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In this presentation, we would like to share with our audience how our bet on open source code helps us connect to a community of practitioners, gives visibility to our solution to a technical community and facilitates its adoption. We will discuss:
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Charts are used everywhere. It's an important tool for data scientists. When working in a web environment, d3js [1] is still the number one choice. Desktop application developers might get envious when having a look at the possibilities d3js offers. But it's no reason to resign. Charting frameworks are available for Java desktop applications too. An easy way to get started is to use SWTChart [2]. It relies on the Standard Widget Toolkit (SWT) and offers a simple way how to easily create even enterprise ready charts. The following chart types are supported:
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The satellite database model formalizes the format of data exchanged between the satellite and the ground segment.
Too many formats coexist for describing the satellite database. Each program or working group chooses its own database modeler, its own packet interpreter… and fills all the gaps between tools – or during exchanges with other industrials – with transformation tools or even manual transformations. So why make yet another database modeler with its own format for the CNES?
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