This site is for installation planners concerned with current and future
incompatible land use (encroachment) issues.
- Assess Sustainability and Encroachment
Conduct national- and
regional-scale analyses of relative vulnerability with respect to nine
sustainability issues: The web-based Sustainable Installation Regional Risk
Assessment (SIRRA™), is currently available through URL: SIRRA™.
- Historic Growth Analyses
Collect and portrays historic and current
trends and risk factors by analyzing landscape changes in the region/vicinity of
one or several military installations. Trends are drawn from the analysis of
historic land use and land cover maps, satellite images, and other sources.
- Urban Growth Modeling
Project Urban Patterns: With the
mLEAM suite of software tools and analyses you can analyze current and proposed
city, county, and state regional plans to understand implications of those plans
on your installation's future opportunities to support different training and
testing missions. Quantify Mission Impacts: mLEAM evaluates projected
urban growth patterns with respect to military installation opportunities to
test and train. Regional training and testing areas can be identified that will
be acceptable to future neighbors.
- Incompatible Land Use Solutions
Working with local municipalities,
counties, cities, and towns, develop and test alternative location of highways
and access points, development of utilities, creation of new parks, forests, and
natural areas, and purchase/exchange of property rights. The web-based Proactive
Options with Neighbors for Defense installation sustainability (PONDS™), is
currently available through URL: PONDS™.
Use the menu at left to explore each.
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Feb. 10, 2006
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The Sharing Future Space conference was hosted at the University of Illinois, April 11-12, 2006.
Purpose of this Workshop: To examine the capabilities that have been developed for enhanced installation and community planning, case studies in which these capabilities have been applied, and the requirements for broader application and enhanced future capabilities. Please view the agenda which is posted on the conference website.
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Oct. 6, 2005
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Please click on the link below to read the new SERM Newsletter!
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