STOMP User Guide
STOMP User Guide

Rock/Soil Zonation Card Syntax
~Rock/Soil Zonation Card

Explicit Zonation
Number of Rock/Soil Zonation Domains
,


Rock/Soil Name
,I Start
,I End
,J Start
,J End
,K Start
,K End
,








Rock/soil zonations with overlapping domains will be assigned according to the last specification in the list of domains. To simplify the zonation of a problem with a dominant rock/soil type and isolated pockets or bands of another rock/soil type, the user should initially declare the dominant rock/soil type as covering the entire problem domain. With subsequent input lines, the user can overwrite the original rock/soil type for selected nodes with another rock/soil type. This layering approach is recommended and will often avoid leaving nodes of undeclared rock/soil types.
IJK Indexing
IJK Indexing
,


Additional acceptable keywords are "JKI Indexing" and "KIJ Indexing."
External File

Formatted (ASCII) Zonation File
Formatted Zonation File
,External File Name
,



Rock/Soil Name
,


- File names must be all lower case and contain text or ASCII data. Files should contain one value for each grid cell in the units specified on the input line.
- Rock/soil indices reference the list of rock/soil names specified in the input file. An index of 0 specifies an inactive node. Indices must be within the range of listed rock/soil names in the input file.
Formatted (ASCII) External File Syntax

Rock/Soil Index
,

Unformatted (Binary) Zonation File
Unformatted Zonation File
,External File Name
,



Rock/Soil Name
,


- File names must be all lower case and contain binary data created with the same FORTRAN compiler used to compile STOMP. Files should contain one value for each grid cell in the units specified on the input line.
- Rock/soil indices reference the list of rock/soil names specified in the input file. An index of 0 specifies an inactive node. Indices must be within the range of listed rock/soil names in the input file.
Binary External File Syntax

Rock/Soil Index
,
