Hi @Arsalan, thanks for your questions! I will try to give you a few pointers to code and examples.
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I assume you are starting with
TensorMeshmeshes. These are the simplest from the user perspective for getting up and running. There are some tutorials available that discuss setting up meshes. For a 3D mesh,from discretize import TensorMesh mesh = TensorMesh([hx, hy], x0='CC')Here
hxandhycan be vectors of cell widths. So inputtinghx = [1, 2, 3]will generate a mesh whose first cell is 1m wide, the second cell is 2m wide and the third is 3m wide. So if you want to design a mesh that conforms to your layers, then you can refine / adjust as you see fit. -
I think @sgkang09 has a few examples. Are you looking to run a 1D simulation or a 3D one. If you are planning to start with 1D, I would recommend taking a look at SimPEGEM1D
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If you are using a
dbdtreceiver, then you can provide voltages. This conversation on input data is quite relevant here (and it sounds like you might be working with a similar survey setup to @jcbarreto!)
I hope this is a helpful starting point. I will circulate this post and see what other relevant examples we can point you to.