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Dicom Image Reader is opensource medical image viewer built with JavaScript, HTML5, NodeJS and Electron framework. It can load data in DICOM format (single image dcm) and provides standard tools for its manipulation such as contrast, zoom, drag, possibility to draw regions on top of the image and imaging filters such as threshold and sharpening. It is based DWV JavaScript opensource library. =============== Requirements: - Processor: Intel Pentium 4 processor or later that's SSE2...

Have You ever wondered what would be like the weirdest Grand Theft Auto clone ever made? Well, we are pretty close with the FalansterCity3D urban environment rendering-engine where You can also drive the cars in the city. And moreover, it's a browser-game, so it runs instantly in any internet-browser. Why not try it directly at the link below? http://nerdofalgorithms.altervista.org/secondary_pages/page_11.php Even on smarthones or whatever, as long as it has a browser and sufficient CPU-speed. Whereas the CPU requirements are actually very low. ...

...I am an algorithmist, not a game developer: so it was hard for me to put this togather. But I did this tribute to videogames. Have lots of fun! KEYS: mouse: primary camera control arrows: drive vehicle ; SHIFT: turbo ; TAB: change car. o: change camera ; 1,2: zoom-in/out ; 3,4 : horizontal and vertical camera placement (internal view) u: respawn car c,v,f,r :secondary camera control. 8,9:plane drv

[OBSOLETE, check Github repository: https://github.com/LBT-CNRS/MDDriver) MDDriver is a library allowing a user to easily couple molecular visualisation tools with simulation code through a network. It allows to carry out interactive molecular dynamics, visualize simulation results and drive a simulation in interactive time.

CLIChart is for quick summarising and visualisation of data, especially from system logs. It extracts summary data from text files, and generates simple charts from tabular data on the command line (CLI). Charts can be displayed in a window or saved.

To overcome current limitations in published MS data accessibility, we introduce a browser-based spectrum viewer that aims to allow exploration of alternative interpretations for MS spectra and additionally: can be operated by non-specialists, is open source, can be integrated into other software, gives appropriate publication-quality output. Spectrum Viewer is implemented totally on the client side using XHTML for menus and dialogs, SVG for spectrum and peptide display, and Javascript to drive functionality. It comprises 3 parts: (1) the core Spectrum Viewer displays peptide-spectrum matches and implements zooming, mouse-over peaks to highlight matching parts of peptide, mouse-over parts of peptide to highlight matching peaks, export SVG, and API; (2) the Auxiliary Annotator matches peptide to spectrum for given parameters and prepares the data for the Viewer; (3) these reside on a web page that provides the user control over peptides, spectra and other parameters e.g. linker mass.

Simulates a city grid of streets, intersections and traffic signals. It supports 8 phases with overlaps, right and left hand drive, turnouts, permitted left and right on red, density and semi-actuation and help screens for every panel.