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Elements
A cross-platform tool for creating and editing custom weather files.
Elements is a free, open-source, cross-platform software tool for creating and editing custom weather files for building energy modeling. The goal of the project is to develop a comprehensive, integrated application suitable for handling all of the common tasks associated with weather files. -
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VarPlan is a web application to visualize and manage variants as tree like graph view. The approach is to keep the overview on hundreds of variants with their meta informations.
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...It uses bison/flex to define a formal grammar and provides the necessary C++ adapter classes. The software is provided under a BSD license. Development on SF.net has ceased. You can find the project at http://kirchnerlab.github.com/libmgf/
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ConquestWebView is a web based dicom viewer for the conquest dicom server application available from http://www.xs4all.nl/~ingenium/dicom.html. The project is written in PHP and Flex. Note that the system converts DICOM images to JPG before display.
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This project is in its initial stage of development. It was created as part of the iQUEST project that's funded by NSF to create online resources for middle school science classrooms.
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