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Revision as of 07:34, 8 July 2016

OLI Species Icons

What do the small symbols mean next to the species names in the data input grid?

The species in the OLI databases are sorted by several different names. The sort order can be modified by the user and this will be discussed later in this document. The symbols appear next to the species names:

Species Icons.jpg

Figure 1 Display names with symbols.

Each symbol has a different meaning.


Symbol Types and Meanings

SYN.jpg

The SYN indicates that this name is stored as a synonym for this species. If the user had entered this long name, the program would have displayed the name according to the setting under the Names Manger tool item.

The final name in this case is PROPCLFRMT which is the OLI tag name. In all the examples shown, this indicates that we are using the same species.


Star.jpg

The STAR indicates that this is the display name of the species. This name is displayed if the Display Name setting is selected under the Names Manager tool item.


Test Tube.jpg

The Test Tube indicates that this is the chemical formula for the species. It is displayed if the Formula setting is selected under the Names Manager tool. A green drop indicates that the common formula name is displayed. A yellow drop indicates that the alphabetical formula name is displayed.


LOL.jpg

The LOL indicates that this is the EPA list of list name. If the user had entered this long name, the program would have displayed the name according to the setting under the Names Manger tool item.

CAS.jpg

The CAS indicates that this is the chemical abstracts service registry number for the species. If the user had entered this value, the program would have displayed the name according to the setting under the Names Manger tool item.


OLI.jpg

This is the traditional OLI name and is the same name used in the OLI ESP software. If the user had entered this, the program would have displayed the name according to the setting under the Names Manger tool item.


How to Change the Display Names for the Species

To change how the species are displayed, select Tools from the menu item.

Tools Selection.jpg