Workshop

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Module Editor

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

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Module (DES) Editor

• Allows the user to input and edit the DEScription
  (DES) DICtionary, which contains information
  about the model (e.g., icon Class, which Boundary
  Condition and Input DICs are consumed and which
  Boundary Condition DICs are produced, who to
  contact for more information, etc.).

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Module (DES) Editor

• Executable Information
• Reference Information
• Company Information
• Developer Information
• Requirement Information
• Connection Schemes

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Module (DES) Editor UI
Edit an exiting module
Create a new module
Register a module
Delete an existing module
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System Modules are added to the Tools Drop-down
Menu
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Add a New Module (.MOD)
Identify Folder Location
Identify File Name
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General Module Properties
General Module Properties
Creates a Module, whose characteristics need to
be defined
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Executable Information
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Reference Information
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Company Information
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Developer Information
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Requirement Information
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Connection Schemes
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Select UI I/O DICtionaries
Select DICs, which supply data provided by the UI
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User-defined Data Supplied by the MEPAS Aquifer
Model User Interface, using the MepAqu DIC
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View of MepAqu DIC through the DICtionary Editor
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Add a Boundary Condition Scheme
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Select Boundary Condition DICs for Each
SchemeDifferent CSMs Require Different Schemes
Available DICs
DICs that are Consumed
DICs that are Produced
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Module (DES) Editor Example

• Using CSTRWrapped and an Example

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Add a New Module CSTRWrapped
Identify Folder Location
Identify File Name
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General CSTRWrapped Module Properties
General Module Properties
Creates a Module, whose characteristics need to
be defined
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CSTRWrapped Executable Information
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CSTRWrapped Reference Information
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CSTRWrapped Company Information
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CSTRWrapped Developer Information
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CSTRWrapped Requirement Information
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Select UI I/O DICs and Add Schemes
Select DICs, which supply data provided by the UI
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Add Boundary Condition Scheme
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User-defined Data, Supplied by the CSTRWrapped
User Interface, using the CSTRInput DIC
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View of CSTRInput DIC through the DICtionary
Editor
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Select Boundary Condition DICs for Scheme
Choose CSTROutput and Push the Select Button
(down arrow)