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MODFLOW & More 2015 conference

Alan Lemon and Norm Jones had a great time at the MODFLOW and More 2015 Conference May 31 - June 3. We didn't seem to take any pictures of the conference, but here's one from the IGWMC Facebook page and if you look closely you can just make out the edge of the Aquaveo booth off to the right of the photo. :)

MODFLOW & More 2015 Photo

GMS Sprint June 2015

Some of the more notable things completed by the GMS team during the month:

  • Fixed several bugs
  • Finished MODFLOW-USG translator. GMS can now read USG models created outside of GMS
  • Mostly finished the quadtree UGrid improvements
  • Increased interpolation speed even further
  • Support for AUTOFLOWREDUCE in MODFLOW-USG well package
  • Lots of testing improvements and refactoring
  • Training course in Ostrava, Czech Republic
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GMS Training, Ostrava, Czech Republic

The GMS team recently completed an introductory course in Flow and Transport Modeling in Ostrava, Czech Republic. Many thanks to Rapantova Nada for organizing the class at Technical University of Ostrava.

GMS Sprint May 2015

Some of the more notable things completed by the GMS team during the month:

  • Fixed several bugs
  • MODFLOW-USG translator progress
  • Name file / unit number manager work
  • Quadtree UGrid improvements
  • Several improvements made in testing
  • Work on USG pathlines
  • BCT package complete
  • Added vector data and top and bottom elevation data to UGrid exported as VTK
  • Training course in Perth, Australia
  • Attended MODFLOW & More 2015
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Arc Hydro Groundwater Training - Perth, Australia

Alan Lemon recently completed another successful Arc Hydro Groundwater training in Perth, Austrailia. The class was organized by our friends at SRIT. We had a large group and great accommodations at the Pan Pacific Hotel in Perth. Many thanks to SRIT for organizing and to those who attended.
Group picture
Lecture room
Lecture room
Small group picture

GMS Sprint April 2015

Some of the more notable things completed by the GMS team during the month.
  • Fixed 4 bugs
  • MODFLOW-USG translator progress
  • Export native text for MODFLOW-USG
  • More selection options for UGrids: with line, polygon, by ID etc.
  • Start on support for BCT package in next version of MODFLOW-USG
  • Name file / unit number manager work mostly completed
  • Work on improved quadtree design for UGrids
  • mod-PATH3DU progress
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GMS Sprint March 2015

Some of the more notable things completed by the GMS team during the month.

  • Fixed one bug
  • MODFLOW-USG translator progress
  • Parameter arrays for MODFLOW-USG output done
  • Pilot points for MODFLOW-USG done
  • MODFLOW SWI package interface completed
  • MODFLOW SWI package tutorial completed
  • Name file / unit number manager work
  • Import dataset from column delimited text file feature added
  • UGrid structure and refinement completed
  • Isosurface volume work
  • Added Help menu item to go to GMS forums
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GMS Sprint February 2015

Some of the more notable things completed by the GMS team during the month.

  • Fixed two bugs
  • Progress on MODFLOW SWI package interface
  • UGrid refinement progress
  • MODFLOW-USG translator progress
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MODFLOW-USG Training Helena, MT

The GMS team recently completed a MODFLOW-USG Training class in Helena, MT. Many thanks to Hydrometrics for hosting the class. Below is an image from MODFLOW-USG model that was developed during the class.
Oblique view of model with discontinuous layers
Plan view of quadtree unstructured grid

GMS Sprint January 2015

Some of the more notable things completed by the GMS team during the month.

  • Progress on database dialog
  • Text export for MODFLOW-USG DISU, GNC, CLN, SWI
  • PATH3DU progress
  • Raster -> UGrid points
  • Clip to bounds for Raster -> Scatter and Raster -> UGrid points
  • TOUGH2 export improved
  • UGrid point creation
  • New class for getting UGrid interpolation points
  • UGrid cell refinement
  • Map -> UGrid with nested grids
  • Good refactoring / modernization
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