Greater Phoenix 2100: IT proposal development
ITR/IM: Tracking the untrackable: Using information technology to chronicle
the skyrocketing urban growth of Greater Phoenix, Arizona from 1900 to
2100
Taking the Pulse of an Expanding Urban Region:
an Urban eAtlas for Greater Phoenix--OLD TITLE
A preproposal to the NSF-Information Technology Research Program (Information
Management and Applications): Group proposal, <$1M/yr for 5 years.
Ramon Arrowsmith, Department of Geological Sciences and Frederick Steiner,
School Of Planning & Landscape Architecture
AND OTHERS
Arizona State University
Please give input and advice and participate! Everything is open to
change and what is here is pretty much a straw person that I (Arrowsmith)
put together in a short amount of time.
NSF Information Technology Research
NSF ITR web site
Emails and other communications
Mesoscale circulation
Education and outreach
Policy
Compiled comments from Jana Fry
Compiled comments from Fritz Steiner
General advice and help
ASU/LANL partnership
Writings
Email introduction from Arrowsmith (Fri, 13 Oct 2000)
Old Outline
Outline
PRE-preproposal version 0.4 (10/23/00)
One pager (11/8/00)
Preproposal v 1.0
preproposal version 1 (11/19/00) WEB version--formatting
not great
preproposal version 1 (11/19/00) MS WORD
version--5.1 Mb--DOES not always work past page 10.
Here are some pieces:
preproposal no figures MS WORD
Figure 1 Word doc
Figure 1 web page
Figure 2 Word doc
Figure 2 web page
Figure 3 Word doc
Figure 3 web page
Figure 4 Word doc
Figure 4 web page
Figure 5 Word doc
Figure 5 web page
Figure 5--perhaps should be redrafted
Preproposal FINAL submitted version (11/27/00)
THANKS FOR EVERYONE'S HELP.
Preproposal complete PDF file
Preproposal project description (5 pages)
MS WORD file
Greater Phoenix 2100
Powerpoint presentation by Jon Fink
Greater Phoenix 2100-like
Projects
Other information
Ecoinformatics
San Francisco Bay Estuary Institute
and the EcoAtlas
Geoinformatics Initiative
(www.geoinformaticsnetwork.org)
Arizona Geographic Alliance
CAP LTER
Networking Our
Research Legacy: Infrastructure to Document, Manage, and Access Ecological
Data Resources. P. McCartney, C.Gries, T. Craig, N. Grimm and C. Redman.
National Science Foundation, Biological Databases and Informatics, December
1999. PROPOSAL
USC Sustainable Cities
Industrial/Research partnerships
Pages maintained by Ramón
Arrowsmith, Department of Geological
Sciences, Arizona State University
last modified October 24, 2000