Not written yet.

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The names used to create the Test project are in parentheses. 

Substitute your names as appropriate. 

In this example, the scenario will be for Japan.

<p>

Note: There are icons for many of the actions but for clarity 

the menubar items are used.. 

<h3>Creating the Project</h3>

<ul>

<li>Click on New->STEM project and create new STEM project (Test)

<li>Click "Next" if you want to update the DublinCore data.

<li>Click "Finish"

<li> Open the new project – you should see several folders including: decorators, graphs, etc.

</ul>

<h3>Creating a new Model</h3>

<ul>

<li> Click on New->Model to create new model (TestModel)

<li> Click "Next" to fill in any Dublin core data you want to add

<li> Select "Finish"

</ul>

<h3>Add either a New or Built-in Disease</h3>

<h4>Adding an existing built-in Disease to the Model</h4>

<ul>

<li>On the bottom Diseases tab, click on STEM->Built-in

<li>select "Spanish Flu"  

<li>DRAG your disease (e.g., Spanish Flu) into the model (TestModel)

 in the Rescource Set window. Expand the "TestModel" in the Resource Set window to see that it worked.

</ul>

<h4>Adding a New Disease to the Model</h4>

<ul>

<li>On the menu bar click New>New Disease

<li>Fill in the Name: (TestDisease)

<li>Fill in the Disease Name: (TestDiseaseName). 

    Remember this name for the Infector creation.

<li>Select the DiseaseModel in the ComboBox: 

   e.g., select  "DeterministicSEIRDiseaseModelImpl"

<li>Fill in any Dublin core data you want to add ((ignore type)

<li>Click finish

<li>Under decorators you should see TestDisease.standard

<li>DoubleClick models->TestModel in the project explorer. You should see TestModel in the Resource Set.

<li>DRAG your new disease (e.g., TestDisease.Standard) from decorators (in the project explorer window)  into the model "TestModel" in the Rescource Set window. Expand the "TestModel" in the Resource Set window to see that it worked.

</ul>

<h3>Adding the Geographical data to the Model</h3>

<ul>

<li>To add the geography data for Japan, at the bottom panel under Models, 

click on >STEM>Geography>Political>Country>JPN>JPN(0,1,2) full infrastructure

<li>Drag this up to the Model (TestModel) in the Resource set window

<li>save your work at this point by hitting <b>ctrl-s</b>

</ul>

<h3>Create a Scenario and add your model to it</h3>

<ul>

<li>click on New->Scenario to create new scenario

<li>give it a name (TestScenario))

<li>Fill in any Dublin core data you want to add

<li>click finish

<li>From the Project Explorer window, 

under Models, Drag the new model (TestModel) into 

the new Scenario in the Resource Set. 

<li>Expand the scenario so you can see that it worked.

</ul>

<h3>Add a sequencer to the Scenario</h3>

<ul>

<li>Go to Sequencers on the bottom window - expand fully

<li>drag Sequential Sequencer 2006 into the Scenario in the Resource Set

<li>An alternative would be to use New->SequentialSequencer 

to create the sequencer.

</ul>

<h3>Creating and adding an Infector</h3>

<ul>

<li>Click on New->New Infector 

<li>Name it (TestInfector), 

<li>Enter Disease Name;  

    if you created a new Disease it will be the name that 

    you specified (TestDiseaseName)  or  

   "Spanish Flu" if you used the builtin disease.

<li>Fill in location for Infector:

  <ul>

   <li>Select "Japan" for country.

   <li>Select a level 1 admin area name. (e.g. "Kinki")

   <li>Select a Level 2 admin area name. (e.g. "Kyoto")

  </ul> 

<li>Click on the Scenario to open it in the Resource set

<li>drag the TestInfector from Decorators into the scenario 

</ul>

<h3>Save your work at this point by hitting <b>ctrl-s</b></h3>

<h3>Select the scenario from the Project window  and select

<b>run</b> from the popup menu.</h3>

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	we can use the defaults for our first run. 

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