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Enhancing Model Libraries for Ecological and Economic Analysis

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This document outlines essential checkpoints for improving model libraries focused on ecological and economic frameworks. Key aspects like reusability, complementarity, and robustness are discussed to create user-friendly custom blocks. It details five sublibraries for tailored applications, including ecological modeling and user dialog components. Specific models and blocks, such as those for phytoplankton growth and economic impact analysis, are highlighted. Instructions for accessing resources and participating in testing sessions are included to ensure model quality and consistency.

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Enhancing Model Libraries for Ecological and Economic Analysis

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  1. MODEL LIBRARY – STATUS FEB 2010 Jean-Luc de Kok, Johanna Balle-Beganton, Karen Timmermann Baerbel Müller-Karelis, Ben Tomlinson

  2. Checkpoints : • reusability • complementarity • transparancy and documentation • encapsulation • easy to adapt and maintain • size manageable • robustness • scientific quality

  3. Five sublibraries for custom-made blocks:

  4. see e-mail 23/07/09 or ftp://eftp.ifremer.fr/wp/WP8/Extend/Templates/

  5. Labeling instructions : MODELS: ESE_SSAnr_v2.0.mox LIBRARIES: Ecol_SSAnr_v1.4.lix BLOCKS: PhytoplanktonGrowth_SSAnr_v2.0

  6. EXAMPLES DRAFT MBBs

  7. WP8 – generic tool blocks

  8. Custom-made dialog box for H blocks

  9. Dynamic bar graph for cost-benefit analysis

  10. More generic transcription

  11. Exporting data – split up variables for genericity

  12. Ecological blocks - exampleNitrogen – Phytoplankton – Zooplankton model

  13. SSA7 - Clyde

  14. SSA10 – Johanna Beganton – generic shell species growth block Few, well chosen connectors user dialog Metadocumentation completed

  15. Economic blocks

  16. Discounting

  17. input-output analysis block

  18. WP2-WP8: input-output block and tourism impact block

  19. Generic database access via user dialog box

  20. Generic user dialog

  21. Switching block item (explained Friday afternoon)

  22. Generic block for policy intervention (social sublibrary):

  23. modelblock for discounting

  24. PrimaryProduction block SSA14  combine

  25. MusselGrowth block SSA03

  26. MusselGrowth block SSA05

  27. MusselGrowth block SSA14

  28. MusselGrowth block SSA16

  29. Two options: • design single block with different options OR • design several blocks with different purpose (easier to re use)

  30. How to proceed ?

  31. Set priority of MBBs that are important and/or feasible • Quality improvement • Library consistency (how can the MBBs be combined) • Testing, testing, testing

  32. One-on-one examination of your MBBs: • Today 15.30-17.00 Hall Petra • Friday 14.00- 15.30 Hall Petra • Subscription at registration desk

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