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User's guide of Proceessing Modflow 5.0

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62 Processing <strong>Modflow</strong><br />

3. Press the right mouse button once.<br />

The Data Editor displays a dialog box.<br />

4. In the dialog box, type new value(s) then click to transfer the new zone value(s) to<br />

cells.<br />

Note that PMWIN always uses cell data for computations, and if zone data are not transferred<br />

to the grid cells, the original values in the cells are used.<br />

< To modify a zone<br />

1. You may shift a vertex <strong>of</strong> a zone by pointing the mouse cursor at the vertex node and<br />

pressing down the left mouse button while moving the mouse.<br />

2. If you have several zones, some zones can intersect or even cover other zones. If you move<br />

the mouse cursor into a covered zone, the boundary <strong>of</strong> the zone will not be highlighted. In<br />

this case, you can move the mouse cursor into that zone, hold down the Ctrl-key and press<br />

the left mouse button once. The Data Editor will resort the order <strong>of</strong> the zones and the "lost"<br />

zone will be recovered.<br />

3.2.3 Specification <strong>of</strong> Data for Transient Simulations<br />

If your model has more than one stress period, a Temporal Data dialog box appears after<br />

clicking the leave editor button . This dialog box allows you to manage your model data for<br />

transient simulations:<br />

1. You can edit model data for a particular stress period by selecting a row <strong>of</strong> the table and<br />

clicking the Edit Data button. After having specified the model data <strong>of</strong> a stress period, the<br />

Data flag in the corresponding row is checked.<br />

2. You may click on a Use flag to check or uncheck it. If the Use flag is checked, the data <strong>of</strong><br />

the corresponding stress period will be used for the flow simulation. If the Use flag is not<br />

checked, the data <strong>of</strong> the previous stress period will be used. The Use flag <strong>of</strong> a stress period<br />

is automatically deactivated if the corresponding model data are not available.<br />

3. Use Copy Data, if you want to copy model data from one stress period to another.<br />

Fig. 3.9 shows an example in which the data for the periods 1, 3, 4 are specified. The specified<br />

data <strong>of</strong> the first period will be used throughout the first three periods. The data <strong>of</strong> the fourth<br />

period will be used for the rest <strong>of</strong> the simulation. The data <strong>of</strong> the thrid period will not be used<br />

because the Use flag is cleared.<br />

3.2 The Data Editor

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