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   - **Simulation Base Name**: This is the given working name for the simulation. You define this name in the .SIMX simulation configuration file. It should be not too log (as more data are added) and unique. In the example above,  ''urbanLayout'' has been selected  as basename.   - **Simulation Base Name**: This is the given working name for the simulation. You define this name in the .SIMX simulation configuration file. It should be not too log (as more data are added) and unique. In the example above,  ''urbanLayout'' has been selected  as basename.
   - **Type identifier**:  The type identifier describes the content of the file following the categories listed above. For example ''_AT_'' defines that this file holds atmospheric data. The different content ids are listed in the description of the output files categories and at the end of this page.    - **Type identifier**:  The type identifier describes the content of the file following the categories listed above. For example ''_AT_'' defines that this file holds atmospheric data. The different content ids are listed in the description of the output files categories and at the end of this page. 
-  - **Time of data**: The last part of the filename represents the model time the data were taken. In the example above, the file represents the stae of the atmosphere (''_AT_'') at 13:00 model time. If the data in the file are not time sensitive, this part of the filename is empty.+  - **Time of data**: The last part of the filename represents the model time the data were taken. In the example above, the file represents the state of the atmosphere (''_AT_'') at 13:00 model time. If the data in the file are not time sensitive, this part of the filename is empty. From Version 4.4.3 (Summer 19) onwards, the order of the time step has been changed to Year-Month-Date (YYYY-MM-DD + Time)
  
  
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 ==== Sumary on File Identifiers ==== ==== Sumary on File Identifiers ====
  
-_AT_ : Atmospheric data file +<WRAP box left 80%> 
-_BLDG: Building data (static or dynamic) +^ ID ^ Content ^ Remark ^ 
-_POLU_: Pollutants +| _AT_ | Atmospheric data  |  | 
-_RD_: Radiation data +| _BLDG_ | Building data  | Both STATIC and DYNAMIC   | 
-_SO_: Soil data +| _POLU_ | Pollutants  |  | 
-_SA_: Solar access (Mainmodel) +| _SO_ | Soil data  |  | 
-_SAFAC_: Solar access (3D Facade Data) +| _SA_ | Solar Access  | Main 3D Model | 
-_FX_: Surface and Surface fluxes +| _SAFAC_ | Solar Accerss   | Facade and Single Wall data  | 
-_VEG_: Vegetation data (Main model)+| _FX_ | Surface data and surface fluxes  |  | 
 +| _VEG_ | Vegetation data  | Main 3D Model, Observed plants are text files | 
 +</WRAP> 
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 +<WRAP clear></WRAP>
  
 Other files are ASCII files. Other files are ASCII files.