GMS:MF6 SFR Package

The Streamflow Routing (SFR) Package dialog

The Streamflow Routing (SFR) Package dialog is accessed by double-clicking on the SFR package under a MODFLOW 6 simulation in the Project Explorer. It contains the following sections and options:

• Sections list – A list of sections that can be turned on or off:
  • Comments – Turn on to make the Comments section visible.
  • Options – Turn on to make the Options section visible.
  • Data – Turn on to make the Data section visible. This section is on by default.
• Comments section – Enter general alphanumeric comments. Comments entered here get written at the top of the file, preceded by a '#' symbol.
• Options section – Temporal options and settings:
  • Auxiliary Variables... – Click to bring up the Auxiliary Variables dialog.
  • Time Series... – Click to bring up the Time Series Files dialog.
  • Observations... – Click to bring up the Observation Files dialog.
• Options section – Temporal options and settings:
  • BOUNDNAMES – If turned on, indicates that the list of streamflow routing cells will be provided with the associative boundary names.
  • PRINT_INPUT – If turned on, indicates that the list of streamflow routing information will be written to the listing file after it is read.
  • PRINT_FLOWS – If turned on, indicates that a list of streamflow routing flow rates will be printed to the listing file.
  • SAVE_FLOWS – If turned on, indicates that the streamflow routing flow terms will be written to a specified file.
  • STAGE_FILEOUT – Indicates that the record corresponds to a specific stage. Also allows the written indication of stage information.
  • BUDGET_FILEOUT – Allows the specification of a file to which desired flow terms will be written.
  • MOVER – When turned on, indicates that the Streamflow Routing (SFR) Package, in this instance can be used in collaboration with the Water Mover (MVR) Package.
  • MAXIMUM_ITERATIONS – Allows the written indication of the maximum number of Streamflow Routing NewtonRaphson iterations allowed for a reach.
  • MAXIMUM_DEPTH_CHANGE – Allows the written indication of the depth closure tolerance.
  • UNIT_CONVERSION – A conversion factor that is used in calculating stream depth.
• Data section – Contains the following:
  • Periods drop-down – Use the Increment Up and Down buttons to select the desired period.
  • Define Period – If no period is defined, click to make the spreadsheet editable.
  • Delete Period – Click to delete the existing period.
  • Add Rows – Click to bring up the Add Stresses dialog.
  • Delete Rows – Click to bring up a dialog with three options:
    • Delete from All Periods – Click to delete matching stresses from all periods.
    • Delete from Just This Period – Click to delete matching stresses from just this period.
  • Plot All Periods – Click to bring up the XY Series Editor dialog. Requires that a cell be selected in the table.
  • Open Time Series – Click to bring up the
  • Filter on Selected Cells – Click to turn on filtering on the selected cells.
  • Table – Allows the manual input of different variables for the SFR Package.
    • RNO – A value that defines the reach number associated with the specified PERIOD data.
    • SFRSETTING – Information that is linked to keywords and values.
    • VALUE1 – Value to be entered in relation to the specific project.
    • VALUE2 – Value to be entered in relation to the specific project.

Auxiliary Variables Dialog

The Auxiliary Variables dialog

The Auxiliary Variables dialog is accessed by clicking Auxiliary Variables... in the Options section of many package dialogs. It is used to define an array of one or more auxiliary variable names. It contains the following sections and buttons:

• At the top is an unlabeled section listing all of the variables, one per line. Double-click on a variable name to rename it.
• Insert Row – Click to insert a row above the currently-selected row.
• Add Row – Click to add a row below the currently-selected row.
• Delete Row – Click to delete the selected row.
• Move Up – Move the selected row up.
• Move Down – Move the selected row down.

Note that each variable name must be unique. If two or more variables share a name, variables added since opening the dialog will not be saved.

Observation Files Dialog

The Observation Files dialog

The Observation Files dialog is accessed by clicking Observations... in the Options section of many of the package dialogs. It is used to define an array of one or more observation files. It contains the following sections and buttons:

• At the top is an unlabeled section listing all of the observation files, one per line.
  • Double-click on the first field to see the full file path and name.
  • Click Edit... to open the Observations (OBS) Dialog.
• Insert Row – Click to insert a row above the currently-selected row.
• Add Row – Click to add a row below the currently-selected row.
• Delete Row – Click to delete the selected row.
• Move Up – Move the selected row up.
• Move Down – Move the selected row down.

Related Topics

• MODFLOW 6