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== Overview ==
:[[Image:HydrologicModelingWizardDefineProjectBounds.jpg|thumb|none|left|550 px|HY8 Modeling Wizard showing the ''Define Project Bounds'' step.]]


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The define project bounds step is used for defining the project boundary.


The define project bounds step is used for defining your project boundary.
== Help ==


== Help ==
*Top '''Define''' button – This button is used to define the project coordinate system, if it is known.
*Bottom '''Define''' button – This button is used to define the project boundary in the Microsoft Virtual Earth web service client.  Find the area interested in modeling and WMS will enter the minimum and maximum coordinates of the box that has been defined in the Virtual Earth window.


Top '''Define''' button - This button is used to define your project coordinate system, if it is known.
Bottom '''Define''' button - This button is used to define your project boundary in the Microsoft Virtual Earth web service client.  Find the area you are interested in modeling and WMS will enter the minimum and maximum coordinates of the box you have defined in the Virtual Earth window.


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Latest revision as of 15:05, 20 October 2017

HY8 Modeling Wizard showing the Define Project Bounds step.

The define project bounds step is used for defining the project boundary.

Help

  • Top Define button – This button is used to define the project coordinate system, if it is known.
  • Bottom Define button – This button is used to define the project boundary in the Microsoft Virtual Earth web service client. Find the area interested in modeling and WMS will enter the minimum and maximum coordinates of the box that has been defined in the Virtual Earth window.