This manual gives an instruction how to remove a model from the FSK-Web model repository.
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After login to the FSK-Web Protected Area you will have access to the service for removing a FSKX compliant model from the model repository by using the workflow Remove_Model_From_Repository.
Start the workflow by clicking on the Run button.
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The workflow provides the main view of the FSK-Web model repository. This view shows a tabular collection of the available models. 
It includes search and filter functionalities for the main model metadata “Software”, “Environment”, “Hazards” and “Type”.
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- Entering a keyword into the search box allows filtering over the model metadata
- Clicking on the filters will show the entries available for selection
- Entering a keyword into the search box allows filtering over the model metadata
The full model metadata can be accessed via the Details button. 
According to the FSKX specifications, the model metadata cover the four main categories “General information”, “Scope”, “Data background” and “Model math”. For each of these main categories the metadata are presented in a structured form via different tabs. Furthermore, a plot of the model result for the default simulation is provided as a preview. Also the code for the mathematical model and for the visualization of the model result is available for review.
The FSKX file of a model can be downloaded via the Download button and saved to a local device.
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The workflow provides the functionality to remove a model from the FSK-Web model repository. Therefore, a model of interest has to be selected from the table (checkmark) followed by clicking the Next button.
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If the FSKX model file was successfully removed from the FSK-Web model repository, the model repository will be displayed with the models which remain available .
The tabular view of the FSK-Web model repository provides the option to search and filter for models of interest (1), to view the model details (2) and to download models (3).
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