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g) The format of Schlumberger Divers (see directory ‘Schlumberger MON data logger examplefiles’)This is the format of groundwater level data obtained from the data loggers or Divers ofSchlumberger. Importing data logger or pressure transducer data in Menyanthes is onlypossible in Menyanthes version 2, which contains a new module specifically designed forprocessing and managing such data.h) The idc format of Keller dataloggers (see directory ‘Keller IDC data logger example files’)The idc-format is the format of Keller data loggers or pressure transducers. Importing datalogger or pressure transducer data in Menyanthes is only possible in Menyanthes version 2,which contains a new module specifically designed for processing and managing such data.i) The wsl format of LevelTroll dataloggers (see directory ‘Troll WSL data logger example files’)The idc-format is the format of Keller data loggers or pressure transducers. Importing datalogger or pressure transducer data in Menyanthes is only possible in Menyanthes version 2,which contains a new module specifically designed for processing and managing such data.2) Data from explanatory variablesa) The Menyanthes men-file format (see the ‘Example data (PWN).men file)The Menyanthes men-file format is the format of the databases of Menyanthes itself. You canexchange data between different databases by importing Menyanthes men-files.b) The Excel format (see the file ‘Excel example file.xls’)The Excel format for explanatory series is the same as for groundwater level series. For adetailed description, see Appendix I.1.d). However, the filter number, filter depths and surfacelevels are irrelevant for stresses other than pumping wells. In such cases please leaveirrelevant cells empty.c) The Dawaco-Meteo format (see files ‘Dawaco meteo example file.m*)The Dawaco Meteo format is the format of the database program Dawaco of Royal Haskoning.To export data from Dawaco go to ‘Communication’ in the main menu, and then to ‘Meteo’and select there the data you want (or export all).Note:• There can also be an ‘Export Menyanthes’ option in Dawaco which is new and not availablein every Dawaco version. If you experience problems with importing data from Dawaco, pleasecontact us and send the files to Menyanthes_support@kwrwater.nl .• For importing meteo data into Menyanthes you will need two different Dawaco export files(*.mm, *.ms ). Ensure that these files have the same name when being imported and that theyare in the same directory.3) Digital Elevation Model DataIf you have access to the Dutch Digital Elevation Model (AHN), you can also use it inMenyanthes. The AHN consists of a series of files containing elevation data of the Netherlands.The easiest option is to contact Menyanthes_support@kwrwater.nl and ask for the convertedfiles, which will then be sent to you on DVD.To view and use the AHN you have to take the following steps:1. Copy the files from the DVD to your computerMenyanthes Manual© KWR - 51 -
2. Go the menu and to Tools > Digital Elevation Model > Set DEM file directory andselect the directory where you just saved the files (e.g. the directory with the 100 meterfiles)The 100 meter and 5 meter files should be saves as follows (in conformity with the names andclassification on the DVD):a. \Netherlands_100mgrid.matb. \5mgrid\ahn5bladxx.matMenyanthes also offers the option to import and replace surface level files yourself. TheARCGIS ASCII export format should be used. Menyanthes uses surface level files in tworesolutions; 5 by 5 meter and 100 by 100 meter. The AHN 100 meter grid is one file that can beloaded or replaced in total. The AHN 5 meter grid is split up in different files of 20 by 12,5 km.Note:* The AHN 5 meter maps are number following a pattern that starts in the upper left cornerwith ahn5blad1 (on coordinate x = 0, y = 612500) and has 15 columns of each 20 km in the xdirection. If you replace a file, be sure that the coordinates of the map are the same as thenumbering used in Menyanthes.Menyanthes Manual© KWR - 52 -
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Menyanthes User ManualVersion 2.x.b
Page 4 and 5: ContentsContents 11 Introduction 41
Page 6 and 7: 10 List of references 47I Appendix
Page 8 and 9: - Improved output at different scre
Page 10 and 11: 2 Technical specifications andrequi
Page 12 and 13: 3 The installation procedure3.1 Ins
Page 14 and 15: Since then, Menyanthes also require
Page 16 and 17: New - open a new databaseOpen - fin
Page 18 and 19: 4.5 The ‘Explanatory Series’ se
Page 20 and 21: 5 Database and graphic functionalit
Page 22 and 23: pumping well or other explanatory s
Page 24 and 25: Figure 8 Module for editing the tec
Page 26 and 27: 6 Groundwater statistics6.1 The sta
Page 28 and 29: • Simulated series are affected b
Page 30 and 31: 7.1.1 Options in the Groundwater Le
Page 32 and 33: 2) Values of the explanatory series
Page 34 and 35: plotted, together with the estimate
Page 36 and 37: 8 Simulating groundwater level seri
Page 39 and 40: Figure 22 the two tabs of the Spati
Page 41 and 42: 1. Enter the barametric datalogger
Page 43 and 44: The three section of the Diver Data
Page 45 and 46: Figure 25 Screen to get a detailed
Page 47 and 48: Figure 26 The edit screen for datal
Page 49 and 50: Figure 27 Screen to edit technical
Page 51 and 52: I Appendix A: Description of import
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Page 59 and 60: IV Appendix D: Data structure in MA
Page 61 and 62: V Appendix E : AcknowledgementsFina
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