Earth Sciences: Oceanography: Products and Services: Software

Develops PC-based software for marine surveying, positioning and navigation.

Systems and software for the acquisition and storage of analog and digital data from seismic and sidescan sonar.

a data system intended to allow researchers transparent access to oceanographic data, stored in any of several different file formats, across the Internet. Using DODS function libraries, many existing data analysis programs can be easily modified to accommodate access of distant datasets in a manner identical to the access of local datasets. DODS includes a protocol for the transmission of data across the Internet, and supports selection of data using constraint expressions, and translation of data from one format to another.

HydroService AS offers the dKart Digital Hydrographic Office solution providing digitisation, editing, production and maintenance of paper and electronic charts.

Designs and sells software component modules for the marine electronic market including a range of software for marine navigation, real-time bathymetry (Olex) and 3D seafloor mapping (Nautilus 3D).

A software package for the interactive exploration and visualization of oceanographic and other geo-referenced data. The new multi-platform ODV runs on Windows (9x, Me, NT, 2000, XP), UNIX (Solaris, Irix), Linux and Mac OS-X systems. ODV(mp) data and configuration files are platform-independent and can be exchanged between different systems. ODV(mp) is backward compatible with the "classical" ODV.

Specializes in custom software development and educational software for natural science. Currently, OceanAtlas Software activities are focused in three areas; data visualization applications, educational software, and custom software development in Java.

Courseware presents the scientific foundations of oceanography, covering the topics of physical, chemical and biological make-up of the water planet with introductory sections on climate change.

The AOMC model is an open source aquatic optics Monte Carlo model. It is written in FORTRAN 90. It simulates the propagation of light in an optically shallow, vertically heterogeneous aquatic medium.

Provides network coordinators with the mapping products they need to manage and enhance their monitoring networks, using geographical information system (GIS) tools.