BERT Documentation
  • Getting Started
    • Get Started with BERT
    • Why BERT?
    • Creating Your First System
      • Step 1: Starting a New Project
      • Step 2: Define Your System of Interest
      • Step 3: Identify Primary Output
      • Step 4: Define Output Interface
      • Step 5: Add Customer Sink
      • Step 6: Add a Waste Output
      • Step 7: Identify Primary Inputs
      • Step 8: Traverse The Boundary
      • Step 9: Add Boundary Subsystems
      • Step 10: Adding Internal Flows
      • Step 11: System Decomposition
      • Step 11: Share JSON
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      • System Elements
      • Advanced Features
      • Video Tutorial
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  • Advanced Flow Analysis
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Advanced Features

Advanced Features

This section covers BERT's more sophisticated capabilities that allow for deeper system analysis and modeling of complex systems.

System Decomposition

Decomposition is a powerful technique for breaking down complex systems into manageable parts:

  • When and how to decompose systems

  • Creating nested structures

  • Maintaining coherence across levels

  • Decomposition patterns and anti-patterns

Detailed content coming soon...

Multi-level Modeling

BERT allows you to model systems at multiple levels of abstraction:

  • Working with multiple nesting levels

  • Interface alignment across levels

  • Ensuring consistency in decomposition

  • Top-down vs. bottom-up approaches

Detailed content coming soon...

Advanced Flow Analysis

Understanding the complex dynamics of flows within your system:

  • Sink and source equivalence

  • Flow conservation principles

  • Identifying feedback loops

  • System dynamics considerations

Detailed content coming soon...

Collaboration Features

BERT provides tools for team-based system modeling:

  • Sharing and importing models

  • Version control integration

  • Export formats for presentations

  • Team workflows

Detailed content coming soon...

Substance Sub Type

Substance Unit

Substance Amount

Add a parameter

Types of interfaces:

  • Inflow Interfaces: Accept inputs into your system

  • Outflow Interfaces: Deliver outputs from your system

  • Bidirectional Interfaces: Handle both inputs and outputs

Related Sections:

  • Core Concepts

  • Basic Tutorials

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