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MS-DOS |
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v4.0 |
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March 1993 |
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NO |
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USACE-WES |
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CE-QUAL-R1/CE-THERM-R1 Model system is contained in WES.EXE file, a self-extracting archive.
To install the windows and plotting package for CE-QUAL-R1 and CE-THERM-R1,
first download WES.EXE and copy to a user created subdirectory of
CEQUALR1. You will need a total of 1.17 MB available space on your hard drive.
The name of the subdirectory is the user's choice. Next, extract
the files by typing:
DRIVE:\CEQUALR1>WES.EXE /x
Examples of files (listed below) the user must create for the plotting package
are contained on this diskette. These files are to be plotted with output from
a THERM.EXE run using the sample input data file, CQT.DAT, for Lost Creek Dam.
Data format for all the files the user must create for the plotting package
can be found in Part V of the user's manual.
The data files required by the plotting program are:
- GRAOTP.DAT (Model results reformated by executing GRAFORM.EXE. This
must be done before plotting program is run.)
- VER.DAT (User created observed profile comparison file)
- FILE15.DAT (User created file containing all dates observed data
are available.)
WINDOWS PACKAGE
To run the windows package type:
DRIVE:\CEQUALR1>WESWIN
An introductory screen will appear, and the user then must hit return to go to
the next screen. This screen allows the user to run any executable file in
the subdirectory (these files will be listed if execute is selected), plot
the results for the most recent CE-QUAL-R1 or THERM run, request the help
menu, or exit the windows environment. The user can toggle to their choice.
PLOTTING PACKAGE
The plotting package can be executed independent of the windows package
discussed above. It will plot the predicted profile results of CE-QUAL-R1
or THERM against observed data (VER.DAT). The options to run the
plotting program are:
- At the DOS prompt, type WESPLOT which will run the plotting package.
- At the DOS prompt, type RUN WESPLOT which will check for the internal
files and then run the plotting package.
WESPLOT queries the user as to whether they wish to select maximum X and Y
values for the plots or let it select the values. Once the user has selected
the appropriate option, the display options for the plots are presented. One
or 4 plots will be plotted to the screen or to paper depending on the option
chosen by the user. After the user has made his/her display choice, a window
containing the plotting dates that are found in FILE15.DAT will appear. The
dates to be plotted may be selected by using the arrow keys or the mouse. The
left mouse button will select and the right mouse button will exit the window.
Four dates are chosen at a time. If the user chose to view one graph per
screen, then these four dates would be plotted on the screen one right after
the other until all 4 dates are plotted. If the user chose to view 4 graphs
per screen, then all 4 dates would be plotted at once on the screen.
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