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The MODFLOW stresses can be categorized as point sources/sinks and areal sources/sinks. The point sources/sinks include rivers, wells, drains, and general head. Point sources/sinks are not assigned using arrays. Rather, they are associated with individual cells. Two methods are used to define point source/sink data. The simplest method is to define them as part of a MODFLOW conceptual model defined in the Map module. Another method is to assign them by selecting a set of cells and using the '''Sources/Sinks''' command.
The MODFLOW stresses can be categorized as point sources/sinks and areal sources/sinks. The point sources/sinks include rivers, wells, drains, and general head. Point sources/sinks are not assigned using arrays. Rather, they are associated with individual cells. Two methods are used to define point source/sink data. The simplest method is to define them as part of a MODFLOW conceptual model defined in the Map module. Another method is to assign them by selecting a set of cells and using the '''Sources/Sinks''' command.


The '''Sources/Sinks''' command is used to both assign and edit river, drain, general head, and well type sources/sinks. Before selecting the '''Cell Sources/Sinks''' command, a set of cells should be selected using the cell selection tools. Once the command is selected, the Point Sources/Sinks dialog appears.
The '''Sources/Sinks''' command is used to both assign and edit river, drain, general head, and well type sources/sinks. Before selecting the '''Cell Sources/Sinks''' command, a set of cells should be selected using the cell selection tools. Once the command is selected, the ''Point Sources/Sinks'' dialog appears.


====Creating New Sources/Sinks====
====Creating New Sources/Sinks====
A new instance of a source/sink of a particular type is created by selecting the '''Add''' button for the type. This creates a new source/sink and displays a default value or set of values for the source/sink in the edit fields on the right side of the dialog. If the simulation is steady state, normal edit fields are used to enter the values. If the simulation is transient, buttons appear which can be used to bring up the XY Series Editor. A value is entered for each of the defined stress periods.
A new instance of a source/sink of a particular type is created by selecting the '''Add''' button for the type. This creates a new source/sink and displays a default value or set of values for the source/sink in the edit fields on the right side of the dialog. If the simulation is steady state, normal edit fields are used to enter the values. If the simulation is transient, buttons appear which can be used to bring up the ''XY Series Editor.'' A value is entered for each of the defined stress periods.


Multiple instances of a source/sink can be created by repeatedly selecting the '''Add''' button. Each cell can contain multiple sources/sinks of a particular type or a mixture of several types.
Multiple instances of a source/sink can be created by repeatedly selecting the '''Add''' button. Each cell can contain multiple sources/sinks of a particular type or a mixture of several types.
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====Constant Values====
====Constant Values====
Several of the parameters shown in the Point Sources/Sinks dialog, such as elevation and conductance, are not likely to change during a transient simulation. A constant value can be entered for these parameters in the XY Series Editor and the resulting curve is a flat line.
Several of the parameters shown in the ''Point Sources/Sinks'' dialog, such as elevation and conductance, are not likely to change during a transient simulation. A constant value can be entered for these parameters in the ''XY Series Editor'' and the resulting curve is a flat line.


==Areal Sources/Sinks==
==Areal Sources/Sinks==

Revision as of 17:38, 25 November 2013

MODFLOW
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STR1, SUB1, SWI2, WEL1,

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The Sources/Sinks dialog allows the user to edit both point sources/sinks and areal sources/sinks.

Point Sources/Sinks

The MODFLOW stresses can be categorized as point sources/sinks and areal sources/sinks. The point sources/sinks include rivers, wells, drains, and general head. Point sources/sinks are not assigned using arrays. Rather, they are associated with individual cells. Two methods are used to define point source/sink data. The simplest method is to define them as part of a MODFLOW conceptual model defined in the Map module. Another method is to assign them by selecting a set of cells and using the Sources/Sinks command.

