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Figure 6-4: The 45 Degree Line Based Calibration Chart used for “manual calibration” (comparing current model
outputs with observations).
Table Option. If the Table option is selected from the drop-down menu, an empty Calibration Data window
will appear (see Figure 6-5). The first (header) line must include the following text:

WellID,Time,X,Y,Zf,Zt,LyrIndex,Obs,Color
One observation per line may be added after the first line.

st
• the 1 value is the well ID (WellID)
nd
• the 2 is ‘0’ (to indicate that the comparison is for steady state, or the current time step in the
case of transient modeling (Time)
rd
• the 3 is the x-coordinate of the observation (X), e.g., longitude
th
• the 4 is the y-coordinate of the observation (Y) , e.g., latitude
th
• the 5 is the well screen top elevation (Zf), in units of meters
• the 6 is the well screen bottom elevation (Zt), in units of meters
th
th
• the 7 is the layer index (LyrIndex), which can be used if the well is to be placed in a specific
geological/computational layer in the case that well screen top and bottom elevation information
is not available. By default, this value is set to ‘0’ so that the Zf and Zt values are used
th
• the 8 is the head observation/field measurement (obs), in units of meters
th
• the 9 is used to specify long-type RGB (Red-Green-Blue) color of the data markers in the
calibration plot

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