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    LAnd Survey Tools "LAST" was created to preserve and expand on the work invested in an old, privately used, DOS based land survey construction and data collection application by porting much of the C++ coded logic and design concept over to Python.
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    Advanced Trigonometry Calculator

    Advanced Trigonometry Calculator

    Open-source C/C++ math engine for advanced scientific computing

    Advanced Trigonometry Calculator (ATC) is an open-source mathematical computing engine written mainly in C/C++. Created in 2011 and maintained by Renato Alexandre dos Santos Freitas, ATC is designed as a practical Windows desktop application for advanced calculations, automation, and technical problem solving. ATC supports equation solving, polynomial tools, complex numbers, matrix calculations, statistics, physics, geometry, unit conversions, DSP/FFT operations, and scripting. It can also process batch TXT files, making it useful for repeatable calculations and automated workflows. ...
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    TIDAL is a collection of data acquisition and processing tools for research in respiratory physiology. It provides a high-level language for specifying experimental protocols and required computations.
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    Byte Investigator

    Scripts for parsing and general use in Computer Forensics - Octane Lab

    ...Byte Investigator The Byte Investigator project from Octane Labs was born in order to be a parsing toolkit for several Windows structures (files and file system structures). These Perl script tools are useful tools for Computer Forensics professionals and Information Security researchers.
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    Tools for analysis of the phylogenetic structure of ecological communities and the traits of taxa in those communities. Includes phylogeny construction (phylomatic) and manipulation tools. Developed in C for OS X/Linux/MS-DOS.
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    An open-source cross-platform compiler for the Savage Innovations OOPic microcontroller.
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    Zeta can be used to calculate zeta potentials for ka>6 from electrophoretic mobilities measured at the stationary level, from apparent zeta potentials displayed by zetameter or from apparent mobilities measured at 3 different levels in a rectangular
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    FOOL is a Fuzzy system development tool with interactive 'foolproof' graphical user interface.
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