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...It was developed at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory for modeling stellar coronagraphs, but it can be applied to other optical systems were diffraction propagation is of concern. It is currently available for IDL (Interactive Data Language), Matlab and Python (3.x). It includes routines for generating complex apertures and obscurations and aberrations (Zernike & PSD-defined). It includes a model of a deformable mirror for wavefront control. The routines perform near and far field propagation with automatic selection of propagators. The latest version is v3.3.1 (IDL & Matlab) and v3.3.4 (Python). ...

p3d is a general data-reduction tool for use with fiber-fed integral-field spectrographs (IFSs); although, the spectrum viewer works with spectrum data cubes of any origin. The tool is built about the proprietary software IDL (Harris/EXELIS; see http://www.harrisgeospatial.com), but can be used without any license. Most slowly running loops are implemented in parallelized C (OpenMP).

Scanning and tomographic X-ray Powder Diffraction data processing.

...Draft creation tools: Line, Poly Line, Arc, Spline, Circle, Ellipse, Rectangle, Regular Polygon. 2. Primitive Solid creation tools: Box, Cone, Truncated Cone, Cylinder, Sphere, Torus, Wedge, Truncated Wedge, Pyramid, Truncated Pyramid. 3. Sweep modeling tools: Extrude, Revolve, Loft, Pipe, Path 4. Boolean operation tools: Intersect, Subtract, Union, Xor, Fuse 5. Transform tools: Move, Rotate, Mirror, Scale

The software can be used to co-localize spots in 2 or 3 movies containing single molecule fluorescence data with surface immobilized molecules. If movies are taken on more than 1 camera, offset files can be made and then used to warp one of the movies (or two of the movies if working with three). Time traces for identified spot triples and pairs can be subsequently viewed. The software was created at the University of Colorado Boulder by James Goodrich, with the help of Abigail Horn and Jennifer Kugel.

A bunch of miscillaneous scientific simulation projects not important enough to have their own project. Includes Gaspard-Rice chaotic scattering simulation, sea ice emissivity modelling, IDL library and any others I create or find kicking around.

FRSH/FORB is a contract-based resource reservation framework for distributed real-time applications.

This is a set of spectral models for use in the astronomical X-ray spectral modeling program XSPEC. The models calculate X-ray emission line Doppler profiles from the winds of OB stars.

XPSEDAPI is a cross-platform (programming language agnostic) definition of an application programming interface for working with and manipulating SED-ML documents. Interfaces are defined in Interface Definition Language (IDL) with full documentation.

Funambol Mozilla Plugin is a Mozilla plugin that allows to sync calendar(s) and addressbook between Mozilla and the Funambol server. This project is migrated to the new Funambol Forge: https://mozilla-plugin.forge.funambol.org/

RUNES is a cross-platform, component-based middleware framework allowing for dynamic reconfiguration of functionality. Its lightweight implementation spans powerful nodes like PDAs and PCs, as well as tiny embedded devices.

Powder3D_IP integrates two-dimensional powder diffraction images to a one dimensional histogram or diffraction pattern. Advanced filters enable the integration of otherwise very problematic images. Functions to calibrate images are included.

The Intelcities project aims at developing an information-integrated system known as the “e-City Platform ”. This platform will provide “inter-operable” services to citizens and businesses in the domain of e-Governance.

CometCube - software that used to analyze datacube(FIT format) obtained from radio telescope. This project is using IDL evironment and language.

OneSource wants to be a play ground where previously incompatible technologies come together. The first release will concentrate on Compilation of core Microsoft libraries MFC/ATL/WTL/COM with GCC and other standard compilers, on Windows and/or Winelib.

Contains tools and executables for performing isoline retrieval as described in the paper: Peter Mills (2009) "Isoline retrieval: An optimal method for validation of advected contours." Computers & Geoscience, 35 (11); 2020-2031.