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The General Mission Analysis Tool (GMAT) is an open-source tool for space mission design and navigation. GMAT is developed by a team of NASA, private industry, and public and private contributors. The GMAT development team is pleased to announce the release of GMAT version R2025a. For a complete list of new features, compatibility changes, and bug fixes, see the R2025a Release Notes in the Users Guide.

A general flow visualization Matlab toolbox for image processing of some common planar/surface visualization techniques from PLIF (Planar laser induce fluorescence) for tracer distribution, BOS (background oriented Schlieren) for density, TSLC (Temperature sensitive liquid crystal) for thermal and PSP (Pressure sensitive paint) pressure distribution measurement. This work is part of author's PhD study, under Dr S. Zhong @ the University of Manchester's supervision, guidance and support. Both GUI and command line interface are provided for newbie and advanced user. Image can be processed into contour image, matlab mat and tecplot data. This toolbox can be conveniently extended for 2D image processing in other disciplines, for example, surface stress measurement, inferred thermograph, PIV. See developer guide for HOWTO. * example project.mat and calib.mat use abs path will not work for you directly. pl. rebuild yours according to my youtube tutorial

This MATLAB-based program enables analysis of AFM images. In particular, it allows the user to measure the volume of all distinguishable features in an image and to isolate and sort those particles. As the name implies, LAVA uses Lloyd's Algorithm, also known as k-means sorting, to identify a small set of volumes representative of the actual distribution of particle in the image. Although developed for determining feature volume, LAVA is also completely compatible with other types of...

Matlab tool for plotting multi-channel biomedical signals. It is designed for researchers on both engineering and medicine who have to collaborate to visualize and analyze signals. It is the ideal tool to plot electroencephalogram (EEG), Foetal Heart Rate (FHR) and many other signals with the standard tools used in clinical routine.

CDS plots and analyzes output from numerical climate models. It is capable of comparing climate model simulations and/or observational data. It consists mostly of a series of MathWorks Matlab language scripts and reads data in NetCDF format.

This script fills in a two dimensional surface with an unbroken, non-overlapping path. The path direction is random, so one can imaging a chess board filled with dominos, with the constraint that the layout of the dominos is complete (board is filled) an