Here is the direct message from Mr. Marcos Nino-Ruiz:
"I cordially invite you to participate in a research project: Climate change in context: Geospatial awareness of land use allocation. If you agree to participate, you will be using some internet tools to explore a land allocation process having consideration for future projections of climate and their influence on land suitability. This experiment has been approved by the Human Ethics Sub-Committee (HESC), the University of Melbourne. Please read the plain language statement of the project before participating in the experiment. To access the experiment proceed to the web site (best experience if you use Internet Explorer 8):
http://ccviz.sli.unimelb.edu.au/
Your time and efforts are greatly appreciated! At the end of the last section, if you want you may leave your email to participate in the raffle of four iTunes store gift cards of AUD$25 each (optional). Should you have any questions, please contact:"
Mr Marcos Nino-Ruiz
Phone: +61 3 8344 9184
Email: m.ninoruiz@pgrad.unimelb.edu.au
"I cordially invite you to participate in a research project: Climate change in context: Geospatial awareness of land use allocation. If you agree to participate, you will be using some internet tools to explore a land allocation process having consideration for future projections of climate and their influence on land suitability. This experiment has been approved by the Human Ethics Sub-Committee (HESC), the University of Melbourne. Please read the plain language statement of the project before participating in the experiment. To access the experiment proceed to the web site (best experience if you use Internet Explorer 8):
http://ccviz.sli.unimelb.edu.au/
Your time and efforts are greatly appreciated! At the end of the last section, if you want you may leave your email to participate in the raffle of four iTunes store gift cards of AUD$25 each (optional). Should you have any questions, please contact:"
Mr Marcos Nino-Ruiz
Phone: +61 3 8344 9184
Email: m.ninoruiz@pgrad.unimelb.edu.au
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