GeoProMT v1.0 is now released! (04/2012)

Several important bugs have been fixed and issues taken care of.  If there are any bugs, you can report them using the feedback function of GeoProMT or (if you have an account) on Redmine. http://lesami.geog.buffalo.edu/projects/active/geospatial-project-management-tool-geopromt/ http://geopromt.org Watch a 7-minute Video to get an overview about GeoProMT v1.0.

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GeoWEPP for ArcGIS 10.x

We are currently in the process of migrating GeoWEPP to ArcGIS 10.x and seeking feedback from our current and future users. Please send us an e-mail with the following information: Your Name and Organization How have you used or plan to use GeoWEPP? We would like to know are there any features you’d like added …

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GeoWEPP for ArcGIS 9.0-9.2

GeoWEPP is a Landscape-based Environmental System Analysis & Modeling (LESAM) Laboratory research project located within the Department of Geography / National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis (NCGIA) / MCEER, University at Buffalo – The State University of New York (SUNY), Buffalo, New York supported and partially funded by The Joint Fire Science Program (JFSP) …

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Geospatial Project Management Tool (GeoProMT) v1.0

GeoProMT is an educational platform for undergraduate and graduate students primarily in Geography, Geology, Civil Engineering, Chemistry, Biology, Planning or Environmental Studies, Business Administration and Management Science, and Law to share information and learn how to manage data and modeling tools effectively to support the integrated analyses and assessment of environmental processes to support decision-making.

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About LESAM

LESAM is located in the Department of Geography and a collaborative interdisciplinary research laboratory linking the following research centers of excellence: NCGIA, MCEER, and the Center for Geohazard Studies.

Members of LESAM work to develop and implement integrated, user-friendly analysis and modeling techniques using GIScience, Remote Sensing, Environmental Modeling, and readily available data sets to support rapid, practical and effective decision-making in managing natural resources and extreme events.

LESAM Members – December 2011