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This tag can be used to invert the y-axis of a plot. Below a screenshot of an inverted graph. Image Removed
In the example the timeseries with parameter RAIM is inverted.

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line

The tag line can be used to configure options like:

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<subplot>
	<plotWeight>5</plotWeight>
	<line>
		<axis>left</axis>
		<ratingAxis>
		<parameterGroupId>Level</parameterGroupId>
		<transformationType>dischargeStage</transformationType>
		<ratingCurve>
			<locationId>exampleId</locationId>
		</ratingCurve>
		</ratingAxis>
		<timeSeriesSet>
			<moduleInstanceId>STAGEQ_LEDC2_LEDC2R_Forecast</moduleInstanceId>
			<valueType>scalar</valueType>
			<parameterId>QIN</parameterId>
			<locationId>LEDC2R</locationId>
			<timeSeriesType>simulated forecasting</timeSeriesType>
			<timeStep unit="hour" multiplier="6"/>
			<readWriteMode>read only</readWriteMode>
			<ensembleId>QPF</ensembleId>
		</timeSeriesSet>
</line> 

display

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Definition of a pre-configured display. Each display may contain multiple sub-plots. Multiple displays may be defined per display group.

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Figure 4 Elements in the Display section of the DisplayGroups configuration

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• description: Optional description
• relativeViewPeriod or season
• nrOfRecentForecasts: Can be applied to show multiple recent forecasts (simulated forecast type)
• ParentLocationId:
• ThresholdLocationSetId:
• plotId: Link to the plot id

Normally, displays are defined with a relative view period, wuch that the view window progresses with current system time.
This paradigm does not fit systems that are more oriented towards seasonal or water year analysis. Therefore an option has been added since 2011.02 to define a season, such that the time axis is fixed, while the vertical red line (current system time) moves over time from left to right through the display.
To utilize this functionality, a season should be defined instead of a relative view period. This season specification if composed of a start and end date, as well an entry called 'startForwardLookingPeriod'.
The software compares the currentSystemTime against the date specified in the 'startForwardLookingPeriod' entry, to decide if the time axis needs to shift to the next year/season. This decision is relevant within a water supply forecasting context since a few weeks before the end of the water year you may like to look forward to the next watreyear instead of the current wateryear.

E.g. in the code example below, a wateryear is defined from 1st of October to 30th of September. The startForwardLookingPeriod is defined as 1st of September.

currentSystemTime	view period x-axis (start-end)
12 Aug.2012	1 Oct.2011 - 30 Sept.2012
12 Sept.2012	1 Oct.2012 - 30 Sept.2013
12 Oct.2012	1 Oct.2012 - 30 Sept.2013

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xml xml
<display name="SELI1 - Selway R nr Lowell - SWE"> <startForwardLookingPeriod>--09-01</startForwardLookingPeriod> <season> <startMonthDay>--10-01</startMonthDay> <endMonthDay>--09-30</endMonthDay> </season> <locationId>SELI1L</locationId> <locationId>SELI1U</locationId> <plotId>SWE</plotId> </display>

The associated display looks like:

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SubPlotArea

Options available when creating an area type display

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