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LifeMapper

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Desktop Garp - Home

 

GARP is a genetic algorithm

It creates an ecological niche model for a species that represents the environmental conditions where that species would be able to maintain populations. GARP uses as input a set of point localities where the species is known to occur and a set of geographic layers representing the environmental parameters that might limit the species' ability to survive.

 

  1. Desktop Garp - Home
    1. GARP is a genetic algorithm
    2. Lawrence KS to Lexington MO
    3. Cimarron Cutoff

The website has been moved to http://nhm.ku.edu/desktopgarp 

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Lifemapper was created

at the Biodiversity Research Center at the University of Kansas 

... 1345 Jayhawk Blvd., Lawrence, KS 66045, astewart@ku.edu ...
gis.esri.com/library/userconf/proc02/pap0769/p0769.htm 

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LifeMapper: Open Source Geospatial Tools for the Biological Community

... Lawrence, KS 66045 Email: gis@ku.edu.

Copyright © 2007 by the University of Kansas.
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information please see www.gis.ku.edu. Woodruff Auditorium, 5

... LifeMapper: Open Source Geospatial Tools for the Biological Community ...
www2.ku.edu/~geography/Docs/GISDay2007.pdf
 

Source-URL: http://www.targetarea.net/

 

 

Lawrence KS to Lexington MO

Circa 1893: MO-River_Plates_11-20.tif

 

KAWS Webmapper HyperPortal

 

pageFreedom's Frontier Forum

history, first understand rivers. Return to: Pathfinder -or- Gospel of the Redman -or- Kan-ed Network's "Trails-n-Tales(cc)"

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      pageCimarron Cutoff

       

      history, first understand rivers. EarthSea-Keepers ... EcoChallenge ...

      Know Your Watershed's Impact Zones (WIZ) Winslow Homer's Eight Bells, 1886.

      Prestages Neosho River headwater's …

       

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