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• 21:34, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs deleted page User Guide 020 (content was: "=9 List of Symbols= {| |- ! Variable ! Meaning ! Units(SI) |- | <math>f_c</math> | Coriolis parameter | 1/s |- | h | Time -averaged total water depth | <math>h = \xi + \nu</math> | m |- | <math>\bar{\nu}</math> | Time-averaged water surface elevation above the still water line | m |- | <math>\xi</math> |Still water depth | m |- |<math>S^m</math> |S...", and the only contributor was "Rdchldlj" (talk))
• 21:34, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs deleted page User Guide 019 (content was: "=8 Summary = The Coastal Modeling System (CMS) User Manual serves as a reference guide to the applied theory, numerical methodology, and the application of the modeling system. The CMS is an integrated wave, current, sediment transport and morphology change model available in the Surface-water Modeling System (SMS). The first chapter on theoretical background summarizes...", and the only contributor was "Rdchldlj" (talk))
• 21:33, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs deleted page User Guide 018 (content was: "File:fig_7-30.png Figure 7-30. Highlighted Feature Arc with the positive direction shown by the arrows. :5. If necessary, the arc direction may be changed by clicking on the Select Feature Arc File:345-1.png tool, and selecting the feature arc by right-clicking it once and selecting the option: Reverse Arc Direction (see figure below). The same applies for featur...", and the only contributor was "Rdchldlj" (talk))
• 21:33, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs deleted page User Guide 017 (content was: "File:fig_7-8.png Figure 7-8. Input of time series water surface elevation data into an observation point. ''Water level data plotting from Feature Points'' Time plots can be compared within SMS through their software plotting package. To create a plot: :1. Select ''Display|Plot Wizard|Time'' Series and select ''Next''. The ''Function is Scalar'', and the ''Water Ele...", and the only contributor was "Rdchldlj" (talk))
• 21:33, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs deleted page User Guide 016 (content was: "=4 Surface Roller Model Setup= The surface roller model is run after each CMS-Wave and before each CMS-Flow run. It runs on the wave grid but is a separate model and module within the CMS. The surface roller model parameters are set within the CMS-Flow cmcards for convenience and the cards are described in the table below. For more information on the surface roller model s...", and the only contributor was "Rdchldlj" (talk))
• 21:33, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs deleted page User Guide 015 (content was: "=3 CMS-Wave Model Setup = Spectral waves or wave parameters can be generated for the wave grid forcing, or wind direction and speeds can provide the necessary infor-mation for wind- wave generation. Full (directional) spectra can be im-ported into the SMS for the CMS-Wave, as well as simplified wave pa-rameters (angle, wave height, and period, etc). The spectral energy f...", and the only contributor was "Rdchldlj" (talk))
• 21:33, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs deleted page User Guide 014 (content was: "=Output Group File Specification= For large grids or long simulations, outputting all of the variables to a single XMDF solution file can lead to a file that is unmanageable. To help reduce to the size of the output files each variable group listed in Table 54 can be output into separate files. The table below lists and describes the CMS-Flow cards used to specify the outp...", and the only contributor was "Rdchldlj" (talk))
• 21:33, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs deleted page User Guide 013 (content was: "==Hard Bottom== Hard Bottom is a morphologic constraint that provides the capability to simulate mixed bottom types within a single simulation. This cell-specific feature limits the erodability of the constrained cells down to a specified depth below the water surface. During sediment transport calculations, exposed hard bottom cells may become covered through deposition....", and the only contributor was "Rdchldlj" (talk))
• 21:32, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs deleted page User Guide 012 (content was: "File:fig_2-87.png Figure 2-87. Example of the total load adaptation length specification within the Adaptation section within the Sediment tab of the CMS-Flow Model Control window in SMS 11.1. Example 2-80. Total load adaptation length as the weighted averaged of the bed and suspended load lengths ---- ADAPTATION_METHOD_TOTAL WGHT_AVG_BED_SUSP_LENGTH ADAP...", and the only contributor was "Rdchldlj" (talk))
• 21:32, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs deleted page User Guide 011 (content was: " ---- =Notes<nowiki>:</nowiki>= :• The size classes are constant for the whole domain. :• The fraction of each sediment size class in the bed describes the bed composition. :• Increasing the number of sediment size classes increases the com-putational time because each size class requires its own governing equations. :• If not size classes are specified, then...", and the only contributor was "Rdchldlj" (talk))
