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BRAIN is a software platform for ultrasonic array data acquisition and processing, written by the Ultrasonics and Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) group at the University of Bristol, UK. BRAIN is particularly designed around Full Matrix Capture (FMC) for NDT applications. BRAIN is written in Matlab and requires a Matlab installation (the standalone version of BRAIN is no longer supported).

... Fortran users. Working knowledge of Fortran is assumed. The course is designed for a 1 day study with an instructor. Multiple exercises with full solutions are accompanied by notes. This course is taught to the University of Bristol HPC users. Exercises have been verified with Intel and GCC/OpenCoarrays. All course materials are released under BSD license. We welcome contributions, provided you are happy to release your work under BSD license. We welcome comments and problem reports.

SCNURS - Side Cut Non-Uniform Residual Stress measurement method for plates, - is a destructive RS measurement method developed in Moscow, Russia and later in Bristol, UK. The method is specifically designed for the measurement of highly non-uniform RS fields, including discontinuities, in plates. This project collects all codes which implement forward and inverse solution to the RS problem. The codes are in modern Fortran with OpenMP. The codes are distributed under 2-clause BSD license...

This enhanced version of the existing 2D ITU channel model provides elevation related statistics in addition to the azimuth plane. The modified LSPs statistics are based on 3D ray tracer tool ( Smart Internet lab-Bristol University) and covers range of frequency (600 MHz, 2400 MHz and 5900 MHz) bands and environments (urban and rural). A user interface file is provided for easy setup of channel related parameters.

The existing 2D ITU generic channel model is enhanced to account for 3D component, different operating frequency bands. The enhanced version have LSPs statistics from 3D ray tracer engine developed by University of Bristol, CSN group.

The Bristol Cloud Service simulation runner is a cloud computing Software as a Service designed to enable users to quickly launch simulation code on Amazon AWS' Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2). BRiCS is written in Python using the Django framework and interacts with EC2 using the boto API. BriCS enables multiple simulation runs to be launched in parallel from a web browser. Model configuration (parameters) files are uploaded via the browser and results files are downloadable on completion...

"Pigs Might Fly" is a 3D flying game for a motion pod, which we are developing as part of our 3rd year Computer Science game project at the University of Bristol, UK. The game is basically a flying racer, but with a comedy/cartoon style.

Home of Project Pheonix. Based at Bristol University, UK. More information can be found at the project website http://pheonix.sourceforge.net/wiki/

MiMeG is a collaborative project between University of Bristol and King’s College London. At the core MiMeG is a tool that allows multiple participants in geographically distributed sites to synchronously view and control video data.