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User's guide of Proceessing Modflow 5.0

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318 Processing <strong>Modflow</strong><br />

Appendix 6: Running MODPATH with PMWIN<br />

PMWIN supports both two versions (version 1.x and 3.x) <strong>of</strong> MODPATH and MODPATH-PLOT. You must run<br />

MODPATH or MODPATH-PLOT within a DOS-Box (<strong>of</strong> Windows) or in the DOS-Environment.<br />

If you are using MODPATH version 1.x (released prior to September, 1994), type path\PATHFILE at the prompt<br />

ENTER NAME OF FILE CONTAINING NAMES AND UNITS OF DATA FILES. Where path is the path to the<br />

directory <strong>of</strong> your model data. PATHFILE contains the IUNIT assignments and paths and names <strong>of</strong> input data files<br />

generated by PMWIN. The names <strong>of</strong> the input files for MODFLOW and MODPATH are given in Appendix 7.<br />

If you are using MODPATH or MODPATH-PLOT (version 3.x), follow the steps below:<br />

TO READ INPUT FROM AN EXISTING RESPONSE FILE, ENTER FILE NAME:<br />

( = ENTER DATA INTERACTIVELY )<br />

[ ? = Help ]<br />

(WHAT YOU SHOULD DO: Just press ENTER here. For the first time you run MODPATH or MODPATH-PLOT,<br />

you do not have a response file and you have to enter data interactively. The user-specified data will be saved<br />

by MODPATH or MODPATH-PLOT in the response files MPATH.RSP or MPLOT.RSP, respectively. Using a<br />

response file, you do not need to go through the input procedures unless you want to change the data for<br />

MODPATH or MODPATH-PLOT).<br />

Only by MODPATH-PLOT:<br />

TO REDEFINE SETTINGS, ENTER NAME OF FILE WITH SETTINGS DATA:<br />

( = USE DEFAULT SETTINGS FOR DEVICE)<br />

[ ? = Help ]<br />

(WHAT YOU SHOULD DO: Just press ENTER here, unless you want to change settings.)<br />

ENTER THE NAME FILE:<br />

[ ? = Help ]<br />

(WHAT YOU SHOULD DO: Type path\MPATH30 at this prompt. Where path is the path to the directory <strong>of</strong> your<br />

model data. For example, if you have saved your model data in C:\PMWIN\DATA, you will type<br />

C:\PMWIN\DATA\MPATH30 at this prompt. After this prompt, you enter the interactive input procedure <strong>of</strong><br />

MODPATH or MODPATH-PLOT. Just follow the prompts <strong>of</strong> the programs.)<br />

Appendix 5: Using PMWIN with your MODFLOW

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