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[[Image:solids.gif|left|frame|Example of a solid created in GMS| | [[Image:solids.gif|left|frame|Example of a solid created in GMS|250px]] | ||
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The Solid module of GMS is used to construct three-dimensional models of stratigraphy using solids. Once such a model is created, cross sections can be cut anywhere on the model to create fence diagrams. | The Solid module of GMS is used to construct three-dimensional models of stratigraphy using solids. Once such a model is created, cross sections can be cut anywhere on the model to create fence diagrams. | ||
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Revision as of 18:04, 23 June 2011
Solids are used for site characterization and visualization. Solids can also be used to define layer elevation data for MODFLOW models using the Solids -> MODFLOW command or Solids to HUF and to define a layered 3D mesh using the Solids -> Layered Mesh.
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