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    Al-Kashi

    PHP package for statistical functions

    We aim in Al-Kashi project to provide a rich PHP package full of statistical functions useful for online business intelligent and data mining, possible applications may include an online log file analysis, Ad's and Campaign statistics, or survey/voting results on-fly analysis.
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    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.
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    Kepler Monitoring

    Kepler is a monitoring system for HPC clusters

    Kepler is a monitoring system for HPC clusters : it allows users to monitor cluster elements like nodes, network devices and storage nodes. Analyse can be centered on jobs to determine performances and behaviours.
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    G.R.E.A.T. - Google Earth Reporting Engine and Analysis Tool The Goal of this project is to create a basic IDS interface with Google Earth. Currently generates a KML file of traceroute/whois information suitable for use in Google Earth
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    It is an Online Desktop which provides Some applications like file upload, calculator, image viewer, PHP executor.
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    phpMyVisites is a Web traffic analyzer with very detailed reports and advanced graphics. It is not an Apache log analysis tool. phpMyVisites creates its own logs, and it allows access to more complete statistics. phpMyVisites provides information about v
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    Mobile Web Server is a portable HTTP Server. No Installation Required ! You can use it from any Folder, USB Key (Flash Drive) or CDROM (Read Only).
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    JAWS - Jefferson AWS, linux port of AWS weather station interface. JAWS runs on a linux computer connected via serial to a AWS datalogger. It then logs and sends weather data. The data can be sent to a csv log file, wundergound, and mysql.
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