> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://water-strategy.gitbook.io/waterstrategy/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://water-strategy.gitbook.io/waterstrategy/deutsch/tutorials/using-allocation-penalties.md).

# Verwendung von Zuweisungsstrafen zur Zuteilung von Wasser

## **Neues Modell erstellen**

Erstellen Sie mithilfe der folgenden Vorlage ein neues Netzwerk mit dem Namen Übung 1a:

#### Pywr Child Template v1 (März 2021) — Flusseinheiten in MM3/Tag

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Folgen Sie den Anweisungen hier, um eine Erinnerung an die Einrichtung des Modells zu erhalten:

## **Zeithorizont einrichten**

Dieser Schritt ist für alle Netzwerke obligatorisch, da er den Start, das Ende und den Zeitschritt der Simulation definiert. Für dieses Beispiel konfigurieren wir einen einjährigen Simulationshorizont mit einem täglichen Zeitschritt.

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Eine Erinnerung daran, wie Sie ein Projekt und neue Netzwerke erstellen können, finden Sie unter [hier](https://water-strategy.gitbook.io/water-strategy/getting-started/creating-a-new-project-and-network).


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