Each of the codes in the SutraSuite package is accompanied by detailed
documentation in the form of a U.S. Geological
Survey (USGS) report in Adobe PDF format. The
documentation files can be obtained from the same web sites that serve the
codes; see "Downloading
the codes and documentation" on the "Getting started" page. (To view the
documentation files, you must have Acrobat
Reader® software installed on your computer. The software can be downloaded
free-of-charge from the Adobe
web site*.)
In addition, a number of resources are available on this web site to help you resolve
problems and answer questions related to SUTRA and its utilities:
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This section offers
advice on how to resolve problems that may arise during or after installation
of SUTRA, the SUTRA examples, SutraPrep, and SutraPlot.
(For troubleshooting advice for SutraGUI, Model Viewer, GW_Chart, and CheckMatchBC,
see the respective web sites for these codes or
contact the authors.)
In the list below, find the name of the
software with which you are experiencing a problem (e.g., "SUTRA
Examples"). Then read the entries under "All versions"
and under the version number you are using (e.g., "Version 2.0 (2D3D.1)")
to see whether your particular problem is listed.
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- SUTRA
- All versions
- How do I run SUTRA?
The SUTRA executable file is located in the "bin"
folder of the directory in which you installed SUTRA. It is
typically run via a Windows shortcut located in the directory in
which you are working, or using a batch file, such as the "RUNSUTRA.BAT"
file created by SutraGUI. For details on how to start running
SUTRA, see the SUTRA Release Notes; click on the
Windows "Start" button, then select "Programs | SUTRA
n.n | Release Notes", where n.n is the SUTRA
version number you are using.
- Iterative matrix solver error.
- Version 2.0 (2D3D.1)
- SUTRA icon not displayed.
- Error running example using "RUNSUTRA.BAT".
- Errors compiling SUTRA using Lahey compiler.
- SUTRA Examples
- All versions
- The "examples" folder is empty.
Make sure you have installed both SUTRA-related installation
files: one for the documentation, source code, and executable file;
and one for the examples, which are packaged separately due to their
large size.
- Version 2.0 (2D3D.1)
- Error running example using "RUNSUTRA.BAT".
- Error opening ".spl" example file -- unknown path.
- SutraPrep
- All versions
- How do I run SutraPrep?
The SutraPrep executable file is located in the "bin"
folder of the directory in which you installed SutraPrep. It is
typically run via a Windows shortcut located in the directory in
which you are working. For details on how to start running
SutraPrep, see the SutraPrep Release Notes; click on the
Windows "Start" button, then select "Programs |
SutraPrep
n.n | Release Notes", where n.n is the SutraPrep
version number you are using.
- Version 3D.1
- SutraPrep icon not displayed.
- SutraPlot
- All versions
- How do I run SutraPlot?
The SutraPlot executable file is located in the "bin"
folder of the directory in which you installed SutraPlot. It is
typically run either by double-clicking on the SutraPlot shortcut
that was created on your Desktop during installation; via the
shortcut in the "Programs" menu; by dragging the icon for
a ".spl" setup file onto the icon for the SutraPlot
executable (or a shortcut to it); or (on some systems) by
double-clicking on a ".spl" setup file. For details on how to start running
SutraPlot, see the SutraPlot Release Notes; click on the
Windows "Start" button, then select "Programs |
SutraPlot
n.n | Release Notes", where n.n is the SutraPlot
version number you are using.
- Error after double-clicking on ".spl"
file -- GINO.
Double-clicking on a ".spl" should open the file in SutraPlot.
On some systems, this results in an error related to a "GINO
Configuration File." If this happens on your system, you can
open a ".spl" file by dragging its icon onto the icon for
the SutraPlot executable file (or a shortcut to it).
Alternatively, open SutraPlot, select "File | Open plot
setup...", and use the browser to locate the desired ".spl"
file.
- Version 2D3D.1
- SutraPlot icon not displayed.
- Error opening a ".spl" example file -- unknown path.
- Other SutraSuite software
If you have a question or need to resolve a problem related to SUTRA
or its utilities, we ask
that you first consult the documentation for the code in question and the resources available on this web
site. However, if you
need additional help, or if you would like to report a bug or submit a suggestion, you are welcome to contact the
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