Stratigraphy_definition

 

Data Structure: Stratigraphy_definition

Description

Defines the stratigraphy for a geomechanical analysis

Usage

Stratigraphy_definition     NUM=ival   where ival  is the data structure number

 

Description

Overview

The stratigraphy must be defined if any geometry update procedure; i.e. deposition, erosion, pinchout, etc. is to be utilised during the simulation. Stratigraphy is defined as layers, which must contain one element group, that constitute a single material. The stratigraphy is specified in order starting from the deepest sediment layer. Each stratigraphy layer must comprise a single group (see Group_data). A stratigraphy horizon, corresponding to the top surface of the stratigraphy unit must be defined for each stratigraphy unit (with ID numbers in order starting from the deepest sediment layer).

 

Notes

If the horizon names are defined using the same names as the stratigraphy layers then Horizon_numbers are not required as they will be set automatically

If the group data is defined with the same names as the stratigraphy layers Group_numbers and Group_names are not required as they will be set automatically

 

Examples

demonstrating the usage of Stratigraphy_definition include:

dep_*.dat

merge_*.dat

 

 

Click to expand/collapseUnits    List of unit names.

 

Click to expand/collapseGroup_numbers    List of element groups (Optional)

 

Click to expand/collapseGroup_names    List of element group names (Optional)

 

Click to expand/collapseHorizon_numbers    List of horizon numbers (Optional)

 

Click to expand/collapseHorizon_geometry_sets    The geometry set defining the top surface horizon for each unit (Optional)

 

Click to expand/collapseBasal_horizon    Basal horizon name

 

Click to expand/collapseBasal_horizon_number    Basal horizon number

 

Click to expand/collapseFormation_groups    Formation group for each unit

 

Click to expand/collapseLength_output_flag    Flag for output of stratigraphy length data at the end of each stage

 

Click to expand/collapseTop_surface_horizon    Top surface horizon name

 

Click to expand/collapseTop_surface_horizon_number    Top surface horizon number