The model calibration can also be called up directly without the graphical user interface via the command line, provided a batch file *.bei is available in the directory. To do this, navigate to the directory in which the calculation is to be carried out. Type eichen in the command line and confirm with the Enter key, this will start the interpolation calculation. The default batch file name is eichen.bei. This file is searched for in the directory. However, another batch file can also be specified with the call eichen Dateiname (the extension "*.bei" is automatically appended if required). The batch files can be created or modified manually using any editor.
Example of a batch file of the calibration (3D model)
out.e # Output file
1 # Equation solver (1-iterative,0-direct)
1 # satur./unsat. computation (1-yes,0-no)
10 # Number of iterations (<0 -> continue if possible)
0 1 1 # cm/s(1) or m/s(0), initial hydr. cond. hori., vert.(1-ja,0-nein)
1 0.5 # %-attenuation (1-yes,0-no), loc. attenuation parameter
1 # Modification of vertical K-values (1-yes, 0-no)
02 # Number of EICH-layers (0-all)
1 3 # Layers to be calibrated
The program ignores the characters behind the sign `#'. This space can be used for individual remarks.
The presented batch file for the model calibration can be downloaded on our Homepage.
Here you find a detailed description of the batch file
1st line: Output file's name (starting from the first column!)
2nd line: Choice of solver: 0=directly, 1=iteratively
3rd line: Sat./unsat. Calculation (3d) resp. Fitting the Layer Thickness (2d) (1=yes,0=no)
4th line: Number of Iterationens: A negative number will force the program to continue earlier iterations!
5th line: 3 Flags for the desired Output Format of the computed K-Values:
Flag 1: Output in cm/s (1) bzw. m/s (0)
Flag 2: Output of hori. K-Values (yes=1/no=0)
Flag 3: (3d) Output of vert. K-Values (yes=1/no=0)
6th line: attenuating of K-Values: (1=yes/0=no) and attenuating parameters
for 3d-models:
7th line: Automatic Fitting of vert. K-Values (1=yes/0=no)
8th line: Number of Layers to be considered (0=all)
From line 9: (with Number of Layers to be considered >0), Individual Numbers of the considered Layers (>=1), (max. 10 per Line)
