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TRM, technical reference model, refers to technologies that included in the UNC Charlotte ITS Technology Inventory.

iMovie

December 19, 2013 by clas-web
Categories: Multimedia

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Availability: Labs  |  Download
Comparable: Final Cut Studio, Windows Movie Maker

iMovie is a video editing application created by Apple that allows a user to record, create, and edit their own movie footage. This application is made for Mac OS devices and is available for free in the Apple App Store (using OS 10.9 Mavericks or higher).  A limited feature version is also available for iOS mobile devices.

While not as feature rich or powerful as Finalcut Pro or Adobe Premier, iMovie can handle most amateur video editing needs.   It includes a multitrack timeline and the ability to layer audio and video samples, add effects between them, enhance or adjust the quality of audio and video samples, add title slides and text, and even a basic green screen feature.  Stock themes are included to quickly dress up your movie based on a particular purpose, though most of these are geared toward home use.

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ALOHA

December 19, 2013 by clas-web
Categories: Analysis & Modeling
Availability: Labs | Free Download
Comparable:  

ALOHA (Area Locations of Hazardous Atmospheres) is a software program designed to model chemical releases for emergency responders and planners. With help from ALOHA, users can calculate how quickly chemicals are escaping from various locations. The program also allows users to model hazardous scenarios.

With the help of ALOHA, you can calculate how quickly chemicals are escaping from tanks, puddles (on both land and water), and gas pipelines and predict how that release rate changes over time.

The program generates a variety of scenario-specific outputs, including threat zone plots, threats at specific locations, and source strength graphs. You can then display threat zones on MARPLOT maps (and on ArcView and ArcMap with the Arc Tool extensions).

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GCC

December 19, 2013 by clas-web
Categories: Math & Programming
Availability: Labs  |  Free Download
Comparable: PyScripter

The GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) is a compiler system produced by the GNU Project supporting a wide variety of programming languages and architectures.  GCC’s external interface follows Unix conventions.  Each of the language compilers is a separate program that reads source code and outputs machine code. All have a common internal structure. A per-language front end parses the source code in that language and produces an abstract syntax tree (“tree” for short).

For a full list of supported languages and architectures go to GCC’s WIkipedia page.

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