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General
As the Delta Shell framework is still under continuous development due to the implementation of additional models and plugins, some of its components are being re-factored repeatedly and documentation is quite limited.
The purpose of this tutorial , though, is to provide a hands-on introduction for developers by demonstrating some of Delta Shell's most common plugin interfaces (based on the latest version of the frameworkfunctionality (which can be extended from and used by plugins).
Tutorial outline
After having performed the tutorial you will end up with a simple version of a hydrological modelget an impression of how a lumped hydrological model can be integrated into Delta Shell. Although the model calculates used in this tutorial only carries out some bogus volume output calculations, it affects the procedure covers all kind of basic plugin development aspects, such as:
- importing time series from WaterML2 filesdata;
- creating a simple model structure;
- customizing showing model properties;
- showing model data on a map;
- showing model data in a custom view;
- creating a Ribbon button.
In the end you are able , final users can run a Delta Shell application which allows them to sequentially:
- create a volume model;
- import WaterML2 and catchment data;precipitation time series data from a WaterML2 file;
- import catchment geometries from Shapefilescreate up to ten volume cases by one click;
- run all volume models (cases)the volume model;
- inspect the spatio-temporal output results.
A first impression of the results of the tutorial is displayed shown in the figure belowfollowing image:Wiki Markup
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