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To build an [[GMS:SEAWAT|SEAWAT]] model in GMS, use the following steps:
To build an [[GMS:SEAWAT|SEAWAT]] model in GMS, use the following steps:


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Revision as of 14:42, 16 August 2017

To build an SEAWAT model in GMS, use the following steps:

1. Start with a completed MODFLOW project.
  1. Open a completed MODFLOW project created using either the grid approach or conceptual model approach.
2. Initialize MT3DMS.
1. Create a MT3DMS simulation.
  1. Select the MT3DMS | New Simulation menu command.
  2. Set up the basic transport package.
2. Define output control options.
  1. In the Basic Transport Package dialog, select the Output Control button.
  2. Enter output options in the Output Control dialog.
3. Select packages.
  1. In the Basic Transport Package dialog, select the Packages button.
  2. Select packages in the MTD3DMS/RT3D Packages dialog.
    • For a SEAWAT project, select the Advention package and Source/sink mixing package options.
4. Define salt species.
  1. In the Basic Transport Package dialog, select the Define Species button.
  2. Enter salt species in the Define Species dialog.
  3. Define species starting concentration and other attributes in the spreadsheet in the Basic Transport Package dialog.
3. Create a new SEAWAT simulation.
  1. If necesasry, turn on the SEAWAT model interface using the Model Interfaces dialog reached through the Edit | Model Interfaces menu command.
  2. Select the SEAWAT | New Simulation menu command.
  3. Enter model options in the Global Options dialog.
4. Modify the variable-density flow and viscocity packages.
  1. Select the SEAWAT | VDF Package... menu command.
  2. Enter value in the SEAWAT VDF Package dialog.
  3. Select the SEAWAT | VSC Package... menu command.
  4. Enter value in the SEAWAT VSC Package dialog.
5. Edit the conceptual model.
1. Set up conceptual model properties for SEAWAT.
  1. In the Project Explorer, right-click on the conceptual model Conceptual Model Icon.svg and select the Properties command.
  2. In the Conceptual Model Properties dialog, turn on the Transport option and click the Define Species button.
  3. Enter species in the Define Species dialog.
2. Assign salt concentration at the coastline.
  1. Using the Select Arc GMS Select Arc Tool.svg tool, double-click on the coastline arc on the sources coverage.
  2. Enter salt concentration in the Attribute Table dialog.
6. Map the conceptual model.
  1. Select the conceptual model Conceptual Model Icon.svg.
  2. Select Feature Objects | Map → MT3DMS.
  3. Select the appropriate options in the Map → Model dialog.
  4. Select the conceptual model Conceptual Model Icon.svg.
  5. Select Feature Objects | Map → MODFLOW Map to MODFLOW Macro.svg.
  6. Select the appropriate options in the Map → Model dialog.
7. Save and run SEAWAT.
  1. Save Save Macro.svg the project.
  2. Run MODFLOW Run SEAWAT Macro.svg.
8. Visualize the solution.
1. Change display options.
1. Set display options.
  1. Open the Display Options Display Options Macro.svg dialog.
  2. Set the general display options.
  3. Set general lighting options.
  4. Set display options for each module that is being used.
  5. Set contour options.
  6. Set vector options.
2. View display.
  1. Use the Rotate Rotate Tool.svg, Pan Pan Tool.svg, and Zoom Zoom Tool Icon.svg tools.
  2. Use the View menu commands found in the Display menu.
  3. Use the Frame Frame Macro.svg command to center and resize the display as needed.
3. Adjust display.
Display may need to be adjusted during the remainder of the project.
  1. Use the Display Options dialog and viewing tools as needed.
  2. Use the Frame Frame Macro.svg command to center and resize the display as needed.
2. Change contour options.
  1. Turn on Contours in the Display Options dialog and set contour options. The "Color Fill" option is recommended for this.
  2. Look for inconsistent points (points with values much higher/lower than their neighbors or regions where no data points exist).
  3. Verify that the region being modeled is covered by the elevation/depth data and there are no holes.
3. Create a plot.
1. Start the plot wizard.
  1. Select the Display | Plot Wizard menu command.
2. Select available plot type.
1. Computed vs. Observed Data plots.
1. Computed vs. Observed Data.
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "Computed vs. Observed Data" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
2. Computed vs. Observed Data (Weighted).
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "Computed vs. Observed Data (Weighted)" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
2. Residual vs. Observed Data plots.
1. Residual vs. Observed Data.
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "Residual vs. Observed" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
2. Residual vs. Observed Data (Weighted).
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "Residual vs. Observed (Weighted)" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
3. Parameter Sensitivity plot.
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "Parameter Sensitivity" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
4. Error vs. Simulation plot.
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "Error vs. Simulation" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
5. Error vs. Time Step plot.
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "Error vs. Time Step" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
6. Error Summary plot.
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "Error Summary" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
7. Time Series plot.
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "Time Series" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
8. Active Dataset Time Series plot.
  1. Select a dataset in Project Explorer.
  2. Select cells in the project.
  3. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  4. Select the "Active Dataset Time Series" option on the left and click Next.
  5. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  6. Review plot window.
9. S/S Flow vs. Time plot.
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "S/S Flow vs. Time" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
10. Flow Budget vs. Time plot.
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "Flow Budget vs. Time" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
11. Gage Package Value vs. Time plot.
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "Gage Package Value vs. Time" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
4. Create an animation.
  1. Select a solution dataset and use the Display | Animate menu command.
  2. Use the Animation Wizard to specify the animation parameters.
