There are different types of models, including simple calculations, statistical models, combinations of submodels, and mechanistic models. Below are some examples of the different types of models that report results on the SacPAS website. A few things you may want to think about are: 1) whether and how uncertainty is estimated and reported, 2) whether the model has the capacity to be updated with real-time data and also provide forecasts, and 3) whether different models answering the same question yield similar or different results and what that may mean.