OASIS Enterprise Tutorial Part 1 - Overview

OASIS Enterprise Tutorial –Part 1:
Overview
Additional notes can be found below slides
Open the Application from Citrix
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Open the appropriate model using the shortcut on the desktop
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OASIS will open with “Find Runs” tab open
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Let’s find the Simbase Run –from the first dropdown menu, choose “General, Name” field
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In the field, type “simbase” and click search
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Results will appear below, with details on when the run was last modified,
and by what user
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Select the run by clicking anywhere in the row
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Now let’s make a new scenario from this base run; with the run selected, click “Copy” from the Run tab above
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In the box that appears, give the run a new name –let’s call it Alternative1, and click to open the run in the Setup Window
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View of Setup Window
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The next stop is the schematic; under the Run tab, click Schematic, Open Default Schematic
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The schematic is the graphical representation of the basin(s) using nodes and arcs
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The navigation pane in the lower left corner allows you to pan around the entire basin when zoomed in (view is contained in the pink rectangle)
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To zoom in, select the zoom button in the Schematic tab and draw a rectangle around the area of interest –let’s look at the Beech Mountain area
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Nodes and arcs are clickable; if you double click on Buckeye Lake (node 600), a pop-up will appear with information about the reservoir
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To click on a node you must have the
Select tool active under the Schematic tab
If you want detail on a parameter, hover over the dropdown for that item (in this case the S-A-E table) and click the green icon that appears
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The S-A-E data and plot now appears in a new tab
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Switching back to the schematic, let’s double click on Beech Mountain demand (Node 515)
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Here, we can modify the annual average demand by changing the multiplier value. Let’s change it to 0.5 MGD for this alternative and click OK
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Now, let’s run the model; click the Run tab
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And click “Execute”
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In the window that appears, leave all options as is and click “Execute”
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The simulator window will appear and indicate simulation progress. When finished, successfully, the progress bar will read “DONE” and you can close the window
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