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The utility requires GIS projection information to correctly translate the spatial dataset from SDF format to *mif or *.shp format. This is done by including a projection or header file in the same folder directory as the SDF file. The utility will use the projection information from this file for the data conversion.
 
The utility requires GIS projection information to correctly translate the spatial dataset from SDF format to *mif or *.shp format. This is done by including a projection or header file in the same folder directory as the SDF file. The utility will use the projection information from this file for the data conversion.
 
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Revision as of 04:12, 5 February 2015

Introduction

This page contains a brief introduction to the methods of converting HEC-RAS model inputs into a format which compatible with TUFLOW. If you have any suggestions to be included in these pages, please email support@tuflow.com.

Model Geometry Conversion (SDF_to_GIS.exe)

The SDF_to_GIS.exe utility converts HEC-RAS geometric data data into TUFLOW compatible GIS and csv input format. The utility outputs include:

  1. Centerline location data in GIS format
  2. Cross-section locations in GIS format
  3. Cross-section data in csv format

The GIS format type can be either *mif or *shp. Options are also available to automatically trim the processed cross-section GIS and csv data to the main channel region between defined levee markers. The HEC-RAS model inputs need to be in SDF format (HEC-RAS export format), and must be geo-referenced using a real world projection.

Input Processing (HEC-RAS)

Example Utility Syntax (SDF_to_GIS.exe)

The utility requires GIS projection information to correctly translate the spatial dataset from SDF format to *mif or *.shp format. This is done by including a projection or header file in the same folder directory as the SDF file. The utility will use the projection information from this file for the data conversion.

  1. MIF Output: Projection.mif or Header.mif
  2. SHP Output: Projection.prf or Header.prj

Utility Output (TUFLOW)

Boundary Condition Data Conversion (coming soon)