Forwarded message from Space Research Software, Inc.
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Monday, December 06, 2010
Urbana-Champaign
Dear HDF community
We released a new version of HDF Explorer. This version fixes a bug in
the time evaluation of temporary licenses and it affects only users who
requested a license after December 1 2010.
To get the new version (1.4.036), please go to
http://www.space-research.org/
There are other minor improvements done in the last year:
. Creation/saving of bitmap files (Windows BMP format) is possible with
much larger sizes.
. The grid font was made larger
. Add of NeXus file extensions ( nxs, nx5, nx4) to the list of extensions
to open in the file dialog. NeXus is a common data format for neutron,
x-ray, and muon science that has HDF5 or HDF4 as the base format.
We accept any suggestions regarding new/change features regarding HDF
Explorer, please send us an email if you have any suggestion.
HDF Explorer has a price of 49 USD (ordered by PayPal in our site), but
we offer time limit evaluation licenses.
About HDF Explorer
Space Research Software, Inc, headquartered in the heart of the Silicon
Prairie in Urbana-Champaign, Illinois, is a leading company in HDF
related visualization tools.
Its flagship product HDF Explorer, is a widely acclaimed software tool
that allows an easy browsing of HDF data files.
HDF Explorer is a data visualization program that reads the HDF, HDF5 and
netCDF data file formats. HDF Explorer runs in the Microsoft Windows
operating systems.
HDF Explorer is used by NASA Earth Science Data and Information (ESDIS).
HDF Explorer was frequently mentioned in a recent NASA Earth Science
Data and Information (ESDIS) Project survey which asked respondents
which tools they used to analyze and visualize NASA Earth science
satellite data.
Petabytes of NASA Earth science satellite data are stored using HDF and
commonly used throughout the Earth science community and other
communities all over the world.
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Pedro Vicente
pedro.vicente@space-research.org
http://www.space-research.org/