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U U r'- ""» iT2 S~A~ES ENVIRCNMEN~A_ C^^Ci CP 9£SE>PC:- ANC :EV£_O HAZARDOUS WASTE ENGINEERING «ESE>RCH The Hydrologlc Evaluation of Landfill Performance (HELP) Model HELP UPDATE APHIL 1986 A IBM PC version of the HELP Model-VeT'on l.C < 5 available. in addition to the IBM wlnfrane Version 1.0. The »C version should run on IBM PC-XT or IBM PC-AT systems wl tft a wtfl co-proctssor cfilp. !3M PC cowarfblt syst««5 rtav« not been t*st«3; nowever, trie PC version should run on most tn» comatlbles. REQUIRED HARDWARE AMD SOFTWARE: A. 334k byt*s or vr* of ailn »*or/ 8. 3087 «tfl co-croc«s$op 1f IBM rT or 80287 «itJi co-proc«ssor 1f IB« AT or C. noppy Disk Or1v« (5.25 1n, dual-sited douele-<i«ns1ty ) 0. HS-OOS (or PC-OOS) Version 2.10 or i H1gt*r Version E. Hard D1s>c Dr1v« To receive tJ>« IBM PC yer?1on, send 5 ft1a»«. forwtted, 5.25 1 ncn diskettes (double-$1d«d/doub1e-d«ns1ty ) <n « jturtly container to: . »*i.O. WRES, Environ»«ui Lab. USA£ Mtef^ert Coe<-1«nt Station P.O. 3cx 631 391IC Send 6 diskettes, 1f you also «ant i csor a' tfte source cad*. Please reamxr to have the diskettes 'orvrt** (1.*.. formtted rlthout tJ>e DOS operation r. stM files). '1t4*« <«t« again tftat your PC CO^«Jt»r Ktst nave a BitJi co-processor cm 9 !i.e.. 8087 or 80237 cftlp). Version 2.0 of the HELP Model 1s cun*»«t1;r ander aevelopaent and 1s anticipated to be available 1n uvt fill of Please also note ttiit the "User's Guidi 'or Version 1" and the "Oocunentatlon for Version 1" are ONLT AVAI'jkBLE fro« the Matlonal Technical Information Services (KTIS1. To order the reports contact: MT1S 5285 Port *oy«l 9ao<l Springfield, VA 22161 Telephone: (703) Instruction* on Hov to Run V»r»lon 2 of the HELP Hodel on a Personal Computer The model entitled 'The Hydrologic Evaluation of Landfill Performance- (HELP) was written to run on aainfraae computer systeas and IBH-coapatiftie personal computers (PC). This PC version of the HELP Mdtl function! very •iiilar to Version 1 in accordance with tht instruction* in the User's Guiie fl) and the attached Inttris U«»r'« Cuid». Th» togin»»ring approach to t.-.t «at*r balanc* tquation* is sisilar to those dtscrib»d in the Supporting Documentation (2) for Version 1, but the snovielt, tvipotranspiration, unsaturated hydraulic conductivity, v*g»tative growth, and lateral drainage routines have been iaproved. This PC version of the HEL? sodel consists of 0 double-sided, double- density (OS/DO) or 3 double-sided, high-density (DS/HD) 3.23-inch floppy diskettes. The contents of each are shovn here. DS/DD Diskette Contents File Man* 1. HELP input progrt* RUHHELPI.EXE 2. HELP execution and output progra* RUNHELPO. EXE Example daily rainfall data DATA4 Example daily teeoerature data DATA? Exaaple soil and design data DATA10 Example aiscellaneous climatological data DATA11 Example dally insolation data DATA13 Exaaple output EXAMPLE. OUT 3. Synthetic rainlali generation coefficients TAPE1 for 139 citiM Synthetic tempsrature and solar radiation TAPE2 ifficient* for 104 citiee 4. Default 9-yr rainfall data sets for states AL-HZ TAPE3.A 3. Default 3-yr rainfall data sets for states ID-NT TAPE3.I 6. Default 3-yr rainfall data sets for states NC-OR TAPE3.N 7. Default 3-yr rainfall data sets for states PA-¥Y TAPE3.P a. HEL? input source cod* listing HE1.PI.FOR HELP execution and output source code listing HELPO.FOR DS/HD Diltcetti. Contents Tile Hai>e_ 1. HELP input prograa RUMHELPI.EXE HELP execution and output RUNHELPQ.EXE Example daily rainfall data DATA4 Example dally temperature data DATA? Example soil and design data DATA10 Example miscellaneous cli»atological data DATA11 Example daily insolation data DATA13 Example output EXAHPLE.au? Synthetic rainfall generation coefficients TAPE1 for 139 cities Synthetic temperature and solar radiation TAPE2 coefficients lor 184 cltit* Default 3-yr rainfall data sets for state* AL-HI TAPEO.A Default 3-yr rainfall data sets for state* ID-fIT TAPE3.I Default 3-yr rainfall data sets for states NE-OR TAPE3.H Default 3-yr rainfall data sets for states PA-VY TAPE3.P HELP input source code listing HELP!.FOR HELP execution and output source code listing HELPtJ. FOR The user should »ake a backup copy of each of these diskettes prior to running the HELP model. Each of the default 3-yr precipitation data floppy diskettes has a list of states on its label. The user should search the precipitation data diskettes, select the diskette which has the state of interest and vait until the sodel requests the user to insert the diskette