Hi,
I'm recreating the Synthetic Valley problem described in the MODFLOW 6 Examples using flopy v3.5.0. I can access the volumetric budget of the flow model from its listing file using gwf.output.list().get_dataframes(). For the transport model however, this does not work as gwt.output.list().get_dataframes() does not return anything, presumably because the budgetkey is set incorrectly: gwt.output.list().budgetkey gives 'VOLUME BUDGET FOR ENTIRE MODEL' instead of 'MASS BUDGET FOR ENTIRE MODEL'.
I'm not sure if this is a bug or if I'm missing something here... I would expect that the .list() method sets the correct budgetkey based on the model_type of gwt.
As a workaround, I can access the transport mass budget using flopy.utils.Mf6ListBudget("path/to/trans.lst", budgetkey="MASS BUDGET FOR ENTIRE MODEL").
Hi,
I'm recreating the Synthetic Valley problem described in the MODFLOW 6 Examples using flopy v3.5.0. I can access the volumetric budget of the flow model from its listing file using
gwf.output.list().get_dataframes(). For the transport model however, this does not work asgwt.output.list().get_dataframes()does not return anything, presumably because the budgetkey is set incorrectly:gwt.output.list().budgetkeygives'VOLUME BUDGET FOR ENTIRE MODEL'instead of'MASS BUDGET FOR ENTIRE MODEL'.I'm not sure if this is a bug or if I'm missing something here... I would expect that the
.list()method sets the correct budgetkey based on the model_type ofgwt.As a workaround, I can access the transport mass budget using
flopy.utils.Mf6ListBudget("path/to/trans.lst", budgetkey="MASS BUDGET FOR ENTIRE MODEL").