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Decision Support Systems
Title
SPDSS Phase 1 & 2 - Relational System Integration and Water Rights Administration Component
Description
The Scope of Work for the Relational System Integration and Water Rights Administration components of the South Platte Decision Support System.
Decision Support - Doc Type
Scope of Work
Date
11/17/2002
DSS Category
Surface Water
DSS
South Platte
Basin
South Platte
Contract/PO #
C153966
Bill Number
SB01-157, HB02-1152, SB03-110, HB04-1221, SB05-084, HB06-1313, SB07-122
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develop a graphical network builder that allows a model network to be constructed from data <br />located in HydroBase. <br />Background: <br />The existing Makenet application uses a network file created in an editor to create a PostScript <br />network diagram and preliminary station files for StateMod. Makenet execution is controlled by <br />"commands files". The editing of the model network and the commands can be performed more <br />efficiently using a graphical user interface. <br />The StateDMI program has previously been implemented to build files for the StateCU model, <br />using individual command editor dialogs for each command. It is expected that all network <br />display tools will share some level of common features with specific features being available for <br />each application, as appropriate. Therefore it is appropriate to include Makenet within StateDMI. <br />However because the resulting StateDMI may be too complex for many users the Makenet DMI <br />developed herein will operate both stand-alone or as part of StateDMI. <br />Makenet enhancements potentially required to handle water administration issues that are unique <br />to the South Platte as described in the background section of Task 18 are expected to be <br />performed under a separate scope of work in a subsequent phase. <br />Approach: <br />137.1 Include Makenet Features in StateDMI. The existing Makenet processes <br />approximately 34 commands, to produce a model network PostScript file and three <br />preliminary StateMod files (.rin, .ris, .rib). Menus will be added to the StateMod menu in <br />StateDMI for each of these StateMod files and command editor dialogs will be created for <br />each of the Makenet commands, utilizing existing commands where already in place in <br />StateDMI (e.g., for control commands like setting the debug level). Because the resulting <br />StateDMI may be too complex for many users the Makenet DMI developed herein will <br />operate both stand alone or as part of StatDMI. Interaction with HydroBase will occur using <br />stored procedures and will utilize technology upgrades described in Task 155. <br />137.2 Develop a Graphical Network Builder A graphical network builder will be <br />developed that allows a model network to be constructed from data located in HydroBase. <br />The network builder will use drag and drop technology that allows features like a diversion, <br />reservoir, stream gage, instream flow, well and carrier to dragged from the screen and placed <br />onto the network. It will interact with HydroBase to obtain "official" station ID's and names. <br />This interface will replace the current practice of editing a network file manually, although <br />that capability will be maintained. The network editor will allow output to a file and directly <br />to a plotter, eliminating the need to use intermediate PostScript files for viewing the network. <br />The specific data file format for the updated data network will be determined during this task <br />but is envisioned to consist of spatial data with attributes (e.g., shapefiles) consistent with <br />GIS applications. An example of how the network editor might function is as follows: <br />
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