Domestic Ice Breaking (DOMICE) Simulation Model User Guide
Abstract
The Domestic Ice Breaking (DOMICE) Simulation Model was developed to update the Operational Risk Assessment Model (ORAM) and add additional rigor to its analysis capabilities related to the United States Coast Guard (USCG) DOMICE mission. Additionally, the DOMICE Simulation Model provides a more complete assessment of risk associated with ice breaking activities by analyzing the various levels of impacts incurred from unmet ice breaking demand. This document, the DOMICE Model User Guide, provides information to advanced users of the DOMICE Simulation Model in the software Analytica . The User Guide is intended to provide a technical and detailed description of the model as an addendum to the Domestic Ice Breaking (DOMICE) Technical Report on DOMICE Simulation Model. The Technical Report should be utilized as a more general overview of the DOMICE Simulation Model. This User Guide aims to explain processes related to regular uses of the model, including setting up the model for routine analyses, running the computational model, and interpreting the model s results. Additionally, this document provides instructions for more advanced uses, which include updating the model s data on an annual basis and changing model settings to reflect more fundamental changes in model assumptions. This document was updated in January 2013 to include enhancements and adjustments made to improve the ORAM Model.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Feb 01, 2013
- Accession Number
- ADA606667
Entities
People
- Anthony Barrett
- Mark Krempley
- Mark Vanhaverbeke
- Sarah Marlay
Organizations
- United States Coast Guard Research & Development Center