Results¶
When a Run finishes, Hydrata publishes its results straight back to your project. You do not need to fetch files from the solver or post-process anything yourself: the moment a Run reaches Complete, it can be played back on the map, its maximum-value rasters are published as datasets in your catalogue, and the full set of simulation outputs is kept for download.
What a completed Run gives you¶
| Output | Where it lives |
|---|---|
| Playback of the whole Run on the model mesh | The Results menu: pick the Scenario and it plays. See Playing Back a Run |
| Depth Max raster | A dataset named after the Scenario, in your catalogue and in the download; not drawn on the project map |
| Velocity Max raster | The same, for maximum speed |
| Momentum Max raster | The same, for maximum depth-integrated velocity |
| A cross-section of terrain and water surface along any line | The Cross-section button in the Results menu. See Viewing Results |
| Full result files (SWW time series, per-timestep rasters, maximum rasters, simulation log) | Downloadable; see Exporting Results |
| The scenario package (the inputs the Run consumed) | Downloadable from the Scenarios panel |
Nothing result-shaped paints when a map opens: you choose what to look at, a run in the player, with Max for the peak. See Viewing Results for why.
Where to next¶
- Playing Back a Run: watch the flood arrive, scrub to any moment, switch quantities, and read values at a point in time.
- Viewing Results: the maximum-value layers, reading the map, the cross-section tool, and comparing two Scenarios.
- Exporting Results: download result GeoTIFFs, connect your GIS over OGC web services, and download the scenario package so you can re-run the model yourself.
Note
Depth, velocity, stage, and momentum are the four quantities ANUGA computes. Playback derives a further four from them, including the AIDR flood-hazard classes. If you are unsure what each one means physically, start with ANUGA Concepts.