Adrian Croucher

I haven't done anything on it myself, but Zarrouk and McLean have done it (using PyTOUGH) - see their new [book](https://www.elsevier.com/books/geothermal-well-test-analysis/zarrouk/978-0-12-814946-1) and related articles on the PyTOUGH [articles](https://github.com/acroucher/PyTOUGH/wiki/Articles) page.

It looks to me like you are using PyTOUGH correctly in the script. But I am not that familiar with DataFrames, so I don't know if how you are getting...

Are you able to email me your original data file (Cefined06_5.dat)? I just ran a small test here with the same naming convention and atmosphere type, which worked ok: ```python...

If you sent an attachment, I'm not sure what happened to it - not sure if you can even do that on a Github comment. Maybe email directly to me...

Thanks, I think I see what the problem is. The atmosphere block in your data file has volume 1e25 m3. The `rectgeo()` method has a parameter `atmos_volume` which is the...

Yes, `rectgeo()` ran fine for me if I passed in the parameter `atmos_volume=1e24`. Are you running the latest version of PyTOUGH (1.5.6)? There was a small change in how the...

I'd need to see a bit more detail of what you're doing. But your issue is called "changing rock block name", and "dfalt" is the default rock type name (not...

You mean import from VTK to t2grid? That should be possible. Off the top of my head, I think it would involve: - constructing block names in some sensible way...

hi, can you tell me what the problem is with your script? I can't run it without the listing file (and I actually don't have `toughio` installed either). However I...

On the first question, you're creating an array called `values` that looks like the radial block sizes, but then passing in another array called `dr` to `t2grid.radial()`. Could that be...