Fall 2000 Computational Acoustics Lecture 11

Some links for Lecture 11:

• HDF, the Hierarchical Data Format.
  
  A few of the programs that read the HDF format:
  
  
  • Transform, Plot, and Noesys programs, originally made by Fortner Research, now distributed by Research Systems. Transform is essentially a commercial version of the old freeware program from NCSA called Collage .
  • AVS, the Application Visualization System
  • Tecplot, a product of Amtec Engineering
  • MATLAB, using the "imread" function to read raster images in all versions. Here are some examples: hdfcontour.m, hdfmesh.m, hdfpcolor.m, and hdfimagesc.m. MATLAB can also read other types of HDF data sets in versions 5.2 and later.
  • Mathematica Version 4 can read and write HDF scientific data directly using the Import[ ] and Export[ ] commands.
  • MathematicaVersion 3 can read HDF scientific data sets using MathHDF available through Mathsource

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