Most of the data type options are CAD surfaces. Esri shapefiles work but they are a huge amount of data compared to a raster. Most other softwares let you define an underlying terrain with a raster
most open source elevation data is in raster format.
most people who do hydraulic modeling will be most familiar with this. these data sets are easy to work with and generally less cumbersome than input options available.
i am having to use a la...
This can be used to identify drops in straight line because of some clashes, etc. Also this should be able to highlight based on the value of drop depth.
[Copy] Ability to modify 'Rational Method Frequency Adjustment Factor' for a specific catchment or range of catchments.
Currently there is only an option to add Rational Method Frequency Adjustment Factors for the entire storm, which affects all catchments. Our GDOT standards require modification of the factor for only C values less than 0.6.
[Copy] Ability to Update/Load additional Pipe networks from Civil 3d
Currently When importing pulling in pipe networks (both utility and drainage) two things happen 1.) They lose a lot of data. 2.) you can only do it once. Then you have to erase EVERYTHING and do it again. The workflow generally goes like this: So ...
Most state are or are moving to using NOAA rainfall Data. Basic IDF tables can be Downloaded and Uploaded, but it should integrate with the different Calculation methods (Table equations, Poly Log, IDF Curve.....)
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Needs review