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Once a flag is placed, hover the cursor over it and single LM click to view the variable values of the nearest
               node.  An example is shown in Figure 5-10.   Close the variable table for an individual flag by clicking on
               the grey ‘X’ in the right-hand corner of the table.

               To remove the flags and return the cursor to “normal” mode, LM click on the ‘ViewResult’ button, then
               select ‘NodalV Off’.

































               Figure 5-10: Example of placing nodal value flags in the model domain, with a sample variable table shown for the
               flag in the upper right of the model domain.

               5.4              Cross-sections


               As  mentioned  in  subsection  5.1.2,  a  cross-section  is  automatically  generated  for  visualizing  vertical
               characteristics of the aquifer system. The location and extent of the cross-section, represented as a yellow
               polyline, can be adjust by hovering the mouse over any of the four vertices and click-dragging to the new
               desired location.

               To view the model results along the currently placed cross-section, LM click on the ‘ViewResult’ button
               along the left-side of the MAGNET Modeling Environment, then select ‘Display Charts’ from the pop-up
               menu. This launches five different charts:

                    •  Monitoring Wells plot (see Section 6.1)
                    •  Cross-section plot
                    •  Cross-section diagram (“Full Cross-section”)
                    •  Mass Balance Bar Chart (see Section 6.2)
                    •  3D surface plot (see Section 5.5)

               Any of the charts can be moved by click-dragging the chart frame across the MDWA. Options available
               for modified plots can be accessed by clicking on the pair of red arrows at the bottom-left of the chart.


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