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TouchGraph provides a set of interfaces for graph visualization using force-based layout and focus+context techniques. For now only older code is available, but we are planning to release new versions as well.
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NovaGrid is a light spreadsheet made with Python / Tkinter, based on Tktable. The objective of this project is to have a light spreasheet python object which can be used into larger projects. The code is totaly written in Python (actualy 2.2.2).
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The MathForge Application Environment provides users a broad range of Java-based math tools (calculation, visualization, presentation and communication via MathML) and allows developers to leverage existing code while extending MathForge.
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Trafix is an animated, open source road traffic simulator which simulates cars, trucks and buses. The vehicles are animated and display using X windows. The code is written in C++. Input road files are created graphically using Xfig.
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physicslib:- A library of rigid body physics routines and demos, designed for use in VR and entertainment applications. With tutorial style documentation intended to explain the concepts used in the code.
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SimGear is a set of open-source libraries designed to be used as building blocks for quickly assembling 3d simulations, games, and visualization applications. SimGear is a relatively new project, and while quite a bit of code has been written as par
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A code toolkit for collecting usability data on the web. Tools range from an entirely client side solution for measuring scrolling and render time to a hybrid solution logging user activity every 200 milliseonds. Currently IE only.
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OlsenRoutes is a software environment with a powerful difference. It provides online users with a library of statistical tools and access to Olsen's database (1985 through today) of tick-by-tick foreign exchange trading prices.
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A very flexible and extendable Java layout engine that uses XML to render Java user interface components and separate the data model from visualization.
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Program to visualize experimental spectra with limited editing capabilities. Download the software from CVS (see Code/CVS in the menu).
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A basic simulation of aircraft emergency evacuation developed in CELL-DEVS using the CD++ Toolkit. A python script was then adapted to visualize this project in Blender. Code on SVN only at this time.
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Synesketch is a software library with synesthetic abilities, made for Processing digital artists. Its code serves as a medium between words, emotions, and images. Synesketch homepage: http://synesketch.krcadinac.com
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NecJGui is an antennas design tool, interface for Numerical Electromagnetic Code. It allows easily making NEC input files, and viewing them in 3D. It also contains a version of the simulator, so it's complete IDE for full-wave EM simulation.
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** IMPORTANT NOTICE ** 10 Feb 2006 Code is being moved to the SMI subversion repository (http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/owl/trunk/) Project will continue to be open source. ProtegeOWL info at: http://protege.stanford.edu/overview/protege-owl.html