The three levers | What the model computes | Run it | Getting the underlying numbers | Caveats worth flagging | Adapting the cost base

What ambre does, and for whom | Installation and the bundled example data | The scenario object | Your first run | Reading the four figures | Other figures | Where to go next

Treatments and field barriers live in one table | How the Excel prepares two trains | The switch is a single line | Run and overlay the two strategies | Scope and current limits

The objective | From an event to a year | Why the result is a distribution | A worked example with the numbers | Reading the DALY plot | Concluding

Anatomy of the file | Validity bounds and empty cells | The allowed values | Known pitfalls | Validate your file

Overview: 8 slots, 16 CSVs | The entity-relation keys | The barrier families | Anatomy of a distribution | Customizing the database for your case | Known pitfalls | See also

Two dimensions: repeats and events | The distribution catalog | From min/max to a spread | A special case worth knowing | Why barrier credits add up | Reproducibility

How exposure is set by default | Inspect the base numbers | Override for a what-if | Modelling management measures | A mini sensitivity study | Technical notes and caveats