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Best Practice NRM Tools 2009 Workshop

Tuesday, 08 September 2009 16:40 administrator
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On July 24th 2009, Spatial Vision held a workshop for CMA officers to learn and share their knowledge about 'best practice' Spatial Information Management tools and techniques that could be used to support improved NRM decision making.

Presentations

Introduction

presented by Graeme Martin

 

Living Links Master Plan:

presented by Milos Pelikan

 

Engaging the Community and Crowd Sourcing NRM Data: RabbitScan

presented by Graeme Martin

 

Community Mapper

presented by Lindsay Smith

 

3D Representation of Groundwater Resources and Profiles

presented by Milos Pelikan

 

National Data Grid
Adaptive Index Modelling (scenario)

presented by Ian Miller

 

Biodiversity Decision Support System (BioDSS)

presented by Milos Pelikan

 

Environmental Best Management Practice on Farms

presented by Richard Murphy and Lindsay Smith

 

GIS publishing tools – ArcReader

presented by Milos Pelikan

 

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