into the drive of the user's choice. Alternatively, the user can load the default precipitation data onto his hard disk. The user «ay also copy the synthetic weather generation coefficients onto his hard disk. REQUIRED HARDWARE The folloving hardware is requiredt a. Nonitor b. Floppy Disk Driv* (S.23-inch double-sided, double- or high-density) c. Hard Disk Drive or • Stcond Floppy Disk Drive d. 3t4k byte« or sore of RAH asoory e. S0t7 or 80217 Rath Co-processor (act required for US-Fortran version) f. Priater if • hard copy is desired SOFTWARE REQUIREHCIT The user »ust us* Riero Soft Disk Operating System (RS-DOS) Version 2.10 or a higher version. The user sust create or add to an existing CONFIG.SYS file tht following co««ands: FILES'18 BUFFER«18 The purpose at the CONFIG.SYS Flit is to increase the nuaber of data flits which the PC can access. Additional FILES and BUFFERS will be required if DCS is ovtrlain by other software. Increase the number from IS if Error Nu»oer 3012 l« encountered while running the HEL? model. The CONFIG.SYS file lust be in the root or boot up directory. The RUHHELPI.EXE and RUNHELPO.EXE executable aodules were compiled and linked with IBP! Per»onal Csmputer Professional FORTRAN developed by Ryan-HcFariand Corporation. Thli Professional FORTRAN is not needed to run the HELP Bodel. Another version compiled by Microsoft Fortran is available to run without a «ath coprocessor but runs very slowly (about 1/10 as fast). HARD DISK INSTALLATION Typically the user would install the program in its own subdirectory. The user can build a HELP subdirectory on its root directory by the following set of coBBands. C> CD\ C> BD HELP The user should copy the diskette labeled RUNHELPI.EXE and the diskette labeled RUNHELPO.EXE froa the A drive (floppy dick drive) to the hard disk drive in the HELP subdirectory by these commands: C> CDNHELP C> COPY A:t.§ The user normally would also copy TAPE1 and TAPE2 to the hard drive in analogous Banner. RUNNING HELP VERSION 2 WITH A HARD DISK A user say run HELP la tvo way* with a hard disk. The default drive (the drive displayed in ths prompt) My either be the hard disk drive or the floppy disk drive. To run tha> prograsj with the hard disk drive as the default drive, the user Bust change/ ths> default drive to C and enter into the appropriate subdirectory where the program is located if the computer is not currently in the correct drive and subdirectory. To start the HELP eodel for entering data, the user should typ* this command: O RUinttL»X Once the modsl starts, it will function according to the instructions in the User's Guide) (1) and attached Interis User's Guide. During the clisatological input, the prograa vill ne«d to read the diskette containing the coefficients for the user specified city to generate daily temperatures, solar radiation, and rainfall (synthetic method only^ The user need only enter the letter of the drive which contains the synthetic weather generation coefficients in response to ENTER THE LETTEH OF THE DRIVE WHERE TEMPERATURE. RADIATION, AND RAINFALL PARAMETERS SHOULD BE READ. (A, B, C OR D) If the u«»r (elects tht default ttthod of tnttrlng precipitation . tht program will nted to read tht fivt-ytar precipitation data tst froa the diskette containing the uitr sptcifitd stats. Tht u«tr tntert tht letter cf tht drive which contains tht precipitation data diskette in rtsponss to r ENTER THE LETTER OF THE DRIVE WHERE THE DEFAULT RAINFALL DATA SHOULD BE READ. (A, B, C OR D> Tht default precipitation data are arranged on the disk* by tht alphabttlcal order of the stair*. After loading the data, the model will function according to instruction* in the Uaer's Guide <l) and the Interim guide. After tht user ha* tnttrtd tht clisatological, ioil and dtsign data. the execution and output progra* can be run by typing C> RUNHELPO The progra* will function according to instruction* in tht U*tr'« Cuidt <1) and tht intern guide. To run tht HELP Bodtl using tht floppy di*ktttt drivt for *toring data for tht run, tht u*tr ahould fir*t inttrt a foraatttd disktttt into tht floppy disktttt drivt and changt tht dtfault drivt to tht floppy drivt (in »o*t ca*e« drivt A). Tht program will stort all data file* <those naatd with a 'DATA* prefix) crtated while running tht RUMHELPI prograt onto tht floppy disktttt and rtad thete data file* when running tht RUNHELPO progras. Therefore, it is vtry iiportant that a ustr dot* not rttovt tht disktttt in tht floppy drivt whilt running tht HELP «odtl.
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