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  1. BITEmodel 

    Werder, Mauro; Huss, Matthias (2019)
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  3. Code for Enhancing Multi-Hop Sensor Calibration with Uncertainty Estimates 

    Maag, Balz (2019)
    Code (python) for performing experiments on artificial data associated with the publication:
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  4. Source code of pedestrian accessibility tool for ArcGIS 

    Ordonez Medina, Sergio Arturo (2016)
    The Pedestrian Accessibility Tool has been developed in the context of the project "Walkability and Pedestrian Route Choice" conducted by the Future Cities Labortatory of the Singapore ETH Centre. The research project "Walkability and Pedestrian Route Choice" aimed to develop a walkability index that is behaviourally founded and to provide software tools that allow for the evaluation of existing and future urban plans with regards to ...
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  5. Unity scripts for integration of VisSim and CityEngine 

    Joos, Michael (2016)
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  6. Code for Performing Multi-Hop Calibration Using the Constrained Regression Method SCAN on Artificial Data 

    Maag, Balz (2019)
    Code (python) for performing experiments associated with the publication:
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  8. Code for PermaSense GSN data management 

    Weber, Samuel; Beutel, Jan; Meyer, Matthias (2019)
    Code for management and processing data associated with the manuscript "A decade of detailed observations (2008-2018) in steep bedrock permafrost at Matterhorn Hörnligrat (Zermatt, CH)", which is submitted to Earth System Science Data (https://www.earth-system-science-data.net/)
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  11. Code For The Analysis Of Acoustic And Micro-Seismic Data Measured At Matterhorn Hörnligrat, Switzerland 

    Weber, Samuel; Meyer, Matthias (2018)
    Python3 code used to produce Figures in the following publication:
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  12. AMS transport network vectorisation 

    Hunziker, Philipp; Fuhrer, Raphaël (2013)
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  13. Atlas der Schweiz / Atlas de la Suisse / Atlante della Svizzera / Atlas of Switzerland – online 

    Hurni, Lorenz (2017)
    The “Atlas of Switzerland – online” provides a broad spectrum of users with direct and easy access to geographical information classified in ten thematic categories. The Atlas offers new visualisation options in 3D and interactive cartography. The Atlas is based on a specially developed Atlas platform and vector data. Release 1.2 has improved functionality and is now also available as Mac OS X version.
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  14. Atlas der Schweiz / Atlas de la Suisse / Atlante della Svizzera / Atlas of Switzerland – online 

    Hurni, Lorenz (2016)
    The “Atlas of Switzerland – online” provides a broad spectrum of users with direct and easy access to geographical information classified in ten thematic categories. The Atlas offers new visualisation options in 3D and interactive cartography. The Atlas is based on a specially developed Atlas platform and vector data.
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  15. MATLAB Library for Nanonis based files: NanoLib (Version 1.0) 

    Peter, Quentin; De Pietro, Lorenzo G.; Zanin, Danilo A. (2017)
    Library to open and analyze files produced by Nanonis SPM Control System in MATLAB.
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  16. geoGAM: Select Sparse Geoadditive Models for Spatial Prediction 

    Nussbaum, Madlene; Papritz, Andreas Jürg (2017)
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  17. Esum: Data Visualisation Tool 

    Buš, Peter; Ojha, Varun Kumar (2017)
    The program provides basic data visualization taken from external sources, like CSV files with captured number values. Each value is translated into the visual representation using Processing shapes. The program uses external libraries for the visualization, i.e. Plethora Library, Unfolding Map Library and ControlP5 for GUI. In this visualization, 21 participants are walking through a street in Zurich, and their representational stress ...
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  18. DeCodingSpaces Toolbox for Grasshopper 

    Abdulmawla, Abdulmalik; Bielik, Martin; Buš, Peter; et al. (2017)
    DeCodingSpaces Toolbox for Grasshopper is a collection of analytical and generative components for algorithmic architectural and urban planning. The toolbox is free software released by the Computational Planning Group (CPlan) and is a result of long term collaboration between academic institutions and praxis partners across the globe with the common goal to increase the efficiency and quality of architecture and urban planning.
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