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Copy & Paste Element Properties

In CivilGEO’s software, users can use the Copy Properties and Paste Properties commands to copy and paste the hydrologic/engineering properties between similar Map View elements, such as subbasins, reaches, storage areas, manholes, pipes, and more.

Copy and Paste Element properties commands

Follow the steps below to copy and paste properties from one element to another element:

  1. On the Map View, select the element whose properties are to be copied.
  2. Right-click the selected element and choose Copy Properties from the displayed context menu.
  3. Right-click the target element on the Map View where the copied properties will be pasted.
  4. Select Paste Properties from the displayed context menu.
  5. The properties will now be pasted to the target element.

Notes:

  • You can only copy and paste properties between elements of the same type.
  • Geometric properties, such as elevations, area, lengths, etc., along with the computed results, cannot be copied and pasted since they are considered element specific. Only engineering properties, such as curve numbers, percent impervious, routing methods, etc., can be copied.
  • The hydrologic results of project elements, such as Junction and Sink, obtained after computing the analysis, cannot be copied and pasted among similar element types.

HEC-HMS Element Properties

The following list outlines the engineering properties eligible for copying and pasting among similar HEC-HMS elements.

HEC-HMS ElementEngineering Property
DiversionMaximum Diverted Volume
Maximum Diverted Flow
Diversion Method – Constant DischargeConstant Discharge
Constant Discharge Annual Pattern
Diversion Method – Inflow Diversion TableInflow Diversion
Diversion Method – Lateral WeirWeir Discharge Coefficient
Weir Crest Elevation
Weir Crest Length
Rating Curve
Diversion Method – Pump StationHead Discharge Pump Curve
Pump Intake Elevation
Pump Highest Line Elevation
Pump ON Elevation
Pump OFF Elevation
Minimum Pump OFF Time
Pump Head Loss
Diversion Method – Timer SeriesTime Series Diverted Flow
SourceUpstream Drainage Area
Downstream Connection
Discharge Adjustment Ratio
Discharge MethodsConstant Discharge
Discharge Hydrograph
Constant Discharge Annual Pattern
Cross SectionCross Section Geometry8-Point Cross Section
Tabular Cross Section
Original Cross Section
Manning’s RoughnessLeft Overbank
Channel
Right Overbank
SubbasinInfiltration (loss) Method – Deficit and ConstantInitial Moisture Deficit
Maximum Moisture Deficit
Constant Loss Rate
Impervious Surface
Infiltration (loss) Method – ExponentialInitial Range
Initial Coefficient
Coefficient Ratio
Precipitation Exponent
Impervious Surface
Infiltration (loss) Method – Green and AmptSoil Moisture Method
Initial Moisture Content
Saturated Moisture Content
Initial Moisture Deficit
Wetting Front Suction Head
Hydraulic Conductivity
Impervious Surface
Infiltration (loss) Method – Initial and ConstantInitial Loss
Curve Number
Constant Loss Rate
Impervious Surface
Infiltration (loss) Method – Layered Green and AmptInitial Moisture Content
Hydraulic Conductivity
Maximum Seepage
Maximum Percolation
Wetting Front Suction Head
Dry Duration
Saturated Moisture Content
Impervious Surface
Infiltration (loss) Method – SCS Curve NumberInitial Abstraction
Curve Number
Impervious Surface
Infiltration (loss) Method – Smith ParlangeInitial Moisture Content
Residual Moisture Content
Saturated Moisture Content
Bubbling Pressure
Pore Size Distribution
