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Matlab Users Group
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History
The MUG was established
in 1998 as an avenue for sharing Matlab solutions to oceanographic number
crunching issues. Often code is needed to do a computation
that someone else MUST have already written, and the MUG became a way of
querying the WHOI/USGS/MBL community about how they coded a solution to
a particular problem. In discussing various methods of solving the
same problem, the group also plays an educational role. In the first
year, monthly meetings were held, but now the primary means of communication
is the email list.
To join the MUG email list :
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send email to mug-request@whoi.edu
with
subscribe as the subject
To unsubscribe :
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send email to mug-request@whoi.edu
with
unsubscribe as the subject
At present there is no archive listing of
the emails sent or FAQ. We hope to make this service available to
users soon. Watch this space for updates. In the meantime,
the WHOI Matlab newsgroup is a good
palce to look for solutions to Matlab questions.
Local Courses and Seminars
Sometimes WHOI offers
classes
in Matlab programming on site. They ordinarily meet once or
twice a week for up to six weeks. The Information Technology Group
seminar
schedule often includes topics of interest to Matlab users. They
meet Tuesdays at noon in the Smith conference room in Woods Hole.
Links to useful Oceanographic Matlab resources:
SEA-MAT
(thanks to Rich Signell)
Matlab
Tools (thanks to Paul Robbins)
Intermediate
Matlab Course, Matlab Snack Bar, MexCDF (thanks to Chuck Denham)
M_map
(thanks to Rich Pawlowicz)
Seawater
toolbox (thanks to Phil Morgan)
WHOI Matlab
license policy page
The most recent revision of these pages
occurred May 2, 2000.
Please email your comments to Ellyn Montgomery
at: emontgomery@whoi.edu
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