npsat.WriteScattered: npsat.WriteScattered writes to a file the

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npsat.WriteScattered writes to a file the

Description

npsat.WriteScattered writes to a file the

Usage

npsat.WriteScattered(filename, PDIM, TYPE, MODE, DATA)

Arguments

filename	The name of the file
PDIM	is the number of columns that correspond to coordinates. This is 1 for 1D points of 2 for 2D points.
TYPE	Valid options for type are FULL, HOR or VERT
MODE	Valid options for mode are SIMPLE or STRATIFIED
DATA	the data to be printed. Data should have as many columns as needed. For example it can be : [x v] [x v1 z1 v2 z2 ... vn-1 zn-1 vn] [x y v] [x y v1 z1 v2 z2 ... vn-1 zn-1 vn] For 2D interpolation such as top, bottom elevation or recharge npsat.WriteScattered(filename, 2, "HOR", "SIMPLE", data)

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