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Welcome to the GRASS GIS Users Wiki GRASS GIS is a Geographic Information System used for geospatial data management and analysis, image processing, graphics/map production, spatial modeling, and visualization. On this Wiki, you can get and contribute to GRASS related information, documents and community provided add-ons programs. To edit here, you need to register and login first (see top right link). For GRASS at a glance, see core features. For usage examples, see the screenshots gallery and Applications. What's hot: Now: Google Summer of Code 2013 Coming in July: GRASS Community Sprint Prague 2013 Soon: GRASS 6.4.3 is almost ready! • download the release candidate, help spot bugs Soon: List of new features in GRASS GIS 7 (please help testing) Try the Quick wxGUI tutorial Temporal support and other new Initiatives New bar scales and north arrows User Documentation and Support GRASS Help and Getting Started In depth GRASS Documentation Installation Guide for precompiled binaries FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions Applications - use cases of GRASS in various disciplines wxGUI - Graphical User Interface based on wxPython Community GRASS Community: Getting in touch Research applications: What people are doing with GRASS Migrating to GRASS GRASS Blogger Get involved: Project jobs RSS feed of recent changes of this Wiki Have a look at the GRASS GIS users worldwide GRASS GIS User Online. If you operate a GRASS GIS installation, you are welcome to enter your user data there. Translate this Wiki

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