Releases

We are working on compatibility with ArcPad 7.1 in the upcoming 3.3.7 release!

We have a new version of GeoWeed to be released on this website!

Along with various bug fixes and improvements, it has two new features which have excited some of our early users.

• Google Earth Export
• Assessment Polygon Visualization

GeoWeed development continues, with a beta release of version 3.3.5 to selected partners for feedback. This version may not become a general release, as we are already working on version 3.3.6 with a few more fixes and enhancements.

Some explanation is in order. The development version of GeoWeed gets small fixes and enhancements in house on an ongoing basis. Internally we have versions like 3.3.4f2 and so on, for minor changes. In general, we give it a new three-number version designation like 3.3.5 whenever we release a version to anybody outside SEC, so we can track it.

We are releasing version 3.3.3 to our partners and all interested parties.

This is mostly a bug fix release, with some improvements suggested by experience with supporting our partners in using the software.

We will be updating our Team Arundo del Norte partners to this release as we have time.

See the Download link to obtain it (remember that you have to register first)

More small enhancements and bug fixes.
Edit stack of selected records with errors from Check All display.

Small enhancements and bug fixes, driven by users. NAWMA output.

GeoWeed 3.3.0 has been released for all users.

We recommend upgrading all installations from earlier releases. This requires starting a new empty database and importing your data from WIMS 3 Beta or earlier versions of GeoWeed 3.x, as described in the User Guide.

The new GeoWeedRun file will not work directly with earlier GeoWeedData files (eg: GeoWeedData3.1), as the data layout (schema) has changed somewhat. However, all earlier GeoWeedData files can be imported to a new GeoWeedData 3.3 file.

The new User Guide for GeoWeed (3.3) is available from this website. It contains both conceptual overviews as well as step by step guides using screen shots. Please download and read this before attempting to use GeoWeed. While the program becomes fairly intuitive with use, there are a number of steps to installing and configuring it which require explanation.

We have a working release of the GeoWeed program available for production use by our partners in Team Arundo del Norte and the GGNRA.

Rather than having you each go through the upgrade process (creating and importing your data to the new database format), we will be upgrading your WIMS 3 beta databases for you at an upcoming training event to be announced.