Nothing will substitute for your own testing. Lodima, as I understand anyway, is rather contrasty, so you'll likely need a reduced development time (or weaker developer dilution) than you would for good ol' grade 2 filtration on VC paper.
And, since the paper is fixed contrast, you will probably need to look into having different development times for scenes with different subject luminance ranges à la Zone System or even Beyond the Zone System.
I'd start with a scene with a normal contrast range, make sure I gave adequate exposure (i.e., downrate film speed a bit) and make several negative. These, then would be developed at a few different times from my usual "normal" and at, say, 10%, 20% and 30% less. Contact print a perfect proof from these and use the information from that to refine your film speed and development times.
Repeat for scenes with different contrast ranges.
Best,
Doremus