The Sources/Sinks command is used to both assign and edit river, drain, general head, and well type sources/sinks. Before selecting the Cell Sources/Sinks command, a set of cells should be selected using the cell selection tools. Once the command is selected, the Point Sources/Sinks dialog appears.

Creating New Sources/Sinks

A new instance of a source/sink of a particular type is created by selecting the Add button for the type. This creates a new source/sink and displays a default value or set of values for the source/sink in the edit fields on the right side of the dialog. If the simulation is steady state, normal edit fields are used to enter the values. If the simulation is transient, buttons appear which can be used to bring up the XY Series Editor. A value is entered for each of the defined stress periods.

Multiple instances of a source/sink can be created by repeatedly selecting the Add button. Each cell can contain multiple sources/sinks of a particular type or a mixture of several types.

Editing Sources/Sinks

An existing source/sink can be edited by selecting the name of the source/sink in the source/sink list. The values associated with the highlighted source/sink are displayed in the spread sheet.

Deleting Sources/Sinks

An instance of a source/sink may be deleted by selecting the source sink from the list and selecting the Delete button.

Constant Values

Several of the parameters shown in the Point Sources/Sinks dialog, such as elevation and conductance, are not likely to change during a transient simulation. A constant value can be entered for these parameters in the XY Series Editor and the resulting curve is a flat line.

Areal Sources/Sinks

The Areal Sources/Sinks command is used to edit recharge and evapotranspiration parameters on a cell-by-cell basis. Before selecting the Areal Sources/Sinks command, a set of cells should be selected using the cell selection tools. Recharge and evapotranspiration parameters are applied to vertical columns rather than to individual cells. Therefore, to edit the value for a vertical column, any cell in the column can be selected. Once the Areal Sources/Sinks command is selected, the Areal Sources/Sinks dialog appears. The options in the dialog are as follows:

Packages

If the Recharge package has not been activated (using the Packages dialog which is accessed through the Global Options\Basic Package dialog) the Recharge portion of the Areal Sources/Sinks dialog is dimmed. Likewise, if the Evapotranspiration package has not been activated, the Evapotranspiration portion of the dialog is dimmed.

Editing Values

The edit fields to the right of each option are used to enter the values of the parameters associated with each type. The fields are standard edit fields if the simulation is steady state and are graphic windows displaying a time series if the simulation is transient. Clicking on the window brings up the XY Series Editor. The XY Series Editor is a general purpose editor for entering curves or lists of pairs of data (e.g., rainfall rate vs. time). Once a curve is defined in the editor, it is displayed graphically in the window.

Layers

The Layer option in the Recharge portion of the dialog is only active (undimmed) if the Recharge at Specified Vertical Cells option is chosen in the Recharge Package dialog. Likewise, the Layer option in the Evapotranspiration portion of the dialog is only active if the ET at Specified Vertical Cells option is chosen in the Evapotranspiration Package dialog.

Editing Multiple Cells

After a set of source/sink parameters has been defined, it is often necessary to change one of the parameters of a subset of the cells (vertical columns).

For example, suppose the Evapotranspiration package has been activated and each vertical column was assigned a unique value of elevation, extinction depth, and maximum evapotranspiration rate. Suppose that it becomes necessary to change the extinction depth of a large subset of the vertical columns to a constant value while leaving the other parameters unchanged. The Areal Sources/Sinks dialog has been designed so that it can be used to change one of the parameters without altering the other parameters.

If more than one cell is selected when the Areal Sources/Sinks dialog is brought up, the available edit fields appear with a checkerboard pattern if the values in the cells are not all identical. Before editing a parameter, click on the field to switch it from multi-select mode to normal mode. When the OK button is selected after the parameters have been edited, only the parameters that have been selected are changed. For example, in the case of changing the extinction depth, if the extinction depth is edited, the extinction depth of all of the vertical columns associated with the selected cells is changed to the new value but the individual values of elevation and maximum evapotranspiration rate are left unchanged.

See also


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