Mette Christensen Posted February 7, 2010 Report Share Posted February 7, 2010 Hi,I am working with particle tracking with MODPATH in GMS. I am interested in describing the behavior of the particles within each computational layer and cell. Since my computational layers follow the geology the pathline report given in xyz format is not so usefull. Do anyone know if a similar report can be obtained in ijk format??Thanks!Best regards,Mette Christensen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jan2 Posted February 16, 2010 Report Share Posted February 16, 2010 Unfortunately the View Pathline Report in the Project Explorer does not present the IJK coordinates and the General Modpath Options implemented in GMS 7.0 are limited.Therefore I suggest to run MODPATH independently from GMS. The procedure is as follows:1. In GMS/Modpath General Options/last item: Specified file name enter a name for the response file, eg test.rsp in a convenient folder2. GMS will save and run Modpath, the following files are available: test.sum test.ept test.pth test.rsp test.nam test.loc test.mdf3. Unfortunately the path file test.pth is binary and compacted4. Exit GMS5. Open test.mdf in a text editor6. Remove the words COMPACT BINARY from the second line, but leave an empty line7. Copy GMS 7.0/models/modpath/modpath5_0_h5.exe to your folder8. run modpath5_0_h5.exe9. Enter test.rsp as name for the response file10. Now text.pth is a Standard Text Pathline File including JIK coordinates, see mpathref.pdf Appendix B.If someone has an easier solution, that would be nice.Regards,Jan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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