m_pack is a
collection of matlab tools and several utilities related with ROMS
visualization and analysis (including SpectrHA) From Martinho Marta
Almeida.
Float
tracking software for Matlab 5 from Eurofloat.
Mooring
dynamics and design tools: A MATLAB 5 package to design,
analyze and model oceanographic moorings, from Richard Dewey.
Tidal Ellipse Tools from Zhigang Xu. These convert
between u and v amplitude and phase parameters and tidal ellipse
parameters (major axis, ellipticity, inclination and phase). There
is also a program to estimate vertical profiles of tidal ellipse
parameters, given sea-elevation gradients. Postscript documentation is provided.
Spatial and
Geometric Analysis (SaGA) toolkit. Gridding, tesselation, and
more.
EasyKrig2.0
Toolkit: A gui-driven collection of routines to make Kriging of
hydrographic and other spatial data a simple process, by Dr.
Dezhang Chu.
EXTCONTOUR
Extended contouring capabilities for Matlab 4 & 5.
Can handle parametric surfaces, filled contours,
publication-quality labelling and more.
COLORBARF Produces a colorbar for a filled contour plot with
the appropriate colors and tick marks. From Blair Greenan.
Carter corrects single-beam echosounder depths using Carter's
tables. (As you undoubtedly know, most ship's echosounders assume
sound velocity to be 1500m/s, which is only very approximate.
Carter's tables were thus produced to enable a correction to a more
realistic depth, using an assumed mean sound speed that depends on
latitude and longitude.) From Mike Meredith.
Schlee makes a ternary diagram for sand, mud and gravel,
assuming that mud=(silt+clay).
Shepard_Ternary_Plot plots sand, silt and clay fraction data on
a ternary plot that is marked with the Shepard classification
scheme labels .
Sand/Silt/Clay plotting routine based on a different
classification scheme (Folk, 1954)
MATHEMATICA-based Wavelet tidal analysis software (No longer active) - Tidal analysis tools for
non-stationary tidal processes (e.g., barotropic river tides and
continental shelf internal tides). Developed by David Jay and Ed
Flinchem. Note: although this software isn't in Matlab, it
seemed useful enough to link here anyway!
Sturges - For some purposes we want to remove the annual cycle
in a long data set, particularly for cross spectra with other data.
Trivial for monthly data, but less so for weekly or daily
data.