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SEAWAT: A Computer Program for Simulation of Three-Dimensional 
Variable-Density Ground-Water Flow and Transport

SEAWAT is a generic MODFLOW/MT3DMS-based computer program designed to 
simulate three-dimensional variable-density groundwater flow coupled 
with multi-species solute and heat transport. The program has been used 
for a wide variety of groundwater studies including those focused on 
brine migration in continental aquifers as well as those focused on 
saltwater intrusion in coastal aquifers. SEAWAT uses the familiar 
structure of MODFLOW and MT3DMS. Thus, most of the commonly used pre 
and post-processors can be used to create SEAWAT datasets and visualize 
results. The MODFLOW concepts of "packages" and "processes" are 
retained in SEAWAT, which allows the program to work with many of the 
MODFLOW-related software programs, such as MODPATH, ZONEBUDGET, and 
parameter estimation programs. SEAWAT is a public domain computer 
program. The source code and software are distributed free of charge by 
the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).

SEAWAT Version 4 is a replacement for SEAWAT-2000. SEAWAT-2000 users 
are encouraged to use this new version, even if the new features are 
not required for a particular application. SEAWAT Version 4 is backward 
compatible with datasets created for SEAWAT-2000 and, therefore, 
SEAWAT-2000 is no longer supported or maintained.