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macroinvertebrati acquatici e direttiva 2000/60/ec (wfd) - IRSA - Cnr

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By right-clicking after positioning the mouse<br />

indicator on the name of a GIG (e.g. Mediterranean<br />

in the example below), the metrics contributing to<br />

that GIG ICMi are listed on the screen, with the<br />

weight they carry in the final calculation.<br />

Fig. 4.<br />

RIVER TYPE SELECTION<br />

Once you have sel<strong>ec</strong>ted a GIG, a River Type field<br />

appears and you can then sel<strong>ec</strong>t the type<br />

corresponding to your samples, from the list of the<br />

IC process river types.<br />

Fig. 5.<br />

Fig. 6.<br />

At present, for the WFD IC process one single ICMi<br />

is in use for all river types within a GIG.<br />

Notiziario dei Metodi Analitici<br />

105<br />

IMPORT OF THE DATA FILE<br />

n. 1 (2007)<br />

By clicking the ‘OK’ button, the following dialog box<br />

appears:<br />

You can then provide ICMeasy with the data needed<br />

to run calculation.<br />

If taxa names correspond to the Family identification<br />

level and are corr<strong>ec</strong>tly spelled, the calculations start<br />

and the software automatically shifts to the<br />

RESULTS s<strong>ec</strong>tion, opening the equivalent window<br />

(see below).<br />

Fig. 7.<br />

TAXA LIST CHECK AND REPLACEMENT OF<br />

UNKNOWN TAXA<br />

If names are incorr<strong>ec</strong>tly typed in the input file or<br />

correspond to a taxonomic level of identification that<br />

is different from Family, a dialog window will open.<br />

Fig. 8.<br />

Based on the first three characters of the taxon<br />

name in the input file, ICMeasy is able to suggest a<br />

probable taxon name. In the example,<br />

‘STRATIOMYIIDAE’ is typed in the input file (see<br />

Fig. 8) instead of ‘STRATIOMYIDAE’ and the<br />

software suitably suggests the right name. The user<br />

can choose between four options: 1) accept the

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