Watershed modeling system

This document contains tutorials for the Watershed Modeling System (WMS). Each tutorial provides training on a specific component of WMS. Since the WMS interface contains a large number of options and commands, you are strongly encouraged to complete the tutorials before attempting to use WMS on
a routine basis. In addition to this document, the WMS Help File also describes the WMS interface. Typically, the most effective approach to learning WMS is to complete the tutorials and use the help file when encountering a portion of WMS that is unclear.

This first tutorial allows you to open the interface and get familiar with the the WMS Interface in general. Chapters 2-8 cover the basic data structures used in WMS (images, GIS vector data or feature objects, DEMs, and TINs) and how watersheds can be delineated to set up hydrologic models from them.
Beginning with chapter 9 the various interfaces to hydrologic and hydraulic models are covered and you can choose (see the table of contents) from among them which ones you wish to work on first.
The tutorial for the public domain version of WMS and for the 2-D modeling capabilities are treated in separate documents.

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