Software

A GIS (Geographic Information Systems) based software product that can be used to explore alternative community development scenarios and project future land use patterns and associated population, housing, and employment trends.

A GIS (Geographic Information Systems) based software product that can be used to explore alternative community development scenarios and project future land use patterns and associated population, housing, and employment trends.

The PBCAT is a crash typing software product intended to assist state and local pedestrian/bicycle coordinators, planners and engineers with improving walking and bicycling safety through the development and analysis of a database containing details associated with crashes between motor vehicles and pedestrians or bicyclists.

Working with architects, planning staff, and citizen groups, Urban Advantage creates visions of pedestrian-friendly, socially-interactive communities by transforming photographs using photo-editing software.

Provides information technologies for place-based planning and urban design.

A flexible approach to delineating components of the U.S. settlement system has been developed using census tracts instead of counties. Like the widely used metropolitan areas, the rural-urban commuting area code is based on measures of urbanization, population and daily commuting.

CommunityViz Software uses a combination of scenario analysis, 3D visualization, and forecasting models to help participants choose the best approach to greenfield development.

An interactive GIS-based planning support system that uses indicators to measure existing conditions, evaluate alternative plans, and implement adopted plans.