Registering GMS RelatedRegistering GMS RelatedComponents with FRAMESComponents with FRAMES

Groundwater Modeling SystemRT3D and MT3DMS

Registering GMS RelatedRegistering GMS RelatedComponents with FRAMESComponents with FRAMES

Groundwater Modeling SystemRT3D and MT3DMS

FRAMES-2.0 Workshop

U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission

Bethesda, Maryland

November 15-16, 2007

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Richland, Washington

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Discussion TopicsDiscussion Topics(if not registered already)Discussion TopicsDiscussion Topics(if not registered already)

Register the Default Domain

Register the GMS Import Tool

Select a GMS Project File

Review the GMS Import Tool User Interface

Register a GMS Model

Manage GMS and FRAMES Files

Convert Time-Varying Point Values to Step Functions

Review the FRAMES-based GMS User Interface

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Once FRAMES 2.0 is installed on the host computer, the user runs the Framework Development Environment executable (FDE.exe). The first time the FDE is run, the user will be asked to select the default Domain, which defines the user interface associated with the Simulation Editor that greets the user when one first enters the system. Usually, the “Environmental” Domain is chosen

Register the Default Domain

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Register the GMS Import Tool

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Select a GMS Project File(pre-calibrated RT3D or MT3DMS model)

1. Under the Tools menu, choose GMSImport2. Browse for the location of the Calibrated

GMS Project File (*.gpr file). The user originally stored the file, so the user knows where it is located.1

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GMS Importer1. GMS chemical names

mapped to FRAMES chemical names

2. GMS Project File name and location being imported

3. YELLOW: FRAMES User Identifiable Module Name and GMS Output File

4. BLUE: GMS input parameters that user is allowed to modify

5. GREEN: GMS output to FRAMES

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GMS Import Tool User Interface

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Location from where the gpr file is imported.

Choice between OBS and CON files:• OBS = Model produces output at one specified point• CON = Model produces output at all points

The user-defined “ChrisObs” is the prefix name to the mod, dic, bat, and txt files, as well as the folder name.

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User gets to alias GMS chemicals with FRAMES chemical list, so all models know what is referred to.

Name of GMS model under Aquifer Icon

Explains what it means if you choose yes versus no.

Chemical Name in GMS & FRAMES

Ensures proper unit conversions between FRAMES and GMS models.

Tells the user the spatial extent of the source term: contamination is contained within Rows 10 through 19, Columns 32 through 66, and within Layer 1. This is useful when trying to decide on output locations.

Provides the total number of Rows, Columns, and Layers in the grid.

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Register the GMS Model

The first time the GMS Import tool encounters a gpr file containing a model name that has not been registered, following use of the Build Module button, it will ask the user to browse the host system and identify the directory that contains the executable for the model of interest (i.e., RT3D.exe or MT3DMS4.exe). In this particular example, the dialog is prompting the user to identify the directory containing the RT3D model executable. Note that the dialog title indicates which model executable is being sought.

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SameName Captures files

associated with the FRAMES simulation, and stores in Simulations folder.

● Captures files associated with the GMS Import tool and GMS run, and stores in GMS folder. ● “B25_T_” is the gpr prefix, and the user-defined “ChrisObs” is the mod, dic, bat, and txt prefix, as well as the folder name.

Managing GMS and FRAMES Files

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Excess mass that is created in RT3D, when it computes input step functions for time-varying input.

RT3D conversion of point values to input step functions for time-varying input: extending the first point.

FRAMES conversion of point values to input step functions for time-varying input: average of two points.

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Converting Time-VaryingPoint Values to Step Functions

Converting Time-VaryingPoint Values to Step Functions

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GMS Aquifer Model “ChrisObs” Listed under “Aquifer” Icon

Location of Simulation (.sim) file

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Under Model Description, the user can find the folder location where the gpr file is archived.

“Model” name, corresponding to GMS Project File andname provided by the user in the GMS Import Tool.

The imported GMS case is automatically placed under the Aquifer icon.

General Info

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“User Input” User Interface:OBS File Option for Signifying

the GMS Output Location

OBS File Option requirements:● Location of Output Results● Duration of Simulation (tfinal)● No control over # of output points

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Illustrative Examples of a Different “tfinal”

(a) tfinal = 500 yrs(b) Tfinal = 4 yrs

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“User Input” User Interface:Con File Option for Signifying

the GMS Output Location

Con File Option requirements:● Location of Output Results● Duration of Simulation (tfinal)● # of output points (ticks)