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 ## Statement of need
 
 Numerical modelling techniques, such as Finite Element Method (FEM), rely on media properties, including in coupled thermal-hydraulic-mechanical-chemical (THMC) processes. Frequently, these properties are not homogeneous across the domain. In these situations, there is often a need to map a property from a .csv point cloud format onto the model's mesh for numerical simulation. This would look like a property value per element .txt or .csv file, requiring prior data structure formats and coding knowledge.
-In this paper, we try to partially bridge that gap by presenting a user-friendly graphical user interface (GUI) writen in Python using tkinter [Lundh1999]. The code maps a property onto a 2-dimensional quadrilateral element mesh whilst providing some upscaling options and can handle OpenGeoSys's GINA [@Kunz2016] and Gmsh .msh formats.
+In this paper, we try to partially bridge that gap by presenting a user-friendly graphical user interface (GUI) writen in Python using tkinter [Lundh1999]. The code maps a property onto a 2-dimensional quadrilateral element mesh whilst providing some upscaling options and can handle OpenGeoSys's GINA [@Kolditz2016] and Gmsh .msh formats.
 The GUI streamlines the experience to browse the property and mesh files making it simple and easy to use and quickly providing the user with a file to input in OGS to continue with the numerical simulation without the need to code.