Index > SF1C_D_SF2D_E_F_Node.rsproj

Project File SF1C_D_SF2D_E_F_Node.rsproj
Categories
  • Water User - General
  • River Management Storages
Created By Emily Barbour, Shaun Kim
Created Date 09/03/2012
Tested By
Tested Date 09/03/2012
Maintained By
Additional Details To test how extrapolation occurs for the spillway relationship and storage dimensions. Rainfall is used to test the extrapolation of surface area. Storages being converted from a link to a node To ensure that there is zero discharge below the lowest user specified discharge for the spillway. Currently the discharge is linearly extrapolated below the lowest discharge value producing a negative discharge, and hence causing the storage volume to increase. The discharge itself is re-set to zero. Retested in v2.0.2 and same behaviour occurs. Lili Zhang: updated project in 3.6.2.1260
Model Information
Output
Functionality
Specification
Created In 0.9.3
Last Saved In 3.6.2
Works In Flow Phase
Test Objective Storage Flow Phase - Physical system
Status
Team City Result Passed
Execution Time (Minutes) Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 37
Jira Issues
Additional Files README.txt, Scenario 1_Summary.csv, SF1C_Passed.xls, SF1D_Passed.xls, SF2D_Failed.xls, SF2E_Failed.xls, SF2F_Failed.xls,
LogFile SF1C_D_SF2D_E_F_Node.rsproj.txt
Scenarios
  • Scenario Name: Scenario 1
    • Description:
    • Ordering System Type: New rules based ordering system
    • OwnerShip Enabled: False
    • Time Step: Monthly
    • Simulation Start: 1/1/1990 12:00:00 AM
    • Simulation End: 7/1/1990 12:00:00 AM
    • Catchments: 0
    • FunctionalUnits:
    • Rainfall Runoff Model:
    • Filtering Model:
    • Links:
      • Straight-Through Routing: 12
    • Nodes:
      • Inflow: 6
      • Storage: 6
      • Gauge: 6
    • Constituent To Models: