OMS 2.x Documentation

This manual and tutorial demonstrates key elements of model development and application using the Object Modeling System.

General

• What is OMS? Creating new modeling projects and managing resources...
• Installation and User Interface Elements Downloading and Installing Java and OMS on a computer; General User interface elements; Documentation and Help system...
• Modeling Projects Creating new modeling projects and managing resources...

Component and Model Development

• Creating and editing Java and Fortran components
• Component Integration
• Component API
• Working with Arrays

Model Simulations

• General Concepts, Overview
• Basic Simulation
• Ensemble Streamflow Prediction
• Model Calibration with Luca

• Data formats

Visualization and Analysis

• Visualization techniques
• Output analysis

Miscellaneous

• Simulation CLI Deployment
• Using the command line to build a model

• Glossary Definition of terms, terminology and standards...

Howto

• How to work with Component Attributes
• How to pass additional JVM arguments to the simulation on execution

Tutorial and Examples

• ET Model Tutorial
• Thornthwaite Model Tutorial This example is bundled with your installation and is used to introduce several OMS features.
• Several example projects for download Download example projects, build and execute the models that come with them.

All example modeling projects are available via Javaforge. In some cases a project is stored in CoLab-Subversion.

Developer Resources

• Building OMS 2.2 from source Anything you need to know to build OMS from source.
• Component API and Resource Specification Anything about the structure of components, etc...
• Frequently Asked Questions about common problems and issues in component development.
• Integration of native code using JNI in OMS 2.2 Some background information on native code integration mechanics.
• How to build GCC

New: OMS 2.2 Execution API for headless execution and model runtime embedding (Only OMS 2.2!)

• Execution API Execution API and Example

• OMS 3.0

• Java Programming Language
• FORTRAN Programming Language
• Subversion Client usage or TortoiseSVN Manual