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Geospace Analysis Package
MatLab toolbox for magnetospheric and ionospheric science.
A MatLab toolbox with many simple and useful functions for analyzing data from Cluster, Champ and the Swarm missions. Other functions for space plasma physics, magnetospheric and ionospheric research are included. The toolbox is designed to be as simple as possible. Each function can be learned and used individually. See the tutorial in the Files section for a quick introduction. -
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"Unified Modular System" is project primarily designed to create platform independent light-weighted modular applications like games but also GUI or service utilities supported. Application is gathered from unified modules as brick wall from brick.
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cuLsoda is an implementation of the Livermore Solver for Ordinary Differential Equations with Automatic switching for stiff and non-stiff problems (LSODA), written in NVIDIA's C for CUDA GPGPU API. NOTE: This repository is now deprecated and replaced by a new one at GitHub: https://github.com/Celemourn/cuLsoda
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GPX is mainly a physics engine, written in C++, focused on real time simulations. Project also provides a graphics library, built on top of SFML. Physics part is independent from graphics library and can be used with any other front-end.
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eugen library
Public MatLab toolbox for space science.
A MatLab toolbox with many simple and useful functions for analyzing data from Cluster, Champ and the future Swarm missions. Other functions for space science, magnetospheric and ionospheric research are included. The toolbox is designed to be as simple as possible. Each function can be learned and used individually. Check the webpage for the list of functions: http://eugen-library.sourceforge.net/ -
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satpos
c++ library for calculating the position of a satellite
This library is used to calculate the position of a satellite or the moon on any geographical location on the earth's surface. The Library is writte in C++ and OOP. The Actual Status of the Library can download from the svn-repository. On my website oe5tpo.com can you find infos about satpos, but this infos are all in German! -
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A full-featured lightweight wrapper library of the native html canvas element written in Javascript, aimed to make visualization and animation using canvas simpler. Features animation support, layers, event capture, multitouch and many examples.
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motel has been moved to github see project page at http://projects.morsi.org/Motel or the github project itself at http://github.com/movitto/motel
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RooCARDS is a set of C++ classes written for the ROOT analysis framework which interface ROOT to the Stuttgart Neural Network Simulator (SNNS). This interface is based on a concept originally developed by Professor Yibin Pan at the UW-Madison.
