| Archaeological_Conservation_and_its_Consequences A history of the techniques and ethics of conservation at the National Museum of Denmark. Discusses textiles, metal, and waterlogged wood. |
| Conservation_of_Archaeological_Material Research carried out at St Andrews University on new techniques for conserving archaeological material from wetland and marine sites. |
| Environmental_Archaeology_at_the_Florida_Museum_of_Natural_History Explains the methodology of this discipline and its subdisciplines - zooarchaeology, archaeobotany, and archaeopedology. Projects and staff. |
| Environmental_Archaeology_Laboratory,_Umeå_University Research and education on prehistoric environment. Specializes in soil analysis, archeobotany, palaeoentomology and palynology. |
| Teaching_the_next_generation_-_Archaeology_for_Children Paper advocating the use of archaeology in the education of children. Uses case studies from Australia. |
| Current_El_Niño_and_La_Niña_Related_Climate_Predictions_and_Forecasts Realtime forecasts and related climate and weather predictions from forecast centers throughout the world. |
| El_Niño__Research,_Forecasts_and_Observations NOAA and El Nino: NOAA's role in studying, predicting and mitigating the El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO) phenomenon. |
| El_Nino/Southern_Oscillation_(ENSO)_Diagnostic_Discussion A monthly assessment of the current status of El Nino/La Nina. |
| Forecasts Experimental U.S. Threats Assessment - - Weekly Reports. |
| La_Niña_Drives_Some_U_S__Winter_Weather_Extremes Forecasters predict La Niña will linger until June - at least. From NOAA. (January 22, 1999) |
| AGIS_Map Geographic data plotting. [Windows] |
| Apic_S_A_ Designs and publishes APIC, a software product for managing geographic information. Site in both English and French. |
| Azteca_Systems_Cityworks Producers of a GIS-based work management system for public works, utilities, state, and local government. |
| Best-Fit_Computing,_Inc_ Manufactures Columbus, a geodetic network design, analysis, coordinate transformation and adjustment software. |
| BG-Map Computer mapping software for botanical gardens and similar institutions. It links plant records stored in the BG-BASE collections management database with an AutoCAD map. |
| Biodiversity Free GIS software for biodiversity mapping. |
| Byers_SpatialAge_Solutions Geospatial software solutions for the utilities and telecommunications industries. |
| Cadcorp_SIS Website of Cadcorp. Developers of Cadcorp SIS - Spatial Information System, the integrated, Open GIS conformant suite of Windows based GIS software. |
| Caliper_Corporation Develops GIS, mapping software, web mapping software, and transportation planning software. |
| Carto_World Provides integrative mapping technology and consulting. |
| Centrus Provider of geocoding software and other business geographic solutions. |
| Charon_Cemetery Management Suite is mapping and management software solution for the cemetery industry |
| Charon_Cemetery_Management_Suite Provides fully integrated and user friendly cemetery software to the death care industry including integrated Records, GIS Mapping, Touch Screen, Accounting and Web capability. |
| Christine Free GIS software with own script language. |
| CMC_International Business software for location intelligence, mapping, segmentation for business and government users. |
| Collins_Software Supplier of Maverick Professional, a GIS translation software package for popular GIS data formats. |
| ComGrafix,_Inc_ GIS and mapping software, map publishing and indexing, and customized digital map files. |
| CompassOwl Developer of thematic mapping software for Macintosh. |
| DeLorme Provides dataset solutions and geographic information systems, practical mapping applications for business and government GIS projects. |
| Dig-Smart Software used to support "Call Before You Dig" or "One-Call" guidelines for protecting underground utilities and operators, compatible with ESRI-based technology. |
| DIVA-GIS Free software for the analysis of biological distribution data. It includes point-to-grid mapping of species richness, diversity, complementarity, and molecular distance. |
| DSS Site dedicated to the application of GIS in business. Provides one-stop shopping for software, data and services. |
| Eagle_Globe_Software Provides 3D GIS world mapping software with GPS tracking to view, convert, digitize, edit and print vector, raster and elevation datasets with a free software download. |
| ERDAS,_Inc Creators of Imagine software. |
| ESRI Offers free software, online mapping and GIS training, demos, data, product and service information, user scripts, and related information. Makers of ArcView, ArcGIS and ArcIMS. |
| ExploSTat Performs exploratory spatial data analysis to identify outliers and areas with the same spatial variation. |
| FalconView FalconView is a Windows mapping application that displays various types of maps and geographically referenced overlays. |
| Find_Map Location enabled applications and detailed map content for Windows Desktop, Linux Server and Cellular/Mobiles (SMS,WAP). |
| Geocart_mapping_software Map projections program for Macintosh computers. Offers tools for creating and manipulating maps. |
| Geographic_Information_Management_Services Complete GIS solutions based in South Africa. |
Time's Arrow Murphy's Law Activation Energy ChemicalKinetics Chemical Bonds This site shows that some ancient questions about "things going wrong" in our lives have surprisingly simple answers in modern basic chemistry (even things happening to us which cause that painful cry of "Why me?") Still more important to one's philosophy about life, these chemical ideas can startle us into seeing how fortunate we all are: that things don't go wrong more often! We'll talk mainly about down-to-earth things -- common solid objects of wood, metal, and bone, not about complex computer chips or programs going wrong (nor about personal relations that fall apart. Even chemistry has limits.) Simple things often are involved in annoying or deadly happenings to us: breaking a surfboard (that then hits us), having a tire blow out, being in a fire in Malibu, flying the X-1 (as Chuck Yeager had to) with a corroded battery cable or riding a horse and being thrown -- ending up with a broken neck. Why? Why do we get harassed oreven have our lives ruined by events like these?Life is hard. But it's harder if you don't know how the material world works! Here are some of the powerful keys to understandingfrom chemistry: 
Chemistry students: If you're in a time bind or an exam is coming up, go here for a shorter approach to understanding the second law and entropy.—> Next Page —>> Last Page Frank L. Lambert, Professor Emeritus Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA 90041 Academic and professional biography entropy.lambert@gmail.com February 2008 The Encyclopedia Britannica gave this site an Internet Guide Award and allows a direct search link here to its Concise Encyclopedia Articles. Thus, albeit in brief summaries, you can access the entire span of knowledge in the Britannica -- all of science,the humanities, and practical matters in the world. 
