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gml4gtk
small console GML or graphviz DOT graph viewer
directed graph layout program for GML (Graph-Markup-Language) graph or partial graphviz DOT graph -
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quickplot
interactive 2D plotter
Quickplot is a fast interactive 2D plotter with infinite zooming, value picking, pipe input, and unlimited plots displayed. Quickplot is meant for looking at your data quickly and of secondary importance is making static pictures of your data. -
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SLFFEA stands for San Le's Free Finite Element Analysis. It is a package of scientific software and graphical user interfaces for use in finite element analysis. It is written in ANSI C by San Le and distributed under the terms of the GNU license.
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Ertha is an open source GIS whose main focus is to guarantee easy extensibility and straightforward integration of custom modules. It provides basic geographic rendering and topologic analysis and exposes the main data structures loaded from shapefiles.
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Darxen is a utility that archives, parses, and displays nexrad radar data from the national weather service. The feature set will be comparable to many proprietary solutions available, but darxen is entirely free and open source.
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