executing-hecras-plans

Automate HEC-RAS plan execution by passing plan_number, num_cores, and dest_folder parameters to the Skill's compute functions. It distributes simulations across parallel cores, monitors real-time progress via callbacks, and manages output folders automatically—eliminating manual one-by-one execution.

Yes. The Skill provides stream_callback support for real-time progress monitoring during batch processing and scenario analysis. Callbacks report execution status as simulations run, enabling live visibility into multi-plan execution across single, parallel, sequential, and remote modes.

HEC-RAS plan execution supports single, parallel, sequential, and remote execution modes via RasCmdr. Parallel mode distributes workload across configurable cores; sequential processes plans one after another; remote enables distributed execution—all with automated destination-folder management.

Control result handling with the skip_existing parameter. Set it to skip previously completed plans and avoid redundant computation, or allow overwrites for re-execution. The Skill also supports verify and clear_geompre flags for result validation and preprocessing control.

No. The Skill automates destination-folder management during batch processing, eliminating manual file organization. It handles folder structure for all execution modes—single, parallel, sequential, remote—so results are organized automatically.

Yes. The Skill supports remote execution mode alongside single, parallel, and sequential options via RasCmdr integration. Remote execution enables distributed plan simulations with the same parameter-driven control and real-time callback monitoring as local modes.