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Tag Archives: RENCI at UNC Asheville
To understand human-induced global changes, there’s no place like dome
Experts from American institutions known for their pioneering efforts in Earth systems research, education and evaluation have come together to turn economic literacy education on its ear, and RENCI is part of the effort.
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Tagged Livable Communities Initiative, RENCI at UNC Asheville, The Elumenati, visualization, Western North Carolina, Worldviews Network
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RENCI at UNC Asheville presented with Friends of the River Award
RENCI at UNC Asheville received the Friends of the River Award by the Land-of-Sky Regional Council at the 33rd annual Friends of the River Dinner held Sept. 29.
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Study shows nearly 570 percent increase in western NC development since 1976
RENCI’s urban growth mapping and forecasting extended to 19 mountain counties to aid policy makers on development issues.
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Tagged RENCI at UNC Asheville, RENCI at UNC Charlotte, UNC Charlotte Urban Institute, Urban Growth Model
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New decision support tool to help Asheville with downtown redevelopment
As the city of Asheville considers how to redevelop sites in its busy and historic downtown, researchers at RENCI at UNC Asheville are assisting them with a tool that models design alternatives in an interactive, three-dimensional environment.
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UNC Charlotte collaboration shows huge increase in western NC development
Asheville, N.C. – Ever wanted to predict the future? Researchers at UNC Asheville and UNC Charlotte, as part of an ongoing Renaissance Computing Institute (RENCI) project, are learning how to do just that. Using historical satellite imagery, development trends, population data and population projections, they’ve been able to design an Urban Growth Model that can […]
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RENCI at UNC Asheville and A-B Tech to celebrate GIS Day
ASHEVILLE, NC–RENCI at UNC Asheville and Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College (A-B Tech) announce the third annual celebration of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Day in Western North Carolina. The community drop-in event will be held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 12, at the RENCI at UNC Asheville Community Engagement Site, located in the […]
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University, community leaders welcome RENCI to downtown Asheville
ASHEVILLE, NC — Community and university leaders celebrated the opening of the new downtown location of RENCI at UNC Asheville on Oct. 1. The event featured a ceremonial ribbon cutting and messages of support for the Asheville center from Erskine Bowles, president of the University of North Carolina System, UNC Asheville Chancellor Anne Ponder and […]
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RENCI's Asheville Center Featured in TV Special on Climate, Technology and the Environment
ASHEVILLE, NC–RENCI at UNC Asheville Director Jim Fox and media artist and co-founder of design and engineering firm The Elumenati David McConville were featured in a half-hour program that aired on Asheville’s educational channel twice a day from May 12 to May 19.
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New website shows live local weather conditions
ASHEVILLE, NC–As a possible April snowstorm approaches, eyes are turned to the sky. Now weather buffs won’t have to look out the window to get a glimpse of regional weather, thanks to a new weather watching website created by staff and student researchers at the Renaissance Computing Institute (RENCI) at UNC Asheville. The Web site, […]
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Multi-hazard risk tool aims to help Buncombe County
Emergency personnel and town planners and managers in Buncombe County have a new online tool for analyzing natural hazard risks and their potential costs. The Buncombe County Multi-hazard Risk Tool was introduced to emergency responders and government officials from Asheville and nearby communities by Todd Pierce of RENCI at UNC Asheville at a March meeting […]
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