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    Core3D

    Minimalist 3D Scenegraph Management Framework

    Core3D is a lightweight framework for developing robust 3D Visualization and Simulation applications. The Core3D library provides structure and organization to speed up application development. Tightly coupled or interrelated functionalities are partitioned into groups. These groups ensure there is a separation of concerns. For example, the description of shapes and visual characteristics of a scene are separated from code that renders the scene on different graphics hardware. This code...
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    Woodland Potential Calculator

    Woodland Potential Calculator

    Woodland potential calculator GIS presentation application

    The Forestry Commission and Natural England commissioned a bespoke data collection and presentation tool for calculating the potential for increasing the extent of tree cover across the north west of England. The data was divided into sub-regions by landscape type using Natural England's Character Area classifications. The potential within each of these Character Areas was then estimated by working groups of local experts who were capable of making reasoned assessments of both the...
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    AbuGraph is a freely available Java application for the layout and visualization of directed graphs. Bound to a TCP port, it supports dynamic graph creation receiving commands from a telnet console or another third party application.
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    WordNet visualisation. Provides application for Wordnet 2.0 navigation using TouchGraph component.
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    RStatServer is a system for quickly developing and deploying web applications that integrate statistical computations and graphics. It is built using the Zope web application develeopment system and the open-source statistical data analysis environment R
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    PanaChart is a PHP class for online charts creation using PHP and the GD image manipulation library. It makes it easy to plot several types of charts with less then 10 lines of code. It is suited for any scientific or business web application.
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    Visualization System is a server application for presenting and manipulating XML-based adapted multimedia data, useful eg. in mobile environement. It is component based framework for additional modules developement.
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