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Cross-section models (ModelXsection) have a physically meaningful x
coordinate, so subplots are now ordered by (x, layer) and titled with
the observation's location and layer - matching the notebook helper
plot_headsT this method is meant to replace. Other model types (e.g.
areal ModelMaq) fall back to ordering/titling by observation name,
since x alone isn't a meaningful ordering there.
Also adds an optional `units` dict (same convention as
plots.xsection's units=) to label the head/time axes, e.g.
units={"head": "m", "time": "days"}.
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PR for #190, to improve the
cal.plot_transient_results()function.Some examples to illustrate the use:
Original plot from the Combined calibration notebook (see link in #188)
New plot with fancy additions using the following line of code:
Yet another plot from a project, to show the behavior with several layers:
