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doc/mf6io/framework/binaryoutput.tex

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 For information about the installation and capabilities of the extended build of \mf please refer to \url{https://github.com/MODFLOW-USGS/modflow6/wiki}.
 
 \subsubsection{Mesh Exports}
-\mf mesh exports comply with UGRID 1.0 conventions and are based on the UGRID 3D layered mesh topology.  A UGRID based NetCDF file explicity describes the grid with a set of variables that gridded data can be assiciated with.  The layered mesh topology describes the mesh as a 2D layer and is based on the assumption that every layer shares the same grid specification.  All associated 3D gridded data variables are split into layer variables whose data reflects a mapping to locations on faces, or cells, described by the mesh.  \mf mesh exports can be generated with a DIS or DISV based GWF, GWT, or GWE model.
+\mf mesh exports comply with UGRID 1.0 conventions and are based on the UGRID 3D layered mesh topology.  A UGRID based NetCDF file explicitly describes the grid with a set of variables that gridded data can be associated with.  The layered mesh topology describes the mesh as a 2D layer and is based on the assumption that every layer shares the same grid specification.  All associated 3D gridded data variables are split into layer variables whose data reflects a mapping to locations on faces, or cells, described by the mesh.  \mf mesh exports can be generated with a DIS or DISV based GWF, GWT, or GWE model.
 
 \subsubsection{Structured Exports}
 \mf structured NetCDF exports take the approach of defining x and y geometric coordinate variables.  Gridded data variables specify a mapping either directly to the coordinate variables or to latitude and longitude arrays that are themselves associated with the coordinates.  The x and y coordinates define cell centers on a grid layer and as such the grid is not explicitly described.  Visualizing tools typically display a ''data mesh'' as grid nodes aren't described in the dataset. \mf structured exports can be generated with a DIS based GWF, GWT, or GWE model.