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This article concerns on overview of today software products for ordinary personal computers and small workstations, gives list of important features relevant to solution of environmental foresighting. For this branch of problems are important not only usual advantages of software packages like computing power, simplicity of use, number of prepared models, but in the first place multidisciplinarity and reliability of gained output. This time there are many software packages prepared for instant use in many branches, this paper describes only few of them and concerns on most known and accessible systems for simulation with partial focus on systems for power engineering problems, which are one of most complex and important problems to be solved.
Especially in environmental foresighting there is very high level of complexity of possible systems influence with direct and indirect way. For that reasons there are in this branch many chances to use computer simulations of systems to gain exact overview of future conditions of systems depending of various factors.
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The authors wish to thank to the assistance and support of Prof. Ing. Jan Mühlbacher, CSc. – head of our common Department of Power Engineering and Ecology on University of West Bohema in Pilsen.
This paper was written under solving science project 2A-TP/051.
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Nohacova, L., Nohac, K. (2010). Possibilities of Computer Simulation in Power Engineering and Environmental Engineering. In: Sobh, T. (eds) Innovations and Advances in Computer Sciences and Engineering. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-3658-2_1
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