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The main objective of the SmartHMA project is to develop and validate an open source operational platform architecture which implements a set of HMA standards in native Android client for access to EO Ground Segment data and services. The aim of the project is the development of a mobile application for discovery and distribution of EO data in the acceptable by tablet devices form and entirely based on OGC and HMA specifications. Implementation focuses on accessing the ESA Fedeo...

Welcome to the GeoGig project, exploring the use of distributed management of spatial data. GeoGig draws inspiration from Git, but adapts its core concepts to handle versioning of geospatial data. Users are able to import raw geospatial data (currently from Shapefiles, PostGIS or SpatiaLite) in to a repository where every change to the data is tracked. These changes can be viewed in a history, reverted to older versions, branched in to sandboxed areas, merged back in, and pushed to remote...

The Wildfire Management Tool (WMT) predicts the potential fire behavior of a wildland fire. WMT incorporates a 3D terrain viewer, the tenets of the Campbell Prediction System (CPS) and the Rothermel fire spread equations to depict fire behavior. WMT is used to adjust tactics & strategies to ensure the safety of firefighters and the effective use of firefighting resources. Requires Java 8 (included) - http://www.java.com/download

This project contains the working artifacts for the development of the Energistics Transfer Protocol. There is NO Wiki. To review documentation, clone or download the repository and look in the documentation directory. You can access on line using the [Browse Code] button.

Open-source weather database system for storage of weather/water observations, forecasts, analysis fields, and hindcasts. includes loading program for GRIB files. Visit project website (http://wdb.met.no) for further information. Please note: this project has now moved to http://wdb.met.no

The MWDB2 project is a combination of cartographic data, associated programs and Java code. Data includes coastlines, islands, lakes rivers, country and state/province boundaries. Data & code can be used on both Intel and non-Intel based computers.

MionChrom interprets ASCII data from GC-C-IRMS systems, plots it, identifies peaks and autointegrates the results. The user can manually integrate peaks with different tools. The results is reported in *.XLS, *.TXT and *.PNG. ------------------------------------------------------ MionChrom is soon to be replaced by MionMass which isn't a open sourced project.

GeoPMS is a project based full paper management system to archive, search and manage scientific papers. GeoPMS has full text search, search by author, search by title and citation import functionality direct from the PDF header, PDF text or RIS. Reference list design can be selected for each project.

The NJ toolbox (njTBX) is a matlab object API, built on top of Unidata's Netcdf-Java API to facilitate netCDF model data manipulation. Development of njTBX is a part of 'An Open-Source Community Model for Coastal Sediment Transport' project.

A software to store, (PUT) meteorological data from complex free form text format to databases and and GET stored (and already loaded) data from databases using OPeNDAP protocol. Written using Java6, XSD, and C++. It support OPeNDAP clients thanks to

SPIDR (Space Physics Interactive Data Resource) is a distributed database and application server network, built to select, visualize and model historical space weather data. SPIDR is a web-application and a grid of data mining web-services.

netcdf-tools is a set of tools for creating netCDF files. It supports command line use on both Windows and Unix as well as use directly as a Java library. Written by CSIRO Australia and funded by the ANDS Australian Research Data Commons Project

Code for the SALAMANDER environmental sensor project. SALAMANDERs are wireless motes (Crossbow TelosB with MSP430 processor) with a string of sensors attached. Mote code is in nesC. DataGetter java code enables mobile phones to collect sensor data.

The aim of the project is the creation of an multiuser, webenabled, datahandling, processing and visualisation tool for engineering data from the real word - with Datacollection, Charting, Mapping, Alerting, Messaging and Reporting capabilities .....

Geo Sus is a software suit for use with the Bartington MS2 magnetic susceptibility meter. It was developed for the Victoria University Wellington Geophysics department to help out in their work. Created by team Geodudes in SWEN302 T2 2009

ESSE is a flexible, efficient and easy to use search engine for data mining in environmental data archives. ESSE will help you find useful data even if you don't know exactly what you are looking for.

GDS is a project to check generic measured earth science data. It is also an interactive database management system to store all data in MySQL-DB. GDS rules as project based management system with unlimited stations. Each station manages 20 sensors.

Weatherlib is a Java library providing weather support for your application. It is able to retrieve weather informations from the net and to rearrange them in a object data structure. All of gathered data is reachable through a Java bean-like interface.

Metaquokka is a highly configurable xml editor, currently available as Gridsphere portlet. Besides the default format, there is suppoert for ESysXML, a simulation description scheme for a geodynamics framework. Supports Generic Mapping Tools rudimentary.

Jpowder, http://www.jpowder.org, is a Java viewer of powder diffraction data, and is a collaborative project between the ISIS Facility of the STFC and the E-Learning and Software Develepment Unit of the Kasem Bundit University.

A project to display the health of local environment on maps. Environmental data from mobile phones uploaded to a website will display CO2, VOC's, Temp. & atmospheric data & particulates. Anonymous climate data will be publicly available.

This is a project designed to allow collaboration to build good, free software to poll, store, and present data obtained from different models of weather stations.