Installation of the map doesn't remove any previous version, this should be done manually. Double click on *.gmap directory to install. You will need Garmin MapManager, which can be downloaded here:Īfter installing MapManager find location where you unpacked the map. Here you can find instructions for installing maps under Mac OS X: Maps are prepared by Garmin Mapconverter. To unpack files under Mac OS X you can use keka To find valid directories run "maps_windows.bat". In this case you need to copy whole *.gmap directory to a valid Garmin maps directory. Install batch automatically unistalls previous version of the map without removing map files.įor older Windows you can install map manually. Installation process doesn't copy any files, program on PC will use your unpacked files. Batch will create symbolic links from Garmin directory to the map. For Windows Vista or newer to install click at batch "install_MAP.bat", where "MAP" is the name of downloaded region.
We will then use whatever is generated in this intensive workshop to drive the development of such a tool over the course of the next year.Unpack the map in a convenient place on HDD.
By the end of three days, we hope to be able to specifically describe how the user of the technology envisioned through the workshop will interact with the expected outcomes defined. Together, they will define expected outcomes, set parameters, discuss the limitations necessary to ensuring an ethical endeavor, and specify aspects to be included in a technological tool and those that should be left out. View our products to see how you can utilize our software in your work, studies, or research. We would like for the workshop itself to be a highly collaborative effort and the various “work sessions” built into each day will involve discussions on a range of topics amongst participants and a select number of UO faculty. Cmap products empowers users to construct, navigate, share and criticize knowledge models represented as concept maps. The 2014 GMAP Workshop is a three-day collaborative workshop to discuss how tools such as GIS mapping systems and crowd sourcing applications can contribute to global responses to conflict and crisis, and examine the use of these systems in the prevention of genocide.
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