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Welcome to CLAWRIM Wiki
The Computational Lab for Advanced Water Resources Informatics and Modeling (CLAWRIM) is Dr. Huidae Cho's research group in the Department of Civil Engineering at New Mexico State University (NMSU). Their research focuses on the broad applications of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and computational methods to water resources informatics and modeling. They use this wiki site to share project information and document their research for internal collaboration. Check his website.
Lab members
Current projects
Past projects
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- Funded by Google
- ProjPicker: Spatial query of coordinate reference systems
- Funded by IESA
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- Funded by the Georgia Forestry Commission
- Phase 1.5 with Owen Smith
- Phase 2 with Owen Smith
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- A special topic in GIS for spring 2020
- Idea proposed and implemented by Owen Smith
Software
- r.flowaccumulation: MEFA addon for GRASS GIS
- GetOSM: OpenStreetMap tile downloader
- ProjPicker: Spatial query of coordinate reference systems
- r.accumulate: An efficient flow accumulation addon for GRASS GIS
- CanoClass: An open-source Python module for canopy classification using scikit-learn
- CanoPy: A Python module for canopy classification using Feature Analyst
- Digip: A digital image processing Python module
- Let-It-Rain: A Poisson Cluster Stochastic Rainfall Generator
- GRASS GIS for MS Windows
HOWTOs
- How to compile GRASS GIS on Slackware
- How to compile MODFLOW 6 on Slackware
- How to compile PeakFQ on Linux
- How to compile QGIS on Slackware
- How to count non-null records in a column in a CSV file
- How to download features using the ArcGIS REST API
- How to find the order of a column in a CSV file
- How to install HEC-RAS on Linux
- How to install Miniconda on Linux
- How to install TeX Live on Linux
- How to install the Intel Fortran Compiler on Linux
- How to merge CSV files in the current directory
- How to use shell scripting on Windows
Other resources
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