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The dimr-tool expects a fixed folder structure for its binaries, model files, input timeseries and logging. We start the implementation of the dimr-tool by recreating this folder structure.

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Open your Delft-FEWS configuration and create a new folder in FEWS_YourSystem / Modules / NewFolder. In the example on this wiki page we use the folder name ovd_dv as this was the name of the SOBEK 3 model we used to implement in Delft-FEWS. This folder has to contain a total of five sub-folders:

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1-B: create the dimr_model files

DeltaShell contains standard functionality that allows the user to convert the SOBEK 3 model to a dimr-model.

You have to open an instance of DeltaShell with a build number that corresponds to the build number of the dimr_bin. Open your SOBEK 3 model in the DeltaShell. When your model was build in an older verison of DeltaShell the following message will appear:

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Press "Yes" and the model will convert to the latest version of DeltaShell. To be sure that all functionality has been migrated to the latest version it is recommended to press theImage Addedbutton.  When your model was build in an older version it is likely that you will run into error messages, these will appear in the "Messages" menu. You will need to fix these issues before continuing the implementation of the dimr-model.

When your model can finish aImage Addedwithout errors it is possible to convert the SOBEK 3 model to a dimr-model. In DeltaShell right-click on your Integrated Model and select the option "Export...". In the menu that opens you now select the option "DIMR configuration" and you follow the instructions. Put the all model files that are generated in the folder  FEWS_YourSystem / Modules / NewFolder / dimr_model.

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1-C: download the fews-dimr-adapter-bin

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