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suggestsed tweeks #1

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fhmjones opened this issue Aug 31, 2021 · 0 comments
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suggestsed tweeks #1

fhmjones opened this issue Aug 31, 2021 · 0 comments

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fhmjones commented Aug 31, 2021

  • Make a markdown file for an introduction. It can be "trivial" for now - maybe a statement from the "readme".
  • add a "Sources" section.
  • the y axis should probably change to reflect selected parameter.
  • Change title from "EOSC325: Storativity" to "Storativity of Aquifers"
  • Change so graph starts blank, and behavior is "do nothing" until user clicks a "Show Results" button given below the Aquifer Thickness (m):" slider.
  • In other words, user makes changes, then clicks "Show results" to display. This will allow instructors to set some parameters and ask students to predict result.
  • Add a graph title: "Select parameters then click "Show Results" ".
  • Change the text line to simply state that "Water compressibility (beta) = 4.40E-10 m^2/N." In other words, no need to display "Sa".
  • First table: change "Alpha" to "Alpha (m^2/N.)"
  • This may be a bit messy:
  • Try a radio button to choose fixed or fitted x-axis. We want to "visualize" changes
  • "fixed" implies y-max will be the largest value, and this is different for S, Ss and Sw.
  • If this turns out to be really awkward we can reconsider.
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