mikebannis
commented
4 years ago Brian,
If you don’t care about IEFA, the easiest approach would be to comment out the line that adds the iefa class (ineffective flow area) to the main cross section class. I think it’s in features/cross_section.py or similar. Then it should just ignore those lines. I haven’t touched the code in a bit and it might be out of date for newer versions of RAS. Let me know how it goes and good luck! PRG should be exactly what you need.
Mike Bannister Researcher II-Software Development | Strategic Energy Analysis Center National Renewable Energy Lab
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From: Brian Blanton notifications@github.com Reply-To: mikebannis/parserasgeo reply@reply.github.com Date: Friday, April 10, 2020 at 10:04 AM To: mikebannis/parserasgeo parserasgeo@noreply.github.com Cc: Subscribed subscribed@noreply.github.com Subject: [mikebannis/parserasgeo] IEFA question (#21)
Hi Mike, this package is great. I'm not a hydraulic person, rather a coastal oceanographer. I develop a storm surge model, and we are interested in using some HEC-RAS data to help with designing our storm surge model grids. All that to say that I am relatively unfamiliar with HEC model data.
A colleague gave me a g01 file, but prg.ParseRASGeo reports that: Permanent Ineff= does not follow IEFA in geometry file. Aborting.
All I really need to do is get out the station elevations, mannings n, and the bank station numbers, without writing a parser since parserasgeo seems to be the solution I need.
I'm not asking you to solve this for me, maybe just point in the right direction. The g01 file is attached if you have a minute to look.
Cheers, Brian
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BrianOBlanton
Hi Mike, this package is great. I'm not a hydraulic person, rather a coastal oceanographer. I develop a storm surge model, and we are interested in using some HEC-RAS data to help with designing our storm surge model grids. All that to say that I am relatively unfamiliar with HEC model data.
A colleague gave me a g01 file, but prg.ParseRASGeo reports that: Permanent Ineff= does not follow IEFA in geometry file. Aborting.
All I really need to do is get out the station elevations, mannings n, and the bank station numbers, without writing a parser since parserasgeo seems to be the solution I need.
I'm not asking you to solve this for me, maybe just point in the right direction. The g01 file is attached if you have a minute to look.
Cheers, Brian
011003_NEW_RIVER.g01.txt