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QA/QC version based on v22 of EPA SWMM 5 with the ability to read older SWMM 5 OUT files. swmm5.dll Epaswmm5.exe
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Dear Lionel, This matter is explained in Appendix D of SWMM manual under the title of “Command line SWMM”. So in MATLAB you can use below format under DOS window: "The address of place that SWMM is there"   input…
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Hi Fateme Fallah,   I am doing something similar but in my case I am varying the infiltration factor. I am not very good with Matlab so require a bit of help on the coding. I would like to check if you have been successful in your attempt to…
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Hi, I am currently trying to use Matlab to create a set of random values and inputting these random values into SWMM 5 to vary the different parameters (e.g. decay constant) so I will get a range of results. Has anyone done it before? Thanks!See More
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North Carolina City Chooses InfoSewerArcGIS Based Sewer Modeling Package Helps Hendersonville, NC Model and Manage Its Collection SystemBroomfield, Colorado, USA, January 31, 2012Innovyze, a leading global innovator of business analytics software and technologies for wet infrastructure, today announced the City of Hendersonville, North Carolina, has selected InfoSewer for ArcGIS (Esri, Redlands, CA) as its sewer modeling platform.InfoSewer has helped define the standard in the industry for…See More
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SWMM 4 Boundary Condition File

This is a file used in the CDM version of EPA SWMM 5 for the SWMM4_BOUNDARY outfall conditon.  The file format is based on the NTIDE=6 option in SWMM 4.  The SWMM 4 NTIDE=6 option input the Stage-history of water surface elevations on a separate input file identified by the NSCRAT(5) scratch file.  The SWMM 5 version of this file is very similar to the SWMM 4 file except the header of the file is simplified.  The header of the file has optional comment lines (starting with an asterisk in column 1) followed by lines with the name of the outfall followed by the column of data that contains its stage history.

The time series data has the following fields:

Year  Month Day Hour Stage


The name and location of the BC data file is found by using the Data command:

Data-->Options-->Interface Files

and then selecting the ADD button and picking BC_FILE  from the pull down menu.  This next paragraph shows a snippet of one example BC data .


*  The format of the formatted  BC file for SWMM 5,
*             As of August 2005 per KNK suggestions
*             Note: data nodes that are not in the actual model may be listed in this data file
*             Note: You can use asterisks to comment the data
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*  Node Name  Column of data used
*
'WET-WELL'  1
'O-01-OF'   2
'O-02-OF'   2
'O-03-OF'   2
'O-04-OF'   2
'O-05A-OF'  2
'O-05B-OF'  2
'O-05-OF'   2
'O-16-OF'   2
'O-15-OF'   3
2001    4       1       0.0     679.5   711.06  695.600
2001    4       1       1.0     679.5   711.04  695.600
2001    4       1       2.0     679.7   711.05  695.600
2001    4       1       3.0     679.6   711.06  695.600
2001    4       1       4.0     679.7   711.06  695.600
2001    4       1       5.0     679.8   711.03  695.600

Each of the SWMM 5 Outfalls that have a SWMM4_BOUNDARY type should have a corresponding data column in the BC Boundary file.  The output file will list those Outfall nodes found in the BC data file. You should check to see if the Outfall node is located - if it is not located then a stage default of 0.0 will be used during the simulation.

For example this note was printed for Outfall T-26B-06.

 Note:    Node                 T-26B-06 in the BC File was found in your network.

 

 

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