Cancellation Policy
Individual registrations for our standard online classes will be fully refunded if canceled earlier than 60 days prior to the first class. Registrations will be 50% refunded if canceled earlier than 30 days prior to the first class. No refunds will be provided for cancelations within 30 days of the start of the first class. However, registration can be rolled over to the next offering of the class if notice is provided anytime earlier than 7 days before the start of the first class.
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Fundamentals of HEC-RAS - Class Description
This intensive 6-week workshop will instruct students on the use of HEC-RAS for one-dimensional and two-dimensional hydraulic modeling and is designed for new users of HEC-RAS or for those with limited experience or desiring a refresher. While this class is designed for beginners or those with minimal HEC-RAS experience, it will be taught with modern geospatial techniques with an emphasis on building and evaluating georeferenced models through RAS Mapper. The course will include an introduction to HEC-RAS and RAS Mapper, instruction on building both 1D and 2D models, overview of 1D and 2D steady and unsteady flow theory, troubleshooting and calibration. The use of the model is taught through hands-on exercises and real-world project examples.
Topics
The seminar includes lectures on:
· Introduction to HEC-RAS
· Intro to RAS Mapper
· Building a 1D Model
· Building a 2D Model
· Fundamentals of HEC-RAS Theory
· Intro to Initial and Boundary Conditions
· Intro to Computation Options
· Visualizing and Evaluating Results
· Fundamentals of Troubleshooting and Calibration
Workshops
Workshops focus on giving students hands on experience with building and pre-processing the computational mesh, performing offline and inline 2D projects, and using the built-in feature RAS Mapper to spatially analyze results. The 5 workshops included in this class are:
· Creating a 1D Model
· Creating a 2D Model
· 1D Bridge Modeling
· Intro to 2D Bridge Modeling
· Intro to River Restoration
Who Should Attend
Consulting engineers, water resource planners and scientists, engineers employed by local, state, or federal government agencies. Participants should have some experience in floodplain hydrology and hydraulics, and open channel flow concepts. They should also be able to follow simple computer instructions.

