I presume that you are using Los Alamos Lab code. If you are using version 2, then you need to make sure that you have LiveLink for MATLAB and remember that only 3-D stationary studies can be read.

The code is basically a MATLAB function and you need to have the below variables:

mph_dir mph file directory path

mph_name mph file name

dat_dir datafile directory path

dat_name datafile prefix name

once you set the directory and file name, the code it will change the mph format to ascii

@s.abolfathi thank you very much. is there any other way to connect these softwares together?

I used Los Alamos code and it worked fine for me. I'm not sure if there are other codes which could do what you want, you can also write a code using the MATLAB code as an example.

thank you very much for your answer. S. Abolfathi

Dear Reza,

I wrote a code in FORTRAN for that. You can do the same using either MATLAB or FORTRAN ( I would suggest FORTRAN or even Python due to several reasons). If you still need this thing, I would gladly share the code and procedure with you. Just send me your email and I send the .f90 code to you.

Sincerely,

Behshad

Behshad Koohbor Dear Behshad

Thank you for your answer I've sent you my email