MODFLOW6#

These examples demonstrate how to use imod to build MODFLOW6 models.

Attention

The examples expect you to have added the Modflow 6 executable to your PATH. If you have not done this yet: First, download the latest Modflow 6 executables here. Next, follow the following instructions to add the executable to your PATH on Windows 10:

  1. Press the Start key on your keyboard.

  2. Search and open “Edit the system environment variables.”

  3. Go to the “Advanced” tab.

  4. Click the “Environment variables” button.

  5. Select the “Path” variable under “User variables” or “System variables.”

  6. Click the “Edit” button.

  7. Press the “New” button.

  8. Type the full directory path of the program.

  9. Press “Enter” to confirm the path.

  10. Click “Ok.”

  11. Press the “Ok” button in the Environment Variables window.

  12. Click “Ok” in the System Variables window.

For more detailed instructions, see this writeup.

Henry

Henry

Circle

Circle

sphx_glr_examples_mf6_circle_partitioned.py

This example illustrates a circular model that is split into 3 submodels.

Freshwater lens (circle)

Freshwater lens (circle)

TWRI

TWRI

1D Solute Transport Benchmarks

1D Solute Transport Benchmarks

Example models

Example models

Regional model

Regional model

Partitioning a regional model

Partitioning a regional model

Regridding a regional model

Regridding a regional model

Lake package example

Lake package example

TWRI regridding

TWRI regridding

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