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CBIG is a comprehensive toolkit maintained by Thomas Yeo’s Computational Brain Imaging Group containing tools for processing and analyzing neuroimaging data—including fMRI preprocessing pipelines, brain parcellation algorithms, mental disorder subtyping models, fMRI dynamic models, registrations between brain spaces, and phenotypic prediction algorithms. After cloning/downloading this repository, please see README inside setup directory to see instructions on how to set up your local environment to be compatible with our repository. Brain parcellation tools (e.g., Yeo networks, Schaefer parcellations) for cortical mapping.

Papers We Love (PWL) is a global open source community dedicated to reading, discussing, and sharing influential computer science research papers. The repository serves as a curated directory of academic papers that have shaped the field of computing, providing a centralized location for documents that were previously scattered across various online sources. While licensing restrictions prevent hosting all papers directly, PWL offers links to their original sources and clearly marks hosted copies with an emoji. The community encourages participation through local meetups, where members gather to discuss and analyze key works spanning topics such as programming languages, distributed systems, and software engineering. ...

A web based Metadata Catalog Server for data description and discovery. Supports both generic and geospatial data discovery. It implements international standards (e.g. ISO19115/19139/19119, ISO19115-3, DCAT-AP, CSW 2.0, OGC API Records). It originates from the United Nations and is used by many governments as geoportal software. Active development and discussion takes place on GitHub and OSGeo Discourse. You can also connect directly with the companies supporting the...

Meet#Web is flexible module-based web-solution for organizers of all sorts of meetings from local sessions to international conferences/workshops. Available options are paper submission/review, tutorials, hotel reservation form, invoicing, visa appliance form. Main features include web interface for setup/configuration, collaboration, export, statistics, file uploads, e-mail notifications.

Desy is an interactive, geospatially driven directory designed for finding places near and far based on location and parameters--not folders or political boundaries. Places are community-built with users helping to add, build, and maintain site data. Content is available through desktop and mobile interfaces, various feeds, and semantically structured for maximum accessibility. Monetization and SEO tools are built-in for profit generation and higher rankings. Code is highly optimized for...

The project wms2GO is designed to build a local executable WebGIS application out of pre-defined or manual selected WMS (OGC WebMapServices) of free map extract. Thus it is possible to use this application on a mobile device (e.g. a laptop) without any network access. Manuals for Installation and Setup have been added to the SVN. You can find them here: http://wms2go.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/wms2go/wms2go-help-1.0/ At the moment, they are only available in german, but this may...

S3DB - Simple Sloppy Semantic Database - is a PHP / mySQL,postgreSQL implementation of a local database infrastructure with a semantic architecture. The philosophy of its development is data driven.

Web-based AJAX tool for creating diagrams of icons and links between them. Features include Google Maps & Google Earth integration, configurable tool palettes, and automated palette generation from a Google Local query.

phpTrafMon is a set of scripts written in php. It shows in an attractive and user-friendly way the traffic in a local network and a share in it of every user. phpTrafMon requires MySQL, crontab and a popular IPFM program.

PHP Weather makes it easy to show the current weather on your webpage. All you need is a local airport, that makes some special weather reports called METARs. The reports are updated once or twice an hour.