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h2. General The purpose of this tutorial is to provide a
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General

The purpose of this tutorial is to provide a hands-on

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introduction

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for

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developers

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by

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demonstrating

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some

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of

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Delta

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Shell's

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most

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common

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functionality

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(which

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can

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be

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extended

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from

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and

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used

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by

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plugins).

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Tutorial

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outline

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After

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having

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performed

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the

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tutorial

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you

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will

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get

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an

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impression

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of

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how

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a

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lumped

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hydrological

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model

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can

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be

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integrated

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into

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Delta

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Shell.

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Although

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the

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model

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used

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in

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this tutorial only carries out some bogus volume output calculations, the procedure covers all kind of basic plugin development aspects, such as:

  • importing time series data;
  • creating a simple model structure;
  • showing model properties;
  • showing model data on a map;
  • showing model data in a custom view;
  • creating a Ribbon button.

In the end, final users can run a Delta Shell application which allows them to sequentially:

  • create a volume model;
  • import precipitation time series data from a WaterML2 file;
  • import catchment geometries from Shapefiles;
  • run the volume model;
  • inspect the spatio-temporal output results.

A first impression of the results of the tutorial is shown in the following image:

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tutorial calculates some bogus volume output, it affects all kind of basic plugin development aspects, such as: * importing time series data; * creating a simple model structure; * 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 to sequentially: * create a volume model; * import precipitation time series from a WaterML2 file and catchment geometries from a Shapefile; * run the volume model; * inspect the spatio-temporal output results. A first impression of the results of the tutorial is shown in the following image: {color:#ff0000}*\[TODO\] Screenshot of the results of the tutorial{*}{color}\\ \\ \\
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