HEC GeoRas Import file

[ShelbySmith]

Hello,

I’ve developed a river reach in ArcGIS with about 52 cross sections. I’m using the HEC-GeoRAS tool to create a hydraulic model. Following the user’s manual I created an import file of the format .sdf. When I open HEC-RAS and try to import this file, I get an error message.

A few more notes on the process – I open HEC-RAS, create a project name, and then attempt to add the GIS Import file (**.RASImport.sdf) into the Geometric Data editor. The Import Geometry Data window opens up and then when selecting the import options, under River and Reach Stream Lines tab I click a check box to select the river. I noticed that “# Points” is zero. Next I click the Cross Sections and IB Nodes tab, which instantly returns the message “Run-time error 9: Subscript out of range.” Clicking Okay to this message immediately closes the entire program.

Any thoughts?

[Anonymous]

If RAS is not recognizing any points in your stream line, the problem is with the SDF file and probably lies in your GeoRAS process.

Have you tried the GeoRAS process more than once? Are the projections for all of your data the same? Did you run all of the necessary steps in GeoRAS?

[jadams]

In order to import the file you need to open a blank “Geometry.” Then import the .sdf to the geometry.

[Anonymous]

Hi did you figure out your problem to cause the runtime error? I have the same problem when I get to cross sections and ib nodes tab.

Please email me @ [email protected] if you happen to know how to solve this! Thanks

[Anonymous]

Hi. I have the same problem. I’ll try the geo hec ras process again. Have you solved this problem? Thanks

[Anonymous]

Guys, I solved the problem. The issue was that the centerline hasn’t name. So I open the attribute table and gave a name to river and reach.

[Anonymous]

Please let me know how u solved the run time error problem??

[Anonymous]

i have same problem with you. Have you solved this? Or anyone can tell me how to fix it?

[Anonymous]

have you solved the problem, Sir? I still can’t figure it out. I want to know how to fix it.
Please help me. Send me an email if you can solve this problem. My email is [email protected]

Thanks

[Anonymous]

I solved this problem directly on GIS where I set the projection of elevation model rasters as the same projection of my .mxd file.

[Anonymous]

Can you please tell me how you solve it

[Anonymous]

Please tell me how did you resolve the error, I am experiencing the same thing. Please email me at [email protected]. Thanks!

[BVGR]

Is there a solution for this problem?
I walked into the same problem…

[lacin97311]

hello,
I have the same problem with importing, can you send me your solution on my e-mail [email protected].
Thans for your answer,

Martin Lacina

[Li.Li]

Hi, have you got any solutions on the problem. I have it too, please email me by [email protected] if you know how to solve the problem. 🙂

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