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## Key Terminologies
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### Actions
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- **Definition**: The smallest unit of work that the system simulates.
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- **Purpose**: Represents a specific action to be performed, such as transporting an anchor, installing a mooring, or deploying a WEC.
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- **Examples**:
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- "Anchor installation"
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- "Mooring deployment"
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### Tasks
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- **Definition**: A logical group of one or more actions that are bounded by a "From-To Port" constraint.
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- **Purpose**: Represents a higher-level grouping of actions that are executed together as part of a specific phase of the installation process.
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- **Examples**:
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- "Anchor Installation Task"
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- "Mooring Deployment Task"
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### Dependencies
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- **Definition**: Logical constraints that determine the dependencies between actions.
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- **Purpose**: Ensures that actions are executed in a given order based on logical and physical requirements.
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- **Examples**:
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- "Anchor installation depends on anchor transport to the site."
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- "Mooring deployment depends on anchor installation."
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### Action Sequencing
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- **Definition**: The process of determining the sequence in which actions take place within a task.
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- **Purpose**: Ensures that actions are executed in a logical and efficient order, respecting dependencies and resource constraints.
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### Capabilities
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- **Definition**: The specific functionality that an asset (e.g., vessel, port) can perform.
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- **Purpose**: Determines which assets are suitable for specific actions.
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- **Examples**:
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- A vessel with "crane" capability can install anchors.
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### Metrics
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- **Definition**: Quantifiable measurements of assets based on their capabilities.
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- **Purpose**: Used to evaluate and compare assets for suitability and efficiency in performing actions.
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- **Examples**:
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- **Speed**: The transit speed of a vessel.
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- **Capacity**: The cargo capacity of a vessel.
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### Roles
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- **Definition**: Functional assignments of assets in the context of actions.
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- **Purpose**: Specifies how each asset contributes to the completion of an action.
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- **Examples**:
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- **Carrier**: Assigned to carry specific equipment or materials.
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- **Operator**: Assigned to operate machinery or perform specialized tasks.
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