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The model
files are found in 1 zipped file: v37.zip.
There are the following subdirectories and files: 1. Examples –
Model application examples include DeGray Reservoir, Spokane River, and Columbia
Slough estuary. 2. Executables –
The executables for the preprocessor and the model in this directory were
compiled using Intel Fortran XE 13.1 compiler and have both 32- and 64-bit
versions. 3. W2ControlGUI - The
W2Control GUI was compiled using Visual Basic 6. The GUI directory also has
an installation routine for W2Control. There is a “setup.exe”
routine that installs the Visual Basic W2 V3.7 Model Preprocessor called
W2CONTROL. Once installed, the GUI preprocessor is able to aid the model user
in setting up the Control File and in evaluating and changing the bathymetry
of the system. This preprocessor does not automatically set-up the bathymetry
of the system, nor does it provide post-processing support. A lot of effort
is required to properly set-up the model bathymetry prior to using the
Bathymetry editor within W2Control. A user manual in pdf format is included
in this directory. Also, a separate executable, W2Control, is provided in
case an earlier version has already been installed. Note that this GUI is a
part of the install routine for W2Tools now. 4. W2Tools –
This is the new W2 post-processor by Dynamic Solutions-International, LLC
(www.ds-international.biz). They
have provided an installation routine that includes both the post-processor
and the W2ControlGUI. When the
user selects W2L output (the old VPL output), the resulting post-processing
file is used by W2Tool for all post-processing tasks that include contour
plots, animations, profile plots and time series plots. A brief user manual
is included showing many of the features of this post-processor as well as a
directory that shows how to take field data and plot field data and model
results in the post-processor. There is a zip file with an example from
DeGray reservoir on how to include model predictions versus field data for
reservoir profiles. 5. Source –
This directory contains the source code for the preprocessor and model
written in Fortran. The compiler settings and files necessary to compile
using the Intel compiler are also included using the Intel Fortran compiler.
Generally, we use the following compiler settings: /O2 [maximum speed in
Intel] and default real is double precision. Also, for the following
subroutines we had to use /O1 optimization: init-cond.f90 and
init-u-elws.f90. For the preprocessor, the windows source code is compiled
using a QuickWin application rather than a console application. We use the
debug version for the released executable. The generic preprocessor code
should work compiled as a console application. 6. Waterbalance –
This is the windows waterbalance utility that is described in the user
manual. The purpose of this code is to approximate the waterbalance for a
reservoir or lake by computing flows (positive and negative) that will allow
the model predicted water level to agree to water level data for a reservoir.
7.
Excel
macro utility for writing files in W2 format from Excel - This
directory contains an Excel macro that aids in writing our CE-QUAL-W2
compatible files from within Excel. There is a short user manual describing
how to use the macro. This macro was developed by Jeffrey Gregory, Civil
Engineer, USACE, Nashville District. 8. W2V3 manual371_rev11.pdf - User
Manual in searchable pdf format. 9. W2_Version_3.71_Release_Notes.pdf -
Release notes in pdf format. |
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Registration
Page and Download (Model, Preprocessor, Example files, User’s Manual,
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October 3,
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Registration
Page and Download (Model, Preprocessor, Example files, User’s Manual,
Release Notes, Graphical User Interface, Water Balance Utility) |
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PDF file |
February 10, 2012 |
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December 16, 2007 |
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August 27,
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No Longer
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January
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