Search Results for "information system"

GPLIGC is a program for analysis and 3D visualization of GPS tracklogs (in igc format) as recorded by flight data recorders used by glider pilots.

scriptLattes is an open-source system to create academic reports of groups based on curricula vitae of the Brazilian Lattes Database.

VisualNMS is a network management system with powerful visualisation features due to its vectorial based rendering (SVG). It is built using perl, javascript, SVG, HTML. It includes Layer 2 autodiscovery based on LLDP and other discovery protocols (Cisco's CDP, Extreme Networks' EDP, etc.). Other features include: real time SVG graphs on links, web2cli engine (AJAX to Telnet/CLI), editable maps, auto layout (based esentially on GraphViz), VLAN mapping (work in progress) based on SNMP.

ActiveGEM contains a set of perl/Tk graphical interfaces for the GEMPAK meteorological diagnostics and plotting package. These research-oriented interfaces provide easy access to low-level GEMPAK functions and allow for the maximum possible flexibility.

This project aims to develop a cross platform environment for utilisation of various open source and freely available molecular dynamics and bioinformatics tools. Some extra features are included such as protein hydrophobicity and hydrophilicity plots.

Set of tools and libs for managing structured data in a very flexible way: Imp./Exp. ASCII, XML, SQL, PS, Tex/LaTex, RTF GUI: X-Windows, MS-Windows Interface to C++, DBs, Perl, PHP, Java, TCP/IP LISP-like interpreter written in C++ using C-LIB

GEOSS: Gene Expression Open Source System (used to be called Genex Va) GEOSS is a secure, multiuser, gene expression database and analysis package. GEOSS is distinguished by a well developed web based user interface, and analysis/reporting.

PentaPlot: A Software Tool for the Illustration of Genome Mosaicism

froi (FS-FAST ROI) is a suite of Perl scripts and modules to provide easy slice-, volume-, and surface-based ROI analysis of functional MRI (fMRI) data analyzed by FS-FAST and Freesurfer (http://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu).