HBdataMonitor
Met de HBdataMonitor kan de data in de SQLite hydraulische randvoorwaarden databases worden weergeven.
Voorbeeld
import HBdataMonitor from HBdataMonitor
## location database
myDatabase = 'd:\InspectietoolHB\data\GR2017_IJsselmeer_6-1_v01.sqlite'
## InspectietoolHB class
DBtool = BeheertoolHB()
## show general info and input variables are written to a asci file
DBtool.get_DB_info(myDatabase)
##input variables
variables = {'WINDS':[0.0, 14.0], 'MEERP':['all'], 'WindDir':[225.0], 'loc':['YM_2_6-1_dk_00997', 'YM_1_6-1_dk_01000'],'ClosingSituation':[1], 'DB':[myDatabase]}
## extract data - data is written to a file
DBtool.DBinput('Hsign', variables)
## plot results based on the text file
DBtool.create_plot(X='loc',Y='Hsign',Z1='MEERP',Z2='WINDS')
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