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Author: mjreno

doc/mf6io/gwf/chdg.tex

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 Constant-Head Boundary input can be specified using lists or arrays.  Array-based input for the CHD package is activated by providing READARRAYGRID within the OPTIONS block.  Instructions for specifying list-based constant-head boundaries is described in the previous section.  Array-based input for the CHD package differs from the READASARRAYS based input used by the RCH and EVT array-based input packages.  READASARRAYS input arrays define a layer of input data for DIS and DISV based model grids, while READARRAYGRID input arrays define data for the entire model grid.  Cells that define no data should contain the DNODATA (3.0E+30) value.
 
-When array-based input is used for constant-heads, the DIMENSIONS block is optional.  The array size is determined from the model grid when MAXBOUND is not user defined.  When defined, the MAXBOUND dimension represents the maxiumum number of defined constant-head (non-DNODATA) cells found in any stress period.  Defining MAXBOUND can reduce the memory footprint of the array-based CHD package especially when the number of constant-heads is sparse and the model grid is large.
+When array-based input is used for constant-heads, the DIMENSIONS block is optional.  The array size is determined from the model grid when MAXBOUND is not user defined.  When defined, the MAXBOUND dimension represents the maximum number of defined constant-head (non-DNODATA) cells found in any stress period.  Defining MAXBOUND can reduce the memory footprint of the array-based CHD package especially when the number of constant-heads is sparse and the model grid is large.
 
 In previous MODFLOW versions, it was not possible to convert a constant-head cell to an active cell.  Once a cell was designated as a constant-head cell, it remained a constant-head cell until the end of the end of the simulation.  In \mf a constant-head cell will become active again if it is not included as a constant-head cell in subsequent stress periods.
 

doc/mf6io/gwf/drng.tex

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 Drain input can be specified using lists or arrays.  Array-based input for the DRN package is activated by providing READARRAYGRID within the OPTIONS block.  Instructions for specifying list-based drain input is described in the previous section.  Array-based input for the DRN package differs from the READASARRAYS based input used by the RCH and EVT array-based input packages.  READASARRAYS input arrays define a layer of input data for DIS and DISV based model grids, while READARRAYGRID input arrays define data for the entire model grid.  Cells that define no data should contain the DNODATA (3.0E+30) value.
 
-When array-based input is used for drains, the DIMENSIONS block is optional.  The array size is determined from the model grid when MAXBOUND is not user defined.  When defined, the MAXBOUND dimension represents the maxiumum number of defined drain (non-DNODATA) cells found in any stress period.  Defining MAXBOUND can reduce the memory footprint of the array-based DRN package especially when the number of drains is sparse and the model grid is large.
+When array-based input is used for drains, the DIMENSIONS block is optional.  The array size is determined from the model grid when MAXBOUND is not user defined.  When defined, the MAXBOUND dimension represents the maximum number of defined drain (non-DNODATA) cells found in any stress period.  Defining MAXBOUND can reduce the memory footprint of the array-based DRN package especially when the number of drains is sparse and the model grid is large.
 
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 \subsubsection{Structure of Blocks}

doc/mf6io/gwf/ghbg.tex

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 General-Head Boundary input can be specified using lists or arrays.  Array-based input for the GHB package is activated by providing READARRAYGRID within the OPTIONS block.  Instructions for specifying list-based general-head boundaries is described in the previous section.  Array-based input for the GHB package differs from the READASARRAYS based input used by the RCH and EVT array-based input packages.  READASARRAYS input arrays define a layer of input data for DIS and DISV based model grids, while READARRAYGRID input arrays define data for the entire model grid.  Cells that define no data should contain the DNODATA (3.0E+30) value.
 
-When array-based input is used for general-head boundaries, the DIMENSIONS block is optional.  The array size is determined from the model grid when MAXBOUND is not user defined.  When defined, the MAXBOUND dimension represents the maxiumum number of defined general-head boundary (non-DNODATA) cells found in any stress period.  Defining MAXBOUND can reduce the memory footprint of the array-based GHB package especially when the number of general-head boundaries is sparse and the model grid is large.
+When array-based input is used for general-head boundaries, the DIMENSIONS block is optional.  The array size is determined from the model grid when MAXBOUND is not user defined.  When defined, the MAXBOUND dimension represents the maximum number of defined general-head boundary (non-DNODATA) cells found in any stress period.  Defining MAXBOUND can reduce the memory footprint of the array-based GHB package especially when the number of general-head boundaries is sparse and the model grid is large.
 
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 \subsubsection{Structure of Blocks}

doc/mf6io/gwf/rivg.tex

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 River input can be specified using lists or arrays.  Array-based input for the RIV package is activated by providing READARRAYGRID within the OPTIONS block.  Instructions for specifying list-based river input is described in the previous section.  Array-based input for the RIV package differs from the READASARRAYS based input used by the RCH and EVT array-based input packages.  READASARRAYS input arrays define a layer of input data for DIS and DISV based model grids, while READARRAYGRID input arrays define data for the entire model grid.  Cells that define no data should contain the DNODATA (3.0E+30) value.
 
-When array-based input is used for the river package, the DIMENSIONS block is optional.  The array size is determined from the model grid when MAXBOUND is not user defined.  When defined, the MAXBOUND dimension represents the maxiumum number of defined river (non-DNODATA) cells found in any stress period.  Defining MAXBOUND can reduce the memory footprint of the array-based RIV package especially when the number of river cells is sparse and the model grid is large.
+When array-based input is used for the river package, the DIMENSIONS block is optional.  The array size is determined from the model grid when MAXBOUND is not user defined.  When defined, the MAXBOUND dimension represents the maximum number of defined river (non-DNODATA) cells found in any stress period.  Defining MAXBOUND can reduce the memory footprint of the array-based RIV package especially when the number of river cells is sparse and the model grid is large.
 
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 \subsubsection{Structure of Blocks}

doc/mf6io/gwf/welg.tex

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 Well input can be specified using lists or arrays.  Array-based input for the WEL package is activated by providing READARRAYGRID within the OPTIONS block.  Instructions for specifying list-based wells is described in the previous section.  Array-based input for the WEL package differs from the READASARRAYS based input used by the RCH and EVT array-based input packages.  READASARRAYS input arrays define a layer of input data for DIS and DISV based model grids, while READARRAYGRID input arrays define data for the entire model grid.  Cells that define no data should contain the DNODATA (3.0E+30) value.
 
-When array-based input is used for wells, the DIMENSIONS block is optional.  The array size is determined from the model grid when MAXBOUND is not user defined.  When defined, the MAXBOUND dimension represents the maxiumum number of defined well (non-DNODATA) cells found in any stress period.  Defining MAXBOUND can reduce the memory footprint of the array-based WEL package especially when the number of wells is sparse and the model grid is large.
+When array-based input is used for wells, the DIMENSIONS block is optional.  The array size is determined from the model grid when MAXBOUND is not user defined.  When defined, the MAXBOUND dimension represents the maximum number of defined well (non-DNODATA) cells found in any stress period.  Defining MAXBOUND can reduce the memory footprint of the array-based WEL package especially when the number of wells is sparse and the model grid is large.
 
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 \subsubsection{Structure of Blocks}