11.19.9 Unstructured Grid with Discontinuous Properties

This example shows an unstructured grid representation, and the use of a subrepresentation to support a cell-node property which is discontinuous from cell to cell, despite the underlying grid being unfaulted. Figure 11.19.9-1 shows a very simple grid; Figure 11.19.9-2 , Figure 11.19.9-3 , Figure 11.19.9-4 are the class diagrams and Figure 11.19.9-6 , Figure 11.19.9-7 , and Figure 11.19.9-8 are the instance diagrams showing the data.

Figure 11.19.9-1 Unfaulted unstructured grid, with discontinuous properties.

Figure 11.19.9-2 Class diagrams of an unfaulted unstructured grid, with a subrepresentation to support discontinuous properties (1 of 4).

Figure 11.19.9-3 Class diagrams of an unfaulted unstructured grid, with a subrepresentation to support discontinuous properties (2 of 4).

Figure 11.19.9-4 Class diagrams of an unfaulted unstructured grid, with a subrepresentation to support discontinuous properties (3 of 4).

Figure 11.19.9-5 Class diagrams of an unfaulted unstructured grid, with a subrepresentation to support discontinuous properties (4 of 4).

Figure 11.19.9-6 Instance diagrams of an unfaulted unstructured grid, with a subrepresentation to support discontinuous properties (1 of 3).

Figure 11.19.9-7 Instance diagrams of an unfaulted unstructured grid, with a subrepresentation to support discontinuous properties (2 of 3).

Figure 11.19.9-8 Instance diagrams of an unfaulted unstructured grid, with a subrepresentation to support discontinuous properties (3 of 3).