Our lab has been developing practical Java applications focused on structural biology tasks since 2002.
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One of the most established software in this respect is Grace ( ), a descendant of the ACE/gr 2D plotting tool originally developed for Unix. This includes, but is not limited to, software such as Fityk, peak-o-mat ( ), HippoDraw ( ), Veusz ( ), ParaView ( ), gnuplot ( ), R ( ) and others. In the last ten years, free and open source software has also been developed, mainly based on C++ and Python. Widely used software for such tasks include ubiquitous generic spreadsheet programs such as MS Excel, as well as sophisticated commercial software packages such as SigmaPlot, Origin, IGOR, etc.
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A manual, as well as the source code of the GraphPanel class can also be downloaded from this site.ĭata analysis and processing are tasks met in almost any experimental laboratory. To download SDAR, users will be asked for their name, institution and email address. It is freely available to academic users at. The software is easy to install, and very convenient to use judging by experience in our own laboratories. Since SDAR is implemented in Java, it is truly cross-platform compatible. Data exported by SDAR is annotated with commands compatible with the Grace software. Images of the data plots can be generated in SVG-, TIFF- or PNG-format. Data can be manipulated and analysed with respect to the most common operations experienced in an experimental biochemical laboratory. The centre piece of SDAR is the Java class GraphPanel which provides methods for generic tasks of data visualisation. A smart ASCII parser allows import of data into SDAR without particular format requirements. We have developed SDAR, a Java application to analyse two-dimensional data with an intuitive graphical user interface. Practical and convenient graphical data analysis software in Java with a user-friendly interface are rare. Additionally, more complex software packages typically require more time by the individual user to understand and operate. Some tasks in this context may be performed with generic software such as spreadsheet programs which are available ubiquitously, others may require more specialised software that requires paid licences. Two-dimensional data needs to be processed and analysed in almost any experimental laboratory.
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