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1: Prepare modules folder structure of dimr

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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2: Delft-FEWS: create the ModuleDataSetFiles

Delft-FEWS can distribute model files to FSS machines. It is recommended to zip the model files and put it in the Delft-FEWS configuration.

  • In the Config\ModuleDataSetFiles create a zip file for the (update) model run. In our example the name for this zip file is Walrus_Hydr_Sobek3_Update.zip
  • The zip file for the ModuleDataSetFile contains the following information:
    • .\dlfow1d\.*.
    • .\rtc\.*.
    • ovd_dv.xml
  • As you might have notice this is the content of the dimr_model file that was created in step 1B. 

3: Delft-FEWS: generate cold state files

Delft-FEWS will need a state file to be able to run the SOBEK model. In order to generate the first state files of the SOBEK model it is recommended to do a stand-alone run of the DIMR/SOBEK from the command line. 

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  • After the model has run succesfully it is possible to craete a state-file for Delft-FEWS.
  • In the Config\ColdStateFiles\ create a zip for the cold state files. In our example this is the Walrus_Hydr_Sobek3_Update Default.zip
  • The zip file for the coldstate ColdState files contains the following information
    • Walrus_Hydr_Sobek3_Update Default \ dflow1d \ sobek.rda
    • Walrus_Hydr_Sobek3_Update Default \ dflow1d \ sobek.rdf
    • Walrus_Hydr_Sobek3_Update Default \ rtc \ state_import.xml
  • When you analyse the model results you will find a sobek.nda and sobek.ndf file in the dimr_model \ dflow1d folder and a state_export.xml in the dimr_model \ rtc folder. You can use these files. Make sure to rename the extension of these files. 

 

2: Delft-FEWS: generate ModuleDataSetFiles

Delft-FEWS