Configuration
Configuration¶
The configuration view allows the admin user to configure the content of the web UI in five steps: Database connection, static layers, forecast types/scenarios, places configuration, and user management.
In Database Setup, user can configure the database to show as systems in the web UI. User can setup the “Application title” and “Application logo” to personalize the view of the main page of the web UI.
The next step is to add the database connections. Multiple database connections can be added, and each database connection will show as an individual system. After choosing “Add more database connections”, user can fill in the name of the system, server, port, database type, database, and workspace. Each created row can be rearranged by drag-and-drop feature.
In Static Layers, user can configure the static layers for each system that has been created in the Database setup, as well as setting the layer as default display for the system.
After selecting the system to configure, user can click “Add Static Layer”. This will enable user to choose from Model and Scenarios, Shape, or Dashboard, which allows user to select the static layer. Multiple layers can be chosen, and clicking “OK” will add the static layer to the list.
In Forecasts, user can see the forecast list and configure the display. The forecast list consists of models and scenarios that are present in MIKE Workbench database.
During the Database setup, the user has made database connection from MIKE Workbench to the system. Each system shows the models and scenarios from the database. The user can, on this page, set whether to display the forecast on the web UI, and decide which forecast is set as a default display.
In Places Configuration, the user will be able to configure and manage the places in their system, along with the indicators and categories that is seen on the Main View.
The user needs to choose the system and forecast that have been setup in the previous steps. The indicators, if present, will automatically load.
In case of no indicator or category has been set, user can go to the Settings button.
In the settings, user can add, edit and manage the indicators and categories. These indicators and categories will show on the Main View. For each indicator, user can set the threshold number and its type. For each category, user can set the letter that will be displayed as icon on the Main View map, as well as the color.
If indicators and categories have been setup, user can add, edit, and manage places, filtered by the indicator. Adding a place can be done manually or through CSV import.
For each new place, the user needs to fill the Name, Calculation point / Feature association, Simulation point, Observation point, and Thresholds.
The Min, Max, and Interval columns are related to the Y-axis configuration for the Dashboard. For each place in the particularly selected indicator, the admin user can determine the minimum and maximum value of the Y-axis on Dashboard chart. This enables user to set the desired display of the chart in relevance to the data that will be shown. The user can also set the interval of the Y-axis value to further configure the display of timeseries data. These fields only respond to numerical input. For example, a minimum value of 100 and maximum value of 250 are set, with the interval of 50. This will generate a chart with Y-axis value as follows: 100, 150, 200, 250.
Y-axis values shown on related chart:
The user can also set the category of the place, e.g. Station. The category will show the list of categories that has been setup in the Indicator & Category setting. Furthermore, user can set default Quantile for each place. This default Quantile will be used for the calculation of uncertainty range in the Main View.
In the User Management step, the admin user can determine which user(s) can access the pages in a particular system. This is the last step in the configuration.
