Difference: SWSurfit (1 vs. 2)

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surfit 2.1

Below is the detail information:

DEVELOPED	1997-2006
AUTHOR	Mikhail Dmitrievsky & V.N. Kutrunov mishadm@mail.ru
PLATFORM	Windows
PURPOSE	open source gridding and contouring software
FUNCTIONS	Allows to build your own gridding algorithm by defining a set of so called "gridding rules". Allows to build "gridding rules" from: + scattered points (surface should interpolate or approximate points); + curves (surface should interpolate or approximate curve with constant value or with values taken from other surface); + areas (surface should interpolate or approximate area with constant value or with values taken from other surface); + contours (surface should interpolate or approximate contour); + surfaces (surface should interpolate or approximate other surface); + inequalities (based on points, curves, areas, ... ); linear conditions (mean or weighted mean values for whole surface, or in some area).
CODES	C++ source codes available
TIP	Russian version available
HOMEPAGE	surfit.sourceforge.net/index.html

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META TOPICPARENT	name="SoftwareGeostatistical"

surfit 2.1

Below is the detail information:

DEVELOPED	1997-2006
AUTHOR	Mikhail Dmitrievsky & V.N. Kutrunov mishadm@mail.ru
PLATFORM	Windows
PURPOSE	open source gridding and contouring software
FUNCTIONS	Allows to build your own gridding algorithm by defining a set of so called "gridding rules". Allows to build "gridding rules" from: + scattered points (surface should interpolate or approximate points); + curves (surface should interpolate or approximate curve with constant value or with values taken from other surface); + areas (surface should interpolate or approximate area with constant value or with values taken from other surface); + contours (surface should interpolate or approximate contour); + surfaces (surface should interpolate or approximate other surface); + inequalities (based on points, curves, areas, ... ); linear conditions (mean or weighted mean values for whole surface, or in some area).
CODES	C++ source codes available
TIP	Russian version available
HOMEPAGE	surfit.sourceforge.net/index.html

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