Hello, Im Dong-Hwan Kim .
Recently, I developed a software for system dynamics modelling and
simulation; named as EGO (Equations as Graphic Objects).
It runs on MS-windows.
I want to share it with system dynamists who want a free or public
s/w for teaching system dynamics/system thinking.
Anyone can get it from following ftp site.
ftp.kornet.nm.kr
(168.126.63.7)
log: anonymous
You can find EGO.ZIP in pub/incoming directory.
You can install it into your computer with following steps.
1. make a directory for EGO (eg: c:ego)
2. copy EGO.ZIP file to the directory
3. pkunzip ego.zip
4. run ms-window
5. run v.exe in the previous directory.
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Dong-Hwan Kim
<Office>
137-070
ETRI, 6th-floor Leaders office Bldg 1599-11,
Seocho-Dong, Seocho-Ku, Seoul, Korea
<Home>
135-240
Jugong Apt, 17-207,
Kaepo-Dong, Kangnam-Ku, Seoul, Korea
<Tel>
82-2-3471-6339 (O), 82-2-573-2192 (H)
<FAX>
82-2-588-7337
superi1@soback.kornet.nm.kr
dhkim@techno.etri.re.kr
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A public s/w for SD EGO
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Bill Harris
- Member
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A public s/w for SD EGO
Gene,
Here is the message I got from the developer of EGO when it first came out.
Just as a note, Ive found it reasonably easy to use, and I like the fact
that it manages causal loop diagrams, unlike iThink (but like PowerSim?).
The primary difference Ive found is the lack of emphasis on exogenous
variables; i.e., there are no "clouds" as in iThink. You can read his
documentation and see his reasoning. The one or two models Ive created in
EGO werent a problem (*), but it took me a while to convert my thinking
from the iThink paradigm.
Bill
(*) Well, there was _one_ problem. His documentation doesnt show how to
access a function. He since told me the secret. For example, if you wish
to create a step of amplitude 3 after time 12, you invoke the function as
"3 step: 12". Logarithms are done as "argument log: base".
>
>
>Hello, Im Dong-Hwan Kim .
>Recently, I developed a software for system dynamics modelling and
>simulation; named as EGO (Equations as Graphic Objects).
>It runs on MS-windows.
>I want to share it with system dynamists who want a free or public
>s/w for teaching system dynamics/system thinking.
>Anyone can get it from following ftp site.
> ftp.kornet.nm.kr
> (168.126.63.7)
> log: anonymous
>You can find EGO.ZIP in pub/incoming directory.
>
>You can install it into your computer with following steps.
>1. make a directory for EGO (eg: c:ego)
>2. copy EGO.ZIP file to the directory
>3. pkunzip ego.zip
>4. run ms-window
>5. run v.exe in the previous directory.
>
>
>===========================================================
>Dong-Hwan Kim
>
><Office>
>137-070
>ETRI, 6th-floor Leaders office Bldg 1599-11,
> Seocho-Dong, Seocho-Ku, Seoul, Korea
><Home>
>135-240
>Jugong Apt, 17-207,
>Kaepo-Dong, Kangnam-Ku, Seoul, Korea
>
><Tel>
>82-2-3471-6339 (O), 82-2-573-2192 (H)
><FAX>
>82-2-588-7337
>
>superi1@soback.kornet.nm.kr
>dhkim@techno.etri.re.kr
>===========================================================
>
--
Bill Harris Hewlett-Packard Co.
R&D Productivity Department Lake Stevens Division
domain: billh@lsid.hp.com M/S 330
phone: (206) 335-2200 8600 Soper Hill Road
fax: (206) 335-2828 Everett, WA 98205-1298
Here is the message I got from the developer of EGO when it first came out.
Just as a note, Ive found it reasonably easy to use, and I like the fact
that it manages causal loop diagrams, unlike iThink (but like PowerSim?).
The primary difference Ive found is the lack of emphasis on exogenous
variables; i.e., there are no "clouds" as in iThink. You can read his
documentation and see his reasoning. The one or two models Ive created in
EGO werent a problem (*), but it took me a while to convert my thinking
from the iThink paradigm.
Bill
(*) Well, there was _one_ problem. His documentation doesnt show how to
access a function. He since told me the secret. For example, if you wish
to create a step of amplitude 3 after time 12, you invoke the function as
"3 step: 12". Logarithms are done as "argument log: base".
>
>
>Hello, Im Dong-Hwan Kim .
>Recently, I developed a software for system dynamics modelling and
>simulation; named as EGO (Equations as Graphic Objects).
>It runs on MS-windows.
>I want to share it with system dynamists who want a free or public
>s/w for teaching system dynamics/system thinking.
>Anyone can get it from following ftp site.
> ftp.kornet.nm.kr
> (168.126.63.7)
> log: anonymous
>You can find EGO.ZIP in pub/incoming directory.
>
>You can install it into your computer with following steps.
>1. make a directory for EGO (eg: c:ego)
>2. copy EGO.ZIP file to the directory
>3. pkunzip ego.zip
>4. run ms-window
>5. run v.exe in the previous directory.
>
>
>===========================================================
>Dong-Hwan Kim
>
><Office>
>137-070
>ETRI, 6th-floor Leaders office Bldg 1599-11,
> Seocho-Dong, Seocho-Ku, Seoul, Korea
><Home>
>135-240
>Jugong Apt, 17-207,
>Kaepo-Dong, Kangnam-Ku, Seoul, Korea
>
><Tel>
>82-2-3471-6339 (O), 82-2-573-2192 (H)
><FAX>
>82-2-588-7337
>
>superi1@soback.kornet.nm.kr
>dhkim@techno.etri.re.kr
>===========================================================
>
--
Bill Harris Hewlett-Packard Co.
R&D Productivity Department Lake Stevens Division
domain: billh@lsid.hp.com M/S 330
phone: (206) 335-2200 8600 Soper Hill Road
fax: (206) 335-2828 Everett, WA 98205-1298