Hi
for design of water and wastewater networks, one of the most imporant issues is calculation of contributed area.
and one of the best methods is "thiessen polygon method"
Attached explains about this method.
I really would like to have a lisp file that by haveing some points (pipes intersections ) can indicate contributed area.
Thanks a lot in advance and looking forward to hearing from you.
Hamid
Such a program would be well beyond the free work threshold that I would cross but, I wonder if your whole approach is flawed in the first place. It is not reasonable to design a stormwater management system based on the rain gauge measurements for a single rain event. Rather the system should be able to respond to the largest rain event with an even rainfall (averaged over the whole TRIB area). Rainfall rates should be code based or based at least on the maximum expected rainfall over a period of 10 to 50 years. Using an average rainfall rather than a weighted average rainfall simplifies the calculations to area times maximum rainfall. For example, in the US, it would be Area in Acres (43500 SF/AC) times inches per hour gives cubic feet / second output as a maximum rate.
(setq cfs (* areainacres rateperhrininches))
thanks for your reply.
But I think I should emplain more. the pdf file is only a sample to make sence what is "thiessen polygon".
I need a lisp file to do these procedures:
-connect ponts to each other and create triangles.
-draw bisector line of each side of triangles
-create contributed area from connecting bisector sides.
Thanks
Hamid