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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
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CapCode is a navigation software for sailors for cruising or regatta. - Reads NMEA 183 data (instruments, GPS, AIS). Implements computation of the VMG , tracing on RNC and ENC (S-57) charts. Display the polar on the chart, future position of the ship. Weather information acquired from grib files are also displayed in the navigation view. developed as an Eclipse RCP in its versions 2.x.x
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JGRIB a Java program to read GRIB (GRid in Binary) files. GRIB is a gridded data standard from WMO (World Meteorological Organisation) and is used by many meteorological organisation.
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Viperfish is intended for the sailor looking to improve his weather forecasting. Viperfish provides the ability to visualise and modify GRIB (weather prediction) files, it can plot routes and provides routing based on coming weather and boat performance.
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