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We have the pleasure to inform you that the new version of Graphab software (version 2.0) is available. This version can be downloaded from https://sourcesup.renater.fr/graphab/

Graphab is a software application for modeling ecological networks using landscape graphs. Graphab 2.0 provides new features:

  • · Grouping patches in meta-patches
  • · Graph clustering by modularity index
  • · Removing patches whose capacity is too low
  • · Circuit theory on the graph : CF metric and distance matrix
  • · Corridors (command line only)

Improvements

  • · Habitat can be defined by several landscape categories
  • · Patch addition is now available in graphical interface
  • · Least cost paths may take into account slope using a DEM
  • · Automatic conversion of metric distance to cost distance

User manual is available in English and in French.

We hope that Graphab 2.0 will be useful for you! For any problems or suggestions, please contact us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Last Updated: Tuesday, 12 September 2017 17:24
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Marc Bourgeois is defending his PhD thesis "Ecological impacts of urban forms. Urban and landscape modelling." on December 11th 2015 in Besançon.

The defense will take place at the Grand Salon, 18 rue Chifflet, Besançon down town. This work was co-directed by Jean-Christophe Foltête and Cécile Tannier.

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Last Updated: Thursday, 15 June 2017 09:14
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The software application MUP-City, which
allows the user to simulate fractal residential development scenarios based on an existing urban pattern,
can be download freely on the web site:

https://sourcesup.renater.fr/mupcity/

Besides fractal rule for residential development, MUP-City includes nine other planning rules (access to shops and services, access to green and leisure facilities, proximity to the road network, non-fragmentation of built and non-built areas).
The software application has been developed at the research laboratory ThéMA. It received a financial support from France’s ministry for ecology, sustainable development and energy as part of the PREDIT 3 program.

Last Updated: Wednesday, 25 November 2015 08:29

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  2. Maxime Frémond is defending her PhD thesis « A normative planning approach for the Luxembourg. Assessment based on spatial simulation» on November 6th 2015 in Besançon.
  3. ThéMA invited at the workshop on “Time-scales and energy transitions” hosted by LIED/Paris VII and co-organized by the national center for scientific research (CNRS)
  4. A noteworthy paper published in the Journal 'Progress in Planning': Conception and use of an individual-based model of residential choice in a planning decision process. Feedback from an experimental trial in the city of Besançon, France.
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