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Conditioning DISPLACE is a challenge, given that it requires running routines in R to produce the necessary DISPLACE input files. To ease this process, the most recent tutorial (2025), which includes the set of routines wrapped into an R package-like structure, can be found in a notebook written for the DISPLACE California documentation<\/a>. A more generic DISPLACE documentation<\/a> is now under development, inspired by this existing documentation.<\/p>\n

Below are some helpers, but sometimes deprecated when referring to some old DISPLACE versions:<\/p>\n

DISPLACE step-by-step guideline – Creating a scenario file for spatial closure in DISPLACE 0-9-10<\/a><\/p>\n

DISPLACE step by step guideline – Set up a scenario on a spatial constraint from the baseline scenario<\/a><\/p>\n

DISPLACE step-by-step guideline – Set up a new graph of nodes<\/a><\/p>\n

DISPLACE step-by-step guideline – Use the scheduler for queuing simulations<\/a><\/p>\n

DISPLACE step-by-step guideline – Use the Objects Editor workflow to generate a new DISPLACE application<\/a><\/p>\n

Video tutorials hosted on YouTube:<\/p>\n

Demo 1 – A EU MYFISH application for the Baltic cod fisheries<\/a><\/p>\n

Demo 2 – A short insight into the DISPLACE model<\/a><\/p>\n

Demo 3 – Italian trips patterns in the Adriatic Sea<\/a><\/p>\n

Demo 4 – North Sea international fisheries <\/a><\/p>\n