Intergraph Mapping and Geospatial Solutions
Visit: Team Geomedia
Registered Research Laboratory (RRL) program:
(Disclaimer: an announcement of opportunity for institutions; not a MnSCU contract)The Team GeoMedia Registered Research Laboratory (RRL) program is available worldwide for qualified universities, laboratories and institutions of higher education. This program provides students, educators and researchers with the leading-edge technology and development support needed for applied research activities. With Intergraph, researchers have the freedom to explore new possibilities and the power to impact the future of GIS.
Summary of benefits:
- GeoMedia Research License to support your activities (5 licenses GeoMedia, 5 licenses GeoMedia Professional, 1 2 map server license GeoMedia Web Map Professional, 5 licenses GeoMedia Grid, 5 Licenses GeoMedia Terrain, 5 License SMMS for GeoMedia, 1 license GeoConnect)
- Tech Net access- this is a secure section of our TeamGeoMedia.com, a Web site, which provides hints and tips, sample commands and other technical support.
- 15 hours free e-mail support
- Standard GeoMedia training courses at corporate training center in Huntsville. One free academic place is available on each course
- Free participation in online product training courses- subject to availability
- Entry in online research library to promote your GIS activities to the wider GIS Community.
- Access to Industry products for qualified and approved Registered Research Laboratories only.
- Priority notification and consultation (when appropriate) regarding new academic offerings
- One complimentary registration to GeoSpatial World.
- Access to GISDataDepot Premium Data Download Service
- Access to GML data server (read-only) and the GML export command
- Priority access to GeoMedia International Intern Program
- Priority access to GeoMedia Research Grant ProgramHow to sign-up as a Registered Research Laboratory: Intergraph requires an overview of your research activities as well as 1 research paper detailing either applied research using GeoMedia or theoretical research. To maintain this status Intergraph requires the submission of 2 papers per year. At least one of the two papers should detail applied research with Intergraph technology.
GeoMedia Education Grant
The GeoMedia Education Grant program recognizes the innovative use of GIS in the classroom. In order to apply, a course outline and an initial lesson plan should be submitted, and if approved a GeoMedia Technology Campus Site License will be awarded. A further lesson plan of equal quality is then required 6 months after the grant has been awarded. The lesson plans will be loaded to the Intergraph website and credited to your institution.GeoMedia Research Grant:
The GeoMedia Research Grant focuses on innovative applied research. In order to apply for the grant Intergraph requires a copy of a CV, along with an outline of their research proposal. The proposal should be for applied research using GeoMedia technology. The grants will be awarded to institutions on a quarterly basis; therefore there is no application deadline other than the end of each quarter. The research should be completed and a paper provided within 1 year from receipt of the grant.The grants are US $5000 to contribute to the funding of the research and also US $50,000 worth of software. (University selects from product menu.)
For more information about Intergraph's education programs, including free student licenses, please visit www.intergraph.com/gis/education.
INTERGRAPH contact information:
INTERGRAPH:
Shanthi Lindsey Academic and Team
GeoMedia Programs Coordinator
Intergraph Mapping
and Geospatial Solutions
phone: 713 954 8020
fax: 713-978-7429
e-mail: mailto:smlindse@ingr.com
web: http://imgs.intergraph.com/
Date created: September 29, 2003
Last modified: September 29, 2003
Created by: MRT
