An integrated energy systems modelling platform | nexus-e.org

• Setup
  • Get permissions
  • Local setup
    • 1. Get the codes
    • 2. Connect with the input database
      • 2.1. (Optional) Make a local copy of the database
    • 3. Prepare software & license
      • Matlab
      • Python
      • Gurobi
      • GAMS
      • Latex
      • ImageMagick
    • 4. Edit conf_local.m
    • 5. Run Nexus-e
  • Software for interacting with Euler from local machine
  • Euler setup
    • 1. Join the Nexus-e user group
    • 2. Get the codes
    • 3. Prepare dependencies
    • 4. Connect with the input database
    • 5. Run Nexus-e
• Euler instructions
  • Useful bash commands
  • Euler specific commands
    • Account information
    • Modules
    • Batch system: How to run Nexus-e
    • Batch system: How to check the status of your jobs
  • Recommendations for running Nexus-e
    • Experience with resource usage
    • Finding your way around output on Euler
      • Finding stuff in lsf.o<JobID> files
  • Viewing output
• Repository instructions
  • How do I get the repository?
  • What is the structure of the repository?
  • I want to make changes in my own module. What should I do first?
  • I have made some changes in my own module and tested them in a small scale. How do I test them with the full Nexus-e platform?
  • I have fully tested my changes in my own module. What should I do now?
• Modify input data
  • Where the input data are stored
    • (1) Stored in one common MySQL database
    • (2) Stored separately in each module
  • How to modify
• Connect new module
• Results visualization
  • Postprocess
  • Output database
  • Retrieve & visualize data with a URL
  • Embed the webviewer into the homepage
• Common issues
  • Database
    • Grant full privileges to a user in MySQL Workbench
    • Access denied to access database
    • Database server timezone issue
    • Database definer missing
  • Software compatibility
    • Matlab & python