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Hello, Sorry for take so long. Did you compiled the HDF5 libraries with the same compiler you are using to compile mohid? If not, you must. Also, did you correct setup the HDF5LIB and HDF5INC parameters? Usually both point to the same place, that is the place where it is both the library as the mod ...

Hello Cyril

I'll check this situation and will come back to you with a solution.

Best regards,
Eduardo Jauch

Hi, I don't know if you managed to compile successfully, but I found a possible solution. I was having the same problem (and error) because I was using the runtime dll's as dynamic instead of static. So, set Properties->Fortran->Libraries->Runtime Library to Debug Multithreaded (/libs:static /thread...

David was faster

Thanks David.

Hello Lia, Are you running the model from within Mohid Studio? I can't open it right now, but there is an option in the project configuration that allows you to use a different Mohid Land executable. If this option is checked and the path for the executable is not provided (or is not valid), it will...

Hello Fabio,

About the boundary condition, at some degree yes, it's possible do have ocean as boundary condition and, thus, mixing ocean and soil water.
But I'm not sure about the density dependent flow.

I'll ask here and will return an answer to you as soon as possible.

Best Regards,
Eduardo Jauch

Hello Nuno. Here is working for me. Have you updated Java recently? The newer versions of java are causing problems to java based web tecnology. You have to go to the Java Console (in Windows 7 is under Start->Java->Configure Java), select the Security tab and check your configuration. If it's set t...

Hello Cyril, My problem was that the properties were not stated in the same order in my warmup simulation than in my continuous simulation. From what I understand of the *.fin file, it is filled sequentially, which means that declaring first "dissolved metal" then "particulate metal&q...

Hello Cyril, At this moment, the ModuleDrainageNetwork do not accept multiple downstream reaches. At the initialization of the module, the network is constructed and this condition is tested. Any node with more than one downstream reach will cause an error and the model will stop. This verification ...

Ok :) Let's start. Regarding the weird values in the irrigation HDF build with FillMatrix, I would like you to check the following: 1. Verify if the "weird points" happens only with one of the stations or with both. Also, verify if the fill grid data file you are using has more ID's than y...

Hello Ane, I'll check the question with the irrigation using constant values and timeseries. As soon as I found what is happening, I'll let you know. Regarding the HDF with weird values, I would like some more information. 1. How did you create the irrigation HDF. Could you describe the process and ...

Just to add a thing. The mass that you are discharging to the river will not pass all to the next node, unless all the water also leave the node where the discharge is located. So, it's probable that you will never have all the mass that you input pass to the next node, at least for short periods. E...

Hello Ane :) I'm assuming that for the flow information, you are using the "channel flow.srn" time series... Am I right? If so, Than your math will probably never give you the results you are expecting. The reason is that most of the model output time series have "instantaneous" ...

Hello Ane :) I'll try to answer through our wiki. 1. Explicit and Implicit methods. http://www.mohid.com/wiki/index.php?title=Transport_equations http://www.mohid.com/wiki/index.php?title=Equations_in_Mohid_Land The criteria to use is the results you have. We usually start using explicit methods, bu...

Hello Ane, The change in the base flow that you show in the graph is usually can be caused by three different keywords: 1. FC_K_FACTOR 2. HORIZONTAL_K_FACTOR 3. CUT_OFF_THETA_HIGH_GW_TABLE The first two are factors that multiply the vertical conductivity in order to find the horizontal conductivity....