libhe5-hdfeos0t64

Earth Observation System extensions to HDF5

HDF-EOS5 is a software library designed built on HDF5 to support EOS-specific data structures, namely Grid, Point, and Swath. The new data structures are constructed from standard HDF data objects, using EOS conventions, through the use of a software library [1,4]. A key feature of HDF-EOS files is that instrument-independent services, such as subsetting by geolocation, can be applied to the files across a wide variety of data products. The library is extensible and new data structures can be added.

node-file-uri-to-path

Convert a file: URI to a file path

Accepts a file: URI and returns a regular file path suitable for use with the nodejs fs module functions.

libgnuradio-blocks3.10.1

gnuradio blocks functions

Some non-signal processing blocks. These functions are also in gnuradio-core. Part of the main gnuradio build.

python3-siobrultech-protocols

Library for decoding Brultech device protocols

This library provides support for decoding packet formats from Brultech Research devices, including GEM and ECM monitors. Utilizing the Sans-I/O philosophy, users manually manage data transfer between network interfaces and the library. This flexibility allows integration with various I/O and concurrency libraries, enabling seamless use of this library with both synchronous and asynchronous frameworks. It supports a basic set of API calls for interacting with devices, allowing configuration and data retrieval tasks such as adjusting packet formats and synchronizing device clocks. A robust mechanism is available for invoking custom API calls beyond the built-in set. For systems with multiple devices on the same connection, device-specific API commands can be issued using their unique identifiers.

libgnuradio-channels3.10.1

gnuradio channels functions

Some channel oriented processing blocks. These functions are also in gnuradio-core. Part of the main gnuradio build.

python3-clang-17

Clang Python Bindings

Clang project is a C, C++, Objective C and Objective C++ front-end based on the LLVM compiler. Its goal is to offer a replacement to the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC).