Open Huite opened 2 months ago
Something to consider when dealing with the auxiliary arrays: MODFLOW 6 has no info in the .dat/.bin files to see which column is which. Instead, (I'm pretty sure) the meaning of the columns depends on the order of the auxiliary entry in the options block.
This means it's crucial to coordinate the order of the variables when converting to a dictionary of arrays with the auxiliary entry written in the options block. Otherwise you end up with MF6 interpreting the concentration as the factor or vice versa.
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Fixes #1011
Still a draft, this adds the drainage discharge scaling depth.
This is a rather pragmatic approach. We're currently only using the auxiliary variables for concentration, which are treated separately. The
_auxiliary_data = {"concentration": "species"}
cannot be meaningfully used, since this specificscaling_depth
does not contain any additional dimensions.Adding it to
period_data
ensures that it is written to the data files, but since it's optional, the presences must then be checked inget_period_names
.I think the name "scaling_depth" is relatively clear. "discharge_scaling_depth" is maybe more complete, but is a bit of a mouthful. We don't support auxiliary variables, I'm not sure if it's worth adding general support. Most packages support a multiplication factor auxiliary variable, which we really don't care for.