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Weather Office is a PHP frontend for the database created by open2300 for the WS2300 Weather station ("Matrix"). For a demonstration visit http://wetter.homeunix.net
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Tellervo
Dendrochronological sample measurement, curation and analysis program
Tellervo enables users to measure, curate and analyse dendrochronological samples. It has a server/client architecture enabling users to collaborate within and between laboratories. -
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phpBathymetry
Using PHP-CLI to parse NMEA data to generate depth maps with GD
Using PHP-CLI to parse NMEA data to generate depth maps with GD. As fishing is a passion of mine,and it got me to consider using the NMEA formatted data output from my Lowrance 5-DSI Elite to generate a bathymetric map of the lake at my cottage. It is currently very crude, just a bunch of CLI scripts that record NMEA data, and the other parses the stored data and builds a depth, water temperature and sample frequency map. -
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Exows extends the capabilities of the OWS (OGC Web Services). It enables the multilingualism functionalities for OWS (INSPIRE compliant) and allows complex features schemas for WFS and WMS getFeatureInfo (GML). It was developed by BRGM in OneGeology and was continued by BRGM in EUROGEOSS.
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Platform providing the support for Wireless Sensor Networks in the domain of Natural Hazards as a Service. The objective of the WSN platform is monitoring the behaviour of rockfall barriers, rockfall netting, rock sheds and other protection systems
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WeatherNET is a software projected devoted to the formation of an open source weather forecasting suite. The primary goal is to produce a product that even professionals would use, although our audience are amateur weather forecasters.
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phpTaxonomy is aimed at providing a framework for presenting web-based lists of species and their organisational structure along with text descriptions and images aiding in the identification of these species. Inluding online administration module.
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A PHP 5 class that allows users to parse the National Weather Service's XML current observation feeds. DEVELOPMENT SUSPENDED
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The Php Geochemical Database is designed to store geochemical data in a client/server architecture. This project is developed inside the Department of Earth Science (University of Florence)
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Weather Manager is a content management system focused on weather. You will be able to run sites like Weather.com and Accuweather.com. Version 2 will be extensible with modules and themes. It will come with a set of modules and a valid XHTML theme.
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Obs-dm aims to provide a robust and reliable way to collect, analyze, and share observational data. It is being designed for extendability into other areas such as fisheries and habitat science.
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