Page History

...

 <delft3dModel xmlns="http://www.wldelft.nl/fews" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.wldelft.nl/fews http://fews.wldelft.nl/schemas/version1.0/delft3dModel.xsd">
 <description>DCSMV5 FLOW</description>
 <general>
    <module>FLOW</module>
    <runId>dcsm98</runId>
    <workDir>workDir</workDir>
    <modelDir>Repo_dcsmv5</modelDir>
    <auxiliaryGridFile>1953.grd</auxiliaryGridFile>
    <fieldFileFormat>new</fieldFileFormat>
    <outputTimeSeriesInOneFile>true</outputTimeSeriesInOneFile>
 </general>
 <preAdapter>
    <steeringTimeSeriesName>H.profile/dcsmv5</steeringTimeSeriesName>
 </preAdapter>
 <postAdapter>
    <timeSeriesOutput>
       <timeSeries parameter="water level" location="ABDN" layer="1" fewsParameter="H.simulated" fewsLocation="aberdeen"/>
       <timeSeries parameter="water level" location="AUKFPFM" layer="1" fewsParameter="H.simulated" fewsLocation="aukfield_platform"/>
       <timeSeries parameter="water level" location="DELFZL" layer="1" fewsParameter="H.simulated" fewsLocation="delfzijl"/>
       <timeSeries parameter="water level" location="DENHDR" layer="1" fewsParameter="H.simulated" fewsLocation="den_helder"/>
    </timeSeriesOutput>
    <mapOutput>
       <map parameter="water level" layer="1" fewsParameter="H.simulated" fewsLocation="dcsmv5"/>
    </mapOutput>
 </postAdapter>
</delft3dModel>

Below is an example of such a \[file:
\\
\]

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<delft3dModel xmlns="http://www.wldelft.nl/fews"

              xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"

              xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.wldelft.nl/fews

              http://fews.wldelft.nl/schemas/version1.0/delft3DModel.xsd">

       <general>

              <description>Example of a configuration file for Delft3D: Delft3D-FLOW,

full run</description>

              <module>FLOW</module>

              <runId>exm</runId>

              <workDir>../flow</workDir>

              <modelDir>../flowtpl</modelDir>

              <auxiliaryGridFile>hirlam.grd</auxiliaryGridFile>

              <geoDatum>WGS_1984</geoDatum>

              <timeZone>1.0</timeZone>

       </general>

       <preAdapter>

              <steeringTimeSeriesName>H/BOUNDARY_1</steeringTimeSeriesName>

       </preAdapter>

       <postAdapter>

              <timeSeriesOutput>

<timeSeries parameter="Water level" location="Station 1"

              fewsParameter="Water level" fewsLocation="Station 1"/>

<timeSeries parameter="Depth-averaged velocity" location="Station 1"

              fewsParameter="Waterlevel" fewsLocation="Station 1"/>

<timeSeries parameter="U velocity" location="Station 1" layer="1"

              fewsParameter="U velocity"

fewsLocation="Station 1 – layer 1"/>

...

              </timeSeriesOutput>

              <mapOutput>

<map parameter="U velocity" layer="1"

              fewsParameter="U velocity" fewsLocation="Layer 1"/>

<map parameter="U velocity" layer="1"

              fewsParameter="U velocity" fewsLocation="Layer 1"/>

                     ...

       </postAdapter>

</delft3dModel>

The file consists of three sections:

• <general>: General information that should always be present.
• <preAdapter>: Information for the preadapter step (in which the input files are prepared). This section is optional – for instance, if the preparation is done in another step.
• <postAdapter>: Information for the step after the actual computation where the results are exported to Delft-FEWS. This section is also optional.
  

Each section will now be described in more detail.

...

The file consists of three sections:

• <general>: General information that should always be present.
• <preAdapter>: Information for the preadapter step (in which the input files are prepared). This section is optional – for instance, if the preparation is done in another step.
• <postAdapter>: Information for the step after the actual computation where the results are exported to Delft-FEWS. This section is also optional.
  

Each section will now be described in more detail.

Section: <general>

In the <general> section the following options can be specified:

modelDir, Directory containing the template files

auxiliaryGridFile, Name of the file with the auxiliary grid

fieldFileFormat, Control the format of the meteo and other field files

outputTimeSeriesInOneFile

geoDatum, Indication of the coordinate system used - defaults to WGS-1984

timeZone, Time zone that the Delft3D modules use - defaults to GMT

online, Copies extra morphology files for the FLOW pre- and post-adapter, MORPHOLOGY

Because Delft3D consists of several modules that can be used in different configurations, it is necessary to specify which module should be run (the keyword module). This module (either FLOW, WAQ, ECO, PART or WAVE) determines together with the string specified as the run-id (keyword runId) which files will be used (see the table below).

...