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Version

Source version 4.3.1

Description

The Source Database (SDB) file format is Source's binary file format for storing time series data and associated metadata. SDB files support querying and searching, providing an efficient means of extracting individual time series from large data stores. The SDB supports the metadata listed in the table below. Some of the metadata fields are only relevant if the SDB file has been created from the results of a Source simulation.

Metadata FieldDescriptionExamples
Scenario NameSource scenario name 
Project NameSource project file name 
TimestepTime stepDaily
Start DateTime series start date2000-01-01 00:00:00
End DateTime series end date2000-12-31 24:00:00
SiteFeature (node/link) name in SourceGauge #5
StructureAttribute recorded for the site

Downstream Flow

Constituents@TSS@Downstream Flow Concentration

Water Feature TypeFeature type

Gauge

Storage

Straight Through Routing

UnitsData unitscubic metres per second (m³/s)
Application SourceName of application that produced the dataSource
Application VersionVersion number of application4.3.1.0000
Date InDate that the time series was saved to the SDB2018-01-09 16:54:30
AuthorCreator of the SDB file 
Element TypeElement type

Node

Link

Element NameThe type of attribute recorded for the site

Downstream Flow

Constituents

Metadata VersionVersion of the SDB file format0.0.1.0

Using the SDB File Format

The SDB file format can be created, queried and imported using the Results Manager.

Note: Unlike most other time series data formats, SDB files cannot be imported via Data Sources,
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