System visualization (Water Overlay): Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 11:29, 26 April 2024

When a Water Overlay is active, the water system and hydraulic constructions are schematically visualized to provide more insight. If water has flowed through any of the hydraulic constructions, animated arrows in the connecting lines will indicate that movement. Also, when zoomed in on the constructions, the Water level at either side of the construction is visible. Below an overview of the different components in the water system.

Water Objects

Type	Image	Description
Water area		Each Water area is visualized by a dashed border along the surface of the Terrain.
Breach		A Breach area is visualized by a purple sphere.
Weir		Schematic visualization of a Weir. The water levels at either side and also the direction of the flow is visible.
Culvert		Schematic visualization of a Culvert. The water levels at either side and also the direction of the flow is visible.
Pump		Schematic visualization of a Pump. The water levels at either side and also the direction of the flow is visible.
In- or Outlet		Schematic visualization of an Inlet or Outlet.
Sewer overflow		The Sewer overflow is visualized with a black sphere.
Sewer area		The Sewer area is visualized with an orange line which connects the center of the area with the Sewer overflow.

Water Areas

The following section is about the water system visualization. The initial setup is 0.4 m on the right and 0.3 m on the left.

Type	Overview	Description
Water area is connected and initially water is flowing out of it	.	Water area connected to another area and water is flowing out. Light blue color indicates that water level is within 0.1m of the initial water level. The number indicates the output datum height a or b of the water level
Water area not connected or initially no water flowing out of it		Water area connected to another area, but water is flowing out. The number indicates the output datum height a or b of the water level
Water area is connected and initially water is flowing out of it		Water area connected to another area and water is flowing out. Orange color indicates that the water level has lowered more than 0.1m compared to the initial water level. The number indicates the output datum height a or b of the water level.
Water area is not connected and initially water is flowing in to it. However, water is now flowing out.		Water area connected to another area and water is flowing back from an initial end point, indicated by the red line. Orange color indicates that the water level has lowered more than 0.1m compared to the initial water level. The number indicates the output datum height a or b of the water level.
Water area with an inlet connected to it.		Water area with an Inlet connected to it. Inlets are always orange.

Visualization options

In step 4 Interaction of the Water Overlay Wizard different options for visualizing the water system can be selected. Notice that multiple options at once can be selected.

Display Water Objects

This mode is by default selected and will schematically visualize the water system and hydraulic constructions as seen above.

Display Water Area System

This option adds a schematic visualization of water level areas, connected by hydraulic structures which is visible when zooming out. The directional flow between areas and the water level of areas will be visualized using color schemes, labels and shapes.

Display Weirs with Panels

Weir panel

When present, Weirs will be visualized with a Panel Popup. It is possible to click on this popup to open the Panel and change the Weir height. Note that a Test Run will start when changing this height. The panels are Template Excel panels which can be downloaded and adjusted as desired.

Display Water Areas with Panels

Water area panel

When present, Water areas will be highlighted with a Panel Popup. When clicking on this popup, the Panel opens and it is possible to change dynamically the Water level. Note that a Test Run will start when changing the Water level. The panels are Template Excel panels which can be downloaded and adjusted as desired.

Group: Results
Output keys

Object flow output • Object height output • Object datum output a • Object datum output b • Object width output
Output other

Result type • Water balance • System visualization • Weather visualization • Debug info
Related

Building attributes • Hydraulic structures • Hydrological features • Terrain attributes • Model attributes • Simulation data

