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--- capri:faq_e [2012/03/06 11:48] – wolfgangb
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-            <P>A full-flegded model documentation can be <a href="../docs/capri_documentation_2011.pdf">downloaded here</A>.
+            <P>A full-flegded model documentation can be <a href="../docs/capri_documentation.pdf">downloaded here</A>.
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-            <P>No, the current version of CAPRI is not able to simulate structural changes or technological choices. The typical simulation horizon
+            <P>The typical simulation horizon with CAPRI is mid-term (about 10-15 years ahead), but depending on the specific scenario assumptions the model is also suitable for long-term projections and simulations in the context of climate change.</P>
-            is eight years ahead.</P>
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-            <P>Currently, version 22.8 and later are officially supported.</P>
+            <P>Currently, version 23.2 and later are officially supported.</P>
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-            and then incrementally maintained. Contact the team in Bonn for details.</P>
+            and then incrementally maintained.</P>
+<P>Once you have installed the necessary software (Tortoise SVN, JAVA, GAMS) you can obtain a running version of the model (including underlying GAMS code and database) using the following steps:</P>
+<OL><P>
+ <LI>Create a folder on your computer where you want to save CAPRI (for example unter C:\ )</LI>
+ <LI> Right-click on this folder</LI>
+ <LI> In the pop-up menu select the option “TortoiseSVN” and then “Repo-browser”</LI>
+ <LI> A new window opens asking you for a url-address (type in <i>https://svn1.agp.uni-bonn.de/svn/TS2015_1</i> and click ok)</LI>
+ <LI> A further window opens asking you for a username and password (type in <i>ts2015</i> for both and click ok)</LI>
+ <LI> Now this last window should load several folders with names such as “dat”, “gams”, “GUI” etc.</LI>
+ <LI> Right-click on these folders and select checkout and then ok</LI>
+ <LI> The folders should now also appear on your computer in the folder that you created under 1.</LI>
+</P>
+</OL>
+<P>The folder "ts_docs" contains some further background information as well as information on selected scenarios that are supplied via the aforementioned repository</P>
         </LI>