http://hoth.gcn.ou.edu/~esse/esse/ouesse.htm
This is not a perfect solution, but the High Performance Systems
folks have a good runtime version of STELLA that will go a long way
for introductory purposes. My web site tells you how to down load
it. I have also put up a suite of models that you can try, some of
which you saw in part this past summer.
We have not put a lot of glitz on the site, but have focused on making
it content rich. Let me know if you have any difficulty accessing or
downloading the materials. Feedback and comments are appreciated.
John
> Date: Wed, 15 Oct 1997 16:08:09 -0700
> From: Vernadene Anderson <"deanieha@deanieha"@open.org>
> Reply-to: "deanieha@deanieha"@open.org
> Organization: Gaia
> To: ESI97@www.woodrow.org
> Subject: Outreach style
> Hello environmental group 97
>
> I am interested in what style you are using to communicate our
> experiences from summer 97 to your locations. I am also confused about
> the 20 hour outreach vs/in addition to TORCH. My concern lies in
> presenting our summer if schools do not have STELLA, GLOBE, GIS
> purchased software which is what we did at Princeton. I have presented
> some of our experiences and advertised for summer 98 at our state
> conference and am conducting local eco-justice forums on sustainability
> mechanisms but now where do I go? Thanks for ay input.
>
Dr. John T. Snow
Dean, College of Geosciences
University of Oklahoma
Sarkeys Energy Center, Suite 710
100 East Boyd
Norman, Oklahoma 73019-0628
(405) 325-3101 (405) 325-3148 fax