Aquaveo & Water Resources Engineering News
MODFLOW-USG Progress
By alemon on May 31, 2013The GMS development team has been working on implementing MODFLOW-USG since the documentation was released on May 3, 2013. We have been making good progress. One of the items related to MODFLOW-USG is the ability to work with unstructured grids. The figures below show some of the grids that we have generated with the development version of GMS. We used the same conceptual model and generated a 3D finite element mesh, a 3D structured Grid, and 3D unstructured grids.
We will be at the MODFLOW and more 2013 conference this next week. Come by our booth to learn more about new developments in GMS with MODFLOW-USG. We will also have a couple of posters that we are presenting.
Conceptual Model |
Finite Element Mesh - FEMWATER or FEFLOW |
Finite Element Mesh - FEMWATER or FEFLOW |
Structure Grid - Traditional MODFLOW |
Structure Grid - Traditional MODFLOW |
Unstructured Grid - Nested Grids |
Unstructured Grid - Nested Grids |
Unstructured Grid - Quadtree |
Unstructured Grid - Quadtree |
Unstructured Grid - Voronoi |
Unstructured Grid - Voronoi |
GMS Training, Olten, Switzerland
By alemon on May 15, 2013Members of the GMS training team recently completed an onsite training class in Olten, Switzerland from April 22-24. It was an intense 3 day training experience. The small class size allowed the students to be very engaged and learn a lot of material in a short period of time. The day following the training was spent working on the client's groundwater modeling project and applying the principles learned in the training. This type of onsite training is available to clients worldwide at very reasonable price. If you are interested in onsite training, including help with your modeling project, contact training@aquaveo.com.
April 2013 Sprint
By mkennard@aquaveo.com on May 13, 2013- Fixed 7 bugs
- Project on-the-fly code improvements
- Training course in Switzerland
- MODFLOW-LGR progress
- MODFLOW-USG progress
- Testing coverage analysis progress