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ORCIDSoftwareX, Volume 5
Volume 5, 2016
- Elisabeth Schold Linnér
, Max Morén, Karl-Oskar Smed, Johan Nysjö, Robin Strand:
LatticeLibrary and BccFccRaycaster: Software for processing and viewing 3D data on optimal sampling lattices. 16-24 - Simon Kiesewetter, Rodney Polkinghorne, Bogdan Opanchuk, Peter D. Drummond:
xSPDE: Extensible software for stochastic equations. 12-15 - Johan Nordström, Johan Schött, Inka L. M. Locht, Igor Di Marco:
A GPU code for analytic continuation through a sampling method. 178-182 - Álvaro López García, Enol Fernández-del-Castillo, Pablo Orviz Fernández:
ooi: OpenStack OCCI interface. 6-11 - Michael Ruby:
SpectraFox: A free open-source data management and analysis tool for scanning probe microscopy and spectroscopy. 31-36 - Gabriele Milani, Federico Milani:
GURU v2.0: An interactive Graphical User interface to fit rheometer curves in Han's model for rubber vulcanization. 67-73 - Chenhui Liu, Anuj Sharma, Edward Smaglik, Sirisha Kothuri:
TraSER: A traffic signal event-based recorder. 156-162 - Jad El-khoury:
Lyo code generator: A model-based code generator for the development of OSLC-compliant tool interfaces. 190-194 - Balázs Zsigmond Horváth, Bence Blaske, Anita Szabó:
Duenna - An experimental language teaching application. 171-177 - Roberto Ulloa:
CulSim: A simulator of emergence and resilience of cultural diversity. 150-155 - Sheng-Cheng Huang, Sara Lee, Allen Wang, Scott B. Cantor, Clement S. Sun, Kaili Fan, Gregory P. Reece, Min Soon Kim, Mia K. Markey:
UT Biomedical Informatics Lab (BMIL) probability wheel. 211-215 - Kristian Hovde Liland, Lars Snipen:
fixedTimeEvents: An R package for the distribution of distances between discrete events in fixed time. 227-233 - Mohammad AlHamaydeh, Mohamad Najib, Sameer Alawnah:
INSPECT: A graphical user interface software package for IDARC-2D. 243-251 - Florian Schumacher, Wolfgang Friederich:
ASKI: A modular toolbox for scattering-integral-based seismic full waveform inversion and sensitivity analysis utilizing external forward codes. 252-259 - Mariem Bouafif, Zied Lachiri:
SRC_Num_TDOA: Multiple speech sources' number and their TDOA Estimation from a stereo recorded mixture. 234-242 - Marios Fragkoulis, Diomidis Spinellis, Panos Louridas:
PiCO QL: A software library for runtime interactive queries on program data. 134-138 - Editorial Board. i
- Luigi Vanfretti, Maxime Baudette, Achour Amazouz, Tetiana Bogodorova, Tin Rabuzin, Jan Lavenius, Francisco José Goméz-López:
RaPId: A modular and extensible toolbox for parameter estimation of Modelica and FMI compliant models. 144-149 - Jeffrey Bolan, Elise Hall, Chris Clifford, Brian S. Thurow:
Light-Field Imaging Toolkit. 101-106 - Pascal Degenne, Danny Lo Seen:
Ocelet: Simulating processes of landscape changes using interaction graphs. 89-95 - Francisco Pina-Martins, Octávio S. Paulo:
NCBI Mass Sequence Downloader-Large dataset downloading made easy. 80-83 - Ali Sadollah, Hadi Eskandar, Ho Min Lee, Do Guen Yoo, Joong Hoon Kim:
Water cycle algorithm: A detailed standard code. 37-43 - Richard Opio Ocaya, J. J. Terblans:
C-language package for standalone embedded atom method molecular dynamics simulations of fcc structures. 107-111 - Ali H. Taqi:
A visual Fortran 90 program for the two-particle or two-hole excitations of nuclei: The PPRPA program. 51-61 - Mariette Annergren, Christian A. Larsson:
MOOSE2 - A toolbox for least-costly application-oriented input design. 96-100 - Jun Peng, Zhibao Dong, Fengqing Han:
tgcd: An R package for analyzing thermoluminescence glow curves. 112-120 - Ardita Shkurti, Josep Ramón Goñi, Pau Andrio, Elena Breitmoser, Iain Bethune, Modesto Orozco, Charles A. Laughton:
pyPcazip: A PCA-based toolkit for compression and analysis of molecular simulation data. 44-50 - Gilmar Ferreira Pereira, Malcolm McGugan, Louise Pierrel Mikkelsen:
FBG_SiMul V1.0: Fibre Bragg grating signal simulation tool for finite element method models. 163-170 - Mario Mulansky, Thomas Kreuz:
PySpike - A Python library for analyzing spike train synchrony. 183-189 - Tobias Weber, Robert Georgii, Peter Böni:
Takin: An open-source software for experiment planning, visualisation, and data analysis. 121-126 - Mahdi Nabil, Alexander S. Rattner:
interThermalPhaseChangeFoam - A framework for two-phase flow simulations with thermally driven phase change. 216-226 - Dragoslav Nikezic, Milos R. Ivanovic, K. N. Yu:
A computer program TRACK_P for studying proton tracks in PADC detectors. 74-79 - Nicolin Govender, Daniel N. Wilke, Schalk Kok:
Blaze-DEMGPU: Modular high performance DEM framework for the GPU architecture. 62-66 - Shaowen Wang, Yan Liu, Anand Padmanabhan:
Open cyberGIS software for geospatial research and education in the big data era. 1-5 - Erin Scott, Natalia Serpetti, Jeroen Steenbeek, Johanna Jacomina Heymans:
A Stepwise Fitting Procedure for automated fitting of Ecopath with Ecosim models. 25-30 - Thomas Mejer Hansen, Le Thanh Vu, Torben Bach:
MPSLIB: A C++ class for sequential simulation of multiple-point statistical models. 127-133 - A. Christopher Oishi, David A. Hawthorne, Ram Oren:
Baseliner: An open-source, interactive tool for processing sap flux data from thermal dissipation probes. 139-143 - Tristan Salles:
Badlands: A parallel basin and landscape dynamics model. 195-202 - Samuel J. Cooper, Antonio Bertei, Paul R. Shearing, J. A. Kilner, Nigel P. Brandon:
TauFactor: An open-source application for calculating tortuosity factors from tomographic data. 203-210 - Luigi Vanfretti, Tin Rabuzin, Maxime Baudette, Mohammed Ahsan Adib Murad:
iTesla Power Systems Library (iPSL): A Modelica library for phasor time-domain simulations. 84-88
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