Open Source Java Data Visualization Software - Page 16

JGV is a Java applet that lets you embed movable 3D objects in web pages. Users can rotate, scale, translate, select and annotate the objects interactively. Also, JGV supports XML-based transmission of user events to the source web server over HTTP.

A set of utilities for working with the GAMESS Computational packages. Written in java to maximize cross platform use

JGraph is the most powerful, lightweight, feature-rich, and thoroughly documented open-source graph component available for Java. See the project homepage at www.jgraph.com for information and downloads.

JHeatChart is a simple Java library for generating heat map charts.

Lattices and ordered sets visualization tool

JMAT : Java MATrix tools package. Provides an easy-to-use class of matrix with MATLAB-like functions and syntax. JMAT also includes plots and histograms in 2D or 3D, an expression parser, and some statistic simulation tools.

JMatrixView is aJava/Swing matrix viewer. It works with Colt matrix implementation. It features dynamically tunable row/column resolution and has been designed for sparse matrix.

JMicroPolygon is a project to provide polygon drawing and filling facilities for J2ME (MIDP 1.0 and 2.0) without relying on extension APIs.

JOpenChart is an open source Java library and toolkit for creating different kinds of charts and embedding them into web applications or Swing applications. It further supports interpolating data and plotting mathematical functions etc. pp.

JPIV is a platform independent, graphical stand-alone application for Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) written in Java. PIV is an optical technique for measuring fluid flow velocities. JPIV moved to GitHub. Please visit us at: https://eguvep.github.io/jpiv/

JPhylo is a Java based visualization program used to display sequences of phylogenetic trees.

JPlot is a multi-purpose data plotting program for use as the graphic front-end of (scientific) software. JPlot is also available as a stand-alone application with a complete and easy-to-use graphic user interface (GUI).

JPlot is a multi-purpose data plotting program for use as the graphic front-end of (scientific) software. JPlot is also available as a stand-alone application with a complete and easy-to-use graphic user interface (GUI).

JPlotter is an open source math plotter that can draw graphs of arbitrary mathematical functions. Some of the special features are plotting of the derivatives, area calculation, plotting of directional fields of differential equations and plotting of phase and amplitude graph of complex functions.

The project purpose is to develop an application to store and analyze workout data. Workout data in terms of duration of a training session, average pulse during the session and so forth. The focus will be on endurance training.

JQHull is a Brad Barber's QHull library (http://www.qhull.org) wrapped in Java.

JRET (Java Reverse-Engineering Tool) is a program that is capable of reconstructing sequence diagrams from JUnit testsuites through dynamic analysis. It is written in Java/AspectJ and provides a GUI as well as command-line possibilities.

JSMap is a site mapping tool written in Java. It analyzes web site structures and displays the "intended" structure using tree maps.

JSatTrak is a Satellite tracking program written in Java. It allows you to predict the position of any satellite in real time or in the past or future. It uses advanced SGP4/SDP4 algorithms developed by NASA/NORAD to propagate the satellite orbits.

The JScrollDesktopPane swing component provides a virtual desktop replete with dynamic scroll bars, dynamic menus, and dynamic button shortcuts.

A documented, maintained, and easy to use java library for plotting various statistical and mathematical graphs.

JAVA based tool for easy and realtime monitoring (RTM) of data streams or groups of data streams. This tool makes it easy to monitor inherent distributed or multi-threaded applications like e.g. agent systems, financial data, logistics, RFID Systems

JSynoptic renders information graphically. It can be used as a simple graph plotter, or as a complex run-time monitoring environment. The user sets up shapes (like plots) on graphical pages, and uses data sources (ex: ASCII file) to render information.

Call me a purist, but I was never happy with the graphs produced with existing (free) Java tools. My dream package is lightweight with minimal dependencies, offers clean vector-graphics export and TeX-support for typesetting mathematical elements in axis labels, chart legends etc. This is hard (impossible?) to find and I thus decided to construct my own, mostly from existing code. This project is based on refactored versions of the popular packages 'XChart' (orig. by Tim Molter, © Knowm Inc.) and 'JLatexMath' (part of the SciLab project, derived from the JMathTeX project). Project status: experimental / incomplete / untested! Author: Wilhelm Burger (Univ. of Applied Sciences, Hagenberg, Austria) Logo by DesignContest (http://www.designcontest.com)

Simple VA18B multimeter interface. It reads data trasmitted by USB/Serial interface of VA18B multimeter and can put them into a CSV file.