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Technical specifications
CatchmentSIM requires the following hardware:
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Intel based PC with CD-ROM drive
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Minimum CPU |
Pentium III, 400 MHz. Realistically, you should use a Pentium IV 1.6 GHz or faster for production-level modelling
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Minimum memory |
512 Mb (1 GB recommended)
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Minimum available disk space |
100 MB
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Operating system |
Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Product may work on Windows 95, 98 and ME but they are not explicitly supported.
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The person installing the software must have local administrator access on the computer.
CatchmentSIM is a memory intensive program. The memory requirements of the software and the run of key algorithms increase with the size of the DEM being modelled.
Folders
During install, you will have the option to choose the installation directory for CatchmentSIM. The default option is: C:\Program Files\CatchmentSIM . However, if the local user does not have administrator privileges then the software should be installed to an unprotected directory. This is because CatchmentSIM will occasionally modify files in the installation directory.
Stand-alone PC
To install CatchmentSIM on a stand-alone PC, double click on the InstallShield executable named CatchmentSIMxxx.exe (where xxx is the version number). This will bring up the InstallShield wizard which will guide you through the installation.
You will be given a number of different installation options. Full installation (typical) installs all program components (6MB), however you can elect not to install AVI creation software and CSTalk macro scripts. However, it is recommended that you install the entire application.
If you are using the USB hardware lock version of CatchmentSIM, it's important that you do not insert the USB key until the software is installed.
File server/network
CatchmentSIM should not be installed on a file server. Project files may be installed on a file server however the software should reside on the local PC.