Hydraulic Conductivity
Impervious Surface
Temperature Gage
Beta Zero
Infiltration (loss) Method – Soil Moisture Accounting LossSoil Layer Initial Saturation
Groundwater Layer Initial Saturation
Soil Layer Maximum Infiltration Rate
Impervious Surface
Soil Layer Total Storage
Soil Layer Tension Storage
Soil Layer Percolation Rate
Runoff (transform) Method – Clark Unit HydrographUnit Hydrograph Method
Time of Concentration
Storage Coefficient
TOC vs Drainage Area Method
TOC vs Drainage Area Percentage Curve
Excess (index) Precipitation Rate
TOC Percentage Curve
Storage Coefficient Percentage Curve
Runoff (transform) Method – Kinematic WaveOverland Flow Roughness
Manning’s Roughness
Runoff (transform) Method – SCS Unit HydrographHydrograph Peak Factor
Lag Time
Runoff (transform) Method – Snyder Unit HydrographLag Time Method
lag Time
Peaking Coefficient
Runoff (transform) Method – User-Specified S-GraphLag Time Method
Summation Unit Hydrograph
Lag Time
Runoff (transform) Method – User-Specified Unit HydrographUnit Hydrograph
Number of Passes
Base Flow Method – Bounded RecessionInitial Type
Initial Discharge
Recession Constant
Base Flow Method – Linear ReservoirReservoirs
Initial Type
GW 1/2/3 Initial
GW 1/2/3 Fraction
GW 1/2/3 Steps
GW 1/2/3 Coefficient
Base Flow Method – Monthly ConstantBaseflow
Base Flow Method – Nonlinear BoussinesqInitial Discharge Type
Initial Discharge
Threshold Type
Threshold Ratio
Threshold Discharge
Subsurface Flow Length
Hydraulic Conductivity
Porosity
Base Flow Method – RecessionInitial Discharge Type
Initial Discharge
Recession Constant
Threshold Type
Threshold Ratio
Threshold Discharge
Surface Storage Method – Simple StorageInitial Storage
Maximum Storage
Canopy Method – Simple CanopyInitial Storage
Maximum Storage
Crop Coefficient
Evapotranspiration
Uptake Method
Runoff (flow) Adjustment Ratio
ReachRouting Method – Kinematic WaveManning’s Roughness
Number Subreaches
Index Method
Maximum (Index) Discharge
Maximum (Index) Celerity
Element Shape
Routing Method – Lag TimeLag Time
Routing Method – Lag Time & AttenuationInitial Conditions
Initial Discharge
Inflow Lag Time Method
Inflow Lag Time
Inflow Lag Time Function
Outflow Attenuation Method
Outflow Attenuation Duration
Outflow Attenuation Function
Routing Method – Modified PulsStorage Discharge Rating Curve
Number Subreaches
Initial Conditions
Initial Discharge
Depth Discharge Rating Curve
Routing Method – MuskingumReach Travel Time
Attenuation Coefficient
Number Subreaches
Routing Method – Muskingum CungeTime Step Method
Number Subreaches
Number Subintervals
Index Method
Maximum (Depth) Discharge
Maximum (Index) Celerity
Manning’s Roughness
Element Shape
Routing Method – Normal DepthManning’s Roughness
Maximum (Index) Discharge
Element Shape
Routing Method – Straddle StaggerInflow Lag Time
Outflow Attenuation Duration
Loss/Gain Method – Constant Loss/GainInfiltration Rate
Infiltration Reduction Fraction
Loss/Gain Method – Percolation LossInfiltration Rate
Initial Conditions
Initial Discharge
Downstream Invert Elevation
Storage AreaRouting Method – Outflow StructuresAdditional Release Properties
Culvert Properties
Dam Breach Properties
Dam Crest Geometry Properties
Evaporation Properties
Orifice Properties
Outflow Routing Properties
Pump Station Properties
Seepage Properties
Spillway Properties
Routing Method – Outflow Curve
Routing Method – Specified Release
Storage Method – Elevation Area
Storage Method – Elevation Volume
Initial Condition – Inflow=Outflow
Initial Condition – Storage
Initial Condition – Water Surface Elevation

