A set of storm water modeling tools which allows for efficiently and quickly building a stormwater model with a 1D representation of the overland flow. Tools included are:

• Lateral Snapping
• Cross Section Extraction from DEM
• Auto Connection of Overland Network to Sewer Network
• Sequential Labelling of Nodes
• Catchment Slope and Length Calculation

This tool will shift the vertical datum for a MIKE URBAN MOUSE model. You simply select a database, enter a correction factor and all attributes containing levels/heights will be shifted. The ttol is a stand-alone windows application, just copy the file to your hard disc and execute.

This tool only works with .mdb type databases.

This is a tool that will help you to collect parameters for economic evaluations. The tool will list key parameters such as diameters, depth etc for a selection of pipes as well as overlaying the relevant pipes with other layers that influence the cost (pavement, soil type, land-use..)

All data are transferred to either EXCEL or XML, the actual cost calculation must be done by yourself. There is a ppt included to show you how it works.

The tool only works with MOUSE data and does not work with MIKE URBAN 2009.

Updated 16 April 2007 - bug prevented MIKE URBAN shutwon.

This tool will copy a complete MIKE URBAN table to EXCEL and copy it back after editing. This is a crude tool with no built in security - but it can be handy at times.

The source code for this tool can also be downloaded. Please improve it and let us share your improvements. Please note that this tool does not work with MIKE URBAN 2009.

This tool will scan your active model network for parallel pipes (same start and end node) and highlight them as a selection. To use the tool you need first to run the 'Project Check Tool' then activate this tool from the 'user tool' menu.

You can download the source code for this tool as well (C#)

A tool based upon a download from ArcGIS scripts made by Kevin Martin City of Portland/Bureau of Planning. It will transfer your current MIKE URBAN view into Google Earth and show it.

It requires your MIKE URBAN database to be in a defined coordinate system (i.e. not 'Unknown')

To get you started writing your own tools this is a template with a very simple tool. The tool as such will just do a zoom-in by 2 when clicked, but the framework is there.

To get you started writing your own tools this is a template with a very simple tool. The tool will count selected features and show you all the tables in the workspace. Not very useful, but the framework is there. This tool also shows how to make a tool that will work both in ArcMap and in MIKE URBAN.

This tool will open a window containing named bookmarks. By double clicking a bookmark MIKE URBAN will return to the bookmarked place and zoomlevel. Bookmarks are saved to the database.

If you are working in ArcMap and have used e.g. a GIS analysis tool to select a number of features that you need to edit in MIKE URBAN, this tool can write out a MIKE URBAN selection file (.mus) with the result.

This is a template project for writing a Data Storage module for MIKE URBANs import/export Wizard. You need it if you have data in an unsupported format that you need to import. The sample will read a simple ASCII file.

This script can be used by the labeling engine to label junction in a water network with the category and rate of the demands attached to the junctions. This script is based on work by By Mohammed A. Hoque, see ESRI ArcUser magazine July–September 2005 at www.esri.com modified to fit MIKE URBAN.

These sample reports can be used instead of MIKE Urban's standard XML reports. You can tailor them to show the information you rate as most relevant, and they can combine data from different tables into one report. Follow the instruction in the Readme.txt file to create some really usefull and nice looking reports.

WEST

The WEST 3 conversion tool allows for converting plant layouts (based on the standard WEST model library) and experiments from WEST 3.7.6 to WEST 2011. During the conversion, one can choose whether to adopt the new WEST 2011 icons, or to use the old WEST 3.7.6 icons for the converted layout. The conversion tool does not require WEST 3.7.6 to be installed. However, it does require WEST 2011.