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Overview of the SMS (v11.0) Mitchell Brown Civil Engineering Technician Mitchell.E.Brown@erdc.dren.mil June 11-15, 2012 CMS Shark River Inlet, NJ CPT Grays Harbor, WA Wood Wood chips Flour Other US Army Corps of Engineers BUILDING STRONG Draft, ft GenCade Matagorda Ship Channel, TX

Overview of Presentation Introduction to the Surface-water Modeling System (SMS v.11.0) What is it? Tools, Modules, Data Tree, Images, etc. CMS Models interface 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 2

CMS Overview Since 1997 38 workshops Districts can independently run the CMS! Advantages Robust Physics-based Integrated SYSTEM In SMS User-friendly 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012

Scales of Coverage TIME SCALE MICRO sec-min MESO MACRO hour-week month - year MEGA decades ULTRA century SPACE SCALE MICRO mm - m MESO m - km MACRO km - 10 km MEGA sub - regional ULTRA regional Boussinesq Modeling Technology Turbulence Waves Wind Storms CMS-Wave CMS-Flow PTM Berms CPT CSMART GenCade Inlet Reservoir Model Sediment Budgets Coastal currents Sea level rise / Global warming Seasonal variations River discharges Shoaling Toolbox Sec 111 Guidance Databases RMAP GIS Tools Regional climate variation (e.g., El Ni ñ o) FORCING, TIME 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 4 Tide Transport threshold Scour Channel Infilling Shoals Ripples Sand Waves Bars Long term coastal evolution evol. MORPHOLOGIC RESPONSE, SPACE

A Pre-Processor What is the SMS? Organize and create input files for Corps of Engineers Numerical Models A Post-Processor (visualize results) Create plots Create film loops Data calculator Dataset creation Connect with outside tools Import/export CAD data Import/export GIS data Import/export tabular ASCII data Import/export image data 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 5

Overview of SMS interface The SMS interface is modular. Separate modules pertain to each data type. As the user switches from one module to another, the menus and tools change. Inside the modules, the user associates a numerical model with a mesh or grid. When that grid is active, the tools and menus for the associated model are also enabled. The SMS screen includes several toolbars, edit fields, and menus. Some of these change as the user switches modules or numerical models. The principal components include: Menu Bar - Menu to issue commands. These change as the module and model change. Edit Window - Fields directly below the menu bar showing the coordinates and function values for selected entities. Graphics Window - Display panel to show the data being manipulated. Project Explorer (Data Tree) - Tree representation of data currently referenced through SMS. Time Step Window Appears if transient data are available. Toolbars - Several toolbars can be displayed. For more information on each toolbar, see the Toolbars article. Help or Status Window The toolbars, project explorer, time steps window, and edit window are dockable windows. Dockable windows may be positioned by the user. 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 6

SMS Modeling Suite MENU BAR The Data Tree (also referred to as the Project Explorer") is a dockable window that appears by default on the left side of the SMS screen. DATA TREE GRAPHICS WINDOW EDIT WINDOW This window displays a hierarchical tree structure representing all data currently being managed in an SMS simulation. TIME STEPS WINDOW STATUS WINDOW HELP WINDOW 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 7

Toolbars Toolbars Static Toolbar Dynamic Toolbar Grid CMS-Flow CMS-Wave Scatter Annotation Data Toolbar Optional Toolbars Macro File Display Module Toolbar 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 8

Dynamic Toolbar Cartesian Grid tools Select Cell, Row, and Column Split Column and Row Move Column and Row Edges Select and Create Cellstrings Create Grid Frame Apply Contour Labels Scatter Data tools Select and Create Point Select and Create Breakline Select and Create Triangle Flip Triangle Edge Map Data Tools Select Feature Node Create Feature Node Select Vertex Add Vertex Select Feature Arc Create Feature Arc Select Feature Polygon Create 2-d Grid Frame Select 2-d Grid Frame Selection tools usually have an arrow that points to the specific type of element. Creation tools are identical to selection tools, only they do not have the arrow. 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 9

Data Tree Components The Data Tree makes selection of loaded datasets easy. Simply click on a dataset to make it active, and the graphics window updates accordingly. There are several right-click options available depending on the type of dataset activated, and within which module it is located. A few of these are: Basic Dataset Information Dataset-specific contour options Export to file Metadata Information The display of each asset in the Data Tree can be turned off by unchecking the display box next to the dataset name. 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 10

SMS a complete modeling interface Build a CMS model from start to finish all within SMS Import Background Data Topographic & bathymetric data numerous formats supported Images maps & aerial photos CAD, GIS & spreadsheet data Create Conceptual Model Delineate CMS model domain Define areas of finer resolution Generate & Run CMS Models Automatically generate grid Interpolate depths from background data Utilize built-in interfaces to define model-specific parameters and boundary conditions Run model and visualize results 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 11

SMS Data Processing 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 12

Import Wizard 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 13

Scattered Data (TINs) Stores spatially varied data Bathymetric data most common Interpolates from one grid/mesh to another Allows combination of data sources Facilitates data thinning or filtering 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 14

