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This project aims the requirement of managed informations / documents in the treatment of patients, i.e. integrated care. The underlaying data model implements standards of electronic health recording, the project is based on a SQL db and Java EE framework. This is currently a student driven project for educational purposes.

The Tibetan and Himalayan Library has several open-sourced tools for inputting, manipulating, translating, and transcribing Tibetan-language text, audio, and video. We aim to make using a computer easier for Himalayan peoples and scholars.

Arbol3D is a very simple genealogic program writeen in Java (Spanish). You can edit info (name, sex, dates of birth, death, marriage, etc...) for individuals, add/remove photo, import and export GEDCOM data and more... The program uses a text file as database!

On The Mark is a video and image scoring system that allows one to mark any number of events and durations through a simple, easy-to-use graphical interface.

The Open Source management tool for museums

ELIA(Eyegaze Language Integration Analysis) supports the analysis of eye-tracking data for studies in language processing. ELIA eases early analysis of data to enable iterative development of experiments in response to spoken language.

Votorola is e-democracy software in support of primary elections and rule making. We provide the tools to enable a participatory democracy based on public deliberation, collaborative drafting and free voting.

Web-based application (Internet Explorer only client at this time) to manage digital media such as photographs. Facilitates naming, describing with RDF/OWL-based metadata, organizing, using in stories, and sharing sets of resources.

The aim of this project is to produce a software that will content two modules : - the first one will allow to conduct simulations of social behavior, - the second one will be able to produce philosophical considerations. The version version will be i

Used to monitor the kids while they are using the computers transparently by taking screen shots every configurable period and store them in specified location, it also support email or FTP upload according to configurations.

GedLynk is a Java desktop project which allows users to synchronize and merge genealogy data with remote sources such as new FamilySearch or PhpGedView. Also available is a Java library for communicating with the new FamilySearch or PhpGedView APIs.

Konfidi is a trust framework that uses topical trust values from a social network of authenticated people. When you receive an email from someone you do not know, but he/she is in the network, Konfidi will compute an inferred trust value for you.

GEDPrint is a small tool to create visual representations from GEDCOM files. This can include family trees or ancestor tables. The result can be viewed on screen or send to a printer. GDBI support is planned but not implemented, yet.

Digital space for building and confronting interpretations about documents

LogiLogi is a system to share and discuss ideas in an integrated and cumulative way. Openness and quality are it's core aims. We also develop other web2.0 / social software FOSS projects...

The Virtual Commons (http://commons.asu.edu) is an open software initiative devoted to computational experiments on collective action and resource governance and funded by Arizona State University's Center for Behavior, Institutions, and the Environment (http://cbie.asu.edu). NOTE: we've moved our development to GitHub at https://github.com/virtualcommons - please look for the latest versions there.

A web-based system to assign a set of known persons anonymous ids, such that every person only receives one id. The ids cannot be mapped to the corresponding persons afterwards.

jdebate is an online discussion platform focusing on the schema of pro and contra arguments. Arguments and claims are connected to each other via conclusions, so the system is also able to deduce opinions on new claims automatically.

This is a project initiated by Dharma Drum Buddhist College in Taiwan. We are engaged in a growing number of digital projects aimed at improving the information technology and resources available to scholars and the interested public.

JUNG provides a common and extendible language for the modeling, analysis, and visualization of data that can be represented as a graph or network. New version now available on GitHub: https://github.com/jrtom/jung/releases/tag/jung-2.1

Resources to support computer aided Egyptologic research. Our products include several open source Ancient Egyptian language dictionaries, cross references, and various software applications and libraries developed to generate these resources.

Kinship Editor is a java graphical editor for entering kinship data for further analysis or to display in application-generated diagrams. The document produced is an XML format capable of representing any form of kinship relationships.

A tool for describing one's present life situation (“is”), and potential futures (“will be”) as linked data objects representing one's relationship to reality-based concepts: people, environments, objects, processes, knowledge, and time.

National University Community Research Institute's NU KEEPERRHHATT Algorithmic Framework is a series of meta-algorithms based upon the Longest Hamiltonian Path Problem for finding high level explanations to social, economic and political behaviour.

k5nBookReader is a Java Swing application for finding, downloading and reading electronic books. The initial release supports only plain text books from Project Gutenberg.