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Hi, I'm using WAsP 11 license and getting the following message. Exception report produced at 2023-10-07 10:41:44 Object variable or With block variable not set raised at: 2023-10-07 10:41:43 2023-10-07 10:41:43: Message added: Could not refresh the licence information 2023-10-07 10:41:43: Exception raised in: Rvea0176: cLicenceInformation:Refresh 2023-10-07 10:41:43: Message added: Could not refresh the licence status 2023-10-07 10:41:43: Exception raised in: WAsP: cLicenceInformation:Refresh 2023-10-07 10:41:43: Message added: Could not display the splash startup window 2023-10-07 10:41:43: Exception raised in: WAsP: fNoLicenceSplash:DisplayAndPerformLicenceCheck 2023-10-07 10:41:43: Message added: Could not start the application 2023-10-07 10:41:43: Message added: Please contact the WAsP team at Risø for assistance Latest thread started in: Event the installation of the latest version of WAsP doesn't work (even though the web site says this will fix problems for WAsP v 11 as well). Any update on this. Best regards Asela Jayasinghe

thank you Morten for your reply. Will write to the DTU sales office as adviced.

Hi, Currently, we have a WAsP version 11.6 license and we are planning to purchase the latest version of the WAsP Engineering software (v. 4). Does the WAsP version 11 support WAsP Engineering V. 4 or do we need to purchase the new WAsP Bundle license. What is the associated cost? Please advice. Best regards, Asela Jayasinghe

Hi, I have Arcgis shape file having polygons with corresponding landuse IDs in its attribute table. When importing .shp file, MapEditor asks for internal and external roughness values. It is possible to assign an internal roughness value for each polygon, but assigning external roughness value is difficult for a larger map. There are many cases where polygons are interfacing with multiple different other landuse types (which are having different roughness values). So external roughness value is also varying.Just assigning a internal roughness value only and importing to MapEditor gives so many crosspoint errors. Is there a better approach when dealing with .shp files (rather than manually digitizing a larger map within MapEditor) Thanks