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After opening EE10, the user has a number of different ways to create a new project model.

  1. The first way, the user click Model button on main menu toolbarstoolbar, then select New Model (see Figure 1).
  2. The second way, the user click New Model button directly on main menu toolbars (see Figure 2).
  3. The third way, from the keyboard, press Ctrl+N.

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Figure 1


Figure 1  New Model Create a new model (1).

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Figure 2

Figure 2  New Model Create a new model (2).

After one of these three ways above is selected, the GridTool  form GridTool appears. From this form, the user have four options for assigning grids.

  1. Import Grids from Files: this option allows user to import an existing grid file

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  1. ; the type of grid can be one

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  1. of a number of formats such as CVLGrid

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  1. or RGFGrid (if the user

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  1. has multiple sub-grids for a waterbody

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  1. then the Multiple grid files  check box may  selected). Browse to the grid file and click OK button to finish. (see Figure 3 and Figure 4).
  2. Generate Uniform Grid: this option allows to generate a Cartesian grid. The user can define

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  1. grid cell size

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  1. and  the number of cells (see Figure 5).
  2. Generate Radial Grid: this option allows to generate radial grid ( see Figure 6).
  3. Generate Telescoping Grid: this option allows to generate telescoping grid ( see Figure 7).

Details of how to use these options are provided in the Model Grid section. 

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Figure 3  Import from existing grids (1).

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Figure 4  Import from existing grids (2).

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Figure 5

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Figure 5  Generate Uniform Grid.

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Figure 6  Generate Radial Grid.

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Figure 7  Generate Telescoping Grid.