Use Word, Confluence, and source documentation

Dunsky model pages are the entry point for finding and using model documentation. Word, Confluence, and repository files can remain authoritative sources for different kinds of content during migration.

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Where information belongs

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Bring in an existing document

1. Identify the model, intended reader, document owner, and version or approval date.
2. Decide whether the document remains authoritative or its content moves into this site.
3. Migrate stable guidance into the relevant page, retaining equations, definitions, units, caveats, and source references.
4. Record the source link and review date. If guidance moved, update the original to point here rather than maintaining two independent copies.
5. Review the English and French pages together when the underlying model changes.

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Model page checklist

Cover purpose, methodology, inputs, outputs, assumptions, limitations, validation, model version, and references. Mark missing material explicitly instead of presenting unverified methodology.

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Sources already connected