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Multiple total inflow discharge plots #67

Closed rpachaly closed 2 days ago

rpachaly commented 6 months ago

Gds reads the SWMM.rpt and creates a folder with name including date and time with the discharge plots for all the SD features

It should be on the SD manual

rpachaly commented 6 months ago

Maybe add this to mapcrafter?

FLO-2DKaren commented 6 months ago

Good idea

FLO-2DNoemi commented 6 months ago

Like the idea to add it to Mapcrafter.

Open the GDS PRO and read the RPT file (From External RPT - see image below). The folder StormDrainDischarge is created in the project folder, this folder contains discharge plots for all the SD features in the project.

Name of the folder does not have date and time, maybe this was eliminated at some point or maybe I just got confused with the DEBUG file (warning and errors) that has date and time in the name of the file.

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Good idea

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FLO-2DNoemi commented 6 months ago

We are not installing GDS anymore so I think it will be better to add to the SD manual the new plotting feature that we will add to the plugin. Hopefully we will be able to have it ready by mid year.

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Gds reads the SWMM.rpt and creates a folder with name including date and time with the discharge plots for all the SD features

It should be on the SD manual

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rpachaly commented 6 months ago

Still a lot to do, but here is a preview.

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FLO-2DKaren commented 6 months ago

Robson,

Can you name them like this?

name_gridelement_node.png

  1. It's hard to filter search them or sort them if node is first.
  2. It's harder to find the name than the grid element number when you are going back and forth through data.
rpachaly commented 6 months ago

Hi Karen,

I'm afraid that the grid number will be difficult to add because I'm using the INP & RPT files to create the plots. But I'll figure it out and try to add the grid number.

FLO-2DKaren commented 6 months ago

We don't have to have the grid element number. We need a method to quickly find the node or conduit feature by name. For example, when we find a plot that looks bad, how can we quickly jump to that node or link on the project map.

I know there are tools for this. It's just a matter of finding a method that makes this easier. I've done it by filtering the attribute table but that's a lot of steps. We need a one step solution.

rpachaly commented 6 months ago

Ok, I've an idea here.

rpachaly commented 6 months ago

https://github.com/FLO-2DSoftware/FLO-2DMapCrafter/assets/39889306/96178c99-1e87-4808-a234-d57347680a9c

rpachaly commented 6 months ago

@FLO-2DKaren @FLO-2DNoemi check this out

By associated grid number I mean the grids present on the SWMMFLO.DAT and SWMMOUTF.DAT

https://github.com/FLO-2DSoftware/FLO-2DMapCrafter/assets/39889306/64aea82b-2078-402c-8765-48a95258e0da

rpachaly commented 6 months ago

Done on #68.

Final layout

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FLO-2DKaren commented 2 days ago

I think all is working OK. I'm going to close this.