Wiki rebuilt around four routes: demo, method, models, literature
The wiki opened on a theory text and did not mention the demo, and its pages mixed the general method, details of one model and old Dutch working documents. Home is now a short landing page with four routes, and the sidebar follows them.
The demo page now says what the model contains, how to run it, what it takes in time and memory, and what its settings and scenarios are. New pages give an overview of land use modelling and cover regional demand, allocation, scenarios, calibration and validation, and the available models. The Models page gives the status, maintainer and code of each model, including CRISP, which has superseded 2UP. Continuous allocation gets a section on solving, including overrelaxation.
Small pages went into the page they belong to: land use types and land units into Land use, the semi assignment problem into Discrete allocation, neighbourhood enrichment into Suitability, nested allocation into Allocation, the transition potential variants into EUClueScanner, and the short notes on Ruimtescanner XL into that page. EUClueScanner and earlier model versions and designs moved to an Archive section, where they keep their text. A commit on the GeoDMS wiki points its links to the new pages.
Publication links to the old website now go to the Internet Archive or a DOI, and links without a copy became plain text. The formula for mean enrichment now matches the result and the units given on the same page.