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DanielS at 12:10, 10 December 2011

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	==System Requirements, Download and Installation of JAMS/J2000==		==System Requirements, Download and Installation of JAMS/J2000==

DanielS: /* Structure and Capacity of the JAMS Launcher */

2011-12-05T21:40:02Z

Structure and Capacity of the JAMS Launcher

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	You can start the launcher from the start menu or from a shortcut on your desktop. The following splash screen will appear:		You can start the launcher from the start menu or from a shortcut on your desktop. The following splash screen will appear:
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	[[File:JAMS.jpg]]		[[File:JAMS.jpg]]

DanielS: /* Structure and Capacity of the JAMS Launcher */

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Structure and Capacity of the JAMS Launcher

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	Under the menu item '''JAMS Data Explorer''' you can export the modeling results as well as the input data which are at disposal for the model into the tool JADE. This allows an intensive evaluation of results and an analysis of the measured data used for the modeling.		Under the menu item '''JAMS Data Explorer''' you can export the modeling results as well as the input data which are at disposal for the model into the tool JADE. This allows an intensive evaluation of results and an analysis of the measured data used for the modeling.

−	The menu items '''Load Model Parameter''' and '''Save Model Parameter''' are used to manage model parameters. An edited parameter set can be saved to reuse it for new modelings.	+	The menu items '''Load Model Parameter''' and '''Save Model Parameter''' are used to manage model parameters. An edited parameter set can be saved to reuse it for new modelings.
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	[[File:Systemleiste_Modell_en.jpg]]		[[File:Systemleiste_Modell_en.jpg]]

Chr at 08:02, 5 December 2011

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	'''Soilwater'''		'''Soilwater'''

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	*MaxDPS [mm]: maximum hollow reserve		*MaxDPS [mm]: maximum hollow reserve
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	'''Routing in the Flow'''		'''Routing in the Flow'''

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	*flowRouteTA [h]: runtime of the outflow route		*flowRouteTA [h]: runtime of the outflow route

Chr at 08:00, 5 December 2011

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Nsk: /* JAMS/J2000 Installation on Windows */

2011-12-02T10:19:46Z

JAMS/J2000 Installation on Windows

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	The installation program opens.		The installation program opens.

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	Click on '''Next''' and accept the license agreement.		Click on '''Next''' and accept the license agreement.

Nsk: /* JAMS/J2000 Installation on Windows */

2011-12-02T10:17:48Z

JAMS/J2000 Installation on Windows

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	The installation program opens.		The installation program opens.

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	Click on '''Next''' and accept the license agreement.		Click on '''Next''' and accept the license agreement.

Chr: /* Sensitivity Analysis and Parameter Optimization */

2011-11-30T16:56:49Z

Sensitivity Analysis and Parameter Optimization

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	==Sensitivity Analysis and Parameter Optimization==		==Sensitivity Analysis and Parameter Optimization==
−	In order to apply hydrological models successfully it is necessary to define model parameters accurately. A direct measurement of the parameters is mostly not possible, too expensive or there is no clear physical relation. For those reasons the parameters are adjusted in a trial and error process in so far that the simulated factors (e.g. runoff) correspond best to the values measured. This task can be time-consuming and difficult if the corresponding model is complex or has a large number of parameters. Therefore it makes sense to automatize the optimization process with a software tool for the optimization of model parameters and sensitivity analysis which is available. Its functionality is described in detail in the [[~~Tutorium_Kalibrierung_en~~\|Tutorial Calibration and Sensitivity Analysis]].	+	In order to apply hydrological models successfully it is necessary to define model parameters accurately. A direct measurement of the parameters is mostly not possible, too expensive or there is no clear physical relation. For those reasons the parameters are adjusted in a trial and error process in so far that the simulated factors (e.g. runoff) correspond best to the values measured. This task can be time-consuming and difficult if the corresponding model is complex or has a large number of parameters. Therefore it makes sense to automatize the optimization process with a software tool for the optimization of model parameters and sensitivity analysis which is available. Its functionality is described in detail in the [[Tutorial_Calibration\|Tutorial Calibration and Sensitivity Analysis]].

	==Exercises for the Tutorial Basic Users==		==Exercises for the Tutorial Basic Users==

Chr: /* Application of the Implemented Grass-HRU Toolkit */

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Application of the Implemented Grass-HRU Toolkit

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	===Application of the Implemented Grass-HRU Toolkit===		===Application of the Implemented Grass-HRU Toolkit===
−	Please see [[GRASS-~~HRU_en~~\|GRASS-HRU]].	+	Please see [[GRASS-HRU\|GRASS-HRU]].
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	==Sensitivity Analysis and Parameter Optimization==		==Sensitivity Analysis and Parameter Optimization==

Chr: /* Introduction and Application of the JAMS Launcher */

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Introduction and Application of the JAMS Launcher

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	==Introduction and Application of the JAMS Launcher==		==Introduction and Application of the JAMS Launcher==

−	The JAMS Launcher is a graphical surface for editing [[~~Modellkonfiguration~~\|model configurations]] and [[~~Systemkonfiguration~~\|system configurations]] and a device for model execution. The design is dependent on the model configuration which is currently loaded. Automatically generated input components can serve to define initialization values for specific model parameters.	+	The JAMS Launcher is a graphical surface for editing [[Model_Configuration\|model configurations]] and [[System_Configuration_File\|system configurations]] and a device for model execution. The design is dependent on the model configuration which is currently loaded. Automatically generated input components can serve to define initialization values for specific model parameters.

	The JAMS launcher also enables loading and saving model and system configurations. It is automatically displayed when starting JAMS, providing that the feature "guiconfig" has the value "1" in the system configuration.		The JAMS launcher also enables loading and saving model and system configurations. It is automatically displayed when starting JAMS, providing that the feature "guiconfig" has the value "1" in the system configuration.