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- HydroDesktop_Quick_Start_Guide_1.5.pdf - With a 15-minute walkthrough, this document illustrates how to discover, access, visualize and export hydrologic time series data using HydroDesktop. If you are a new HydroDesktop user, read this guide to get started.
- Creating and Sharing a Sample Project - This tutorial shows how to share your HydroDesktop data and analysis results by creating an online sample project package that can be installed by all HydroDesktop users.
- Interpolate Precipitation - Elbe Watershed - This tutorial will help you create a raster map of precipitation using inverse distance weighted interpolation and calculate total precipitation in a watershed. (you can also download the tutorial in Word)
- The user manual and help file for HydroDesktop 1.6 and later is located on the CUAHSI Water Data Center website here: http://cuahsihis.blogspot.com/p/hydrodesktop-user-guide.html
- For general questions about HydroDesktop usage, datasets, capabilities, etc, contact the CUAHSI Water Data Center here: http://his.cuahsi.org/contactus.html
- To reach the developer team directly, post your questions or discussion items on https://hydrodesktop.codeplex.com/discussions
- You can also post issues, bugs or feature requests here: https://github.com/CUAHSI/HydroDesktop/issues
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See Home Page for detailed instructions how to get the latest HydroDesktop source code
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Create a plugin in 5 steps - simple tutorial
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The Developer Documentation contains a detailed description of the HydroDesktop classes, testing procedures, custom extensions or plugins, coding conventions, database abstraction layer, web service components and plug-in interface.
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Automated Build System (log in a guest), search for HydroDesktop Project:
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Slides demonstrating the current overall structure, design and architecture of the HydroDesktop source code. The following presentation discusses the currently used and proposed approach for communicating with web services and databases. Arrows in the slide represent the flow of data. The other two images are class diagrams of the HydroDesktop object model and the database abstraction layer.
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Updating DotSpatial DLLs in HydroDesktop
- Use CreateDotSpatial.bat to upload new DotSpatial Nuget packages (see above for instructions).
- Use HDReferenceFixer.exe to automatically change DotSpatial references not to make local copies.
