Open Source Perl Earth Sciences Software

gputils is a collection of tools for Microchip PIC microcontrollers. Its goal is to be fully compatible with Microchip's tools, MPASM, MPLINK, and MPLIB.

The netCDF Operators, or NCO, are a suite of file operators which facilitate manipulation and analysis of self-describing data stored in the (freely available) netCDF and HDF formats. Volunteers welcome! See homepage for details and download links.

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

metaf2xml can download, parse and decode aviation routine weather reports (METAR, SPECI, SAO), aerodrome forecasts (TAF), synoptic observations (SYNOP), observations from buoys (BUOY) and meteorological reports from aircrafts (AMDAR). Data can also be taken from decoded BUFR messages. The extracted data can be written as XML or passed to a user-defined function (all done in Perl). It also provides XSLT style sheets to convert the XML to plain language (text, HTML), or XML with different schemas. A web-based (CGI) user interface can be used to download and display up-to-date weather data from NOAA, Ogimet, and other sources.

Depth Conversion uncertainty analysis for the oil and gas industry. Incorporates cross-validation and multiple iterations.

APEX Tools is a collection of utilities used in conjunction with the processing of airborne hyperspectral data developed for the ESA-Prodex supported Airborne Prism EXperiment (APEX).

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.

PGM Server is a database abstraction layer and information exchange broker for the Pocket GPS Manager (PGM) project, with a service-oriented public interface using a classic CGI-based approach.

PRay stands for 'Plot Rayinvr' and is a graphical user interface for the ray-tracing software rayinvr (Zelt & Smith, 1992). In principle it can also be used as viewer for seismic traveltime data from other software like tomo2D. Zelt, C. A. and Smith, R. B., 1992, Seismic traveltime inversion for 2-D crustal velocity structure, Geophysical Journal International, 108(1), 16--34, 10.1111/j.1365-246X.1992.tb00836.x SYSTEM/USER REQUIREMENTS: - Linux/Mac OS X - You do need to be familiar with command line operations. - a running rayinvr installation DOWNLOAD AND INSTALLATION: Please use the svn repository to download the code: svn checkout svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/pray-plot-rayinvr/code/trunk/ path/to/your/installation To install follow the instructions in the downloaded file 'install.readme'

The Simple, Scalable, Script-based Science Processor for Measurements (S4PM) is a system for highly automated processing of science data, scalable up to large processing systems and scalable down to small, special-purpose processing strings.

Weather Research and Forecast Model

A small web application able to generate dynamic charts from data collected by our personal weather station ( like WH-1080 and others ).