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SENSAN
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Items on each line of a parameter value file can be space, comma or tab-delimited.
11.2.5 SENSAN Control File
It is recommended, though it is not essential, that the SENSAN control file be provided with a
filename extension of “.sns”. Use of this default extension avoids the need to type in the
entire SENSAN control filename when running either SENSAN or SENSCHEK.
Example 11.2 shows a SENSAN control file. Example 11.3 shows the structure of the
SENSAN control file. As is apparent, the SENSAN control file resembles, to some extent, the
PEST control file. Like the PEST control file, the SENSAN control file must begin with a
three-character code; viz. “scf”, identifying it as a SENSAN control file. Like the PEST
control file, the SENSAN control file is divided into sections by lines beginning with the “*”
character. And like the PEST control file, the SENSAN control file provides information to
SENSAN through the values taken by certain input variables, many of which are also used by
PEST. Where such variables are, indeed, used by PEST, they are provided with identical
names to the corresponding PEST variables.
scf
* control data
noverbose
5 19
2 3 single point
* sensan files
parvar.dat
out1.dat
out2.dat
out3.dat
* model command line
model > nul
* model input/output
ves.tp1 ves1.inp
ves.tp2 ves2.inp
ves1.ins ves1.out
ves2.ins ves2.out
ves3.ins ves3.out
Example 11.2 A SENSAN control file.