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-==Visualizations of the water system==
 When a [[Water Overlay]] is active, the water system and [[hydraulic structures (Water Overlay)|hydraulic constructions]] are schematically visualized to provide more insight.
 If water has flowed through any of the [[hydraulic structures (Water Overlay)|hydraulic constructions]], animated arrows in the connecting lines will indicate that movement. Also, when zoomed in on the constructions, the [[Water_level_(Water_Overlay)|Water level]] at either side of the construction is visible.
 Below an overview of the different components in the water system.
-===Water level area===
-[[File:Water level area schematic.PNG|thumb|left|150px|Weir]]
+== Water Objects ==
-Each [[Water_level_area_(Water_Overlay)|Water level area]] is visualized by a dashed border along the surface of the [[Terrain]].
+{|class=wikitable
-<br clear=all>
+!Type
-===Breach===
+!Image
-[[File:Breach_schematic.PNG|thumb|left|150px|Weir]]
+!Description
-A [[Breach_(Water_Overlay)|Breach]] area is visualized by a purple sphere.
+|-
-<br clear=all>
+|Water area
-===Weir===
+|[[File:Water level area schematic.PNG|x100px|Water area]]
-[[File:Weir_schematic.PNG|thumb|left|150px|Weir]]
+|Each [[Water_level_area_(Water_Overlay)|Water area]] is visualized by a dashed border along the surface of the [[Terrain]].
-Schematic visualization of a [[Weir_(Water_Overlay)|Weir]]. The water levels at either side and also the direction of the flow is visible.
+|-
-<br clear=all>
+|Breach
-===Culvert===
+|[[File:Breach_schematic.PNG|x100px|Breach]]
-[[File:Culvert_schematic1.PNG|thumb|left|150px|Culvert]]
+|A [[Breach_(Water_Overlay)|Breach]] area is visualized by a purple sphere.
-Schematic visualization of a [[Culvert_(Water_Overlay)|Culvert]]. The water levels at either side and also the direction of the flow is visible.
+|-
-<br clear=all>
+|Weir
-===Pump===
+|[[File:Weir_schematic.PNG|x100px|Weir]]
-[[File:Pump_schematic.PNG|thumb|left|150px|Pump]]
+|Schematic visualization of a [[Weir_(Water_Overlay)|Weir]]. The water levels at either side and also the direction of the flow is visible.
-Schematic visualization of a [[Pump_(Water_Overlay)|Pump]]. The water levels at either side and also the direction of the flow is visible.
+|-
-<br clear=all>
+| Culvert
-<br clear=all>
+| [[File:Culvert_schematic1.PNG|x100px|Culvert]]
-===In- or Outlet===
+| Schematic visualization of a [[Culvert_(Water_Overlay)|Culvert]]. The water levels at either side and also the direction of the flow is visible.
-[[File:Inlet_schematic.PNG|thumb|left|150px|Pump]]
+|-
-Schematic visualization of an [[Inlet_(Water_Overlay)|Inlet or Outlet]].
+|Pump
-<br clear=all>
+|[[File:Pump_schematic.PNG|x100px|Pump]]
-===Sewer overflow===
+|Schematic visualization of a [[Pump_(Water_Overlay)|Pump]]. The water levels at either side and also the direction of the flow is visible.
-[[File:Sewer_overflow_schematic.PNG|thumb|left|150px|Sewer overflow]]
+|-
-The [[Sewer_overflow_(Water_Overlay)|Sewer overflow]] is visualized with a black sphere.
+|In- or Outlet
-<br clear=all>
+|[[File:Inlet_schematic.PNG|x100px|Inlet]]
-===Sewer area===
+|Schematic visualization of an [[Inlet_(Water_Overlay)|Inlet or Outlet]].
-[[File:Sewer_system_schematic.PNG|thumb|left|150px|Sewer area]]
+|-
-The [[Sewer_area_(Water_Overlay)|Sewer area]] is visualized with an orange line which connects the center of the area with the [[Sewer_overflow_(Water_Overlay)|Sewer overflow]].
+|Sewer overflow
-<br clear=all>
+|[[File:Sewer_overflow_schematic.PNG|x100px|Sewer overflow]]
+|The [[Sewer_overflow_(Water_Overlay)|Sewer overflow]] is visualized with a black sphere.
+|-
+|Sewer area
+|[[File:Sewer_system_schematic.PNG|x100px|Sewer area]]
+|The [[Sewer_area_(Water_Overlay)|Sewer area]] is visualized with an orange line which connects the center of the area with the [[Sewer_overflow_(Water_Overlay)|Sewer overflow]].
+|}
+== Water Areas==
+The following section is about the water system visualization. The initial setup is 0.4 m on the right and 0.3 m on the left.
+{|class=wikitable
+!Type
+!Image
+!Overview
+!Description
+|-
+|Water area is connected and initially water is flowing out of it
+|[[File:Water level area connected outflow.PNG|x100px]]
+|[[File:Water level area connected outflow overview.PNG|x100px]].
+|[[Water_level_area_(Water_Overlay)|Water area]] connected to another area and water is flowing out. Light blue color indicates that water level is within 0.1m of the initial water level. The number indicates the [[Object datum output a (Water Overlay)|output datum height a]] or [[Object datum output b (Water Overlay)|b]] of the water level
+|-
+|Water area not connected or initially no water flowing out of it
+|[[File:Water level area not connected no outflow.PNG|x100px]]
+|[[File:Water level area connected outflow overview.PNG|x100px]]
