Dennis Straley

ID:561
First Name:Dennis
Last Name:Straley
Last Change:2004-05-09
Number of Files:6 (280th most prolific)
Number of Downloads:47,299 (232nd most downloaded)

BAW 3.0   (details) 48 ENG   3 KB / 1 KB
Box and whisker plot program which accepts a list of data and returns the 1st quartile, median, and 3rd quartile to the stack, with min and max values displayed on the picture display.
By Dennis Straley. 1998-12-30

BAW 3.03   (details) 49/50 ENG   6 KB / 1 KB
ScreenshotBox and whisker plot program which accepts a list of data and returns the 1st quartile, median, and 3rd quartile to the stack, with min and max values displayed on the picture display.
By Dennis Straley. 2004-05-09

HPtide 0.3.2   (details) 48 ENG   733 KB / 18 KB
ScreenshotThis is a beta release of a System RPL program that uses the harmonic method to predict tides and currents. It is released under the GNU GPL. You should see the homepage latest news and information.
By David MacCuish and Dennis Straley. 2001-11-11

StarMaHP 1.22   (details) 48 ENG   20 KB / 24 KB
ScreenshotGives a feel for what the sky will look like tonight, next week, last year, or whatever, for beginning astronomers. Includes over 650 stars from all 88 constellations, plus the mean positions of the sun, moon, and 5 nearest planets. This old version is included because it is a third the size of the latest version.
By Dennis Straley. 1999-05-15

StarMaHP 3.2   (details) 48 ENG   82 KB / 78 KB
ScreenshotGives a feel for what the sky will look like tonight, next week, last year, or whatever, for beginning astronomers. Includes over 650 stars from all 88 constellations, plus the highly accurate mean positions of the sun, moon, and all 9 planets. It also has zoom features for viewing smaller areas of the sky, solar eclipses, etc, and can correct for light time and parallax.
By Dennis Straley. 2000-11-26

StarMaHP 3.2   (details) 49/50 ENG   81 KB / 78 KB
ScreenshotGives a feel for what the sky will look like tonight, next week, last year, or whatever, for beginning astronomers. Includes over 650 stars from all 88 constellations, plus the highly accurate mean positions of the sun, moon, and all 9 planets. It also has zoom features for viewing smaller areas of the sky, solar eclipses, etc, and can correct for light time and parallax.
By Dennis Straley. 2000-11-25

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