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Inline Bank Data Fields (InfoWorks)

Inline Bank data can be edited on either the Inline Bank Grid Window of the Links Grid or the Inline Bank Property Sheet.

To view and edit all inline bank data, use the Property Sheet.

The following table describes all the inline bank specific data which can be used to define an inline bank.

Fields that are common to the majority of objects can be found in the Common Fields topic.

Inline Bank Data

Database Table Name: hw_inline_bank

Field Name

Description

Database Field

Data Type

Size

Units

Precision

Default

Error Lower Limit

Error Upper Limit

Warning Lower Limit

Warning Upper Limit

US node ID The ID of the upstream node that this inline bank is connected to. An existing node ID can be selected from the dropdown. This makes up the first part of the link reference. us_node_id Text 64 0
DS node ID The ID of the downstream node that this inline bank is connected to. An existing node ID can be selected from the dropdown. ds_node_id Text 64 0
Link suffix A single character between A and Z or 0 and 9 which completes the link reference. This allows a node to have up to 36 downstream links. The suffix is automatically allocated by the software. link_suffix Text 1 0 1
Link type

Type of link object, (Ibank).

There are no additional options. The field is hidden on the grid, and read-only on the property sheet

link_type Text 6 0 IBank
Asset ID For reference only. Designed as a reference to an asset database, but could be used for anything. asset_id Text 64 0
System type

The system type can be selected from the dropdown. See System Type for more information.

system_type Text 10 0 Other
Branch ID

Identifies which long section the link is associated with.

Can be set manually or automatically (see Defining Branches topic for more information).

branch_id Long Integer 0 0
Section data

Inline bank profile displayed via the Section data field on the inline bank property sheet.

Offset (cross chainage) values are automatically calculated from X and Y coordinates, but are not exported or imported when exporting to / importing from external files.

Note: Section data is uneditable by default. To make the data editable, tick the Allow editing of river reach data option in the General page of the Options dialog. Use this option with care as edits may be overwritten if the reach is subsequently re-built or updated.

Database Table Name: hw_bank

Position in Data Structure

Field Name

Description

Database Field

Data Type

Size

Units

Default

Error Lower Limit

Error Upper Limit

Warning Lower Limit

Warning Upper Limit

1 X Coordinate X coordinate of bank vertex. X Double L

2 Y Coordinate Y coordinate of bank vertex. Y Double L

3 Bank Level Elevation at bank vertex. Z Double Z 0 0

4 Discharge Coeff- Cd Discharge coefficient at bank vertex. discharge_coeff Double

5 Modular Limit

Modular limit at bank vertex.

The ratio (downstream depth above crest) / (upstream depth above crest) over which the bank is assumed to be drowned.

modular_ratio Double 0 0.99

6 RTC Definition Name of the RTC Table or Variable that defines vertical movement of the vertex. Used to model breaching of the bank. rtc_definition Text 10
left_bank Array 0 0 0 0 0
2D zone ID

Defines a bank connection object.

ID of 2D Zone that overlaps / touches inline bank. Flow may spill from River Reach to the connected 2D Zone.

zone_id Text 64 3
Crest

Level above datum of inline bank.

Default value is the lowest Bank level specified in the Section data.

crest Double Z 3
Points

This field defines the geometry of the link. The underlying data consists of a series of (x,y) pairs defining the vertices of the link. Each link is made up of a series of straight lines between the defined (x,y) points.

This data is not displayed on the grid or property sheet.

Link Vertice Export
Link vertices are included when you export link data to CSV files. There are two options available for exporting link vertices. These are selected on the Select CSV Export Options Dialog using the Coordinate Arrays Format dropdown list. The options are:
  • Packed - The data is exported as a series of x,y pairs.
  • Separately - the data is appended to the end of the row containing the link data. Each x and y value is in a separate (comma separated) field.
point_array Array XY 0

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