Wiki for collaborative, open source modelling - Revision history

Eva Wiechers at 11:40, 9 June 2016

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Eva Wiechers: /* Best practice guide for collaborative modelling */

2016-06-09T11:39:17Z

‎Best practice guide for collaborative modelling

Eva Wiechers: /* Best practice guide for collaborative modelling */

2016-06-09T11:36:48Z

‎Best practice guide for collaborative modelling

Eva Wiechers: /* Glossary */

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Eva Wiechers: /* Glossary */

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Eva Wiechers at 10:47, 2 March 2016

2016-03-02T10:47:25Z

Eva Wiechers: /* Glossary */

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Eva Wiechers: /* Best practice guide for collaborative modelling */

2016-02-23T14:44:55Z

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Eva Wiechers: /* Best practice guide for collaborative modelling */

2016-02-23T14:44:19Z

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Eva Wiechers: /* Best practice guide for collaborative modelling */

2016-02-23T14:39:01Z

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-<div><div>([[http://wiki.openmod-initiative.org/, open source modelling|http://wiki.openmod-initiative.org/]] or [http://platform.openmod-initiative.org/wiki http://platform.openmod-initiative.org/wiki])</div><div></div></div>
+<div><div>([[,|http://wiki.openmod-initiative.org/]] or [http://platform.openmod-initiative.org/wiki http://platform.openmod-initiative.org/wiki])</div><div></div></div>
 The wiki provides information as well for non-modellers or newbies in the modelling field as for model developers. The presented information is developed collaboratively (i.e. discussions in the background).
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 = Glossary =
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-[[Best_practice_guide_for_collaborative_modelling|Best practice guide for collaborative modelling]]
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 On these wiki pages the user finds a selection of tools, energy system modellers recommend / use for the collaborative open source model development. Moreover, proven work flows are presented by users for users, for example:

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-The user, who visits the glossary just to have a look, finds a given in alphabetical order. With a click on the term she/he gets to a wiki page showing the term and its definition as well as, if existing, its sub-terms and other related terms (ontology).
+The user, who visits the glossary just to have a look, finds the given terms in alphabetical order. With a click on a term she/he gets to a wiki page showing the term and its definition as well as, if existing, its sub-terms and other related terms (ontology).
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-<div><div>(http://wiki.openmod-initiative.org/ or http://platform.openmod-initiative.org/wiki)</div><div></div></div>
+<div><div>([[http://wiki.openmod-initiative.org/, open source modelling|http://wiki.openmod-initiative.org/]] or [http://platform.openmod-initiative.org/wiki http://platform.openmod-initiative.org/wiki])</div><div></div></div>
 The wiki provides information as well for non-modellers or newbies in the modelling field as for model developers. The presented information is developed collaboratively (i.e. discussions in the background).
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-The user, who visits the glossary just to have a look, finds a [[Category:Glossary|list of all terms]] given in alphabetical order. With a click on the term she/he gets to a wiki page showing the term and its definition as well as, if existing, its sub-terms and other related terms (ontology).
+The user, who visits the glossary just to have a look, finds a given in alphabetical order. With a click on the term she/he gets to a wiki page showing the term and its definition as well as, if existing, its sub-terms and other related terms (ontology).
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-The glossary is made up by the wiki pages, which are part of the category called “glossary” (see also [[Category:Glossary|here]]).
+The glossary is made up by the wiki pages, which are part of the category called “glossary” (see also).
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 *Usage of issues and labels on GitHubs / issue management
 *(git work flows)
-*using git for collaborative work on documents and papers (linking to good tutorials like this [https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/ one])
+*using git for collaborative work on documents and papers (including links to good tutorials like this [https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/ one])
 *(regular) web conferences / chats and their rules (e.g. discussing points on the agenda / problems only based on existing suggestions / solution porposals)
 *Good real-life meetings (incl. organising events for the developer community like [http://t3board15.typo3.org/ http://t3board15.typo3.org/])