Subject: Steps in Using RDII Analyst for InfoSWMM, ICM and InfoSewer
Step 1: Create a Base UH in the Operation Tab of the Attribute Browser using RDII Analyst (Figure 1)
Step 2: Assign a UH to at Least 1 Node Using the Inflow Icon
Step 3: Open Up RDII Analyst and Click on New to Create a RDII Session
Step 4: Define the Flow and Rainfall File
Step 5: Review the Imported Flow Time Series Step 6: Review the Imported Rainfall Time Series
Step 7: Units and RDII Analyst Dates are Controlled by the Simulation Manager
Step 8: Extract DWF from the Flow Time Series
Step 9: Assign a UH to at Least 1 Node Using the Inflow Icon
Step 10: View the DWF Pattern
Step 11: Create the RDII Time Series
Step 12: View the RDII Time Series
Step 13: Run Once Feature to See how Good the Current RTK Parameters are in matching the monitored flow
Step 14: You can use Graph Control to show the mean of the Observed and Predicted RDII on one Graph.
Step 15: Calibrate the RTK Parameters
Step 16: Run the GA
Step 17: Assign the Intermediate Answers to the UH
Step 18: View the Calibration Graph
Step 19: Event Identification
Step 20: Assign the Found DWF Pattern
Step 21: Node DWF and RDII Inflow
Step 22: 3 RDII UH's Used in the Simulation of the RDII Flows
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Figure 1. RDII Analyst is part of the InfoSWMM or H2OMAP SWMM Suite but the derived RTK parameters can be used in either InfoSWMM, SWMM5, ICM or InfoSewer
