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Gifa
Gifa V4 is a computer program designed for the processing, the visualization and the analysis of 1D, 2D, and 3D NMR data-set.
The initial version of Gifa was written in the Gif-sur Yvette NMR Lab. France. It is now developed by the NMR group at the Centre de Biochimie Structurale Laboratory. in Montpellier France. Gifa runs on differents UNIX computer systems (Hewlett Packard, Silicon Graphics, IBM, SUN, PC/Linux...), with or without graphic display, in interactive or batch mode.
Gifa includes many poweful signal processing methods such as Maximum Entropy, Linear Prediction, automatic Phasing, line fiting, base line correction...etc. A assignment module is also available now. There are differents ways of interacting with the software. The user may choose between a graphic, a command line or a language interface.
Gifa was developed in the C.B.S. laboratory in Montpellier by Jean-Luc.Pons, Therese.Malliavin, and Marc-Andre.Delsuc
You will also find:
- A Mailing-List running for the Gifa users. From Here, you can read previous messages, subscribe and unsubcribe to the list.
- Gifa includes a complete on-line Help for every command and a comprehensive manual (Available also in the standard distribution files)
- Gifa runs on differents UNIX computer systems: (HP, SGI 4.x and 5.x (not native in 6.x), IBM, SUN (SunOs and Solaris 2.x and even PC-Linux ). A Benchmark is even available
- The Complete Gifa distribution is on our ftp server. It is
FREE for academic sites, however a license agreement is
required. Check the README
file on the ftp server. There are also mirror sites
- In Japan at Institute for Molecular Science, Okazaki,
ftp://ftp.ims.ac.jp/pub/unix/chem/gifa
gopher://gopher.ims.ac.jp:70/11/tmp/pub-link/unix/chem/gifa - In US. : Ohio Supercomputer Center, Colombus
ftp://ccl.osc.edu/pub/chemistry/software/UNIX/gifa/
- In Japan at Institute for Molecular Science, Okazaki,
- The history file of the current release.
- New features to come soon.
- The Impact Curve, showing the number laboratories having signed the licence agreement since its first release.
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