Background
Scenario logic theory
User defined variable theory
Event management theory
Hands-on Exercises
Scenario logic exercises
User defined variable exercises
Event management exercises
Advanced batch file configuration
This eLearning course teaches how to manage bulk model simulations efficiently. Reduce potential user error and duplication of input data by using TUFLOW's in-built scenario and event functionality. Execute 10's to 1000's of simulation alternatives from a single model with ease
This eLearning course teaches users how to manage bulk model simulations efficiently. Reduce potential user error and duplication of input data by using TUFLOW's inbuilt scenario and event functionality. Execute 10's to 1000's of simulation alternatives from a single model with ease using looped batch files.
The online content in this course is expected to take approximately two hours to complete.
This eLearning course typically takes 2 hours to cover all online content. The course is hosted online 24/7. It includes step by step lessons comprising of a combination of written notes, background content videos, demonstration videos and hands-on exercises.
This eLearning course can be carried out on and off when the user chooses within the allocated 6 week registered access period. You will access the training via the TUFLOW eLearning portal.
New registrations are processed weekly each Monday. You can expect an email from the eLearning portal and training@tuflow.com with login information on the given Monday your registration is processed.
It is highly recommended that the following eLearning sessions be completed prior to starting TT105E: Bulk Simulation Management: Scenarios, User defined Variables and Events:
QGIS version v3.10 or later must be used for this workshop. If you already have a version of QGIS installed, though it is older than 3.10, please install the latest version. This information is outlined in the prerequisite instructions included in TT000, though is fundamental to the successful running of this course, and as such is worthwhile reiterating.
Background
Scenario logic theory
User defined variable theory
Event management theory
Hands-on Exercises
Scenario logic exercises
User defined variable exercises
Event management exercises
Advanced batch file configuration