MIKE IO 1D: Read MIKE 1D in python

Read, manipulate, and analyze res1d, res, resx, out, and xns11 files.

For other MIKE files (Dfs0, Dfs1, Dfs2, Dfsu,...) use the related package MIKE IO

Requirements

• Windows, Linux (experimental)
• Python x64 3.9 - 3.12
• (Windows) VC++ redistributables (already installed if you have MIKE)
• (Linux) .NET Runtime (not installed by default)

Installation

From PyPI:

pip install mikeio1d

Linux users will need to install .NET runtime. For Ubuntu, you can install .NET runtime as follows:

sudo apt install dotnet-runtime-8.0

Or development version:

pip install https://github.com/DHI/mikeio1d/archive/main.zip

If you're on the development branch, you need .NET SDK. Ubuntu users can install these dependencies as follows:

sudo apt install dotnet-sdk-8.0

Documentation

Check out the official documentation for MIKE IO 1D.

Getting started

Read network results into a DataFrame

>>>  from mikeio1d import Res1D
>>>  res = Res1D('my_results.res1d')
>>>  df = res.read()

>>>  df_reach = res.reaches['my_reach'].Discharge.read()
>>>  df_node  = res.nodes['my_node'].WaterLevel.read()

Read Xns11 file and plot a cross section

>>>  from mikeio1d import Xns11

# Plot section with location id 'basin_right', chainage '238.800', and topo id '1'.
>>>  xns = Xns11("mikep_cs_demo.xns11")
>>>  xns.xsections.['basin_right', '238.800', '1'].plot()

Continue learning with additional examples.

Where can I get help?

• Reference - Documentation
• New ideas and feature requests - GitHub Discussions
• Bugs - GitHub Issues