Visualization of Scattered Data Options Magnify in Z direction Oblique or plan views Fill with contours options Shading Humboldt Bay, CA Oblique view Z-magnification 5x 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 15

Lidar Survey 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 16

Breaklines 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 17

Operating With Scatter Sets Right Click Menu Merge 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 18

Points and Triangles User can delete points or triangles to change extents of a set. User can swap edges to alter shape of surface Used in linear interpolation 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 19

Images Topo Maps Aerial Photos http://terraserver.microsoft.com 1st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 20

Image Data Overlay data over images 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 21

CMS-Flow Interface: Pull-down Menus The Data pull-down menu contains many items here are a few: Steering Module Starts/controls interaction between Flow and Wave Data Calculator Dataset-based functions Dataset Toolbox Dataset-based operations (includes Calculator) Vector/Contour Options Change appearance of data within the Graphics Window Film Loop Generate animations based on loaded data/solutions Grid -> Scatterpoint Convert CMS-Flow grid to Scatterpoint dataset (TIN) The Cellstring menu contains operations for boundary condition forcing strings. The CMS-Flow menu contains commands to operate the model. Assign BC Assigns boundary condition forcing information to cellstrings Delete BC Delete the forcing informaiton from a cellstring Model Control Set up the parameters and running options for the CMS- Flow simulation Run CMS-Flow Start CMS-Flow based on Model Control options. 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 22

CMS-Flow Model Control Parameter Specification and File I/O Time Control Auxiliary Files Parameters Wet/Dry depth Flags Calculations to Include Sediment Transport Wind Waves Salinity 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 23

CMS-Wave Interface: Pull-down Menus The Data are the same for both CMS-Flow and CMS-Wave. Steering Module Starts/controls interaction between Flow and Wave Data Calculator Dataset-based functions Dataset Toolbox Dataset-based operations (includes Calculator) Vector/Contour Options Change appearance of data in Graphics Window Film Loop Generate animations based on loaded data/solutions Grid -> Scatterpoint Convert CMS-Flow grid to Scatterpoint dataset (TIN) The CMS-Wave menu contains commands to operate the model. Spectral Energy Allows user to Create Spectral Energy forcing from wave characteristics or Import existing data from a wave gauge Nest Grid Allows use of a nested (child) wave grid for better resolution in some areas Model Control Set up the parameters and running options for a CMS- Wave simulation Model Check Analyze present wave grid and modeling parameters for errors before run commences. Run CMS-Wave Start CMS-Wave based on Model Control options. 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 24

Spectral Energy menu Example of Imported Spectra from Wave Gauge 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 25

Generate Spectra from Bulk Criteria 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 26

Model Control Turn on Wetting & Drying of Cells Turn on Reflection (FWD, BWD) Choose Bed Friction type Set parameters Choose Output Datasets Choose Wave Source 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 27

Recent additions to the SMS Dataset Toolbox Grid duplication/rotation tools Web Menu Spatial Data Coverages Data types Plot types Compass plots Coordinate Projections More projections Automatic re-projection of data with projection file 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 28

Dataset Toolbox 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 29

Dataset Toolbox Temporal Operations Sample times Temporal derivatives Mathematical Operations Comparisons Data Calculator Spatial Operations Spacing Gradients/Derivatives Smoothing Conversions Vector <-> Scalars Coastal Functions Wavelength/Celerity Courant number Activity Mapping Map activity Value filtering 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 30

Web Menu Import data from web Virtual Earth Image data Elevation data Find Data Links to useful web sites Tidal Data Links to coastal filtering tools 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 31

Spatial Data Coverages Create nodes at locations of interest (gauges) Associate temporal data with location Scalar data X/Y vector data Mag/dir vector data Plot types Scientific Multi-axis Rose plots 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 32

Spatial Data Coverages Compass plot Displayed on graphics window Updates with dates User managed 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 33

Coordinate Projections All major datums Project Point Object Entire project Support for projection files Automatic detection of projections Images CAD GIS 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 34

SMS Post Processing Annotations Graphic images Animations AVI filmloops kmz Google Earth Exports 2D Plots Time series Profiles and Cross sections both steady state and transient 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 35

Annotation Layers Replaces Drawing Objects New Objects Screen space images (logos) Scale bars North Arrows Organizes entities into layers Anchored in either world or screen 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 36

Contour/Vector Plots 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 37

Google Overlay (zoom) 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 38

Obtaining and Activating SMS http://cirp.usace.army.mil/products/sms.php USACE Contact sms@erdc.usace.army.mil and request a password for SMS 11.0. Others Visit http://www.aquaveo.com/password_request for a temporary password. Contact Aquaveo sales at sales@aquaveo.com or call (801) 302-1400. Request evaluation version from within the SMS registration form. 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 39

Surface-water Modeling System (SMS) Questions? Mitch Brown Mitchell.E.Brown@erdc.dren.army. mil 601-634-4036 1 st CMS Webinar, Coastal Inlets Research Program, June 11-15, 2012 40

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