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DHIJWASv Software FEFLOW 6.1

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Changes before closing the panel.<br />

Double-click on Layer 1 in the Maps panel to<br />

add this layer to the active view. You can switch<br />

between different layers of a map using the checkboxes<br />

in front of these layers in the View Components<br />

panel. The last one activated is always the uppermost<br />

layer. Figure Figure 4.5 gives an example for a certain<br />

style of the imported maps.<br />

The remaining maps that we have loaded contain<br />

spatial information on rivers and wells, i.e., line and<br />

point structures. To enhance the appearance of the rivers<br />

in the active view we change width and color of the<br />

line, again using the Map Properties panel for the<br />

Default layer of the map rivers.<br />

For the map demo_wells the style settings of the<br />

markers and for the labels can be edited separately.<br />

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Instead of showing both rivers contained in the map<br />

rivers, we only want to plot the eastern one. To do so,<br />

we use a SQL selection statement on the attribute field<br />

NAME of the map to create a data selection that is limited<br />

to the river in the east.<br />

Open the context menu of the map rivers with a<br />

right-click on the map and select Show Map<br />

Table... to display the attribute data of the map in tabular<br />

format (see Figure 4.6). For the attribute field<br />

NAME two different data sets exist, River West and<br />

River East. Close the Map Table dialog and now<br />

choose Join/Select Map(s) Data... to open the Join<br />

Maps dialog. In the input field of Select record where<br />

enter NAME=”River East” as SQL selection statement<br />

to select the map data for the eastern river only. Make<br />

sure to enter the name with a capital R and E as the<br />

SQL syntax is case sensitive.<br />

Figure 4.6 Map Table dialog for the map rivers.<br />

To ensure that the syntax is correct click on<br />

Preview. The map table now only shows one<br />

record for the River East and reflects a reduced data<br />

selection according to the SQL statement. Leave the<br />

Map Table dialog with Close and the Join Maps<br />

dialog with OK. The active view now also reflects<br />

the reduced map data set by only displaying the eastern<br />

river.<br />

Figure 4.7 Map Rivers after Select Map(s) Data.

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