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  • #6481
    Anonymous
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    I have observed cross-section data of large river(Example shown below), for a distance of 100km length and cross-section taken at every 30m distance across the river.
    SI.No RD (m) level (m)
    1 0 54.145
    2 30 47.845
    3 60 37.085
    4 90 29.935
    5 120 24.695
    6 150 23.085…
    etc
    Can anyone please tell me, how do I use this data in HEC-RAS or HEC-geoRAS, without actually drawing the cross-section

    #10604
    Chad Ballard
    Participant

    You can import the data into HEC-RAS if you have a .csv file (Geometry Editor -> File Menu -> Import Geometry Data -> CSV (Comma Seperated Value) Format). There is a Station-Elevation Format supported (which your data looks to be in) so you need a .csv file with the following columns: “River”, “Reach”, “RS (River Station)”, “Station”, “Elevation”.

    #10605
    Anonymous
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    Thank you for your time.

    I did import the data from CSV as suggested by you.

    After I import my data , its showing that “None of XS’s are geo-referenced. How do I geo-refer my data, if I am importing as Station-Elevation format.
    As i have cross-sections at every 2 km (of total around 100km river length), it would be TDS to locate X, Y coordinates at every cross-section.

    #10606
    Chad Ballard
    Participant

    You cannot with just the “Elevation-Station” format. You are not passing in enough information into HEC-RAS to georeference. You would have to use the “X,Y,Z Format” option to georeference. In what format do you have the data?

    #10607
    Anonymous
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    I have data in excel format..(exactly as Shown below)
    River Reach RS X Y Elevation
    God_1 R1 68000 54.145
    God_1 R1 68000 47.845
    God_1 R1 68000 37.085
    God_1 R1 68000 29.935

    SO onnnn,,,,,

    So I need to mention X Y co-ordinates to all corresponding elevations??
    I have lot more Cross-sections and elevation distance(Each Cross-section has around 200 points) Can you Please suggest me any easy/alternate way to do that????

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