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The [[WMS:Hydraulic Modeling Introduction|HEC-RAS interface]] tools in WMS can be used to developing a working HEC-RAS model. It is important that this model be running effectively (i.e. calibrated and/or adjusted to give credible results) prior to using it for the Stochastic Modeling simulation. | The [[WMS:Hydraulic Modeling Introduction|HEC-RAS interface]] tools in WMS can be used to developing a working HEC-RAS model. It is important that this model be running effectively (i.e. calibrated and/or adjusted to give credible results) prior to using it for the Stochastic Modeling simulation. | ||
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The only parameter at this point that can be varied within a range of probable answers are Manning's coefficients for the different material types. This is done by setting the roughness to be a negative number in the [[WMS:Material Properties|HEC-RAS Materials]] dialog. This negative number is a key number and should be unique for each stochastic variable you create. When running the stochastic simulation WMS will substitute the simulation specific parameter for the defined key. You can then setup a stochastic variable for HEC-RAS in the ''Stochastic Run Parameters'' dialog. A key value (matching the key you defined in the materials property) starting value, minimum value, maximum value, standard deviation and distribution type. | The only parameter at this point that can be varied within a range of probable answers are Manning's coefficients for the different material types. This is done by setting the roughness to be a negative number in the [[WMS:Material Properties|HEC-RAS Materials]] dialog. This negative number is a key number and should be unique for each stochastic variable you create. When running the stochastic simulation WMS will substitute the simulation specific parameter for the defined key. You can then setup a stochastic variable for HEC-RAS in the ''Stochastic Run Parameters'' dialog. A key value (matching the key you defined in the materials property) starting value, minimum value, maximum value, standard deviation and distribution type. | ||
[[WMS:Hydrologic Model|Previous Step in Stochastic Modeling]] | [[WMS:Hydrologic Model|Previous Step in Stochastic Modeling]] | ||
Revision as of 18:19, 20 February 2013
The HEC-RAS interface tools in WMS can be used to developing a working HEC-RAS model. It is important that this model be running effectively (i.e. calibrated and/or adjusted to give credible results) prior to using it for the Stochastic Modeling simulation.
The only parameter at this point that can be varied within a range of probable answers are Manning's coefficients for the different material types. This is done by setting the roughness to be a negative number in the HEC-RAS Materials dialog. This negative number is a key number and should be unique for each stochastic variable you create. When running the stochastic simulation WMS will substitute the simulation specific parameter for the defined key. You can then setup a stochastic variable for HEC-RAS in the Stochastic Run Parameters dialog. A key value (matching the key you defined in the materials property) starting value, minimum value, maximum value, standard deviation and distribution type.
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