Question
I would like to run multiple river simulations in batch mode. This used to be possible with MIKE 11 and MIKE HYDRO River models. How is it possible in MIKE+?
Trick
You have 2 options:
#01 - At the MIKE+ GUI, ‘Simulation’ menu you will see a “Batch simulation” option - see Fig. 1.
Fig. 1 - Batch simulation
This launches the Batch simulation editor which offers the option of running simulation setups in batch mode.
#02 - Alternatively, in a command shell you need to call the MIKE1D engine (which is the engine behind MIKE+ Rivers) having as argument the .mupp file. Note: You need to adapt the paths to your corresponding MIKE+ installation (typically "C:\Program Files (x86)\DHI\MIKE+\20XX\bin\x64").
Example:
Suppose the .mupp file has the following address (adapt to your own path): c:\Path\to\the\mikeplus\file\riverModel.mupp
Open command line and type the following three lines (modify version number accordingly):
> cd c:\Path\to\the\mikeplus\file\
> set ap="C:\Program Files (x86)\DHI\MIKE+\20XX\bin\x64\DHI.Mike1D.Application.exe"
> %ap% riverModel.mupp
At the return of the control to the user, the simulation has finished. Errors (if any) are displayed in the log file created in the same folder. The result files are located where they are specified in the .mupp file.
FURTHER INFORMATION AND USEFUL LINKS
Manuals and User Guides
MIKE+ User Guide, Model Manager