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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. A For example a workflow can be configured for a topology-node. By default the workflow will
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The topology of a region is configured by defining the indvidual nodes off a region and grouping them. Below an example from the topology of the abrfc region
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<topology xmlns="http://www.wldelft.nl/fews" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="chps1/schemas/topology.xsd">
<nodes id="ABRFC">
<workflowId>ABRFC_Forecast</workflowId>
<nodes id="NMWTX" name="NMWTX">
<workflowId>NMWTX_Forecast</workflowId>
</node>
<node id="EGLN5" name="EAGLE NEST DAM">
<workflowId>EGLN5_Forecast</workflowId>
</node>
<node id="CMMN5" name="CIMARRON 4SW">
<previousNodeId>EGLN5</previousNodeId>
<workflowId>CMMN5_Forecast</workflowId>
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In the example above we see that the region abrfc has two child leaf nodes CMMN5 and EGLN5. They are grouped in the group NMWTX. The group NMWTX is part of the toplevel node ABRFC.
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