RUBICON (with 2D framework)

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RUBICON (with 2D framework)

A RUBICON conversion requires a number of files that are created as part of the RUBICON modelling process.

 

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12da TIN Order File:

This file specifies the 12D TIN files that form the basis of the 2D framework onto which the 1D RUBICON results are mapped. This file is a text (*.txt) file with a numbered list of 12D TIN files (*.12da format) to use for the framework. An example is provided below:

 1. 130925TINRUBID.12da

 2. tin_rub_us_penrith2.12da

 3. tin_m11_cattai_trib.12da

 4. tin_m11_southck_trib.12da

 5. tin_rub3_ds_sackville.12da

 6. tin_rub1_us_penrith.12da

 7. 130909TINRUBID.12da

 

RUBICON Mapping Database File:

This file specifies the link between the text based RUBICON outputs and the relevant 12D TIN nodes. Each 12D TIN node is identified by its "Z-value". The file format allows linear interpolation of TIN nodes that lie between two cross sections. Thism is controlled by a weighting factor to the upstream cross section. An example is provided below:

 

 1000 1WB1 WARRADAM n/a n/a 1.00 Y 1000 0.000 0.000

 1001 1WB6 WARRARIV n/a n/a 1.00 Y 1001 0.000 0.000

 1002 1WB9 JUNCTION2 n/a n/a 1.00 Y 1002 0.000 0.000

 1003 22WB1 WALLACIAW n/a n/a 1.00 Y 1003 0.000 0.000

 1004 1WB10 JUNCTION3 1WB12 ERSKINECK 0.60 N 1004 0.000 0.000

 

A description of each Row follows:

Column1:        12D Node ID

Column2:        not used

Column3:        Upstream X-section ID

Column4:        not used

Column5:        Downstream X-section ID

Column6:        Ratio to upstream X-section

Column7:        not used

Column8:        not used

Column9:        not used

Column10:        not used

 

DEM File:

waterRIDE™ surface file containing TERRAIN onto which the 1D surface will be mapped.

 

Results Type:

Specify the type of results that are contained in the result files: peak or time-series.

 

Use "On-The-Fly" Mapping:

If time-series results are specified, "on-the-fly" mapping will result in a significantly smaller file size. This is achieved by dynamically "floating" the RUBICON TIN (*.wrb) over the gridded DEM (*.wrr), rather than actually mapping every timestep. However, as every timestep must be mapped as it is displayed, performance using very large TIN's will be slower.

 

RUBICON Results Files:

Specify the RUBICON CSV results files to use in the conversion. Example output files are provided below:

Peaks Outputs - Each row contains the peak water levels for a model. The first column contains the run ID, followed by the peak water surface value for each X-section ID:

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Time-Series Outputs - Each row contains water levels for each X-section for a particular timestep (in hours).

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Output files will be either be the same name as the time series results file(s), or the run ID's in a peaks results set. Conversions can be batched.