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The LabLog is a free tool to document projects running in a lab and to manage experimentally obtained data and its metadata. LabLog interfaces to a mySQL database that stores this information. Allows easy searching and retrieval of once recorded data.
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Electronic Logbook with Web interface. Good for personal and shared logbooks. Supports attachments, arbitrary logbook attributes and search facilities.
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FliPS is a Flight Protocol Software (flight logbook regarding JAR-FCL) for Windows. FliPS is based on (and therefore 100% compatible with) Version 1.09 Alpha3 of the project "FluPP".
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GOSPEL is a web/standalone application for private pilots (PPL) flight records management... and more.
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The goal of this project is to develop a flexible and easy to use dive logbook for Palm OS based PDA. The advantages of the old paper logbook should be combined with the power of a computer.
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The Skydiver's Online Logbook is a feature rich way to inventorize your skydives. It has a database driven backend, which allows you to do lots of interesting queries and basically datamine your logbook, and those of other people using the logbook.
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