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Take an exclusive tour with the Dr. Bill Ribarsky of the RENCI Situation Room at UNC Charlotte.

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  • Take the Tour

    Take the Tour

    January 29, 2010

    Take an exclusive tour with the Dr. Bill Ribarsky of the RENCI Situation Room at UNC Charlotte.

  • Four County Western Expansion of the Urban Growth Model

    Four County Western Expansion of the Urban Growth Model

    December 21, 2009

    UNC Charlotte Collaboration Shows 500 Percent Increase in Western NC Developed Lands since 1976 Urban Growth Model to aid planners, guide development Asheville, N.C. –What might our landscape look like...

  • Long Distance Touchtable Demostration
    Long Distance Touchtable Demostration

    Long Distance Touchtable Demostration

    December 2, 2009

    Video On November 19, team members from UNC Charlotte’s Renaissance Computing Institute (RENCI) demonstrated the Explorer TouchTable to a live audience—more than 2,700 miles away. Participants in SC09,...

  • Seminal NC urbanization study expands to Asheville, Triad and Triangle
    Seminal NC urbanization study expands to Asheville, Triad and Triangle

    Seminal NC urbanization study expands to Asheville, Triad and Triangle

    September 18, 2009

    CHARLOTTE, NC–Researchers at the Renaissance Computing Insitute (RENCI) at UNC Charlotte will expand their study of development patterns in North Carolina to rapidly-growing counties in western...

 

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