The regular vis5d web
page:
http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/~billh/vis5d.html
Vis5d is under the GNU
Public License.
A new web page for the
enhanced vis5d version: "vis5d+"
http://vis5d.sourceforge.net/
Download link / name |
last modified |
size |
description |
| ges2v5d.f | 07/08/00 | 14313 bytes | this program is intended to read the GESIMA output (Wind (U, V, W), Rain Water, Temperature, Cloud Ice, Cloud Water, Graupel, Rel. & Spec. Humidity, Surface Water) and to write a dummy output file which is readable for write_v5d.f |
| write_v5d.f | 07/08/00 | 6921 bytes | program (modified form the original vis5d convert programs) to write a normal (equal sized grid file) for vis5d, |
| write_v5d.m | 04/08/00 | 230 bytes | is the (very simple) make file for Linux |
| OUTLBRAUNK | 03/08/00 | 260 bytes | this is a map file for the Leipzig Region |
| makemap.c | 03/08/00 | 7308 bytes | this is the map c source |
| maketopo.c | 03/08/00 | 6558 bytes | this the source for creating a topo file (for the Leipzig region) |
| vis5d_tools.tar.gz | 07/08/00 | 10664 bytes | this is a tar.gz package of all files. |
If you want to visualize
your data at the web, you can save each picture, convert it into
jpg, gif or png and then display it with the java Program
'ImageAnimator', from David Flanagan (download able from
O'Reilly: http://www.ora.com/catalog/javanut/examples/index.html) it is only necessary to modify
the codebase in the html source (and eventually slightly the java
source).
Another possibility
is to use the source published under: http://www.dpunkt.de/java/Programmieren_mit_Java/Grafikprogrammierung/12.html (VideoplayerDemo.java)
For using
these tools you need the complete vis5d package, download able
from the first mentioned webpage, or from the DKRZ (Deutsches
Klimarechen Zentrum): ftp://ftp.dkrz.de/pub/visu/ssec/
Wolfram Rühaak,
05/09/2000,formerly Institute for Meteorology, University Leipzig
now GGA-Hannover (last modified 08/10/01)