TerrSet

The core set of over 300 fundamental raster-oriented tools for statistical, surface, and spatial analysis, including decision procedures and cartographic modeling.

The extensive set of procedures for remote sensing imagery, covering classification (hard and soft), image restoration, and enhancement.

Analyzes land cover change, predicts future change, and includes special tools for REDD (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation) project modeling.

Toolset for habitat assessment, landscape pattern analysis, species distribution modeling, and reserve planning.

Assesses the value of natural capital by modeling services like water purification, sediment retention, and carbon storage.

Analyzes image time series data from Earth observation satellites to identify long-term trends and recurrent patterns, often for climate studies.

A facility for modeling future climate scenarios and assessing their potential impacts on a region.

A national-level planning tool for REDD projects that quantifies and maps the economic and environmental impacts on deforestation, carbon emissions, and agricultural revenue.

A utility for file management, setting project environments (working/resource folders), reviewing metadata, and organizing data.

A graphic environment to organize and run complex analytical sequences (models) using multiple tools.

Although raster-focused, the system includes tools for importing, manipulating, and analyzing vector data (sparse compared to pure vector GIS).

Utilities to support all major file and imagery formats used in GIS and remote sensing.