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Functionality to define qualifiers to time series, next to locationIds and parameterIds |
Function: | Configure topology of an IFD predefined timesteps for a fews environment | ||
Where to Use? Mandatory for a IFD installation | To define verbose timesteps or to define yearly or monthly time steps | ||
Why to Use? | The topology.xml is necessary to be able to use panels like the topology panel and the forecast panel | Yearly and monthly time steps can only be configured in the timesteps.xml. For verbose timesteps it might be | |
Description: | Definition of timesteps which can be referenced from other configuration files | Description: | Topology panel is used to define the topology of an IFD environment. Also the behaviour of the forecast panel which is used to start |
Available since: | DelftFEWS201001 |
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Overview
The topology.xml is an mandatory configuration file when you are setting up an IFD-environment. This configuration file is used to configure the topology of a region.
The topology is defined by individual nodes and their connectivity. The topology can be viewed in the topology panel, which shows a block diagram of the topology, or in the forecast panel, which shows
a tree view of the topoloy. The behaviour of the forecast panel can also be configured in the topology-file. For example a workflow can be configured for a topology-node. By default the workflow will
run locally when the node is selected in the forecast panel. This can be switched off by setting the option enableAutoRun to false.
timesteps.xml can be used to configure timesteps. This file is usefull to define verbose timesteps and refer to the definition of these timesteps to
from other configuration filesThe topology.xml plays a central role in configuring an IFD-environment since it is used to configure the forecast panel which is the central panel in an IFD-environment.
Configuration
Nodes definition
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