GEMPAK, the GEneral Meteorology PAcKage, is an analysis, display, and product generation package for meteorological data. It is developed by NCEP (the National Centers for Environmental Prediction) for use by the National Centers (Storm Prediction Center (SPC), Tropical Prediction Center (TPC), Aviation Weather Center (AWC), Hydrologic Prediction Center (HPC), Marine Prediction Center (MPC), Environmental Modeling Center (EMC), etc.) in producing operational forecast and analysis products such as those distributed as Redbook Graphics and others displayed on the NWS web pages and utilized internally within the centers. Graphical User Interfaces provide convenient access to interactive data manipulation. A comprehensive set of decoders enables integration of real-time and archive data, products, and bulletins. The GEMPAK distribution consists of a suite of application programs, Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs), meteorologic computation libraries, graphic display interfaces, and device drivers for the decoding, analysis, display and diagnosis of geo-referenced and meteorological data.
trm
TRM, technical reference model, refers to technologies that included in the UNC Charlotte ITS Technology Inventory.
Gempak
Categories: Analysis & Modeling
GEOrient
GEOrient plots and analyses stereographic projections and rose diagrams of geological structural data. Sources can be copied and pasted from other applications or read from text files. Wind rose options include plotting mean wind data (wind speed/wind frequency/wind energy).
Adobe Creative Suite (CS6)
Categories: Design & Visualization
Availability: CS6 is being replaced by Adobe Creative Cloud
Components: Photoshop CS6, Illustrator CS6, Dreamweaver CS6, Acrobat Pro, Fireworks CS6, Flash Studio, and InDesign CS6.
Components: Photoshop CS6, Illustrator CS6, Dreamweaver CS6, Acrobat Pro, Fireworks CS6, Flash Studio, and InDesign CS6.
Adobe Creative Suite (CS6) is a collection of graphic design, video editing, and web development applications. All of these features create attractive websites, documents, and printed content available for all users, from people learning in school to graphic artists and professionals.
Adobe Creative Suite is being replaced by Adobe Creative Cloud.