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Schlumberger Water Services launches Visual MODFLOW Flex

May 8, 2012, Kitchener, ON – Schlumberger Water Services (SWS) released of Visual
MODFLOW Flex (VMOD Flex), the next generation of ground water flow,
heat and contaminant transport modeling software for ground water
professionals.

May 8, 2012, Kitchener, ON – Schlumberger Water Services (SWS) released of Visual
MODFLOW Flex (VMOD Flex), the next generation of ground water flow,
heat and contaminant transport modeling software for ground water
professionals. Visual MODFLOW Flex improves modelling efficiency by
integrating 3D hydrogeologic conceptual modeling and industry standard
numeric engines in a single, easy-to-use software environment.

• Conceptualize
  the ground water system, prior to the simulation.
  The geological formations, property model and boundary conditions are
  all designed outside the numerical grid; this provides users the
  flexibility to adjust the interpretation of the groundwater
  system before applying the numerical grid and converting to a numerical
  model.
• Build the model with minimal data pre-processing. Users can now maximize the use of existing grid-independent GIS data
  and incorporate physical geology and geographic conditions before
  designing the grid.
• Simulate regional and local-scaled models.
  Support for MODFLOW-LGR allows users to refine the grid around multiple
  areas of interest for running local scale simulations within a larger
  regional scale model.
• Build and run larger, more complex models – Users
  can now leverage the power of 64-bit computers to build larger, more
  complex models and run simulations significantly faster.
• Manage multiple models more efficiently. Within a single project, multiple models can be generated in parallel
  for making direct comparisons and evaluating alternative hydrogeologic
  interpretations.
• Compare and evaluate multiple grid types. With
  a complete selection of finite difference grid types, users have the
  freedom to choose a grid type that best accommodates the geologic
  structures for the most reliable and stable simulation.