Model Viewer for MODFLOW 6 Graphical User Interface 1.0.0 Software Release
April 12, 2022
Model Viewer, a graphical user interface for three-dimensional visualization of ground-water results, has been updated to support reading the results from the U.S. Geological Survey’s MODFLOW 6 program. Two examples are included. The example ex-gwf-csub-p04 illustrates the use of the new DIS6 grid format. The second example ex-gwf-disvmesh demonstrates the ability to load and display the DISV6 grid. Model Viewer for MODFLOW 6 requires the OC6 file be defined that sets the HEAD FILEOUT option to view simulated heads and optionally the BUDGET FILEOUT to view vectors and model features.
Citation Information
| Publication Year | 2022 |
|---|---|
| Title | Model Viewer for MODFLOW 6 Graphical User Interface 1.0.0 Software Release |
| DOI | 10.5066/P9UHN4YB |
| Authors | Paul A Hsieh, Scott R Charlton |
| Product Type | Software Release |
| Record Source | USGS Digital Object Identifier Catalog |
| USGS Organization | Water Resources Mission Area - Headquarters |
Related Content
User's guide to Model Viewer, a program for three-dimensional visualization of ground-water model results
Model Viewer is a computer program that displays the results of three-dimensional groundwater models. Scalar data (such as hydraulic head or solute concentration) may be displayed as a solid or a set of isosurfaces, using a red-to-blue color spectrum to represent a range of scalar values. Vector data (such as velocity or specific discharge) are represented by lines oriented to the vector direction
Authors
Paul A. Hsieh, Richard B. Winston
Related Content
- Publications
User's guide to Model Viewer, a program for three-dimensional visualization of ground-water model results
Model Viewer is a computer program that displays the results of three-dimensional groundwater models. Scalar data (such as hydraulic head or solute concentration) may be displayed as a solid or a set of isosurfaces, using a red-to-blue color spectrum to represent a range of scalar values. Vector data (such as velocity or specific discharge) are represented by lines oriented to the vector directionAuthorsPaul A. Hsieh, Richard B. Winston - Connect