1 1 Forecasting and Logistics John H. Vande Vate Fall, 2002.
38X_MIKEView_MTOOLS-H(2002)
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MIKE View - Open (Load) File
The presentations in MIKE View are founded on
the primary result files from MOUSE (*.PRF)
and MIKE11 (*.RRF and *.RES11):
During a MIKE View session, at least one
primary result file has to be loaded (Open).
An arbitrary number of various primary files
can simultaneously be loaded.
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MIKE View - Add File
All other types of result files can be added into
the presentation of a primary file, as long as the
full consistency with the primary file is preserved.
There can be several files of the same or of
different types added to one primary file.
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External time series are extracted and
maintained in an External Time Series file (*.ETS).
MIKE View - Viewing External
Time SeriesA MIKE View presentation can be enhanced by
external time series, e.g. from a MOUSE time
series database or from an ASCII file.
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MOUSE
The horizontal plan window is the main window
of the presentation. All other windows are
activated from the horizontal plan.
If a horizontal window is closed, all associated
windows of the presentation are also closed.
MIKE View Graphical Windows
A MIKE View presentation is an arbitrary
combination of the following types of graphical
windows:
Horizontal Plan WindowOverview Window
Longitudinal Profile Window
Time Series Window
Q-H Relation Window
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MIKE View - Horizontal Plan
A MIKE View horizontal plan visualizes the
following information:
- network connectivity (Standard plan)
- system information (invert levels, linksdiameter, slopes)
- simulation results in nodes and in links,
as:
animated presentation
maximum envelopeminimum envelope.
The results in links are presented with a palette of
colours.
The results in nodes are presented with differentcolours and with graduated symbols.
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MIKE View - Horizontal Plan
Features
MIKE View horizontal plan features the
following facilities:
- full zoom and panning
- background files (*.DXF and *.BMP)- graphics export to the Clipboard
- graphics export to MIKE Print
- wide control of graphical set-up.
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MIKE View - Working with Time
Series Window
The local menu contains
a series of functions and options for the work with
the time series window:- Add and Delete time series
- Zoom
- Export of graphics and data
- Graphical options
- Time series info.
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MOUSE
MIKE View - Save / Load Layout
A complete MIKE View presentation layout can be
saved into a file (*.CLA) under a horizontal plan
window local menu:
A complete MIKE View presentation layout can beloaded under the Tools menu:
The presentation
primary result file can
be exchanged
with another file of thesame type.
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MIKE View - Save / Load Window
A current MIKE View window layout can be saved
into a file (*.WLA) under a local menu of the current
window:
A MIKE View window layout can be loaded under
the horizontal plan local menu:
The window layout file contains the informationabout the window type, position, contents and
graphical features.
Actual data are taken from the primary and
secondary result files associated with the current
horizontal plan.
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MIKE View - Longitudinal Profile
The local menu containstools and functions for the
work with the longitudinal profile.
A profile selection
is activated under
the Plot menu,
OR
by a Profile toolbar button.
For the repeated viewing of the same profile, the
profile sequence is saved into the window layout
file (*.WLA).
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A selection of the Q-H
curve is activated under
the Plot menu,
OR
by a Q-H Curve toolbar
button.
MIKE View - Q-H Curve
The graphical options andappearance, graphics and data
export for the Q-H curve graph are
controlled under the local menu.
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MIKE View - Animation
Results can be viewed as animated presentations
in horizontal plan and longitudinal profile. The
current is indicated by the animation clock in the
heading line of the animated window.
Time series and Q-H curves can also be included
in an animated presentation. The current time is
indicated by a vertical line moving along the time
axis.
The animation is controlled by the tape recorder
buttons on the toolbar:
Play
Stop
Pause Rewind to
Start
Forward
to End
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MIKE View - Synchronized
Animation
All currently opened
windows are included into a
synchronized animation
under theAnimation menu.
Any window can be individually toggled IN and
OUT of the synchronized presentation.
The synchronization of all windows implies also
the synchronization of windows from variousresult files (e.g. MOUSE and MIKE 11), which
opens the possibility for the integrated catchment
analysis presentations.
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MIKE View - Computed Variables
MIKE View can display some variables, derived
from the network topography and the calculated
results.
The Compute function is activated under theTools menu:
The computed variables are:
Depth = water level - invert level
Flood = water level - ground level
Pressure = water level - conduit top level
Pipe filling = depth/diameter
Qmanning = full pipe normal flow
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MIKE View - Scaled print
MIKE View Horisontal Plot can be printed in a
user-specified scale
The Scaled Print function is activated from the
File menu (Horizontal plot must be active).
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NOTES: