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Preamble
Model Philosophy
What is MAGNET?
Logical Structure of MAGNET
Access to MAGNET
Setting up a Basic Flow Model
Lateral Boundaries of the Model
Aquifer Attributes
3.2.1 Aquifer Elevations
Top Elevation
Bottom Elevation
3.2.2 Aquifer Properties
Hydraulic Conductivity
Porosity
Storage
3.2.3 Aquifer Sources and Sinks
Recharge from Rainfall
Surface Drainage to Rivers, Lakes, and Wetlands / Springs
Simulation
Running the Model
Presentation of Results
4.2.1 Plan View Map Display
4.2.2 Flow Pathlines
4.2.3 Cross-sections
4.2.4 Water Balance
4.2.5 3D Surface Plot
Modeling More Details
Changing the Number of Model Nodes (Model Grid)
Defining a Nested Model
Adding Surface-water Bodies as Conceptual Features
5.3.1 Adding a Two-Way Lake
5.3.2 Adding a Two-way Stream
Adding Wells
5.4.1 Delineating a Wellhead Protection Area (Source Water Area)
Modeling Transport
Estimating Potential Impact Areas with Forward Tracing Particles
Identifying Potential Sources with Backward Tracing of Particles
Predicting Chemical Concentrations
6.2.1 Assigning Sources
6.2.2 Assigning Dispersive Properties
6.2.3 Simulating and Visualizing Transport
Adding Vertical Layers to the Model
Adding Computational Layers
Adding a Geologic Layer
Modeling Unsteady Flow
Simulation Time Settings
Initial Condition
Time-Varying Stress
Presentation of Transient Results
Additional Visualization Features
Post Analysis Tool
Map Display Options
Growing with MAGNET
Situational Help Pages
Main Menu Help Pages
11.2.1 My Account Page
10.2.2 Bug Reporting / Commenting
10.2.3 Live Chat
Discussion Forum
Tutorials and Demos
MAGNET Technical Support
Appendix
Structure of Model Windows
Preamble
