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GRBL2 is a set of GAUSS programs that implement models often used in environmental valuation.

They were created mostly by Daniel Hellerstein (202 694-5613), and Joseph Cooper.

They can be used freely, but please do cite!

Obtaining and using GRBL2	Download GRBL2 (updated 15:19:00 27 Oct 2009, 7.84M). Read & follow the installation instructions Lazy or busy ... try the quick install instructions! If you don't have WINZIP, or the equivalent, you can use UNZIP.EXE (windows version) The ATOG.EXE program can be used to convert text files into GAUSS datasets (GRBL2 also contains a utility that will do this).
Requirements	GRBL2 is written in GAUSS, for versions 5.0 (and above). If you don't have GAUSS 5.0, you can use the free GAUSS run time module to run the compiled versions of the GRBL2 programs (that are included in the GRBL2 package).
Earlier verison	GRBL2, as a GAUSS 5.0 program, is designed to work under later version of Windows (2000 and XP). An earlier version, GRBL, can be used under earlier versions of GAUSS; versions that run under DOS and OS/2 (for those arcane folks out there).

This document last modified at 3:26p, on 27 Oct 2009.