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Discover open-source software founded or developed in Canada — from academic projects to government tools and community initiatives.

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GNU Octave

Science & Research
International open-source community Various, International GPL-3.0

A numerical computing language and environment broadly compatible with MATLAB syntax.

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Spartacus

Education
Communications Security Establishment 2016 Ottawa, Ontario GPL-2.0

Educational environment from Canada’s cyber-security community for learning assembly programming and operating-system development.

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METRo

Science & Research
Environment and Climate Change Canada 2006 Montreal, Quebec GPL-2.0

Model of the Environment and Temperature of Roads, an open road-condition forecasting system developed by Environment and Climate Change Canada.

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libECBUFR

Mathematics
Environment and Climate Change Canada 2009 Montreal, Quebec GPL-3.0

Environment and Climate Change Canada library providing a uniform API for encoding and decoding BUFR meteorological data.

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Storylines

GIS & Mapping
Environment and Climate Change Canada 2022 Ottawa, Ontario MIT

Accessible web-mapping storytelling application from Environment and Climate Change Canada using interactive maps and multimedia.

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Reusable Accessible Mapping Platform

GIS & Mapping
Environment and Climate Change Canada 2015 Ottawa, Ontario MIT

Accessible Vue-based web mapping platform designed for Government of Canada geospatial applications.

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Signal Attenuation through Foliage Estimator

Science & Research
Communications Research Centre Canada 2023 Ottawa, Ontario MIT

Communications Research Centre Canada tool for estimating radio-frequency path loss in foliage-dominant environments.

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