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-------------------------------------------------------------------- Copyright (C) 2009-2015 by Niels Holst and co-authors. Released under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 3.0 or later. See www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html. -------------------------------------------------------------------- Universal Simulator (UniSim) Software ===================================== Universal Simulator is a software package for collaborative ecological modelling. It is composed of a GUI main module which is used to open and execute model specifications read from XML files. The XML files specify the components constituting a model. The functionality of these components are defined in plug-in libraries. This makes UniSim extendible and open for re-use. It is programmed in standard C++ but relies on the Qt library. Real World Usage ================ UniSim software is intended for research and education. While the first scientific papers making use of UniSim are in press, it has already been used to teach students modelling, both at graduate and post-graduate level. The academic use of UniSim is reflected by the author list (see authors.xml). Future Plans ============ The UniSim main module will be extended with additional capabilities, such as stochastic and spatial modeling and sensitivity analysis. Some basic functionality for ease of use also needs implementation. The UniSim plug-in library will be extended with still more models. Requirements ============ The libraries and software below are supplied with the user installation file (I, as library and executable files) or the source code package (S, as source code): * Qt Libraries (I) * Graphviz software (I) * Qwt library (I,S) * GSL library (I,S) * Boost library (S) Acknowledgements ================ UniSim development has been supported by * PURE (EU FP-7) * European Network for the Durable Exploitation of Crop Protection Strategies (ENDURE) * International Centre for Research in Organic Food Systems (ICROFS), Denmark * BiosafeTrain Project of Danida, Denmark * Aarhus University, Denmark Installation ============ Follow the instructions in 'Universal Simulator Explained' found in the Downloads sections of www.ecolmod.org. --------------------------------------- Niels Holst, Aarhus University, Denmark [niels.holst@agro.au.dk] ---------------------------------------
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