Miradi

Miradi is an open source tool that supports the adaptive management cycle – from conceptualization, to planning, implementation, analysis, and learning – in conservation projects. It enables conservation teams to follow best practices like the Open Standards for the Practice of Conservation in the design and long-term management of projects. Miradi helps teams conceptualize and organize the planning process by developing conceptual models and result chains with threat levels, targets, and indicators. It then generates strategic plans, work plans, and project reports to facilitate project implementation, analysis, and learning in accordance with standards. A step-by-step wizard guides users through the adaptive management process.

URL

https://miradi.org/ (External Link)

For Application Domains

Natural Resource Management

Decision Problem Types Targeted

Envisioning

Resources Allocation

Schedule

Status Assessment

Domain Knowledge Modeling Area

Conservation Of Biodiversity

Planning And Decision Process Phases/Steps Served

Create Action Plan

Design Requirement Development

Document Plan

Establish Implementation And Effectiveness Metrics

Monitoring

Objective Definition

Performance Target Checking

Plan Review And Evaluation

Problem Definition

Process Mapping; Agenda

Reporting

Risk Analysis

Systems Functional Components

Report Generation

User Interface

Output Type

Table

Text Document

Supports Multi Spatial Scale Analysis

False ^^ Http://Www.W3.Org/2001/Xmlschema#Boolean

Platform

Mac

Windows 7

Windows Vista

Windows XP

Description Of System Components

Miradi

Web Enabled

False ^^ Http://Www.W3.Org/2001/Xmlschema#Boolean

Scientific Expertise Level Required

Some Scientific Background

Online Download Available

True ^^ Http://Www.W3.Org/2001/Xmlschema#Boolean

Developer Assistance Needed For Installation/Configuration

False ^^ Http://Www.W3.Org/2001/Xmlschema#Boolean

Development Status

Regularly Distributed

Tool Maker

Benetech

Conservation Measures Partnership (CMP)

Information Source

Conservation Measures Partnership (CMP)

Contact Email

info@miradi.org

Contributor

Brendan Harmon

Parent Categories

Aspatial Decision Support Systems

Software Tools And Models - All

Editor

Naicong Li

First Created

8/5/2011

Model Type

Evaluative Models

Software Type

Aspatial Decision Support Systems

Decision Process Activity Types Served

Condition Analysis And Assessment

Plan Implementation, Monitoring, Performance Evaluation

Project Management

Graphical Ontology Browser

  • Click on a node to jump to the content of that node
  • Pan to see the rest of the graph
  • Scroll the mousewheel up and down to zoom in and out
  • Rearrange the nodes in the graph by dragging a node to a different position

References

IntroductionPlanning/Decision ContextPlanning And Spatial Decision ProcessSpatial Planning And Decision Problem TypesMethods And Techniques
methods and techniques; methodology
TechnologyData And Domain KnowledgePeople And ParticipationResources