US-EPA-SWMM python interface
Project description
© Institute of Urban Water Management and Landscape Water Engineering, Graz University of Technology and Markus Pichler
Getting started
With this package you can read INP-files, manipulate them and write new ones. You can run swmm within the python api. And you can read the RPT- and OUT-files as a pandas DataFrame for further analysis.
This package is based on the command line SWMM syntax. (see Appendix D in the SWMM User Manual 5.1)
Install the package
pip install swmm-api
Documentation
Link to the documentation of the api and some example jupyter notebook.
Alternative packages
R-language:
python:
- swmmio / docs / pypi / github /
- GisToSWMM5 / github / converting gis data to swmm model (also possible with swmm_api:
swmm_api.input_file.macro_snippets.gis_standard_import
andswmm_api.input_file.macro_snippets.gis_export
) - swmmtoolbox / github / Thanks to Tim Cera for this package! I used his package to understand the .out-files but completely rewrote the reading process in this package.
- swmmnetwork / github / create graph network from swmm model (see
swmm_api.input_file.macros.inp_to_graph
) - SWMMOutputAPI / github / read the output file (see
swmm_api.output_file.out
) / (OpenWaterAnalytics) - swmm-pandas / pypi / equal functionalities to this package, but not feature complete
- swmmout / pypi / docs / simular to
swmmtoolbox
andSWMMOutputAPI
- swmmtonetcdf / pypi / github
Other SWMM-related packages
python:
- pyswmm / pypi / github / RTC, etc. / based on swmm-toolkit (OpenWaterAnalytics)
- swmm-toolkit / pypi / github / by Michael Tryby (OpenWaterAnalytics)
- SWMM5 / pypi / github / simular approach to swmm-toolkit (by Assela Pathirana)
- SWMM-xsections-shape-generator / pypi / tool to generate custom shapes (by me)
- SWMM_EA / pypi / usage of genetic algorithms with SWMM (by Assela Pathirana)
Read, manipulate and write the INP-File
Read the INP-File
from swmm_api.input_file.section_labels import TIMESERIES
from swmm_api import read_inp_file
inp = read_inp_file('inputfile.inp') # type: swmm_api.SwmmInput
sec_timeseries = inp[TIMESERIES] # type: swmm_api.input_file.helpers.InpSection
ts = inp[TIMESERIES]['regenseries'].frame # type: pandas.Series
Manipulate the INP-File
from swmm_api import read_inp_file, SwmmInput
from swmm_api.input_file.section_labels import JUNCTIONS
inp = read_inp_file('inputfile.inp') # type: swmm_api.SwmmInput
# or
inp = SwmmInput.read_file('inputfile.inp')
inp[JUNCTIONS]['J01'].elevation = 210
Write the manipulated INP-File
inp.write_file('new_inputfile.inp')
see examples/inp_file_reader.ipynb
see examples/inp_file_structure.ipynb
see examples/inp_file_macros.ipynb
Run SWMM
from swmm_api import swmm5_run
swmm5_run('new_inputfile.inp')
Read the OUT-File
from swmm_api import read_out_file
out = read_out_file('new_inputfile.out') # type: swmm_api.SwmmOut
df = out.to_frame() # type: pandas.DataFrame
see examples/out_file_reader.ipynb
Read the RPT-File
from swmm_api import read_rpt_file
rpt = read_rpt_file('new_inputfile.rpt') # type: swmm_api.SwmmReport
node_flooding_summary = rpt.node_flooding_summary # type: pandas.DataFrame
see examples/rpt_file_reader.ipynb
GIS interactions
geopandas
and its requirements (Shapely
, pyproj
, Rtree
) must be installed! (not that easy on Windows)
from swmm_api import SwmmInput
from swmm_api.input_file.macros.gis import write_geo_package, gpkg_to_swmm
inp = SwmmInput.read_file('inputfile.inp')
coords = inp.COORDINATES.geo_series # type: geoandas.GeoSeries with points for all nodes
vertices = inp.VERTICES.geo_series # type: geoandas.GeoSeries with lines for all links
polygons = inp.POLYGONS.geo_series # type: geoandas.GeoSeries with polygons for all subcatchments
# create geopackage of all objects in inp file
write_geo_package(inp, gpkg_fn='geopackage.gpkg', driver='GPKG', label_sep='.', crs="EPSG:32633")
# read above written geopackage and convert it to inp-data
inp_new = gpkg_to_swmm('geopackage.gpkg', label_sep='.')
inp_new.write_file('new_inputfile.inp')
MORE INFORMATION COMING SOON
Cite as
Pichler, Markus. (2022). swmm_api: API for reading, manipulating and running SWMM-Projects with python (0.2.0.16). Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5862141
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