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Alejandro,
To add to what Kris stated….
For structured grids:
natural_id = i + (j-1)*nx + (k-1)*nx*ny
If the grid spacing is irregular in x, y or z, it becomes more challenging to predict the location of cell centers, but the numbering is identical.
For unstructured grids:
There is no formula. You need a third-party preprocessing tool to generate the grid and map the values for cell indexed datasets. PFLOTRAN will map the values for gridded datasets.
Glenn
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