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[[Helen Faulkner's talk http://dc5video.debian.net/2005-07-17/Using_Debian_for_science_research-Helen_Faulkner.mpeg]] at [wiki:Self:DebConf5Talks ["Debconf5"]]. |
[Helen Faulkner's talk http://dc5video.debian.net/2005-07-17/Using_Debian_for_science_research-Helen_Faulkner.mpeg] at [wiki:Self:DebConf5Talks Debconf5]. |
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* We could settle a [http://www.debian.org/MailingLists/HOWTO_start_list [dedicated mailing list]]. debian-science ? * DebianScience could also be a [wiki:Self:CustomDebian [CDD project]]. |
* We could settle a [http://www.debian.org/MailingLists/HOWTO_start_list dedicated mailing list]. debian-science ? * DebianScience could also be a [wiki:Self:CustomDebian CDD project]. * It could also be turned into a ["LiveCD"]. * Development frameworks (should be painless): * kdevelop for KDE * Anjuta for Gnome * Is Octave really usable? The main differences or missing features with respect to Matlab should be documented. * Easy and simple tools to plot data. * gnuplot * python is good at that * Necessity of a good Fortran integration |
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== Outside links related to science of scientific projects == | == Outside links related to science or scientific projects == |
The goal for this page is to collect material around the ideas discussed at [Helen Faulkner's talk http://dc5video.debian.net/2005-07-17/Using_Debian_for_science_research-Helen_Faulkner.mpeg] at [wiki:?DebConf5Talks Debconf5].
Some ideas emerging from Helen's talk
(please complete)
We could settle a [http://www.debian.org/MailingLists/HOWTO_start_list dedicated mailing list]. debian-science ?
DebianScience could also be a [wiki:CustomDebian CDD project].
- It could also be turned into a ["LiveCD"].
- Development frameworks (should be painless):
- kdevelop for KDE
- Anjuta for Gnome
- Is Octave really usable? The main differences or missing features with respect to Matlab should be documented.
- Easy and simple tools to plot data.
- gnuplot
- python is good at that
- Necessity of a good Fortran integration
Links already inside Debian project
?DebianScienceDebianLinks
Outside links related to science or scientific projects
?DebianScienceOtherLinks
Thematic links
?DebianScienceMathematics
?DebianSciencePhysics
?DebianScienceChemistry
?DebianScienceBiology
?DebianSciencePublishing
?DebianScienceConferenceTools
(many still missing)
Other contributions
(some thoughts added by smoe):
Independent from Helen's presentations that I cannot access at the moment there is
- A technical side of things
- Open Hardware for data aquisition
- Linux Lab Project
- Huge amount of software
- End user applications
- Kstars / general astronomy
- K12 / Education
- Debian-Junior
- Things working in the background
- Parallel computing
- Cluster software (Sun Gridware, Torque, Condor, LSF)
Grid software (Globus, [http://www.nordugrid.org wiki:?NorduGrid])
- ["Boinc"] (see also {alioth:pkg-boinc})
- MPI / PVM
- Statistics
- Maple/Octave
- Parallel computing
- End user applications
- A community side of things
- This wiki page
- Debian at large
- Others
- This