+|[[Water_level_area_(Water_Overlay)|Water area]] connected to another area, but  water is flowing out. The number indicates the [[Object datum output a (Water Overlay)|output datum height a]] or [[Object datum output b (Water Overlay)|b]] of the water level
+|-
+|Water area is connected and initially water is flowing out of it
+|[[File:Water level area connected outflow significant.PNG|x100px]]
+|[[File:Water level area connected outflow significant overview.PNG|x100px]]
+|[[Water_level_area_(Water_Overlay)|Water area]] connected to another area and water is flowing out. Orange color indicates that the water level has lowered more than 0.1m compared to the initial water level. The number indicates the [[Object datum output a (Water Overlay)|output datum height a]] or [[Object datum output b (Water Overlay)|b]] of the water level.
+|-
+|Water area is not connected and initially water is flowing in to it. However, water is now flowing out.
+|[[File:Water level area connected outflow inflow.PNG|x100px]]
+|[[File:Water level area connected outflow inflow overview.PNG|x100px]]
+|[[Water_level_area_(Water_Overlay)|Water area]] connected to another area and water is flowing back from an initial end point, indicated by the red line. Orange color indicates that the water level has lowered more than 0.1m compared to the initial water level. The number indicates the [[Object datum output a (Water Overlay)|output datum height a]] or [[Object datum output b (Water Overlay)|b]] of the water level.
+|-
+|Water area with an inlet connected to it.
+|[[File:Water level area inlet.PNG|x100px]]
+|[[File:Water level area inlet overview.PNG|x100px]]
+|[[Water_level_area_(Water_Overlay)|Water area]] with an [[Inlet (Water Overlay)|Inlet]] connected to it. Inlets are always orange.
+|}
 ==Visualization options==
 In step 4 ''Interaction'' of the [[Water Overlay Wizard]] different options for visualizing the water system can be selected. Notice that multiple options at once can be selected.
 ====Display Water Objects====
-This mode is by default selected and will schematically visualize the water system and [[Hydraulic_structures_(Water_Overlay)|hydraulic constructions]] as seen above.
+This mode is by default selected and will [[System_visualization_(Water_Overlay)#Water Objects|schematically visualize]] the water system and [[Hydraulic_structures_(Water_Overlay)|hydraulic constructions]] as seen above.
 ====Display Water Area System====
-[[File:Water_area_system.PNG|thumb|left|150px|Water area system visualization]]
+This option adds a [[System visualization (Water Overlay)#Water Areas|schematic visualization of water level areas]], connected by hydraulic structures which is visible when zooming out. The directional flow between areas and the water level of areas will be visualized using color schemes, labels and shapes.
-This option adds a schematic line visualization which is visible when zooming out. The direction, flow of the water and the water levels can be seen. This mode is useful for debugging the water system.
-<br clear=all>
 ====Display Weirs with Panels====
-[[File:Weir_panel.PNG|thumb|left|150px|Weir panel]]
+[[File:Weir_panel.PNG|thumb|right|150px|Weir panel]]
 When present, [[Weir_(Water_Overlay)|Weirs]] will be visualized with a [[Panels|Panel]] [[Popup]]. It is possible to click on this popup to open the Panel and change the [[Weir_height_(Water_Overlay)|Weir height]]. Note that a [[Test Run]] will start when changing this height. The panels are [[Template_Panel|Template Excel panels]] which can be downloaded and adjusted as desired.
 <br clear=all>
-====Display Water level Areas with Panels====
-[[File:Water_level_area_panel.PNG|thumb|left|150px|Water level area panel]]
+====Display Water Areas with Panels====
-When present, [[Water_level_area_(Water_Overlay)|Water level areas]] will be highlighted with a [[Panels|Panel]] [[Popup]]. When clicking on this popup, the Panel opens and it is possible to change dynamically the [[Water_level_(Water_Overlay)|Water level]]. Note that a [[Test Run]] will start when changing the Water level. The panels are [[Template_Panel|Template Excel panels]] which can be downloaded and adjusted as desired.
+[[File:Water_level_area_panel.PNG|thumb|right|150px|Water area panel]]
+When present, [[Water_level_area_(Water_Overlay)|Water areas]] will be highlighted with a [[Panels|Panel]] [[Popup]]. When clicking on this popup, the Panel opens and it is possible to change dynamically the [[Water_level_(Water_Overlay)|Water level]]. Note that a [[Test Run]] will start when changing the Water level. The panels are [[Template_Panel|Template Excel panels]] which can be downloaded and adjusted as desired.
 <br clear=all>
-{{Water Module buttons}}
+{{WaterOverlay output nav}}

System visualization (Water Overlay): Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 11:29, 26 April 2024

Contents

Water Objects

Water Areas