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Visualization System is a server application for presenting and manipulating XML-based adapted multimedia data, useful eg. in mobile environement. It is component based framework for additional modules developement.
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FreeFS is an implementation of the OpenGIS Consortium's Web Feature Server v0.0.14 (WFS) specification. FreeFS is intended to serve as a free, fast, intuitive, and comprehensive geographic vector data translator for geographic 'web service' applications.
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Charts Library and Visual Environment. Free software for scientific and business charts generation. Converts data flows into well-designed images. Suitable for web, reports, presentations and applications development. Based on its own CHD format.
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Shows the result of a traceroute on a map. Location obtained either in local database or from the netgeo server
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DISCONTINUED SimSimSim offers help for writing simulation-like programs, by taking care of mundane issues such as managing the display window, 3D rendering (X, OpenGL, etc), simulation control (start/stop), random number generation, settings, message l
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MetriVis is a client/server toolkit developed at the ETH Zurich. It's main purpose is to plot Netflow data (network flow information) on a webclient using an xy graph. It may be used to visualize any xy data. It has a Google-Maps style user interface.
