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By default the value assumed for the boundary is the one assumed in the intialization | By default the value assumed for the boundary is the one assumed in the intialization | ||
process of the property field (INTERIOR) the user can also specify a value for the | process of the property field (INTERIOR) the user can also specify a value for the | ||
| − | boundary (EXTERIOR) | + | boundary (EXTERIOR) to be set in the DEFAULTBOUNDARY keyword. |
<beginproperty> | <beginproperty> | ||
Latest revision as of 10:20, 9 February 2012
WaterProperties_x.dat
For each property it's possible to define a specific boundary condition. The available options are:
1 - 1D horizontal mass balance normal to the boundary
2 - An imposed value
3 - 1D vertical diffusion is added to option 1
4 - Null gradient
5 - SubModel, a value interpolated directly from the father is imposed
6 - Orlanski type boundary condition
8 - Cyclic boundary condition
By default, option 1 is assumed.
<beginproperty>
BOUNDARY_CONDITION : 1
<endproperty>
By default the value assumed for the boundary is the one assumed in the intialization process of the property field (INTERIOR) the user can also specify a value for the boundary (EXTERIOR) to be set in the DEFAULTBOUNDARY keyword.
<beginproperty>
BOUNDARY_INITIALIZATION : EXTERIOR
DEFAULTBOUNDARY : 0.
<endproperty>
