comment puis-je résoudre l'ERREUR 010151 en utilisant Hec-GeoRAS ?

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<\/HEAD>Bonjour à tous,<\/P> <\/P> J'utilise ArcGIS 10.6 et HEC-GeoRas 10.6. Je dois créer un projet SIG ; d'abord, j'exécute ma simulation stationnaire dans HEC RAS, j'exporte toutes les données de HEC-RAS puis je quitte le programme. Ensuite, dans ArcGIS avec GeoRAS, je convertis le fichier SDF en fichier XML, configure ma couche, crée la nouvelle analyse et effectue une génération de surface d'eau, tout se passe bien sans problème. Enfin, lorsque je choisis : "Délimitation de la plaine inondable à l'aide de rasters", j'obtiens cette erreur :<\/P> <\/P> System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException(0x80041098):ERREUR 010151:<\/STRONG> Aucune entité trouvée dans C:\........\Steady_PF\fdtemp.shp. Classe d'entités possible vide.<\/EM> à ESRI.ArcGIS.GeoAnalyst.RasterConversionOpClass.RasterDataToPolygonFeatureData(IGeoDataset dataset, IWorkspace pWorkspace, String name, Boolean weeding)<\/EM> à HECGeoRAS.clsMFloodGRIDIntersection.GridToPolygon1(IRaster pRaster, IGeoDataset pGeoIn, IWorkspace pWS, String sName, Boolean sWeeding)<\/EM><\/P><\/P>Je n'arrive pas à le résoudre, quelqu'un peut-il m'aider s'il vous plaît ? Merci beaucoup !<\/P><\/P>#hec ras<\/A> #hec geo ras<\/A> #geo hec-ras<\/A> #hec-ras<\/A> #hydro<\/A> #flood mapping<\/A> #HydroTools<\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

kevinsong8997 · Answer

Hi Kurt, do you happen to know what exactly causes this error? What exactly is 'fdtemp.shp' and why does it show up empty? I tried running the same tool and had the same error, the process crashes at the step "Converting floodplain GRID to polygon for profile (name)" and then it says "Could not convert Grid to Polygon! for profile (name)". If the process crashed here, would it not imply that the process was successful up to the subtraction of the contour grid and water surface grid? And if this were the case, is it possible to take the data from the output grid of the subtraction and use the Raster to Polygon tool to create the polygon in the Arcmap? Thanks in advance.

Best regards,

Kevin

KurtisBaron · Answer

Estefania,

Looks like you got your cross sections to come into ArcGIS.  Make a TIN using your cross sections as a contour data type and the water surface elevation field as the elevation source.  Convert the output TIN to a raster with the same cell size as your DEM.  Looks like your DEM might also be a TIN.  If so, convert this to a raster as well.  Use the Minus tool in Spatial Analyst to get the difference, which will also be a raster.  Create a contour using Contour List at an elevation of zero.  This line indicates where the terrain elevation is equal to the water surface elevation.  It also represents the floodplain boundary as a line.  If you connect the endpoints of this line to make a closed polygon, you can then convert it to a floodplain polygon and edit it accordingly.

You can put this into Model Builder to help you automate the process for future iterations.

Hope this helps,

Kurt Baron