Consume Downloads
Consume 3.0 | Consume 2.1 | Consume 1.0
Consume 3.0
Downloading and Installing Software
Part I: Consume Software
Consume 3.0 Software Download -- The file
is named setup.msi [23.2 MB***]
Part II: Additional Microsoft Software
If your computer does not have Microsoft .NET Framework already
installed, you must also install these files (see Installation Instructions).
Microsoft
End User License Agreement [.pdf 55 kb]
Microsoft .NET Framework v. 1.1 [.exe
23.6 MB]
Microsoft Visual J# v. 1.1 [.exe 6.7
MB]
User Guide and Additional Instructions
- Consume 3.0 Batch Mode [.zip] Batch mode is temporarily unavailable
- Python Cod -- If you're coding Consume into another program, there is a Python version of the code that can be found on Google Code.This was not posted, and was not reviewed by, the FERA research team.
*** If the file you downloaded is not approximately 23.2 MB, it will not install properly. Save the file a second time, and check the file size.
If you're coding Consume into another program, there is a Python version of the code that can be found on Google Code.This was not posted, and was not reviewed by, the FERA research team.
Known Bugs
April 15, 2009- One user changed a project name to include a forward slash (\) in it, and inadvertently removed the navigation tree from view. This can be salvaged; please contact Susan Prichard for assistance. Susan Prichard, Research Scientist and Consume Manager,
(509) 341-4493, sprich@u.washington.edu.
January 20, 2011 -- The feature that saves reports as .pdf documents does not work. They may continue to be exported as Excel, Word, or Rich Text Format files. Saving graphs as .pdf files continues to work.
Consume 2.1
Consume 2.1 Software Download (self-executable
.exe file)(17mb)
Consume 2.1 User's Guide (.doc
)(936 kb)
Consume 1.0
Version 1.0 is quite old (1993) and is DOS-based. To obtain a
copy of the older CONSUME 1.0 software, contact the Pacific Wildland
Fire Sciences Laboratory, 400 N 34th Street, Suite 201, Seattle,
WA 98103, (206)732-7800 or via
email.
Bibliographic Reference
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