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Euler Pole Calculator (EPC)
A Matlab software to estimate Euler pole parameters
The EPC software calculates velocities for any points located on the earth’s surface given the Euler pole parameters and estimates the Euler pole parameters given the observed velocities of a set of sites located on a tectonic plate. Since version 2, the software is able to estimate or apply the Plate Translation Rates, as well. Please cite one of the following papers when you use the software: - Goudarzi, M A, Cocard, M, and Santerre, R. 2014."EPC: Matlab Software to Estimate Euler... -
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MF-OWHM | MODFLOW OWHM
Simulation, analysis, and management of the movement of water
This page is kept for those that want to use the legacy v1 version. For current download, source, and information please go to: https://code.usgs.gov/modflow/mf-owhm ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The One-Water Hydrologic Flow Model (MODFLOW-OWHM, One-Water) is an integrated hydrologic flow (IHM) model that is an enhanced fusion of multiple MODFLOW (MF) versions. While maintaining compatibility with... -
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On December 8, 2009 the UK Met Office released records of worldwide land surface temperature readings. This project analyzes these records and produces output files that can be read by gnuplot and Google Earth to show temperature trends.
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