5. Pre & Post processing

RE: Postprocessing in Tecplot

2020-04-05T16:48:04Z

OK, I figured it out. When setting MapFormat to 2 (or 3), D-Flow FM writes one (separate) grid file and multiple solution files. To load them in Tecplot, one should select the "Multiple files" option in the Tecplot Data Loader menu and then select the grid file first and then select the solution files.

Postprocessing in Tecplot

2020-03-23T13:49:28Z

Hi all,
Hope you're all doing well, despite of pandemic. Just one question: is it possible to use Tecplot 360 for post-processing of the D-Flow FM model results? The manual states that D-Flow FM can produce Tecplot output if MapFormat is set to 2 or 3. Well, I've tried both of those settings for MapFormat but to no avail. If I set MapFormat to 2, the model actually generates Tecplot map file, which seems to be not readable. Tecplot returns the following message if I try to open this file:

Am I missing something? Any insights on this are very apereciated.
Regards,
Dmitry

RE: Display netcdf files in ArcGIS

2019-10-21T07:59:14Z

Hi Seyed,
In case you haven't solved this problem yet. The NetCDF file can be opened in QUICKPLOT and the desirable output being exported to ArcGIS after that. See picture attached.
Regards,
Dmitry

Display netcdf files in ArcGIS

2019-07-08T06:31:55Z

I am working with Flexible Mesh model for a while. Now, I want to see my outputs e.g., the map file, in the ArcGIS suite, but when I open the NetCDF file in ArcMap, it shows me a single line. I know how to open structured NetCDF files in ArcMap, but I have problem with unstructured mesh. I am using "Make NetCDF raster layer" tool from "Multi dimension tools" toolbox. When I open the file, it asks me to choose the dimensions of the specified variable. In structured files, we can select longitude and latitude as x and y dimensions, but in unstructured files, I do not know what should I do. It would be highly appreciated if anyone can help me in this regard.

Sincerely yours,

Abbas