Introduction

Simgua is a powerful simulation toolbox that can solve complex modeling problems with surprising ease. Simgua's foundation is an intuitive flow and stock principle. Stocks - or reservoirs - of some material are connected by a series of flows. The stocks can contain any material - water, air, dollars, or even chickens - and the quantity of the flows are specified by the user using mathematical equations or formulas. This seemingly simple base can be used to model incredibly complex systems including the following:

• Environmental Models
      ° Water and Wastewater Treatment
      ° Air Treatment
      ° Pollutant Transport
      ° Ecological Models
      ° etc...
• Models of Industrial Processes
• Economical Models
• Demographic Models
• And so much more...

All of this can be done without any programming experience though such experience can be used to create even more complex models. Simgua possesses incredible depth for power users, but for beginners Simgua's drag and drop approach to modeling is intuitive and easy to learn. Just take a look at this movie to see how easy it is to create a simple lake model.

Questions or Inquiries

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Key Features

• Drag and Drop user interface.
• Visual modeling.
• Simply the most Powerful expression engine available.
• Very Extensible development environment.
• Power tools for sharing and Collaboration.
• Automatic model diagram generation.
• Time series, scatter plots, tables, and steady state data displays.
• Import and export of Excel files.
• Redistributable components.
• Intuitive design.
• Supports the Visual Basic programming language.
• Full built-in web browser supporting all Web Technologies.
• Full documentation, examples and tutorial videos.
• Support and Assistance just an email away.
• Heavily subsidized for Academic use.
• Professional consulting available.

To see how Simgua stacks up against peer simulation programs, take a look at this feature by feature comparison between Simgua and ISEE System's Stella.

Next Steps

That was only the quickest of introductions to simulating with Simgua. Next, why don't you read more about the theory behind the Simgua technique or download a full-featured trial version and give it a spin.