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Ouress is a portable, zero-configuration Unix-like research appliance tailored to serve the priorities of the social sciences. It delivers a carefully curated, yet extensible toolkit in a single compressed filesystem (.ress archive) that runs on Linux® via chroot and on Windows® via the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL2). The Windows installer deploys a command-line management utility for zero-friction environment lifecycle operations. Built on Debian GNU/Linux, Ouress anchors its package manager to fixed-timestamp Debian snapshot repositories for reproducible, temporally stable analysis pipelines. ...

The purpose of MoRe4ABM - Managing Ongoing RElationships for ABM - is to support representing and analysing social networks in agent-based modeling. The library provides a large number of network generators and a comprehensive framework for network and node level measures. It integrates well with Repast Simphony and uses the JUNG library. More4ABM furthermore supports initialisation of geographically explicit networks using GIS.

A tool to help archivists and historians to scan, stock, display and analyse collections of newspapers.

NeISS (National e-Infrastructure for Social Simulation) is a JISC funded project which will produce a platform for social simulation. Project Web site: http://www.neiss.org.uk

dwos is a distribute WEB-desktop OS. It mainly contains a WEB desktop environment, a chat-online system, a network disk system, a Scientific Computing platform(developing) and so on. It is developed by JAVA language using the JSH(JSF+Spring+Hibernate) framework. After about half year testing, now it's open source, you can download it and run on your computer, Tomcat and jetty server container are tested ok. It's developed by myself, more about me, see...

YANG (Yet Another Network Generator - Java) enables you to generate social networks given various social rules observed in the real population. Uses: generate realistic networks to be used in individual-centric models, teaching or benchmarking.

GRAPPLE stands for "Generic Responsive Adaptive Personalized Learning Environment". The GRAPPLE project aims at delivering to learners a technology-enhanced learning (TEL) environment that guides them through a life-long learning experience, automatically adapting to personal preferences, prior knowledge, skills and competences, learning goals and the personal or social context in which the learning takes place. The same TEL environment can be used/accessed at home, school, work or on the...

Digital space for building and confronting interpretations about documents