Hello everybody!, I have encountered the same issue in the last year, and because of this I have developed an open source solution to replicate the SWMM algorithm in Matlab, Python, and LabVIEW easily. I have called it MatSWMM an it is available at:
MatSWMM can be useful to model Real-time control for urban drainage systems, extract simulation results and edit systematically a system that has been created with the SWMM platform. I hope this can be useful to fullfil the requirements of the unpleasant batch simulation problems.
Please check it out, and feel free to contact me (<mailto:ga.riano949@uniandes.edu.co ga.riano949@uniandes.edu.co>) if any doubt or suggestion appears.
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Hello everybody!, I have encountered the same issue in the last year, and because of this I have developed an open source solution to replicate the SWMM algorithm in Matlab, Python, and LabVIEW easily. I have called it MatSWMM an it is available at:
MatSWMM can be useful to model Real-time control for urban drainage systems, extract simulation results and edit systematically a system that has been created with the SWMM platform. I hope this can be useful to fullfil the requirements of the unpleasant batch simulation problems.
Please check it out, and feel free to contact me (<mailto:ga.riano949@uniandes.edu.co ga.riano949@uniandes.edu.co>) if any doubt or suggestion appears.
Hi Haile,
We had a past discussion on this topic here http://www.swmm2000.com/forum/topics/issues-viewing-results-in-swmm
yes, it is possible and you need to use the DOS version of SWMM 5 to read and write the input data and output files respectively.