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To open the short-term simulation/design storm window, click the icon [[Datei:Button_Fenster_Kurzfristprognose.PNG|Datei:Button_Fenster_Kurzfristprognose.PNG]] in the [[Special:MyLanguage/Symbolleisten#Funktionsleiste| function bar]] of the Talsim-NG main window. Alternatively, open the system administration by right-clicking on the scenario (menu item: ''Short-term simulation (model rain)'') and then open the short-term forecast/design storm window via the context menu.
To open the short-term simulation/design storm window, click the icon [[Datei:Button_Fenster_Kurzfristprognose.PNG|Datei:Button_Fenster_Kurzfristprognose.PNG]] in the [[Special:MyLanguage/Symbolleisten#Funktionsleiste| function bar]] of the Talsim-NG main window. Alternatively, open the system administration by right-clicking on the scenario (menu item: ''Short-term simulation (model rain)'') and then open the short-term scenario/design storm window via the context menu.


Then, use the short-term simulation/design storm window to manage, create and edit short-term forecasts.  
Then, use the short-term simulation/design storm window to manage, create and edit short-term simulations/design storms.  




To run the simulation for the created short-term simulation, start it in the system administration via the context menu (Simulation &rarr; [[Special:MyLanguage/Bereich_Simulationen#Simulation_starten|Start simulation]]).
To run the created short-term simulation, start it in the system administration via the context menu (Simulation &rarr; [[Special:MyLanguage/Bereich_Simulationen#Simulation_starten|Start simulation]]).


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===Copying a Simulation/Design Storm===
===Copying a Simulation/Design Storm===


Selecting the menu item ''Copy'', the dialog window opens and the name of the copy of a short-term simulation is entered. Confirming with ''OK'', copies the selected simulation selected in [[Special:MyLanguage/#selection menu of short-term forecasts|selection menu of short-term forecasts]].  
Selecting the menu item ''Copy'', the dialog window opens, and the name of the copy of a short-term simulation is entered. Confirming with ''OK''  copies the simulation selected in the [[Special:MyLanguage/#selection menu of short-term forecasts|selection menu of short-term simulations]].  




===Save a Simulation/Design Storm===
===Saving a Simulation/Design Storm===


By selecting the menu item ''save'' the short-term forecast is saved with the current settings. Alternatively, it can also be saved using the save button at the bottom left of the window.
By selecting the menu item ''Save'', the short-term simulation is saved with the current settings. Alternatively, it can be saved using the ''Speichern'' button at the bottom left of the window.




===Confirming a Simulation/Design Storm===
===Confirming a Simulation/Design Storm===


'''Attention!'' Is no longer supported! Leads to program crash!
''Attention!'' This function is no longer supported! Leads to program crash!




===Deleting Simulation/Design Storm===
===Deleting a Simulation/Design Storm===


Deletes the forecast selected in the selection menu.
Deletes the simulation selected in the selection menu.




===Set precipitation factors===
===Setting Precipitation Factors===


Imports the scaling factors for the model rainfall of each catchment area from a file. The file must have the name <code>N_Factor.txt</code> and be located in the same directory as the connected databases (<code>dataBase</code>, see also [[Special:MyLanguage/Verzeichnisstruktur|Directory Structure]]). The file contains all indentations
Imports scaling factors for the model rainfall of every single catchment area from a file. The file must have the name <code>N_Factor.txt</code> and must be located in the same directory as the connected databases (<code>dataBase</code>, see also [[Special:MyLanguage/Verzeichnisstruktur|Directory Structure]]).
[[Special:MyLanguage/noch genau aunschauen|pretty close up]]




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==Selection menu of short term forecasts==
==Using the Selection Menu==


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The selection menu is used to select the one to be processed from the short-term forecast that has been created. On the right side is the Name button, which can be used to change the name of the selected short-term forecast.
Use the selection menu to select a beforehand created simulation to process it further. Use the name button on the right side to change the name of the selected short-term simulation/design storm.




==Range Display==
==View Section==


In the area Display there is a button ''Diagram'', with which the flood waves or the model rule can be displayed graphically. If the tab ''Precipitation'' is opened, the globally set model rain is displayed when pressing the button (i.e. before scaling with factors for the individual catchment areas). If the Inflow tab is open, the single feeder must first be selected in the Single Feeder area. Then the flood wave assigned to the single discharger in the Attributes of the HW wave area is displayed (including the adjustment by the attributes set for the catchment area).
In the ''View'' section, there is a button ''Graph'', with which flood waves or model rains can be displayed as a graph. Using the tab ''Precipitation'', globally set model rains are displayed (i.e. before scaling with factors for catchment areas). Using the ''Inflow'' tab, a point source must first be selected in the point source section. Then, the flood wave which is assigned to the respective point source during the attribute definition is displayed.


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Datei:Kurzfristprognose_Grafik_Modellregen.PNG| Grafik window model rain
Datei:Kurzfristprognose_Grafik_Modellregen.PNG| Graph: Model Rain
Datei:Kurzfristprognose_Grafik_Hochwasserwelle.PNG | Grafik window flood wave
Datei:Kurzfristprognose_Grafik_Hochwasserwelle.PNG | Graph: Flood Wave
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The window has the tabs ''chart'' and ''xxx''. The tab ''Hydrograph'' shows the graphic, in ''xxx'' the values for the grid points given in the simulation area are listed in a table.
The graph window has the tabs ''Hydrograph'' and ''xxx''. The tab ''Hydrograph'' shows the graph, while ''xxx'' gives out a list of the grid point values of the simulation.


