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r2439 r2449 489 489 \section{An Example with Real Data} 490 490 491 The following discussion builds on the \code{bedslope.py} example and 492 shows how, using the same basic outline, we can incorporate many more 491 The following discussion builds on the concepts introduced through \code{bedslope.py} 492 example and introduces a second example, \code{run_sydney_smf.py}, that follows 493 the same basic outline, but incorporates many more 493 494 complex features. 494 495 495 The chief difference is in the method used to create the mesh. Instead of imposing a mesh 496 The chief difference is that data is taken from a file and represents an actual physical 497 scenario rather than an illustrative example. However a different 498 method is used to create the mesh. Instead of imposing a mesh 496 499 structure on a rectangular grid, the technique used for this example involves building 497 500 mesh structures inside polygons. … … 516 519 specify a number of interior polygons which are triangulated 517 520 separately, possibly using different resolutions. See Figure XXX. 521 522 As before, we start by including 518 523 519 524
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