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Java Inventor is a Java interface to Open Inventor. Open Inventor (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/inventor/) is a popular API for developers of 3D applications. Java Inventor uses the Java Native Interface (JNI) to access the Open Inventor C++ libraries.
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FEVal, the Finite Element Evaluator written in Python, provides easy conversion for many Finite Element data formats (both binary and ascii). Mesh modification is very easy. Values of model results can be accessed given coordinates in physical space.
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This is a Road/Street mapping program which will implement full street address to street address routing, similar in functionality to the well-known street atlas programs.
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LinSAP is a cross platform, user-friendly, interactive structural analysis program designed to be used by civil engineers. It focuses on constructional analysis using matrix method to find forces at the connections and display the results
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Atavi is an interactive genealogical data visualization tool. It uses XSLT to transform XML data into SVG (Scable Vector Graphics) images. Deploy it as a Java servlet and explore visualizations from a browser that supports SVG. GEDCOM import is planned.
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A UML-based spec (implemented in Java and soon in C++) for managing geometric/geographic objects. See <a href="http://geobject.org">geobject.org</a> (<a href="http://geobject.org/GeobjectPublicLicenseV1_0.htm">Geobject Public License 1.0</a>)
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Coding convenient Aero & Astro functions into one easy to use package. From rocket engine design, to flight and space dynamics.
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A tool to visualize interactively huge amounts of eventdata. Uses an innovative hierarchical zoomlens scaling from quarters down to 50 ms.
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MongoDB Atlas runs apps anywhereMongoDB Atlas gives you the freedom to build and run modern applications anywhere—across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. With global availability in over 115 regions, Atlas lets you deploy close to your users, meet compliance needs, and scale with confidence across any geography.
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The NetVis Module is a free open source web-based tool designed to simulate, analyze, and visualize social networks using data from csv files, online surveys, and geographically dispersed work teams. Built using php, mysql, and java for visualization.
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ThunderGraph is another java charting library intended to draw 2D graphs. Additionally, it contains a package that presents a live component implementing zoomable, scrollable and 'hintable' graph. Written for JDK 1.1+, it may be used in MS IE applets.
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jChart is a free Java library for drawing complex business & scientific charts. It may be used in Java applications and applets as a Swing-like GUI component, and also in servlets to publish the charts on the Web in several formats.
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JViz is a prototype 3d visualization application that was created to help beginning Java programmers understand the structure, design and coding habits of their Java programs, and which parts of their programs need the most improvement.
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Animaniac is an animation system. Flexible like STL, templates everywhere. Animaniac provides physics and keyframe animation methods.
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A java based digital logic simulator, designed to be used as an educational tool. uses a GUI to allow users to quickly and easily create and visualise circuits from simple components. User can create custom components
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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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Strip Charts for GtkPlot provides a set of GTK widgets for creating strip plots of numeric data. Horizontal 'strips' of data are ganged; supports multiple color-changing limit (alarm) lines, multiple scrollable cursors (with callbacks).
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Height Map Editor is a program meant for editing, generating and manipulating height maps (terrains) that can be used in terrain rendering engines, or even as clouds.
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libgtk3dcanvas is a Gtk set of widgets to build easily simple 3D scene render engines. You can add items (balls, stick, polygone, ...) like on libgnomecanvas, and then, you can declare several camera (OpenGL, Direct3d...) to render it.
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Forge of Eternity is being reborn as a heightfield editor, and other functionality will be worried about when it is working ;)
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OpenLabel is a label placement tool and decluttering algorithm for OpenMap. Labels are placed in full conformance with applicable cartographic specifications and conventions - without overlap or ambiguity.
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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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Mandel is a command-line program for generating Mandelbrot set fractals - support for Julia sets is coming soon. Output is in the form of 8 bit greyscale Device Independent Bitmaps, which can be readily viewed with many common graphics programs.
