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EGU2012 Open Source Software in Geosciences
A splinter session yesterday drew a larger-than-expected crowd to talk about the use of free and open source software (FOSS) in the geosciences. Those in attendance spanned the range from developers to end-users and the main outcome is that there … Continue reading
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