AMAPStudio est une suite logicielle dédiée à l'édition, la visualisation, l'exploration et la simulation multi-échelles du développement architectural des plantes en 3 dimensions, à l'échelle de l'individu ou de scènes de plusieurs individus. En particulier :
ForestRS rassemble plusieurs outils dédiés à l’utilisation de produits de télédétection pour l’étude des arbres individuels ou en peuplement.
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Pour toute question / demande sur ces logiciels, écrire à amap-dev@cirad.fr
CMP | CMP, for Correlation Map and Profile, is a convenient tool aimed at comparing almost every kind of surface patterns. It focuses on a multiscale comparison of quantitative and qualitative images, and offers multiscale maps and profiles of the mostly used pattern indices. This method is summarized within a coherent open source software that makes analyses very friendly for ecological, remote sensing and even biological or physical studies. CMP is fully complementary to other comparison tools (dedicated to point-pattern analyses or not) such as co-kriging, co-spectra and co-wavelets. CMP software has been developed from Gaucherel’s Matlab® routines (see references) and has been recently transformed into open Java® multiplatform software (see developer forum). CMP works with images saved in raster mode and provides quantified indices in similar formats. |
DXM | DXM has been developed at INRA (Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique) in the AMAP laboratory (botAnique et bioinforMatique de l’Architecture des Plantes, France) since 2005, then in the ecology department at IFP (Institut Français de Pondicherry, India) since 2010. DXM is a convenient tool dedicated to researchers of environmental sciences and for education purposes. DXM aims at analyzing and quantifying time series with the help of non stationary signal analysis methods. Starting from a loaded time series (whatever is its length and time resolution), the software is computing various maps and statistics related to its variability and non-stationnarity properties. Among others, it provides computations of Fourier and Autocorrelation spectra, SSA (Singular Spectrum Analysis), wavelet transform and DXM extended auto-correlations (cyclostationnarity). |
DYPAL | DYPAL has been developed at INRA (Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique) in the AMAP laboratory (botAnique et bioinforMatique de l'Architecture des Plantes, France) since 2005, then in the ecology department at IFP (Institut Français de Pondichéry, India) since 2010. DYPAL is a convenient tool dedicated to ecologists (researchers), to landscape managers and for education purposes. On the one hand, DYPAL is able to simulate observed dynamics to verify that these dynamics have been correctly understood or to infer the most probable drivers of it. On the other hand, DYPAL provides a computer-aided projection of strategies in landscape ecology and environmental sciences. |
MHM | MHM, for Multiscale Heterogeneity Map, is a convenient tool aimed at analysing almost every kind of surface patterns. It focuses on a multiscale analysis and offers multiscale maps and profiles of the most-often used pattern indices. This method is summarized within a coherent open source software that makes analyses very friendly for ecological, remote sensing and even biological or physical studies. MHM is fully complementary to geostatistical tools (dedicated to point-pattern analyses) or to Fragstats modules (generally offering monoscale analyses) and focuses on patchy mosaics. MHM software has been developed from Gaucherel’s Matlab® routines (see references) and has been recently transformed into open Java® multiplatform software (see developer forum). MHM works with images saved in raster mode and provides quantified indices in similar formats. |
Pl@ntNote | The Pl@ntNote application is an open source software for researchers to manage ecological field data. It is a modular tool based on individual plants. |
SSM | SSM has been developed at INRA (Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique) in the AMAP laboratory (botAnique et bioinforMatique de l’Architecture des Plantes, France) since 2005, then in the ecology department at IFP (Institut Français de Pondicherry, India) since 2010. SSM is a convenient tool dedicated to researchers of environmental sciences, to water resource managers and for education purposes. On the one hand, SSM is able to analyze any observed channel network to quantify its geometry and its topology (to finally infer the most probable drivers of it). On the other hand, SSM provides a simulation tool based on OCN modelling in order to compute confidence levels on observed networks as well as to simulate new (virtual and realistic) river networks. |
TOASTER | Toaster (Tree and planT Organs And STructures analysER) is an ImageJ's plugin, which manages different tools developed by Amap teams for the identification and geometrical characterization of anatomical structures from macro to microscopic images |