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| - | ====== Dinamica EGO 5 ====== | + | ====== Dinamica EGO 8 ====== |
| ===== Overview ===== | ===== Overview ===== | ||
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| EGO stands for //Environment for Geoprocessing Objects//. Dinamica EGO consists of a sophisticated platform for environmental modeling with outstanding possibilities for the design from the very simple static spatial model to very complex dynamic ones. Its main features includes: | EGO stands for //Environment for Geoprocessing Objects//. Dinamica EGO consists of a sophisticated platform for environmental modeling with outstanding possibilities for the design from the very simple static spatial model to very complex dynamic ones. Its main features includes: | ||
| - | * Model design as diagrams using data-flow language on a friendly graphical interface, | + | * [[lesson_2| Model design as diagrams using data-flow language on a friendly graphical interface]], |
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| * Nested iterations, | * Nested iterations, | ||
| - | * Multi-transitions, | + | * [[tutorial:varying_parameters_in_a_simulation|Multi-transitions]], |
| - | * Dynamic feedbacks, | + | * [[lesson_13|Dynamic feedbacks]], |
| - | * Multi-region and multi-scale approach, | + | * [[tutorial:using_subregions_in_a_simulation_model|Multi-region]], |
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| + | * [[reference_book:image_virtualization|Multi-scale approach]], | ||
| * Decision processes for bifurcating and joining execution pipelines, | * Decision processes for bifurcating and joining execution pipelines, | ||
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| * [[tutorial:heuristic_calibration_of_models_by_using_genetic_algorithm|Genetic Algorithm for model calibration]] | * [[tutorial:heuristic_calibration_of_models_by_using_genetic_algorithm|Genetic Algorithm for model calibration]] | ||
| - | * High performance, including 64-bit native version, multiprocessor computing architecture, smart handling of large raster datasets. | + | * [[parallelism_on_dinamica|High performance, including 64-bit native version, full parallelism using multiprocessor computing architecture, smart handling of large raster datasets]] |
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| + | * [[biodinamica|BioDinamica plug-in for analyses of biodiversity, biogeography and macroecology]] | ||
| The software environment, written in C++ and Java, holds a series of algorithms called functors. Each functor performs an operation. We have implemented the most common spatial analysis algorithms available in commercial GIS (Geographic Information System), plus a series of algorithms especially designed for spatial simulations, including transition functions and calibration and validation methods. | The software environment, written in C++ and Java, holds a series of algorithms called functors. Each functor performs an operation. We have implemented the most common spatial analysis algorithms available in commercial GIS (Geographic Information System), plus a series of algorithms especially designed for spatial simulations, including transition functions and calibration and validation methods. | ||
| - | Dinamica EGO functors are sequenced in a graph form to establish a visual data flow. With the help of its graphical interface, one can create models by simply dragging and connecting functors via their ports, each of which represents a connector to a data element, such as a map, a table, a matrix, a mathematical expression, or a constant. Thus, models can be designed as a diagram, whose execution follows a data flow chain. This friendly interface allows for creative design of spatial models that are saved in [[XML Script|XML]] or [[EGO Script|EGO script]] format. | + | Dinamica EGO functors are sequenced in a graph form to establish a visual data flow. With the help of its graphical interface, one can create models by simply dragging and connecting functors via their ports, each of which represents a connector to a data element, such as a map, a table, a matrix, a mathematical expression, or a constant. Thus, models can be designed as a diagram, whose execution follows a data flow chain. This friendly interface allows for creative design of spatial models that are saved in EGOMLX, [[XML Script|EGOML Script]] or [[EGO Script|EGO script]] formats. |
| In sum, Dinamica-EGO favors simplicity, flexibility and performance, optimizing speed and computer resources, such as memory and parallel processing. | In sum, Dinamica-EGO favors simplicity, flexibility and performance, optimizing speed and computer resources, such as memory and parallel processing. | ||
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| ===== Documentation ===== | ===== Documentation ===== | ||
| - | * [[http://www.csr.ufmg.br/dinamica|Dinamica EGO Website]] | + | * [[http://www.dinamicaego.com|Dinamica EGO Website]] |
| - | * [[http://www.csr.ufmg.br/dinamica/license|License Agreement]] | + | * [[http://www.dinamicaego.com/license|License Agreement]] |
| * [[guidebook_start|Guidebook 2.0]] | * [[guidebook_start|Guidebook 2.0]] | ||
| - | * [[what_is_new_3|What Was New in version 3]] | [[what_is_new_4|What Is New in version 4]] | [[what_is_new_5|What Is New in version 5]] | + | * [[what_is_new_3|What Was New in version 3]] | [[what_is_new_4|What Is New in version 4]] | [[what_is_new_5|What Is New in version 5]] | [[what_is_new_6|What Is New in version 6]] | [[what_is_new_7|What Is New in version 7]] | [[what_is_new_8_0_0|What Is New in version 8]] |
| * [[Screenshots]] | * [[Screenshots]] | ||
| - | * [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8NsKElyl_6ku9plyyRYKcg/playlists|Videos showing how to use Dinamica EGO 3, 4, and 5]] | + | * [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8NsKElyl_6ku9plyyRYKcg/playlists|Videos showing how to use Dinamica EGO 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8]] |
| * [[guidebook_start|GUI Basics - Graphical Interface Elements]] | * [[guidebook_start|GUI Basics - Graphical Interface Elements]] | ||
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| * [[reference_book:image_virtualization|Image Virtualization]] | * [[reference_book:image_virtualization|Image Virtualization]] | ||
| - | * [[guidebook_start|R Coupling]] | + | * [[lesson_20|R Coupling]] |
| - | * [[guidebook_start|Python Coupling]] | + | * [[python_coupling|Python Coupling]] |
| * [[How-To]] | * [[How-To]] | ||
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| * [[plugins|Plugins]] | * [[plugins|Plugins]] | ||
| - | * [[Submodel documentation]] | + | * [[submodel_list| Submodel documentation ]] |
| * [[community:Documentation Provided by the Community]] | * [[community:Documentation Provided by the Community]] | ||
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| <note> https://csr.ufmg.br/imagery/guidebook_dinamica_5.rar </note> | <note> https://csr.ufmg.br/imagery/guidebook_dinamica_5.rar </note> | ||
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