After the selected solver has finished, the result file (*.gdr) is saved in the project folder and a Result Viewer with the GeoDict result file opens automatically.

The first entry on top shows the path and the Result File Name previously entered in the AddiDict options dialog. The result file is accessible at any time by selecting File → Open Results (*.gdr) from the menu bar. Several AddiDict result files, corresponding to different studies, can be opened simultaneously in the Result Viewer to simplify comparison of computational results.

The box in the upper portion of the Result Viewer can be collapsed or expanded by pulling the dotted line under the box up or down. The same applies to the left panel of the Results tab, which can be collapsed or expanded by pulling the dotted line between the post-processing options and the Results – Report subtab to the left or right .

The green or red dot in the upper right corner indicates if the *.gdr file currently shown in the Result Viewer contains results for the structure showing in the Visualization area or not. The dot is red if a different structure or no structure at all is loaded. When two files in the Result Viewer have green dots, it indicates that both result files correspond to the structure shown in the Visualization area but are from two different simulations with AddiDict.

As usual for all GeoDict result files, several buttons for further processing are available at the bottom of the Result Viewer. Find more details on the functionalities of the buttons in the Result Viewer user guide.

With the Combine Results button on the upper right part of the Result Viewer, results of several simulations can be combined into one *.gdr file and visualized together in the Result Viewer. More details can be found here.

The information contained in the GeoDict result file (*.gdr) is accessed through six tabs in the Result Viewer. The computational results are shown under the Results tab, and can be loaded for visualization in the Data Visualization tab. The other four tabs (Input Map, Log Map, Post Map and Metadata) display additional information about the computation.