“Project” tab
Specify the start time of the pollution process and the time of the resulting map. The map time should be later than the start time.
There are two options to import measurements.
From Database. The first is loading from file and the second is loading from database. Measurements taken at times between start and map dates and from specified provider are loaded from the database. If there is no measurements satisfying these requirements in the database, the notification label is displayed. If you want to import measurements from file you need to prepare a file according to the IAMM measurement file format specification. Then either import it via Rodos menu (“Measurements → Import Measurements”) or directly form IAMM initialization panel.
From File. If you want to import measurements from file you need to prepare a file according to the IAMM measurement file format specification and specify it in IAMM initialization panel.
NOTE: Coordinates in measurement files should be in degrees. Order: longitude, latitude.


Select regionalization method, mapped quantity and operation mode.
If “interpolation with uncertainties” is selected then it is possible to specify types of uncertainties.



Mesh can be imported from prepared project file or generated.


Also map selection tool is available to specify the lower left corner and size of the domain. Press “Select on map” button to use it.


After selecting domain you can check its properties at “Project” tab.
Then fill in “step x” and “step y” fields or change size of the domain. Domain lengths are automatically adjusted in order to contain whole number of steps. Make sure that selected domain contains measurement points. Coordinates in the IAMM measurement files are geographical longitudes and latitudes. Number of cells in the resulting map is shown and it can be adjusted to meet ERMIN requirements by pressing the button “Adjust steps ( … )”.

“Nuclides” tab
Select prepared file with extension “.nuv”. Then select nuclides for which maps should be generated using the tool shown below.If “All” is selected, additional map for the sum of all nuclides will be generated.

“Location Factors” tab
Location factors from RTDB are shown here. You can modify existing or add new location factors by pressing button “Edit location factors”. Default location factor corresponds to lawn, dry.

You can assign new location factors using map selection tool which is activated by pressing the “Assign location factors” button.

Use toolbar to select current action or return to initialization tabs. Combobox is used to select current location factor. It becomes enabled after pressing the first button (count from left to right). Second button is used to assign default location factor (dry, lawn), it is done by clicking on the measurements on map. And the third button is used to return to initialization tabs.

“Data Assimilation” tab
Not implemented.