Do you need to see a compilation of concentration values? How about a list of only the phosphate species? Or perhaps you need to focus on a single run? The MINEQL Data Object (MDO) provides just this type of flexibility.

The output data is organized within a 3 dimensional data space where the dimensions are Variables (Concentration (C), Log C, Log K, and % Total), Species (all dissolved complexes, solids, or adsorbed species for a selected component), and Observations (for instance, Sample No.1, 2, 3...).

A table is a 2 dimensional slice through this 3-D space. The Output Manager provides the interface for selecting a particular view (e.g., the Variables vs. Species) and you specify the value of the missing dimension (e.g., Run No. 1). This provides a great deal of flexibilty in examining your output data from any conceivable perspective.

In addition, once a view is displayed on-screen, it can be further reduced to include only the data of interest.