  3. Save and view the animation file.
5. Review the zone and flow budgets.
  1. Select MODFLOW | Flow Budget....
  2. Review the flow data on the Cells and Zones tabs in the Flow Budget dialog.
  3. Generate water budget data on the USGS ZONEBUDGET tab.
1. Start with a completed MODFLOW Project.
  1. Open a completed MODFLOW project created using either the grid approach or conceptual model approach.
2. Run MODFLOW.
  1. Save Save Macro.svg the project.
  2. Run MODFLOW Run MODFLOW Macro.svg.
3. Create a new SEAWAT simulation.
  1. Select the MT3DMS | New Simulation menu command.
4. Setup the RT3D simulation.
1. Assign the basic transport package as a RT3D model.
  1. Select the MT3DMS | Basic Transport Package menu command if the dialog does not appear when creating the simulation.
  2. In the Basic Transport Package dialog, select the RT3D option.
2. Select RT3D packages.
  1. In the Basic Transport Package dialog, select the Packages button.
  2. Select packages in the MTD3DMS/RT3D Packages dialog.
    • For RT3D, select an RT3D reaction option.
3. Set stress periods for RT3D.
  1. In the Basic Transport Package dialog, select the Stress Period button.
  2. Assign stress period parameters in the Stress Periods dialog.
4. Enter the porosity.
  1. In the Basic Transport Package dialog, select the Porosity button.
  2. Assign values in the Porosity array editor.
5. Setup output control.
  1. In the Basic Transport Package dialog, select the Output Control button.
  2. Select output options in the Output Control dialog.
6. Enter starting concentrations.
  1. In the Basic Transport Package dialog, enter starting concentration values for the defined species.
5. Set package definitions.
1. Define advection parameters.
  1. Select the RT3D | Advection Package menu command.
  2. Set advection parameters in the Advection Package dialog.
2. Define dispersion parameters.
  1. Select the RT3D | Dispersion Package menu command.
  2. Set dispersion parameters in the Dispersion Package dialog.
3. Enter data for source/sink mixing.
  1. Using the cell selection tools, select boundary grid cells.
  2. Select the RT3D | Point Source/Sinks menu command.
  3. Set source/sink mixing in the MODFLOW/RT3D Sources/Sinks dialog.
4. Enter chemical reaction parameters.
  1. Select the RT3D | Chemical Reaction Package menu command.
  2. Enter chemical reaction data in the RT3D Chemical Reaction Package dialog.
6. Run RT3D.
  1. Save Save Macro.svg the project.
  2. Run RT3D Run MT3DMS Macro.svg.
7. Visualize the solution.
1. Change display options.
1. Set display options.
  1. Open the Display Options Display Options Macro.svg dialog.
  2. Set the general display options.
  3. Set general lighting options.
  4. Set display options for each module that is being used.
  5. Set contour options.
  6. Set vector options.
2. View display.
  1. Use the Rotate Rotate Tool.svg, Pan Pan Tool.svg, and Zoom Zoom Tool Icon.svg tools.
  2. Use the View menu commands found in the Display menu.
  3. Use the Frame Frame Macro.svg command to center and resize the display as needed.
3. Adjust display.
Display may need to be adjusted during the remainder of the project.
  1. Use the Display Options dialog and viewing tools as needed.
  2. Use the Frame Frame Macro.svg command to center and resize the display as needed.
2. Change contour options.
  1. Turn on Contours in the Display Options dialog and set contour options. The "Color Fill" option is recommended for this.
  2. Look for inconsistent points (points with values much higher/lower than their neighbors or regions where no data points exist).
  3. Verify that the region being modeled is covered by the elevation/depth data and there are no holes.
3. Create a plot.
1. Start the plot wizard.
  1. Select the Display | Plot Wizard menu command.
2. Select available plot type.
1. Computed vs. Observed Data plots.
1. Computed vs. Observed Data.
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "Computed vs. Observed Data" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
2. Computed vs. Observed Data (Weighted).
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "Computed vs. Observed Data (Weighted)" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
2. Residual vs. Observed Data plots.
1. Residual vs. Observed Data.
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "Residual vs. Observed" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
2. Residual vs. Observed Data (Weighted).
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "Residual vs. Observed (Weighted)" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
3. Parameter Sensitivity plot.
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "Parameter Sensitivity" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
4. Error vs. Simulation plot.
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "Error vs. Simulation" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
5. Error vs. Time Step plot.
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "Error vs. Time Step" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
6. Error Summary plot.
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "Error Summary" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
7. Time Series plot.
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "Time Series" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
8. Active Dataset Time Series plot.
  1. Select a dataset in Project Explorer.
  2. Select cells in the project.
  3. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  4. Select the "Active Dataset Time Series" option on the left and click Next.
  5. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  6. Review plot window.
9. S/S Flow vs. Time plot.
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "S/S Flow vs. Time" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
10. Flow Budget vs. Time plot.
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "Flow Budget vs. Time" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
11. Gage Package Value vs. Time plot.
  1. Select Display | Plot Wizard to start the Plot Wizard.
  2. Select the "Gage Package Value vs. Time" option on the left and click Next.
  3. Specify plot options in step 2 of the Plot Wizard then click Finish.
  4. Review plot window.
4. Create an animation.
  1. Select a solution dataset and use the Display | Animate menu command.
  2. Use the Animation Wizard to specify the animation parameters.
  3. Save and view the animation file.
5. Review the zone and flow budgets.
  1. Select MODFLOW | Flow Budget....
  2. Review the flow data on the Cells and Zones tabs in the Flow Budget dialog.
  3. Generate water budget data on the USGS ZONEBUDGET tab.


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