What type of graphical output can be expected from simulation results in LMS Substation 2-2?

The expected graphical output from simulation results in LMS Substation 2-2 includes color-coded maps and graphs. This type of visual representation is particularly useful in conveying complex data sets in a clear and intuitive manner. Color coding allows users to quickly identify variations and important trends within the data, making it easier to interpret simulation outcomes. These visual tools can highlight different parameters, performance characteristics, or operational statuses, facilitating analysis and decision-making.

In contrast, other output types such as black and white charts may lack the clarity and immediate insight that color-coded options provide. Geographical data only would not encompass the full range of simulation results, as it excludes other critical information that graphs and maps might provide. Textual summaries can offer insights but do not convey data as effectively as graphical representations, especially when it comes to complex or multi-dimensional information. Therefore, color-coded maps and graphs are most favorable for effectively displaying simulation results in LMS Substation 2-2.