1. Workshop U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Rockville, Maryland Pacific Northwest National Laboratory November 15-17, 2005 DICtionary Editor

2. Creating a DICtionary Metadata Formats for FRAMES-2 Related Datasets

3. Edit DICtionary Create New DICtionary Register Existing DICtionary Delete DICtionary

4. Provides a listing of all DICtionaries and their contents in a very nice, readable form. DICtionaries by Domain and for the System as a whole

5. 5 Export to HTML Boundary Conditions CSTROutput DIC

6. Export to HTML CSTROutput DIC

7. 7 DICtionary Features Grouping of Related Parameters Parameter Name (Conc) Description (dissolved concentration) Units (mg/L) Measure (mass/volume): used for sorting DICs Type (Float, Integer, String) Range (min & max) Self-Indexed Dimensions: # of indices plus any self-indexing Stochastic: available to be changed in a S/U analysis Key Variable (Chemical CASID): other parameters key off of this variable Preposition Indices: function of other parameters

8. 8 The input values for the CSTR module Version: 0 Privilege: System Input Legend Column NameMeaning SSelf-Indexed DDimensional Size UUncertainty can apply (Stochastic) KIs the variable a key to others CName CSTROutput DICtionary

9. 9 Note: Dimension of 2 DIC: CSTROutput Variable: Conc Units: “mg/L” Indices: Chemical Name Time Note: “Real”

10. 10 Standard DICtionary Describing Concentration as a Function of Time and Location

11. 11 Two Different Ways to Describe Concentration as a Function of Time for a CSTR

12. 12 Meanings of Terms Key: A self-indexed parameter that is used predominately throughout the Domain, but one that is unique Keys: Chemical CASID, Location, Organism Name Not Keys: Time Self-Indexing: A parameter that something else is a function of Not Self Indexed: Concentration, which is a function of time and location Self-indexed: Time and location

13. TimePts are Self-Indexed

14. Add a New DICtionary to Boundary Conditions Choose “New Dictionary”, and name the DIC CSTRConcOutput

15. 15 Add a New DICtionary to Boundary Conditions Choose “Edit Dictionary” or double click on the name of the DICtionary (CSTRConcOutput)

16. 16 Add a New DICtionary to Boundary Conditions 1. Add Description 2. Add the parameters associated with the DICtionary

17. Add a New DICtionary to Boundary Conditions The output is represented by Time-varying Concentrations. Currently, not functional

18. Edit each variable, one at a time. Add a New DICtionary to Boundary Conditions

19. 19 Add a New DICtionary to Boundary Conditions 1. Fill out the critical information for each parameter in the DIC 2. Add indices

20. Add a New DICtionary to Boundary Conditions Adding “Conc” Indices: 1. Chemical CASID 2. Time Points

21. Add a New DICtionary to Boundary Conditions Complete the “TimePts” Variable properties