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To minimise the number of choices that have to be made by the user, the Delft3D adapter expects a fixed set of directories and files. Roughly speaking: anything for which a reasonable default can be set, has been fixed. This means for example that the description of the export activities in the Delft-FEWS configuration files must use these directory and file names. The advantage is that there are much less opportunities for making mistakes (see the section on configuration errors).
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The following directories and files are used. The directories are taken as _subdirectories_ of the work directory that you give in the module configuration \[file: \\ \] |
Directory/file | Purpose |
input | Contains all the files with timeseries and map stacks exported by Delft-FEWS |
input/timeseries.xml | XML-file with (scalar) timeseries |
input/map_<param>.xml | XML-file describing the map stacks with parameter "param" (see the documentation of the keywords) |
stateInput | Contains all the files with the initial conditions and other static information that together constitute the "state" from which the computation must start |
stateInput/export_states.xml | The XML-file describing the time of the state files. |
output/timeseries.xml | XML-file with the resulting (scalar) timeseries, to be imported by Delft-FEWS |
output/<FEWS-param>.xml | XML-file describing the resulting map stacks with FEWS parameter "FEWS-param" (see the documentation of the keywords) |
stateOutput | Contains all the files with the final results, useful as initial conditions. |
stateOutput/import_states.xml | The XML-file describing the time of the final state files. |
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The Delft3D adapter uses a fixed set of directories and files to do most of its work. Some items do have to be specified in the configuration file, as these may vary from application to application. This section describes the structure of the configuration file.
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Below is an example of such a \[file: \\ \] |
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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