepare the simulation are sparse. Unlike the more so

The TIN and DEM menus have different commands when the Drainage module is active. The ''TIN'' menu for the Drainage module contains the following commands:

The ''TR-20'' menu, available in the Hydrologic Modeling module, contains the following commands: ...[[WMS:TR-20 Edit Parameters|''Edit TR-20 Parameters'']] dialog for adding data to basins, outlets, and diversion.

{{Template:Infobox SMS Map Module}} Feature objects can be converted to other data types in SMS such as meshes, grids, scatter sets and cross sections. This c

...ttps://www.aquaveo.com/blog/2024/04/30/moving-data-other-geometries Moving Data to Other Geometries] ...2024/02/13/generating-3d-grid-raster-data Generating a 3D Grid from Raster Data]

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...Matthew V., Cogginb, D., Hagena, S. C., Medeiros, S. C. (2015, December). "Terrain-driven unstructured mesh development through semi-automatic vertical featur ...and Application Systems'' (pp. 17-19). [http://www.dasconference.ro/cd2012/data/papers/D24.pdf]

'''Hydrologic Data''' *14968 NEXRAD Data is Taking Unreasonably Long to Import

*15085 13.3 Does Not Read in Spectral Data For .eng Files *15034 GUI Test: Spectral data appears at a weird time after opening DWS file