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Ecolego 6.2 Changes since 6.1 Erik Johansson Facilia AB

Outline Modelling Results External modelling Glossary User interface Excel

Modelling Pandimensional objects Arguments for lookup tables and expressions Halflife parameter Groups Tagging

Multidimensions Ecolego 4 One dependency Ecolego 5 Two dependencies for parameters, expressions and lookup tables Ecolego 6.0 Three dependencies, one must be Scenario, for parameters, expressions etc. Ecolego 6.2 Unlimited dependencies for all objects, including compartments

Multidimensions X-Y-Z? Bodyweight Country Gender Age group Diet

Multidimensions

Multidimensions Name Unit Dependencies Ingestion rate kg/d Gender Food Concentration Bq/kg Radionuclide Exposure Bq/d

Multidimensions

Arguments Expressions Lookup tables

Arguments: Expressions Expression -> ”Function” Argument is a ”local parameter” Typical use is for when the same equation is written in many places One or more arguments defined Expression can still use other blocks function hello( x, y ) { }

Arguments: Expressions

Arguments: Expressions

Arguments: Expressions Example (ISAM): R = 1.0+(rho*Kd)/vw One sub-system for every type of media (red sand, brown sand, clay etc.) rho, Kd, vw are unique for each type of media R is calculated in each sub-system

Arguments: Expressions Create (one) expression named R with three arguments.

Arguments: Expressions

Arguments: Lookup tables By default time dependent

Arguments: Lookup tables Example 1: myFlowTable(depth) Example 2: precipitation(time-100)

Halflife parameter There is now a parameter named halfLife. Syncs with radionuclide half lives Hidden by default

Groups Sub-system used to visually group objects ID of objects determined by their sub-system(s): Forest.Soil.VadoseZone.kd ID necessary when referring to objects outside of your sub-system

Groups ”Group” is a sub-system with only visual properties Does not affect the ID Converting between sub-system and group possible in matrix/graph/project windows

Tagging Category can be assigned to any object Search on category Only one category can be assigned Example: Kd parameter is given the category Distribution coefficients

Tagging Category ”light”. Any number of tags can be given Similar to Gmail’s labels Example: Parameter kd given tags conservative, Forsmark, SR-19

Results Exporting/importing results Connecting to archives Compare table

Results Archives for simulation results possible since Ecolego 6.0 Makes it possible to plot data from several simulations in the same chart

Results Results can now be exported to file or imported from file

Results Lookup tables and parameters can be linked to simulation results

Results Lookup tables and parameters can be linked to simulation results

Results Lookup tables and parameters can be linked to simulation results

Linking to results Results from massive models can be used as inputs to other models Probabilistic results can also be linked

Compare table

Compare table

External modelling Integrate legacy code into your model Use 2D/3D transport models Implement functionality that Ecolego lacks

External modelling Create ”External model” sub-system Create parameters or lookup tables to be used as inputs Create ”External result” block for each output received.

External modelling Write adapter code which writes/sends and reads/receives data from the model

External modelling Basic Java programming skills required Cannot ”loop back” Ecolego External Ecolego Soil Geosphere Groundwater

Glossary List of names, full names, symbols Can be imported/exported to Excel Helps using same naming conventions Makes creating new blocks faster Useful for editing metadata for a whole project

Glossary File | Glossary

Glossary: matching Matches the name of each block in the current project with your glossary Add names from your model to the glossary Change names in your model directly Update names in your model with names in the glossary

Glossary: matching Each block is given a score No matching entry found in the glossary Full name matches Name match if ignoring case and _ Alias matches Name matches Name, full name and symbol matches

Glossary: matching

Glossary: matching

Glossary: matching

User interface Search filters Editing ...

User interface: search filters

User interface: search filters Blocks Projects Matrix Results

User interface: search filters Type of block Sub-system Category Name Tags Hide disabled Always show pinned Hide invisible Hide connected

User interface: search filters

User interface: treats Drag n’ drop Ecolego project files from the desktop (to the Project window) Select current project from the Window menu Right-click on table header to hide/show columns

User interface: scenarios

User interface: scenarios

User interface: treats Close buttons for charts and tables Symbols for connected outputs

User interface: graph

User interface: graph

User interface: graph

User interface: graph Use SHIFT key to add waypoints quickly +

User interface: editor All editing windows have Previous and Next Search for objects in Blocks window Edit the first object, then click next, next, next…

User interface: editor Glossary

User interface: editor Functions

User interface: editor

User interface: editor

User interface: editor

User interface: editor

User interface: editor

User interface: solvers

Excel Ecolego 6.0 Ecolego 6.2 New format for Excel files Compatible with the parameter database Parameters and lookup tables can be exported Ecolego 6.2 Any block can be exported (expressions, transfers etc.) Quality assure the whole model Export options improved

Excel