Wednesday, 10 April 2013

Key Technologies & Key Features


The Key features of Nectar industrial ecology project’s product is designed to ensure all project business requirements will be met in a cost effective and user friendly way. The proposed process is to have all software applications, data reconciliation engine and analysis tool box integrated in a single cloud environment. Project team user can login the system to convert raw data into MRIO model, or login from the website to use the data model and analysis results. Other users shall also be able to log into the system to design the MIRO model, create projects, upload datasets and perform MRIO analysis.

The system hence will have two ends, one at the back that project user can access the server from their local machine and perform internal user tasks such as data pre-process and data reconciliation The other end of where most external users use from a web interface to design MIRO model, perform MIRO analysis and saves their results in a project.

However, the reconciliation engine is defined unnecessary to be included in the cloud. Therefore the system is created to trigger the engine for data reconciliation once raw data is pre-processed and ready to be reconciled.

Key features include:
1.    Ability to upload raw data.

2.    Ability to pre- process raw data.

3.    Ability to reconcile pre-processed data.

4.    Ability to store created MIRO model.

5.    Ability to design MIRO model from an Australian Map.

6.    Ability to upload dataset for MIRO analysis.

7.    Ability to enable MRIO analysis.

8.    Ability to create project (project includes MRIO model used, dataset used, analysis method and analysis result) in the system.

9.    Ability to review project information.


The algorithm used to perform MRIO analysis, pre- process is offered by Mat Lab, the actual system that will provide online graphical user interface to perform MIRO analysis will be developed by INTERECT. This blog will be updated once a final design solution is created by the developer.

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