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When I include multiple instances of "add_source" in the dispersion models, only the last instance is included in the output. The workaround has been to do each in its own call to run_model(), but that seems inefficient.
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Hey @kpmessier, I don't know if this was changed after you mentioned your issue, but what the code seems to do now is to generate a single CONTROL file for each source, and iterate over the run_model() once for each source.
It's really inefficient for sure... At least compared to running it with the GUI with a single CONTROL file, which the syntax allows. I might try to change it in a PR but I am crazy busy right now...
Did you find any solution to the issue seeing that you posted it almost 3 years ago?
Hi @AlFontal Due to the inactivity of this package, I was forced to explore other options. I have a postdoc working with me on scalable dispersion (and advection) modeling with PINNs.
When I include multiple instances of "add_source" in the dispersion models, only the last instance is included in the output. The workaround has been to do each in its own call to run_model(), but that seems inefficient.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: