Your Model takes inputs from supporting documents, templates, and expected values to generate project-level calculations. Configuring fields and formulas allows you to tailor the model to your project while maintaining consistency across monitoring periods.
Before configuring, ensure all supporting documents are created and expected values are set up. Evidence does not need to be uploaded yet—creating documents early allows the model to dynamically update as data is collected. For guidance on preparing and organizing project data, see Completing Data Frameworks.
How To
Navigate to the Model framework.
Review the base calculations and fields already present.
Identify any fields or formulas that need adjustment for your project.
Remove any fields not relevant to your project.
Ensure clarity and audit readiness:
Keep naming consistent and descriptive.
Avoid unnecessary sections or field libraries.
Verify all direct emissions and sequestration fields roll up correctly to the final calculation.
Tips and Best Practices
Start by mapping only the fields you know will be used; add more later as needed.
Review expected values to ensure they match your project assumptions.
Document any changes to formulas or field mappings for transparency.
Regularly check that all fields roll up correctly to the final calculation to prevent errors.