• 21:32, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs deleted page User Guide 010 (content was: " =Initial Condition= The salinity initial condition is specified from within the Salinity tab of the ''CMS-Flow Model Control'' window (see Figure 2 74. Two options are available for the initial condition: (1) a constant value, or (2) a user-specified dataset. The CMS card used to specify the salinity initial condition is described in Table 2-68. Table 2-66. CMS card use...", and the only contributor was "Rdchldlj" (talk))
• 21:32, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs deleted page User Guide 009 (content was: "=Extracted Water Level Tidal Constituents from a Database= CMS supports extracting water level tidal constituent information directly from regional and world tidal databases. The constituent information is then used internally to generate boundary information along cellstrings according to {{Equation|<math>\bar{\eta}_E (\overrightarrow{x},t) = \Sigma f_i A_i cos (\omega_i...", and the only contributor was "Rdchldlj" (talk))
• 21:32, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs deleted page User Guide 008 (content was: "Example 2-44. Constant WSE BC specification using a block structure. ---- BOUNDARY_BEGIN CELLSTRING "Boundaries.bid" 1 ![file name] [cellstring ID] WSE_BEGIN VALUE 0.0 m !constant water level, units optional GRADIENTS 1.E-5 0.0 !Optional, global coordinate system ADJUSTMENT ON !Optional, turns on the forcing corrections...", and the only contributor was "Rdchldlj" (talk))
• 21:32, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs deleted page User Guide 007 (content was: "The extracted water levels are stored in the CMS-Flow Model Parameters file. Below is an example of how the CMS-Flow card for the extracted wa-ter level times boundary. Example 2-33. Extracted water level time series boundary specification using a single card. ---- MDRIVER_CELLSTRING "Flow_mp.h5" "PROPERTIES/Model Params/Boundary" ---- =Step-by-Step Instructions: Ext...", and the only contributor was "Rdchldlj" (talk))
• 21:32, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs deleted page User Guide 006 (content was: "File:fig_2-47.png Figure 2-47. CMS-Flow Boundary Conditions Window in SMS 11.1 =Wall Boundary= The wall boundary condition is a closed boundary and is applied at any cell face between wet and dry cells. Any unassigned boundary cells at the edge of the model domain are assumed to be closed and are assigned a wall boundary. A zero normal flux to the boundary is applied...", and the only contributor was "Rdchldlj" (talk))
• 21:32, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs deleted page User Guide 005 (content was: "=Oceanweather Wind File= The Oceanweather format uses separate ASCII files to specify the wind speeds, atmospheric pressure and grid coordinates. The CMS-Flow cards used to specify the Oceanweather files are described below. Table 2-36. CMS-Flow cards used to specify the Oceanweather wind, atmospheric pressure and grid coordinates files. {|class="wikitable" |- !Card !...", and the only contributor was "Rdchldlj" (talk))
• 21:31, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs deleted page User Guide 004 (content was: "=Wall Friction= Two boundary conditions are available for the tangential flow at closed boundaries: :1. Free-slip: No tangential shear stress (no wall friction); :2. Partial-slip: Tangential shear stress (wall friction) calculated based on the log law. Wall friction enhances the flow drag perpendicular to any closed bounda-ry. Assuming a log law for a rough wall, the pa...", and the only contributor was "Rdchldlj" (talk))
• 21:31, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs deleted page User Guide 003 (content was: " ---- =Hydrodynamics= The hydrodynamic parameters are divided into different groups: Water Properties, Bottom Friction, Wall Friction, Eddy Viscosity, Wave Mass Flux, and Wind and Atmospheric Pressure. Each group is discussed in detail in the following sections. A brief over is provided on what the options and parameters are, where to change them and other pertinent infor...", and the only contributor was "Rdchldlj" (talk))
• 21:31, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs deleted page User Guide 002 (content was: "=2 CMS-Flow Model Setup= ==Overview of Input and Output== The CMS-Flow (and also for most morphodynamic models) input and output can be classified as: :1. Input ::a. Control file (model parameters, options, pointers to other files). ::b. Geometry (grid). ::c. Initial condition (bathymetry, bed composition, etc.). ::d. Boundary conditions :2. Output ::a. Transi...", and the only contributor was "Rdchldlj" (talk))
• 21:31, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs deleted page User Guide 001 (content was: "=1 Introduction= Buttolph et al. (2006) described the graphical interface for CMS in the SMS Version 9.0 (Zundel 2006). A summary of key features of the interface is provided in this chapter to familiarize users with the CMS-Flow interface. The interface is designed to facilitate the model setup and create input files and as well as view output. The interface described her...", and the only contributor was "Rdchldlj" (talk))
• 21:28, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs created page Category:Aeolis (Created page with "Pages created for the Aeolis interface in SMS 13.4+.")
