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Hello,
I’m running a 3D ERT timelapse inversion with fullInversion. Since this is very memory-intensive, I can’t just make the mesh as fine as I would like everywhere.
What I really need is a mesh that is fine at the surface (where the electrodes and most structures of interest are) and gets progressively coarser with depth.
I’ve tried a few things already:
-Creating a synthetic cube with stacked regions: works in principle, but then I lose the real electrode positions and topography that I need for inversion.
-Exporting to Gmsh and applying refinement: also not really successful so far.
-Adding RegionMarkers to the 3D PLC and Refining based on that (that would maybe be the easiest option but somehow it doesnt work)
-Manually adding Refinment Nodes to the PLC based on their distance to the surface (works, but the quality of the mesh gets really bad and I feel like this is not the way)
So my question is: Is there a way to create a 3D mesh that is refined near the surface and coarser at depth, while still keeping real topography and electrode positions correct for inversion?
Has anyone faced a similar issue and found a working solution?
Thanks a lot!