Hi all,
We are modelling seasonal pools (which appear in the wet season and vanish in the dry) and want to use RCH, EVT, and LAK without predefining the shifting pool borders. To avoid double-counting, our intended setup is:
We were told that in MF6, when a LAK cell is wet, RCH and EVT are automatically suppressed for the underlying (vertical connected) aquifer cell. We couldn’t find this in the docs/examples, so we built a minimal iMOD Python test (quite a lot of work for a test):
Result: In the cell beneath a wet LAK cell, RCH and EVT fluxes are the same as in a non-lake cell, NO suppression observed in the CBC. This suggests no automatic switching between LAK and RCH/EVT.
Questions:
1. Is there an official reference showing that LAK should suppress RCH and EVT in underlaying connected cell when a lake cell is wet?
2. If such switching exists, how is it enabled / specified?
Otherwise, our split-ET approach above seems appropriate.
Thanks in advance, Martin
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