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The Aerius Overlay shows the calculated results of the [[Aerius Module]]. The overlay visualizes the NOX and NH3 deposition on Natura 2000 areas.  
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The [[Aerius Overlay]] shows the calculated results of the [[Aerius Module]]. The overlay visualizes the NOX and NH3 deposition on Natura 2000 areas.  
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| In the [[left panel]], select the newly added [[Aerius Overlay]].
| In the [[left panel]], select the newly added [[Aerius Overlay]].
| In the [[right panel]], click on "Configuration Wizard".
| In the [[right panel]], click on "Configuration Wizard".
| In step 1, import/select traffic intensity data per traffic sector or go to the next step
| In step 1, import/select [[Traffic_attributes_(Aerius_Overlay)|traffic intensity]] data or go to the next step
| In step 2, import/select traffic congestion data per traffic sector or go to the next step
| In step 2, import/select [[Traffic_attributes_(Aerius_Overlay)|traffic congestion]] data or go to the next step
| In step 3, import/select building-related emission data or go to the next step
| In step 3, import/select [[Emission_attributes_(Aerius_Overlay)|building-related emission]] data or go to the next step
| In step 4, import/select construction machine categories and fuel usage data or go to the next step
| In step 4, import/select [[Machine_category_index_(Aerius_Overlay)|construction machine categories]] and [[Machine_fuel_usage_(Aerius_Overlay)|fuel usage]] data or go to the next step
| In step 5, import/select plan amounts data or go to the next step
| In step 5, import/select [[Plan_category_amounts_(Aerius_Overlay)|plan amounts]] data or go to the next step
| In step 6, choose which result types you would want to see and in the advanced step choose the calculation year.
| In step 6, choose which [[Aerius_Overlay#Result_types|result types]] you would want to see and in the next step choose the [[Calculation_year_(Aerius_Overlay)|calculation year]].
| Finish and close the wizard.
| Finish and close the wizard.
| If neccesary, [[recalculate]] the [[Overlay]].
| If neccesary, [[recalculate]] the overlay.
| The [[Aerius Overlay]] now shows the calculated results.
| The [[Aerius Overlay]] now shows the calculated results.
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File:Add_aerius_overlay.PNG|Hover over Overlays to add the Aerius Overlay
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==Notes==
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* Generally, the Aerius Overlay is used to calculate the effects of a new building plan on the nitrogen deposition on Natura 2000 areas. It could be that not all of the data for the [[Aerius_Module_overview#Supported_Sectors|sectors]] is relevant for each use case. Take a look at the [https://www.aerius.nl/nl/manuals/calculator Aerius Calculator manual] to see which [[Aerius_Module_overview#Supported_Sectors|sectors]] are relevant for your use case.  
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* For an example project see the [[Demo Aerius Project]] or take a look at the [[Aerius_Module_test_results|description]] of the Aerius module test result.
* The Aerius Overlay is normally used to calculate the effects of a new building plan on the nitrogen deposition on Natura 2000 areas. It could be that not all of the data (step 1 to 5 in the configuration wizard) for the different [[Aerius_Module_overview#Supported_Sectors|sectors]] is relevant for each use case. Take a look at the [https://www.aerius.nl/nl/manuals/calculator Aerius Calculator manual] (in Dutch) to see which [[Aerius_Module_overview#Supported_Sectors|sectors]] are relevant for your use case.  
 
* For an example project see the [[Demo Aerius Project]] or take a look at the [[Aerius_Module_test_results|description]] of the Aerius module test results.
==See also==
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* [[How to configure the Waterwijzer Overlay to use groundwater results from other calculations]]
* [[How to download Aerius results]]
* [[How to add and remove an Overlay]]
* [[How to edit an overlay legend]]
* [[Aerius Module]]
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Latest revision as of 13:19, 30 January 2024

This functionality is currently unavailable or non-functional.

The Aerius Overlay shows the calculated results of the Aerius Module. The overlay visualizes the NOX and NH3 deposition on Natura 2000 areas.

Editor → Current Situation (Ribbon tab) → Overlays (Ribbon bar)
How to add the Waterwijzer Overlay to a project:
  1. Hover over the "Overlays" button in the Ribbon, and click on "Add Aerius Overlay".
  2. In the left panel, select the newly added Aerius Overlay.
  3. In the right panel, click on "Configuration Wizard".
  4. In step 1, import/select traffic intensity data or go to the next step
  5. In step 2, import/select traffic congestion data or go to the next step
  6. In step 3, import/select building-related emission data or go to the next step
  7. In step 4, import/select construction machine categories and fuel usage data or go to the next step
  8. In step 5, import/select plan amounts data or go to the next step
  9. In step 6, choose which result types you would want to see and in the next step choose the calculation year.
  10. Finish and close the wizard.
  11. If neccesary, recalculate the overlay.
  12. The Aerius Overlay now shows the calculated results.

  • Hover over Overlays to add the Aerius Overlay

Notes

  • The Aerius Overlay is normally used to calculate the effects of a new building plan on the nitrogen deposition on Natura 2000 areas. It could be that not all of the data (step 1 to 5 in the configuration wizard) for the different sectors is relevant for each use case. Take a look at the Aerius Calculator manual (in Dutch) to see which sectors are relevant for your use case.
  • For an example project see the Demo Aerius Project or take a look at the description of the Aerius module test results.

See also

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