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Difference calculation covering an area. You can calculate differences between
two surveys by generating difference maps from interpolated maps.
Edit and view hydrographical data. You can specify stations were hydrographical
data are measured. A dedicated tool for managing the often very large time-series is
supplied with MIKE INFO Coast.
Image support. Viewing and report generation of background images and
directional photos is supported.
Handling of sediment sample data. Apart from storage and editing, various
presentations of sediment sample data are included, such as a standard particle size
distribution curve.
Concluding Remarks
This chapter has briefly described the product MIKE INFO Coast version 1.0 as it has
been developed by the Danish Hydraulic Institute. It is the first member of the MIKE
INFO family, which is a suite of product that attempts to present data in an easy,
informative and user-friendly manner. It has been the aim to construct a system, where
the user can move quickly from import of data to reports presenting these data
appropriately. It is easy to predict that more systems like this will appear in the future,
and DHI has committed itself to make an effort toward this development.
References
Andersen, R. (1996). EAGLE - A GIS for Environmental Impact Assessment.
Geographical Information. From Research to Application through Cooperation, 1, 310-317.
Foster, T.M., and Skou, A.J. (1992). LITPACK, An Integrated Modelling System for
Littoral Processes and Coastline Kinetics. 3rd International Software
Exhibition for Environmental Science & Engineering. Como, Italy.
Skou, A., Hedegaard, I.B., Fredsøe, J., and Deigaard, R. (1991). Applications of
Mathematical Models for Coastal Sediment Transport and Coastline
Development. Proceedings of COPEDEC III. Mombassa Kenya.
Warren, I. R., and Bach, H. K. (1992). MIKE 21: A modelling system for estuaries,
coastal waters and seas. Environmental Software 7. Elsevier Science
Publishers Ltd.
R. Anderson
Difference calculation covering an area. You can calculate differences between
two surveys by generating difference maps from interpolated maps.
Edit and view hydrographical data. You can specify stations were hydrographical
data are measured. A dedicated tool for managing the often very large time-series is
supplied with MIKE INFO Coast.
Image support. Viewing and report generation of background images and
directional photos is supported.
Handling of sediment sample data. Apart from storage and editing, various
presentations of sediment sample data are included, such as a standard particle size
distribution curve.
Concluding Remarks
This chapter has briefly described the product MIKE INFO Coast version 1.0 as it has
been developed by the Danish Hydraulic Institute. It is the first member of the MIKE
INFO family, which is a suite of product that attempts to present data in an easy,
informative and user-friendly manner. It has been the aim to construct a system, where
the user can move quickly from import of data to reports presenting these data
appropriately. It is easy to predict that more systems like this will appear in the future,
and DHI has committed itself to make an effort toward this development.
References
Andersen, R. (1996). EAGLE - A GIS for Environmental Impact Assessment.
Geographical Information. From Research to Application through Cooperation, 1, 310-317.
Foster, T.M., and Skou, A.J. (1992). LITPACK, An Integrated Modelling System for
Littoral Processes and Coastline Kinetics. 3rd International Software
Exhibition for Environmental Science & Engineering. Como, Italy.
Skou, A., Hedegaard, I.B., Fredsøe, J., and Deigaard, R. (1991). Applications of
Mathematical Models for Coastal Sediment Transport and Coastline
Development. Proceedings of COPEDEC III. Mombassa Kenya.
Warren, I. R., and Bach, H. K. (1992). MIKE 21: A modelling system for estuaries,
coastal waters and seas. Environmental Software 7. Elsevier Science
Publishers Ltd.