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Any of the equations can be edited (i.e. you can pick an equation and then modify it slightly to meet your needs) or your own equation created using the '''Modify Equation''' or '''User Defined''' buttons. Both of these buttons bring up the Modify Equation dialog shown below. | Any of the equations can be edited (i.e. you can pick an equation and then modify it slightly to meet your needs) or your own equation created using the '''Modify Equation''' or '''User Defined''' buttons. Both of these buttons bring up the ''Modify Equation'' dialog shown below. | ||
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If you enter this dialog using the '''Modify Equation''' button the currently selected equation will appear in the Equation edit box. If the current equation has more than one equation (some equations have separate equations for lag time/time of concentration and peaking or storage coefficients) then you will be asked to choose which equation you want to modify. If you use the '''User Defined''' button to enter this dialog then the Equation edit box will be blank. You can type a new equation or modify an existing equation from the keyboard or by using the buttons for add, subtract, multiply, divide, etc. You may also enter variable names corresponding to the basin data computed by WMS, or enter variables that you wish to define yourself. The variable definition is displayed and edited in the Definition edit box and units associated with the variable can be set using the Units drop-down combo box. | If you enter this dialog using the '''Modify Equation''' button the currently selected equation will appear in the Equation edit box. If the current equation has more than one equation (some equations have separate equations for lag time/time of concentration and peaking or storage coefficients) then you will be asked to choose which equation you want to modify. If you use the '''User Defined''' button to enter this dialog then the ''Equation edit'' box will be blank. You can type a new equation or modify an existing equation from the keyboard or by using the buttons for add, subtract, multiply, divide, etc. You may also enter variable names corresponding to the basin data computed by WMS, or enter variables that you wish to define yourself. The variable definition is displayed and edited in the Definition edit box and units associated with the variable can be set using the Units drop-down combo box. | ||
When you have finished typing the equation you should select the '''Parse''' button. Doing so will result in any variables being identified and displayed in the Variables text window along with their definitions. The rules of precedence are typical for mathematical computations (order of operations) and are as follows: | When you have finished typing the equation you should select the '''Parse''' button. Doing so will result in any variables being identified and displayed in the Variables text window along with their definitions. The rules of precedence are typical for mathematical computations (order of operations) and are as follows: | ||
Revision as of 16:24, 27 February 2013
Any of the equations can be edited (i.e. you can pick an equation and then modify it slightly to meet your needs) or your own equation created using the Modify Equation or User Defined buttons. Both of these buttons bring up the Modify Equation dialog shown below.
If you enter this dialog using the Modify Equation button the currently selected equation will appear in the Equation edit box. If the current equation has more than one equation (some equations have separate equations for lag time/time of concentration and peaking or storage coefficients) then you will be asked to choose which equation you want to modify. If you use the User Defined button to enter this dialog then the Equation edit box will be blank. You can type a new equation or modify an existing equation from the keyboard or by using the buttons for add, subtract, multiply, divide, etc. You may also enter variable names corresponding to the basin data computed by WMS, or enter variables that you wish to define yourself. The variable definition is displayed and edited in the Definition edit box and units associated with the variable can be set using the Units drop-down combo box.
When you have finished typing the equation you should select the Parse button. Doing so will result in any variables being identified and displayed in the Variables text window along with their definitions. The rules of precedence are typical for mathematical computations (order of operations) and are as follows:
- Parenthetical statements
- Functions like ln, log, etc.
- The power function (^)
- Multiply and divide
- Add and subtract
- Left to right
Related Topics
- Travel Times from Basin Data
- Assigning an Equation
- Editing Basin Variables
- Variables Computed by WMS
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