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#[[GMS:MODFLOW_Post_Processing_Viewing_Options#Vector_Plots|CCF -> Velocity vectors]]  
#[[GMS:MODFLOW_Post_Processing_Viewing_Options#Vector_Plots|CCF -> Velocity vectors]]  
#:*GMS now computes velocity vectors from MODFLOW CCF data taking into account the porosity and saturated thickness.
#:*GMS now computes velocity vectors from MODFLOW CCF data taking into account the porosity and saturated thickness.
#New tutorials
#:*MODFLOW-NWT tutorial
#:*ZONEBUDGET tutoria


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Revision as of 22:10, 21 February 2012


The following is a start at a list of the more significant changes that will be introduced in GMS 8.2.

  1. MODFLOW NWT
    • GMS 8.2 will support MODFLOW NWT including the UPW and NWT packages.
  2. MODFLOW DE4 Package
  3. MODPATH changes in saving files
    • Automatically running MODPATH is now optional. GMS saves MODPATH files with the project, and reads in the pathline solutions when reading the project (instead of having to always recompute them).
    • A new Pathlines to Arcs command converts MODPATH pathlines to feature arcs
  4. ZONEBUDGET
    • Although GMS has provided it's own zone budgeting tools for a long time, now it will include a user-friendly interface to run the USGS's own ZONEBUDGET program. A new tutorial is also provided on how to use this interface.
  5. Export 3D Grids as Shapefiles
    • A quick and easy way to get your 3D grid - including the current data set and cell activity - into ArcMap (or any other software that can read shapefiles).
  6. CCF -> Velocity vectors
    • GMS now computes velocity vectors from MODFLOW CCF data taking into account the porosity and saturated thickness.
  7. New tutorials
    • MODFLOW-NWT tutorial
    • ZONEBUDGET tutoria