Issue 1879 documentation for assigning Well and LayeredWell - #1885
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ClaireDons
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| # Let's define a cross-section line through the model, and some well locations along that line. | ||
| from shapely.geometry import LineString | ||
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| geometry = LineString([[238725, 560000], [242000, 563500]]) |
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I think in practice the order is different: You have a bunch of wells in your database, and want to drag a cross-section along a part of them to get an idea of what the subsurface looks like.
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I changed the order around in how it is presented but kept the line coordinates the same, which I think is what you mean?
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Yes that is what I meant
| screen_top=[6.0, 7.0, 6.0], | ||
| screen_bottom=[5.0, 6.5, 4.5], |
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The screen top and bottom are quite important. Probably good to assign these to a separate variable in the notebook and write one sentence explanation what they mean.
| layer_based = imod.mf6.LayeredWell( | ||
| x=x, | ||
| y=y, | ||
| layer=[6, 7, 6], |
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Idem, probably good to assign this to a separate variable in the notebook and add one sentence of explanation.
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I changed these but let me know if it's not descriptive enough
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Fixes #1879
Description
Extended the descriptions of Well and LayeredWell so that the difference between them is easier to understand, as well as created a new user guide for assigning wells with the Hondsrug example.
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Issue #nr, e.g.Issue #737pixi run generate-sbomand committed changes