flopy.utils.cvfdutil module
- get_disv_gridprops(verts, iverts, xcyc=None)[source]
Calculate disv grid properties from verts and iverts
- gridlist_to_disv_gridprops(gridlist)[source]
Take a list of flopy structured model grids and convert them into a dictionary that can be passed into the modflow6 disv package. Cells from a child grid will patched in to make a single set of vertices. Cells will be numbered according to consecutive numbering of active cells in the grid list.
This function is deprecated in 3.8 and will be removed in 3.9. Use the functionality in flopy.utils.cvfdutil.Lgr() to create a DISV mesh for a nested grid.
- gridlist_to_verts(gridlist)[source]
Take a list of flopy structured model grids and convert them into vertices. The idomain can be set to remove cells in a parent grid. Cells from a child grid will patched in to make a single set of vertices. Cells will be numbered according to consecutive numbering of active cells in the grid list.
- segment_face(ivert, ivlist1, ivlist2, vertices)[source]
Check the vertex lists for cell 1 and cell 2. Add a new vertex to cell 1 if necessary.
- Parameters:
- Returns:
segmented – Return True if a face in cell 1 was split up by adding a new vertex
- Return type:
- shapefile_to_xcyc(shp)[source]
Get cell centroid coordinates
- Parameters:
shp (string) – Name of shape file
- Returns:
xcyc – x, y coordinates of all polygons in shp
- Return type:
ndarray
- to_cvfd(vertdict, nodestart=None, nodestop=None, skip_hanging_node_check=False, duplicate_decimals=9, verbose=False)[source]
Convert a vertex dictionary into verts and iverts
- Parameters:
vertdict – vertdict is a dictionary {icell: [(x1, y1), (x2, y2), (x3, y3), …]}
nodestart (int) – starting node number. (default is zero)
nodestop (int) – ending node number up to but not including. (default is len(vertdict))
skip_hanging_node_check (bool) – skip the hanging node check. this may only be necessary for quad-based grid refinement. (default is False)
duplicate_decimals (int) – decimals to round duplicate vertex checks. GRIDGEN can occasionally produce very-nearly overlapping vertices, this can be used to change the sensitivity for filtering out duplicates. (default is 9)
verbose (bool) – print messages to the screen. (default is False)
- Returns:
verts (ndarray) – array of x, y vertices
iverts (list) – list containing a list for each cell