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Based on your username, you're at US Digital Service? Thanks so much for taking to time to reach out. Glad to see they released a Linux version of the rasUnstea
by thwllms 6y ago
Based on your username, you're at US Digital Service? Thanks so much for taking to time to reach out. Glad to see they released a Linux version of the rasUnsteady64 executable! I was able to run the example on WSL! It wasn't there the last time I looked, for sure. There's a lot more to HEC-RAS than that, but it's certainly the most important component.
Mike Bannis has done great work wrapping the HEC-RAS controller and creating parsers some of the file formats. There's a very helpful _unoffcial_ book [1] laying out the win32com control and file format details. Making HEC-RAS open source would allow many more projects like these, with significantly less guesswork.
[1] https://www.kleinschmidtgroup.com/breaking-the-hec-ras-code-2/ https://www.kleinschmidtgroup.com/breaking-the-hec-ras-code-...
- boris-ning-usds 6y agoYep, I'm with USDS. It's not a problem, I'm glad to help if I can and civil engineering is a bit out of my depth. Are there anything specific about the formats I should be asking for? I'm assuming there are hundred of different file formats (input and output alike). If I knew more about the file formats, that may make the conversation with the team easier.