MAGNET provides in-situ model-data processing and dynamic visualization, allowing human-centric computing, and eliminating I/O and operational bottlenecks.   In other words, MAGNET enables the modeler to produce sophisticated 2D and 3D graphical displays of spatial, time-varying information at any point during the modeling process. Being able to visualize the model system's behavior at every time step and evaluate its adequacy is a powerful tool, so that you can interrupt the computations, alter the model in significant ways, and restart computations as you deem necessary. 

TASKS:

A - Study the step by step short video tutorial on realtime hierarchical modeling and visualization under MAGNET Quick Tutorials: Unsteady Flow 

B - Develop a MAGNET model that reproduces the simulation as depicted in the tutorial

C - Provide a few examples of groundwater investigations that would require a transient simulation. What are a few examples of when a steady-state model would suffice?