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BaikalDB is a distributed enhanced structured database system. It supports sequential and randomized real-time read/write of structural data in a petabytes-scale. BaikalDB is compatible with MySQL protocol and it supports MySQL-style SQL dialect, by which users can migrate their data storage from MySQL to BaikalDB seamlessly. BaikalDB internally provides projections, filter operators (corresponding with SQL WHERE or HAVING clause), aggregation operators (corresponding with GROPY BY clause) and sort operators (corresponding with SQL ORDER BY), with which users can fulfill their complex and time-critical analytical and transactional requirement by writing SQL statements. ...

...Delays are published by train companies, but only the current day is available. Open Delays intends to gather this data in the longer term, so users can have a statistical vision on the train they use, and control and identify structural problems in train exploitation. This also allows to know for example if the train you are stepping in had 15mn delay in 30% of the cases : if you have this kind of information, you know you will have probably a delay.

DB Differ is a tool and a half implemented GUI that computes structural differences between databases servers (schema, tables, table columns, permissions, indexes and others).

This tool is a Java solution for managing structural changes to database schemas. It is based on Active Record migrations in Ruby on Rails. Check out documentation under construction on http://migrator.sourceforge.net

PSIMAP is the Protein Structural Interactome MAP, a map of all the domain level protein-protein interactions in the Protein Data Bank (PDB). PSIsoft is an archive of the software used to generate and analyse PSIMAP.

EmbedDB is a set of simple APIs for interacting with embedded databases in an intuitive fashion. It aims to implement each language binding in an identical way, enforcing binary compatibility, and leveraging the host language's standard structural types

HalX is a LIMS (Laboratory Information Management System). It is meant to be able to keep track of all the experimental details of any type of biochemical, molecular biology or structural biology experiment (but not all are available now...)

Vanilla is a system based on content management and structural linking. You can build a site with multiple departements, and have them behave like they are autonomus websites. You can embed external scripts easily, manage multiple languages.

Biological research groups need to store and analyze large amounts of diverse data. LISA (LabInfoSystem:) stores this information in an easily accessible customizable web-based database. LISA requires PHP4 and MySQL. Keywords: Structural Biology, Genomics