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Pedro.

>Return-path: <forest-owner@nic.funet.fi>
>Date: Fri, 12 Aug 1994 04:58:59 +0300
>From: Steve Cumming <stevec@geog.ubc.ca>
>Subject: Zelig++ v0.9 available by ftp
>To: forest@nic.funet.fi
>
>
>I thought I had posted this announcement to this group;
>I guess not.
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>		Zelig++ v0.9 Available
>
>Zelig++ is an enhanced version of the generic forest gap model Zelig
>1.0, which was originally written by Dr. Dean Urban, in 1990.  The
>most significant new biological components of Zelig++ involve
>simulations of phenology and a revised tree-species temperature
>response which is independent of range data.  This version also
>supports the simulation of frost regimes, and contains an improved
>monthly precipitation model. It is easy to run the model against
>historical climate data or against climate change scenarios.
>
>Zelig++ has been completely re-written in ANSI C. All memory
>allocation is dynamic. It provides a command line based user interface
>and a programmable scripting language or model shell.
>
>Zelig++ has a built-in graphical display facility based on the gnuplot
>plotting package, and an interactive command line interface. The
>ability to simulate certain aspects of natural disturbance, timber
>harvesting and silviculture remains from the previous version,
>Zelig:B.C. (Environmental Software 1993 (8) p219-230).
>
>The source distribution for Zelig++ is available by anonymous ftp from
>grebe.geog.ubc.ca, in directory Zelig++ as Zelig++.0.9.tar.Z.  A copy
>of the preliminary users notes is part of the distribution; a
>postscript version is in the ftp directory as doc.ps.Z
>
>Zelig++ requires a UNIX(tm)-like operating system and X-windows to
>run.  It has been successfully installed on SUN Sparcs and on
>Silicon Graphics Indigos.
>
>Zelig++ itself is free software, and comes with no warranty.
>Other parts of the source distribution are freely distributable 
>under a variety of licenses, all of which restrict warranty.
>
>Zelig++ was developed by 
>	
>	S. G. Cumming and P. J Burton,
>	Department of Forest Sciences
>	270-2357 Main Mall	
>	University of British Columbia
>	Vancouver, B.C. Canada
>	V6T 1Z4
>
>	(604) 822 6020	(phone)
>	(604) 822 5744	(fax)
>
>	stevec@geog.ubc.ca (email)
>
>Execpt as noted, the software was written by S. G. Cumming.
>
>Requests, comments and suggestions are welcome. However, the authors
>can not undertake to provide support or limitless advice to users.
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 Pedro J. Aphalo
 FINNISH FOREST RESEARCH INSTITUTE
 FIN-77600 Suonenjoki, FINLAND

 Internet: pedro.aphalo@metla.fi
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