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Full Requirement (Managed Spells): As the recorder above, but includes the requirement for managed spells only.
Number of Spells Completed in Season: The number of spells that were completed in a season. This includes completed spells, as well as spells that started but were stopped, when they were not able to be successfully completed within the season anymore. The counter is reset once the season is finished. A A spell is considered complete once it completes the rise-target-fall pattern or the spell has failed to meet it's success criteria and stopping failed actions is enabled. The counter is reset at the end of the action's season.
Number of Spells Started in Season: Number of times the start spell threshold flow value is exceeded within the required season, and therefore a spell is considered started. This includes ordered spells and natural spells as well as successful and unsuccessful spells. This includes completed spells, as well as spells that started but were stopped, when they were not able to be successfully completed within the season anymore. The counter is reset once the season is finished. The counter is reset at the end of the action 'Spell Threshold season.
Required Target Volume: This is the flow target level specified by the user (used to calculate success based on target level). This will reduce according to the proportion specified in the target success criteria.
Residual Requirement: This is the order the environmental flow node would have to place on top of the downstream order to reach the full requirement. The full requirement is reduced based on downstream orders, minimum upstream constraints and other actions of higher priority. When the upstream minimum constraint is larger than the full requirement, no order will be placed by the flow node (i.e. the residual requirement would be zero). The requirement is calculated at the order phase. The Residual Requirement is not restricted by account balances. When not managed by an EFM, the Residual Requirement will always be zero. [IT3] The Residual Requirement is not limited by available water in accounts.
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