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Latest revision as of 08:32, 12 May 2010
Basic Information
File-Type
didamintq.cfg
File-Form
FORMATTED
Version
3.x / October 2009
Description-Date
October 2009
Significance of the File
contains special configuration data for the program DIDAMINTQ
File-Contents (in Catchwords)
- NEWSET, opens a new block with all relevant informations for conversion of physical quantities:
- Input-Groessen, number and list of input quantities.
- Output-Groessen, number and list of output quantities.
- Output-Operatoren, list of operators for all output quantities. The following operators are defined:
- mean value computation:
- A-HM : mean value without depth weighting (one input quantity), e. g. for computation of mean water level.
- A-HVM : mean value with depth weighting (one input quantity), e. g. for computation of mean current velocity.
- B-HVM : mean value with depth weighthing (two input quantities), not used at the moment.
- integral value computation:
- A-HI : integration without depth weighting (one input quantity), e. g. for computation of integral bed load transport.
- A-HVI : integration with depth weighting (one input quantity), e. g. for computation of flow from current velocity.
- B-HVI : integration with depth weighting (two input quantities), e. g. for computation of integral salt transport from current velocity and salinity.
- other operators:
- AREA : compute cross sectional area.
- WETP : compute wetted perimeter.
- HYDR : compute hydraulic radius.
- MAXI : compute maximum value.
- mean value computation:
Remarks:
- An arbitrary number of NEWSET blocks can be prescribed.
- Read of NEWSET blocks can be terminated through single ENDDATA statement.
- All code numbers for physical quantities used must be properly defined in configuration files of type $PROGHOME/cfg/phydef.cfg.*.dat.
- ENDFILE, terminates input from configuration file.
Programs using this Type of File
Example-File
see standard configuration file $PROGHOME/cfg/DidaMintQ.cfg
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