GeoSTORM Element Properties

The following list outlines the engineering properties that can be copied and pasted among similar GeoSTORM elements.

GeoSTORM ElementEngineering Property
ManholeManhole structure type
Bolted cover blowout elevation
Sump depth
Interior footprint area
Initial water surface elevation
Ponded area
Additional Inflow Properties
Outflow Control Properties
PipeShape
Backflow flap gate
Number parallel pipes
Diameter/Height
Width
Size code/Top radius/Triangle depth/Bottom radius
Manning’s roughness
Entrance loss coefficient
Exit/bend loss coefficient
Other head losses coefficient
Routing JunctionInitial water surface elevation
Ponded area
Additional Inflows Properties
Roadway Gutter/Ditch/InletGeneral SpecificationsCatch basin inlet type
Roadway element shape
Entrance loss coefficient
Exit loss coefficient
Custom Catch Basin SpecificationsCatch basin location
Number of catch basins (for each roadway gutter)
Catch basin clogging factor (0% = no clogging)
Catch basin capture curve data & plot
FHWA Catch Basin SpecificationsCatch basin type
Catch basin location
Catch basin grate type
Number of catch basins (for each roadway gutter)
Grate inlet opening length (parallel to flow)
Grate inlet opening width (perpendicular to flow)
Curb opening height
Curb opening length
Curb opening throat type
Local depressed gutter & grate (optional)
Catch basin clogging factor (0% = no clogging)
Stormwater Inlets CatalogCatch basin manufacturer/source
Catch basin part number
Inlet grate part number
Catch basin grate type
Catch basin location
Number of catch basins (for each roadway gutter)
Grate inlet opening length (parallel to flow)
Grate inlet opening width (perpendicular to flow)
Curb opening length
Curb opening height
Curb opening throat type
Local depressed gutter & grate (optional)
Allowable catch basin capacity
Capture Curve Data & Plot
Catch basin clogging factor
Roadway & Gutter SpecificationsRoadway half width
Curb height
Roadway & gutter roughness
Roadway gutter routing
Depressed gutter
Include setback
Roadway & Ditch SpecificationsTrapezoidal ditch depth
Trapezoidal ditch side slope
Trapezoidal ditch bottom width
Manning’s roughness
Terminal OutfallOutfall Type – Critical Depth
Outfall Type – Fixed WSELFixed water surface elevation
Outfall Type – Normal Depth
Outfall Type – Tidal BoundaryTidal Boundary Definition Data & Plot
Outfall Type – Time SeriesTime Series Definition Data & Plot
Backflow flap gate
Routing ReachGeneral SpecificationsCross section shape
Entrance loss coefficient
Exit/bend loss coefficient
Other head losses coefficient
Cross Section Specifications – Rectangular ChannelRectangular channel height
Channel bottom width
Manning’s roughness
Cross Section Specifications – Trapezoidal ChannelTrapezoidal channel height
Trapezoidal side slope
Trapezoidal bottom width
Manning’s roughness
Cross Section Specifications – Triangular ChannelTriangular channel height
Triangular side slope
Manning’s roughness
Cross sectionCross Section Specifications – Irregular (HEC-RAS) Style ChannelGeometry Data
Geometry Plot
Simplify Geometry
Left bank station
Right bank station
Left overbank roughness
Channel roughness
Right overbank roughness
Roadway CrossingGeneral SpecificationsRoadway (weir) minimum elevation
Roadway (weir) width (in flow direction)
Roadway (weir) discharge coefficient
Roadway surface type
Culvert SpecificationsCulvert set ID
Culvert shape
Culvert type
Culvert entrance
Number of barrels
Backflow flap gate
Diameter or height
Width or span
Manning’s roughness
Entrance loss coefficient
Exit loss coefficient
Storage AreaGeneral SpecificationsInitial water surface elevation
Storage area volume
Seepage loss
Additional InflowsBase inflow
Baseline pattern
Time series scale factor
Time series inflow
Discharge Rating CurveRouting reference method
Routing Curve Data & Plot
Pump OutflowPump Definitions
Pump ID
Pump mode
Pump curve
Pump initial status
Pump start at water depth
Pump stop at water depth
Riser Outflow PipePipe shape
Pipe type
Pipe entrance
Number barrels
Diameter or height
Width or span
Manning’s roughness
Entrance loss coefficient
Exit loss coefficient
Riser Outflow StructureVertical riser type
Riser crest elevation
Riser diameter or width
Riser overflow weir coefficient
Riser Orifice Specifications Properties
Riser Weir Specifications Properties
Storage Area CulvertCulvert shape
Backflow flap gate
Culvert type
Culvert entrance
Number barrels
Diameter or height
Width or span
Manning’s roughness
Entrance loss coefficient
Exit loss coefficient
Storage Area SeepageSuction head
Hydraulic conductivity
Initial deficit
Storage Area SpillwaysSpillway Type
Flow Direction
Spillway crest elevation
Spillway discharge coefficient
Roadway centerline elevation
Roadway width (in flow direction)
Roadway discharge coefficient
Roadway surface type
Storage Area Volume – Cylindrical ChamberCrest elevation
Chamber diameter
Storage Area Volume – Depth vs. AreaDepth
Area
Storage Area Volume – Elevation vs. AreaElevation
Area
Storage Area Volume – Rectangular ChamberCrest elevation
Chamber length
Chamber width
Underground Pipe GalleryPipe Details
Pipe Gallery Design
Pipe Gallery Report
Underground Storage ChamberChamber Details
Chamber System Design
Chamber Report
SubbasinHydrology Method – DeKalb Rational/Modified Rational/RationalRunoff coefficient
Time of concentration
Hydrology Method – SCS TR-20/TR-55Runoff (flow) adjustment ratio
Curve number
Impervious surface
Time of concentration
Hydrology Method – EPA SWMMInfiltration Method – Green Ampt / Modified Green AmptSoil capillary suction head
Soil hydraulic conductivity
Soil initial deficit
Internal routing
Internal runoff routed
Impervious surface area
No depression surface area
Average depression depth
Impervious area Manning’s
Pervious area Manning’s
LID SpecificationsLID element ID
LID element type
Entire subbasin area processed by LID
Subbasin area processed by each LID unit
Number of LID units
Total subbasin area processed by LID
Surface width processed by each LID unit
LID unit initial saturation
Impervious area processed by LID
Previous area processed by LID
Route LID outflow to previous area
Infiltration Method – Horton / Modified HortonMaximum infiltration rate
Minimum infiltration rate
Horton decay constant
Maximum infiltration volume
Saturated soil drying time
Internal routing
Internal runoff routed
Impervious surface area
No depression surface area
Average depression depth
Impervious area Manning’s
Pervious area Manning’s
Infiltration Method – SCS Curve NumberCurve number
Saturated soil drying time
Internal routing
Internal runoff routed
Impervious surface area
No depression surface area
Average depression depth
Impervious area Manning’s
Pervious area Manning’s

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