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Condition setting Individual operation/ River/ Water level gauge

Create a water level gauge

  1. Select the river for which you want to specify a water level gauge from > in the DioVISTA project menu list [Simulation conditions] [rivers] and right-click.

  2. [Create new] Click > [Create a new water level gauge] .

  3. [Water level gauge] A dialog will appear.

  4. Enter the distance from which you want to create the water level gauge.

  5. [OK] button. A water level gauge is created at the specified location.

  6. Set the settings related to the water level gauge on the properties screen.

Set the observed values (water depth and level) of the water level gauge

  1. Select the water level gauge for which you want to set the observation value (water depth / water level) from > in the project menu list of DioVISTA [Simulation conditions] and [rivers] click it.

  2. Click under Property Observations [...] .

  3. If the property type is water depth, the water depth setting screen is displayed.

    • If the type of property is water level, the water level setting screen is displayed.
  4. If the property type is water depth, enter the time (s) and depth (m).

    • If the property type is water level, enter the time (s) and water level (m).
  5. When you are finished [OK] , click .

Set the H-Q formula for the water level gauge

  1. Select the water level gauge for which you want to set the H-Q formula from > in the project menu list of DioVISTA [Simulation conditions] [rivers] and click it.

  2. Click in the H-Q expression of Properties [...] .

  3. The H-Q setting screen appears.

  4. Enter the water level (m) and flow rate (m^3/s).

  5. When you are finished [OK] , click .

Set the alert level for the water level gauge

  1. Select the water level gauge for which you want to set the alert level from > in the project menu list of DioVISTA [Simulation conditions] and [rivers] click it.

  2. Click under Alert Level in Properties [...] .

  3. The alert level setting screen appears.

  4. Enter each water level (m).

  5. When you are finished [OK] , click .


Last update: 2023-03-20