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The Smart Wiki is a Collaborative Modeling environment, or Miki for short. The Miki is to spreadsheets, what Wikipedia is to the encyclopaedia.

Mikis exists to support better decision making by allowing people to build evidence based models of real world problems in an open, collaborative and decentralised manner. All content is covered by the Creative Commons 3.0 Licence which means that it is free and will remain so.

The Smart Wiki lets users Explore other peoples models, Capture facts from unstructured sources, Model those facts in support of a position or recommendation and Share that analysis with others. They provide complete traceability into where numbers come from, allowing people to make better arguments supported by facts.

	Explore Review the quality of other people's recommendations Discover how the assumptions influence the output Find existing analysis that you can reuse
	Capture Capture data relevant to any problem Establish the credibility of the data sources Handle uncertainty associated with data
	Model Build a model of the alternatives, based on the data Analyse the alternatives Recommend the best course of action or advocate for a particular position
	Share Share the analysis with anyone over the web Embed the findings, in any web page Build consensus by incorporating improvements based on discussion

The Smart Wiki can be used to perform sophisticated analysis and to present findings graphically using the visualisation capabilities of R.

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The Smart Wiki can be used to create dynamic tables, that are updated automatically as pages within the wiki change. This table for example shows a list of different types of Analysis that has been performed in the wiki. As new analysis is performed, the table is updated automatically.

The wiki can be used to generate maps based on information contained within the pages of the Wiki. For example this map of Australian Oil Refineries is generated dynamically. Click on the pins to view the content of the particular pages.