The TEMPLATE to use for a given OBJECT class is defined in the data base RBO, table: CLASS.
The TEMPLATE being used for a given OBJECT display screen is shown at the bottom of the screen, in the footer.

The TEMPLATE files themselves are located in the directory:

/var/www/html/templates

a typical set used in AirWare is listed below:
Please note: there are also cases where rbo.cgi is called directly by passing template name via environment var, rather than using standad rbo.php; for a more complete listing from the data base, see:   DB table: all templates

aermod	chem_db	ecosite	industrial_park	mm5	powerplant	times
airmodels	cities	eia	line_source	mobile_source	puff	timeseries
airtechnologies	cities_area	emission	luc	modflow	puff_aggr	traffic
animations	classconf	emission_factor	main	monitoring	receptor_area	treatment
area_source	cmaq	emission_pattern	main_3G	municipality	report	volume_source
bath	coastal_habitat	emission_report	manuals	noise	requirement	waste_stream
boiler	complex_source	emission_source	map	obstacle	roms	windf
building	container	facility	mapserver	optimization	scripts	building_points
DMCoptim	fuel	marine_species	pbm	shared	camx	documents
glossary	marine_vessels	pbmoptim	slideshow	camx_result	domain	habitat
metamatrix	permit	small_stack	CensusTracts	dustent	holiday	meteo
pop	student

The TEMPLATE is a standard HTML file; it is parsed before display, and specific escape sequences or tags to add dynamic content into the HTML file include:

1. \include(template/standard_head.html)   including any common files (in this case, for the common object header);
2. \name(DESCRIPTOR), which displays the display name: of the Descriptor DESCRIPTOR;
3. \ask(DESCRIPTOR), which will display the current value (including undefined) for the Descriptor as an active link in blue, which will trigger the editing dialog.
4. \value(DESCRIPTOR), which will display the current value (including undefined) for the Descriptor as a read-only string;
5. \unit(DESCRIPTOR), will display the unit of the Descriptor DESCRIPTOR.