• 19:58, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs created page File:Aeolis modelControl.png
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• 19:58, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs created page Aeolis (Created page with "{{TOC right}} =Background= In FY2024, CIRP provided funding to implement the ability to create and store Aeolis simulations from within SMS 13.4+. Presently (April 2025), the following components for this interface have been implemented and are being tested: * Grid Creation * Boundary Conditions * Model Control =Grid Creation= A 2D grid for Aeolis can be created by the user. The steps for this process are given below: # Ensure a Display Projection has been assigned fo...")
• 19:55, 15 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs created page File:Aeolis BC.png
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• 15:27, 14 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs created page File:CMS v5.3.12.2.zip
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• 21:32, 9 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs created page File:CMS v5.4.4.2.zip
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• 19:13, 7 April 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs created page File:CMS v5.4.4.zip
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• 19:11, 20 March 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs created page File:CMS v5.4.3.zip
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• 16:00, 18 March 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs created page File:CMS v5.4.2.zip
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• 20:22, 11 March 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs created page CMS-Wave:Transmission (Created page with "=Wave Transmission over structures= (Summarized from from [https://dx.doi.org/10.2112/SI59-002.1 JCR SI 59 pp7-14])<br> ==Impermeable Structures== ===Low-crested or submerged impermeable structures=== Wave transmission is exhibited by fall of the overtopping water mass. The ratio of structure crest elevation to incident wave height is a key parameter governing the wave transmission. CMS-Wave calculates the transmission coefficient <math>K_t</math>, defined as the transm...")
• 18:45, 21 January 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs created page File:SMS SavePts spcards.png
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• 18:45, 21 January 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs created page File:SMS SavePts cmcards.png
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• 17:48, 21 January 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs created page File:SMS13 Toolbox.png
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• 17:18, 21 January 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs created page CMS/Hard Bottom (Created page with "There are a couple of ways to provide hard bottom dataset information for a CMS-Flow grid. ==All versions of SMS== A capability to manually edit the hard bottom dataset exists. The user can make the Hard Bottom dataset active and then select a cell (or group of cells), then changing the scalar (S) value in the Edit Window. Sometimes, the user may wish to make decisions for hard bottom values for larger groups of cells. Hand editing (as mentioned above) is crude and ma...")
• 16:33, 21 January 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs created page SMS (Created page with "=What Is SMS?= SMS (Surface-water Modeling System) is a complete program for building and simulating surface water models. It is a graphical user interface and analysis tool that allows engineers and scientists to visualize, manipulate, analyze, and understand numerical data and associated measurements. Many of the tools in SMS are generic. They are designed to facilitate the establishment and operation of numerical models of rivers, coasts, inlets, bays, estuaries, and...")
• 21:12, 6 January 2025 Rdchlmeb talk contribs created page File:CMS v5.4.0.0.zip
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