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<big>Welcome to the Heureka Wiki!</big> | <big>Welcome to the Heureka Wiki!</big> | ||
| − | Heureka is a multidisciplinary research programme carried out by the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences ([http://www.slu.se SLU]) and the Forestry Research Institute of Sweden ([http://www.skogforsk.se Skogforsk]). | + | |
| + | Heureka is a multidisciplinary research programme [http://www.mistra.org/heureka Heureka project] carried out by the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences ([http://www.slu.se SLU]) and the Forestry Research Institute of Sweden ([http://www.skogforsk.se Skogforsk]). | ||
The research programme is developing software for forestry planning and analysis, with special focus on multi-purpose forestry. The softwares are intended for a both large-scale and small-scale forestry and are designed for different users´ specific problem areas. | The research programme is developing software for forestry planning and analysis, with special focus on multi-purpose forestry. The softwares are intended for a both large-scale and small-scale forestry and are designed for different users´ specific problem areas. | ||
| − | + | In this wiki you can find information on: | |
* The softwares we develop | * The softwares we develop | ||
* User's guides | * User's guides | ||
Revision as of 14:32, 1 July 2008
Welcome to the Heureka Wiki!
Heureka is a multidisciplinary research programme Heureka project carried out by the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) and the Forestry Research Institute of Sweden (Skogforsk). The research programme is developing software for forestry planning and analysis, with special focus on multi-purpose forestry. The softwares are intended for a both large-scale and small-scale forestry and are designed for different users´ specific problem areas.
In this wiki you can find information on:
- The softwares we develop
- User's guides
- Download instructions
- Models used
- Definitions