Re: [om-users] 2007-01-15: openModeller Desktop version 1.0.4

[Tim S. <ti...@li...>]

Hi C=E9sar

I suggest to watch the short training video I made (with the help of my wif=
e!):

http://openmodeller.sourceforge.net/images/stories/videos/openModellerDeskt=
opVideoHighQuality.mpg

I'm sorry the sound track is in english, but hopefully you will be
able to see what is going on.

In particular, dont forget that once you have selected layers for a
layerset, you need to give the layerset a name and description and
then press 'Apply' button to store the layer set.

Also bear in mind that this is a very early general release and you
may encounter bugs - I encourage you to file any bugs you find in the
bug tracker - you are welcome to use portuguese for your bug report if
that helps.

http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=3D101808&atid=3D631036

Having no projection defined for a layer means that openModeller will
assume that its unprojected, wgs84 data - you can still use this data.
If the data does have its assocated projection data and the
layerselector is not finding it, then it is a bug and I need to try to
fix that. Marinez has reported similar issue, so its on my todo list
of things to investigate.

Regards

Tim

On 1/15/07, lu...@us... <lu...@us...> wrote:
> Hi Tim,
> I had just installed the "openModeller Desktop version 1.0.4"
> but several problems appeared when I try to run I:
> Step 1:
> Em particular all the existing layer data files
> are marked as "Arquivo faltanto informa=E7=E3o de proje=E7=E3o".
>
> Step 3:
> When I try to run the algoritm, appears the message:
> "You have not created any LayerSets yet. Before attempting to create an
> experiment you need to have at least one LayerSet defined. Would you like=
 to
> open the LayerSet Manager now?"
>
> and the program returs to the "Gerenciador de camadas"
>
> Any hints?
> At+
> C=E9sar
>
> Citando Tim Sutton <ti...@li...>:
>
> > Hi All (with apologies for cross posting)
> >
> > I am very pleased to announce the release of openModeller Desktop
> > version 1.0.3.
> >
> > openModeller is a fundamental ecological niche modelling library,
> > providing a uniform method for modelling distribution patterns using a
> > variety of modelling algorithms. The openModeller Desktop application
> > is a user friendly front-end to the openModeller library.
> >
> > openModeller library and the openModeller Desktop application are
> > free, open source software published under the GPL license. This
> > version of openModeller Desktop is a complete rewrite of the original
> > Wizard based GUI we previously made available. This version is being
> > designed to support large experiments where multiple species can be
> > modelled using multiple algorithms. Future versions will also support
> > projecting models into multiple environmental scenarios.
> >
> > openModeller Desktop makes use of an embedded GIS model browser (based
> > on Quantum GIS, a free and open source GIS - see http://qgis.org) in
> > order to facilitate panning and zooming around the model outputs.
> >
> > This release is available as a windows binary set up file and in
> > source form. In future versions we will make Mac OSX and GNU / Linux
> > versions of the software available in binary form too.
> >
> > The software can be downloaded directly from
> >
> http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=3D101808&package_id=
=3D142057&release_id=3D475226
> >
> > You can find more information including links to our mailing list and
> > news about updates as and when they become available by visiting our
> > website at: http://openmodeller.sf.net.
> >
> > Best regards,
> >
> > --
> > Tim Sutton
> > The openModeller Team
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