ENVI combines advanced spectral image processing and proven geospatial analysis technology with a modern, user-friendly interface and processing and analysis tools to help users extract meaningful information from images. What is it for? ENVI (Environment for Visualizing Images) is software for processing and analysing geospatial imagery. The University's IT Service Desk does not offer support on this software on personal devices.Your tutor can offer you support if they have asked you to use the software.For support contact options, please visit:.To access FAQs, KB articles, support forums and more, please visit.Full terms of use are available at time of download.
You may install and use one copy only, at any time. General Terms of Use: You must be a current enrolled student at Sheffield Hallam. Need help installing? See our helpful installation guide. Please visit and confirm your student email address to access the install. So, how can I get it? SHU have purchased a site licence to enable students to download the software on home equipment. The University's current version is 16.0. Features include chemical warnings, customized arrow tools, structure perspective tool and stereochemistry. ChemDraw can be used for chemical drawing, publication, and query preparation. What is it for? ChemDraw is the industry standard software used by scientists worldwide to draw accurate, chemically-aware structures for use in database queries, preparation of publication-quality graphics, and entry for modelling and other programs that require an electronic description of molecules and reactions. The University's IT Service Desk can help with some installation issues.If your tutor has asked you to use this software, they are your first line of support.
It is for personal and educational use only and must not be used for commercial or financial gain. The licence is for a year and each extra year required must be requested again. General Terms of Use: You must be a current student. So, how can I get it? Contact IT Service Desk As licences are limited, priority will be given to those studying on GIS courses. You can use this link to check if your PC can run it. It is used for creating and using maps, compiling geographic data, analysing mapped information and more. What is this? ArcGIS is a Geographical Information System for working with maps and geographic information. Who is this suitable for? This software is for students studying modules with geographical components.
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