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The Virtual Observatory (VO) simulation standards, Simulation Data Model(SimDM) and Simulation Data Access Layer (SimDAL), establish a framework forthe discoverability and dissemination of data created in simulation projects.These standards address the complexity of having a standard access and facadefor data which is expected to be multifaceted and, of a diverse range. In thispaper, we detail the realisation of an application exposing the theoreticalproducts of one such scientific project via the simulation facades proposed bythe VO. The scientific project in question, is a study of the evolution ofyoung clusters in dense molecular clumps. The theoretical products arising fromthis study include a grid of 20 million SED (Spectral Energy Distribution)models for synthetic young clusters and related data products. Details on theimplementation of SimDAL components in the application as well as the ways inwhich the data structures of SimDM are incorporated onto the existing dataproducts are provided.

Exposing SED Models And Snapshots Via VO Simulation Artefacts