Release Information
MIKE View

Release Note - 2009

Introduction

Welcome to MIKE View Release 2009.

MIKE View is a stand-alone visualization tool for numerical model results from a wide selection of water, stormwater, sewer and river modeling packages:

- any model, which provides standard SWMM 4.4 result files

- any model, which provides standard EPANET 2.0 result files

- DHI products: MIKE URBAN, MOUSE, MIKE SWMM, MIKE STORM, MIKE NET and MIKE 11

 

 

All these results can be displayed in combination with time series data imported from other sources - ASCII files, MOUSE and MIKE 11 time series databases, etc.

Data can be presented as e.g.:

Animations of planplots, longitudinal profiles and time series are possible.

Hardware Requirements

The recommended minimum hardware requirements are:

Supported Operating Systems: XP Professional (32 and 64 bit), Vista Business (32 and 64 bit)
Processor: 2.0 GHz PC (or higher)
Memory (RAM): 2.0 GB (or higher)
Hard disk: 40 GB (or higher)
Monitor: SVGA, resolution 1024x768 in 16bit colour
Graphic Card: 32 MB RAM (or higher), 24 bit true colour
Media: CD-ROM/DVD drive, 20 x speed (or higher)
File system: NTFS

Installation^ top

To install MIKE View, please choose 'MIKE View in the 'MIKE BY DHI Products Setup' dialog that appears when inserting the MIKE software 2009 DVD and then press the 'Install' button.

License File and Dongle^ top

MIKE View is freeware and hence requires no dongle or license file.

Product Invocation^ top

During the installation of MIKE View, a shortcut is placed in the Start Menu (in the default or a user-selected folder).

Support^ top

The Software Support Centre can be reached by mail, e-mail, phone or fax:

Software Support Centre
DHI
Agern Allé 5
DK-2970 Hørsholm
Denmark

software@dhigroup.com
Tel: +45 4516 9333 (Open 7.30-16.00 GMT)
Fax: +45 4516 9292

Use of MIKE View^ top

Hydraulic Model 1. Create result file from hydraulic model 2. Open resultfile in MIKE View
SWMM44(freeware)

When running SWMM44 Extran you need to change two settings:

@ 8 'SWMMout.MST' (You need to specify the output filename)

B1 34560 5 0 0 -180 0 0 20000501 (The important change here is the minus at the parameter print cycles in the B1 line - in this case -180)

A SWMM44 EXTRAN simulation with command line: swmm44h.exe SWMMin.dat SWMMout.out and the above settings in the SWMMin.dat input file will produce an SWMMout.mst result file.

Start MIKE View and press File|Convert SWMM result file and select type of result (Extran) and the result file you just created (e.g. SWMMout.mst). Specify the name of the converted result file (*.PRF)

Press File|Open.Select file of type MOUSE result files (*.prf) and open your results.

EPANET 2.0 (freeware)

EPANET does not normally save the modeling results to permanent result files. The results are stored in a temporary folder, which name can be changed by selecting File|Preferences in EPANET user interface.

Three temporary files are created after running the simulation - with different names but all with the extension *.tmp. One of these - the oldest (first created) is a binary file, which should be renamed to *.RES.

The result file do not include geometric information - in order to use the graphical presentation in planplots and profiles you need to create an INP file: export INP file from EPANET by selecting File | Export | Network from within EPANET user interface

Start MIKE View and press File|Open.Select file of type MIKE NET result files (*.res) and import your results.

During import the information in *.INP is also used, while *.xxx is irrelevant

DHI Software:

MIKE URBAN

MOUSE

MIKE STORM

MIKE NET

MIKE 11

MIKE View is Your default result presentation in numerous DHI products, and is automatically installed together with these products. For SWMM 5 result files (produced when using MIKE URBAN it is possible to convert the result file to a MOUSE result file and apply MIKE VIEW on this file.)
Save standard result file(s) Start MIKE View and press File|Open.Select the relevant file type and open your result file..

Known Defects and Workarounds^ top

 

 

MIKE VIEW 2009 Service Pack 1 - May 2009

No changes have been applied to MIKE VIEW in Service Pack 1 (SP1)

 

MIKE VIEW 2009 Service Pack 2 - June 2009

 

Module/Type Error/Inconvenience/New feature Status Remarks
CLA, WLA

Crash when saving complete or window layout

Fixed  

 

 

MIKE VIEW 2009 Service Pack 3 - November 2009

 

Module/Type Error/Inconvenience/New feature Status Remarks
MOUSE LTS results Open the property sheet for a longitidinal profile with MOUSE LTS results loaded in, it was possible to delete the tab controlling the drawing of LTS results permanently. Fixed  
Accumulated Values Program termination when trying to display accumulated values in window containing external TS Fixed  
CLA Load of *.CLA file results in error messages when saving of the *.CLA orginally included multiple subjects and externally loaded TS Fixed  

 

MIKE VIEW 2009 Service Pack 4 - February 2010

 

Module/Type Error/Inconvenience/New feature Status Remarks
CLA Background images not shown after "load complete layout" Fixed  
Longitudinal profile If a res11 file is loaded with more than 32000 time steps and you are using the advanced animation option in a longitudinal profile, it is not possible to put in bigger numbers than 32000 in field from Timstep without getting an error message. Fixed  
Unit configuration file Only the last three digits from the ‘RecTypeLow’ and ‘RecTypeHigh’ parameters are used in MIKE VIEW. Fixed All digits applied correctly now
External TS MIKEView does not draw marker for last value in an external (dfs0) timeseries file. Fixed  
Video Error when saving .avi file Fixed  

 

MIKE VIEW 2009 Service Pack 5 - June 2010

 

Module/Type Error/Inconvenience/New feature Status Remarks
Chainages Negative chainages not displayed in in longitudinal profiles Fixed  
Unit conversions
Unit conversions of US results not done
Fixed  

 

MIKE by DHI - Agern Allé 5 - DK-2970 Hørsholm, Denmark - Tel: +45 4516 9200, Fax: +45 4516 9292

software@dhigroup.com - www.dhigroup.com