Via the menu format it is possible to format the graphic (settings for grid, axes and labels).
Selecting the menu item ''Format'', it is possible to alter the graphic (settings for grid, axes, and labels).




==Simulation area==
==Simulation Section==


The general simulation settings such as start of simulation (format: DD.MM.YYYY hh:mm), time step [min], time steps to be simulated [-] are entered in the Simulation section.
The general simulation settings, such as the start of the simulation (format: DD.MM.YYYY hh:mm), time step [min], and time steps to be simulated [-] are entered in the simulation section.




==Range Load Definition==
==Load Definition Section==


The load definition of a short-term forecast can be entered as inflow or precipitation, depending on the system element, in the tabs of the same name. For single dischargers the load is defined as inflow, i.e. flood wave, for catchment areas as precipitation, i.e. model rain.
The load definition of a short-term simulation/design storm can, depending on the respective system element, be entered as inflow or precipitation in the corresponding tabs. For point sources, the load is defined as an inflow (flood wave), for catchment areas as precipitation (model rain).




===Inflow===
===Inflow===


The tab ''Inflow'' is divided into the two areas ''Setting'' (global) and ''Single Inducer''.  
The tab ''Inflow'' is divided into the two sections ''Settings'' (global) on the left side and ''Point Source'' on the right side.  


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In the area ''Settings'' the global settings are defined and the flood event set. From the selection menu the [[Special:MyLanguage/Fenster_Hochwasserwellenstatistik|flood event]] is selected. This must be created before. Here the start-up time and the peak value can also be scaled globally for all inlets.
In the ''Settings'' section, the global settings for the flood event are defined. From the selection menu, the [[Special:MyLanguage/Fenster_Hochwasserwellenstatistik|flood event]] is selected. The flood event must already exist and thus be created beforehand. Here, the start-up periods and the peak values for all inlets can be scaled globally.


The settings for the individual single feeders are made in the ''Single Feeders'' section. The single introducer is marked in the list. Then the respective flood wave for the single introducer is selected from the selection menu. In the lower area, individual attributes of the flood wave can also be changed for the selected single discharger.
In the section ''Point Source'', all settings for point sources can be set. To do this, a point source is selected from the list. Then, the respective flood wave for the point source is selected from the selection menu. In the lower section, individual attributes of the flood wave can also be changed for the selected point source.





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To open the short-term simulation/design storm window, click the icon Datei:Button_Fenster_Kurzfristprognose.PNG in the function bar of the Talsim-NG main window. Alternatively, open the system administration by right-clicking on the scenario (menu item: Short-term simulation (model rain)) and then open the short-term scenario/design storm window via the context menu.

Then, use the short-term simulation/design storm window to manage, create and edit short-term simulations/design storms.


To run the created short-term simulation, start it in the system administration via the context menu (Simulation → Start simulation).

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The window consists of:

  • Menu bar (at the top)
  • Selection menu with already created short-term simulations (beneath the menu bar)
  • View section (top left)
  • Simulation section (middle left)
  • Section for load definitions (lower right corner), separated into two tabs
  • Inflow
  • Precipitation


Simulation/Design Storm Menu

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Creating a New Simulation/Design Storm

By selecting the menu item New a dialog window opens, in which the name or a short description for the new short-term simulation is entered.

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Copying a Simulation/Design Storm

Selecting the menu item Copy, the dialog window opens, and the name of the copy of a short-term simulation is entered. Confirming with OK copies the simulation selected in the selection menu of short-term simulations.


Saving a Simulation/Design Storm

By selecting the menu item Save, the short-term simulation is saved with the current settings. Alternatively, it can be saved using the Speichern button at the bottom left of the window.


Confirming a Simulation/Design Storm

Attention! This function is no longer supported! Leads to program crash!


Deleting a Simulation/Design Storm

Deletes the simulation selected in the selection menu.


Setting Precipitation Factors

Imports scaling factors for the model rainfall of every single catchment area from a file. The file must have the name N_Factor.txt and must be located in the same directory as the connected databases (dataBase, see also Directory Structure).


Using the Selection Menu

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Use the selection menu to select a beforehand created simulation to process it further. Use the name button on the right side to change the name of the selected short-term simulation/design storm.


View Section

In the View section, there is a button Graph, with which flood waves or model rains can be displayed as a graph. Using the tab Precipitation, globally set model rains are displayed (i.e. before scaling with factors for catchment areas). Using the Inflow tab, a point source must first be selected in the point source section. Then, the flood wave which is assigned to the respective point source during the attribute definition is displayed.

The graph window has the tabs Hydrograph and xxx. The tab Hydrograph shows the graph, while xxx gives out a list of the grid point values of the simulation.

Selecting the menu item Format, it is possible to alter the graphic (settings for grid, axes, and labels).


Simulation Section

The general simulation settings, such as the start of the simulation (format: DD.MM.YYYY hh:mm), time step [min], and time steps to be simulated [-] are entered in the simulation section.


Load Definition Section

The load definition of a short-term simulation/design storm can, depending on the respective system element, be entered as inflow or precipitation in the corresponding tabs. For point sources, the load is defined as an inflow (flood wave), for catchment areas as precipitation (model rain).


Inflow

The tab Inflow is divided into the two sections Settings (global) on the left side and Point Source on the right side.

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In the Settings section, the global settings for the flood event are defined. From the selection menu, the flood event is selected. The flood event must already exist and thus be created beforehand. Here, the start-up periods and the peak values for all inlets can be scaled globally.

In the section Point Source, all settings for point sources can be set. To do this, a point source is selected from the list. Then, the respective flood wave for the point source is selected from the selection menu. In the lower section, individual attributes of the flood wave can also be changed for the selected point source.


Precipitation

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