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Delwaq results as time-series per layer
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Gholamreza Shiravani, modified 1 Year ago.
Delwaq results as time-series per layer
Padawan Posts: 65 Join Date: 6/25/16 Recent Posts 00
Hi, why in a 3D-model using Delwaq, it is not possible to see time-series for each layer using d3d_qp in Matlab? however using the map-file (.ada-file) it is possible to see results layer per layer in map. Should I activate some options in Input file to see the time-series layer per layer? or it has not been programmed for Delwaq to see time-series of results layer per layer? If it is not possible, what type of averaging has been implemented for the single time-series for all layers. Using .hda-file, I get only one time-series for all layers!