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197. By Adam Candy on 2013-07-23

Final fix.
Licensing formally implemented. Please update your branches and any derivative works.
Additional tidying and restructure.

196. By Adam Candy on 2013-07-23

Final fix (hopefully).
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Additional tidying and restructure.

195. By Adam Candy on 2013-07-23

Fix to previous licencing and restructuring commit.
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194. By Adam Candy on 2013-07-23

Licensing formally implemented. Please update your branches and any derivative works.
Additional tidying and restructure.

193. By Adam Candy on 2013-07-23

Remove extraneous log file.

192. By Alexandros Avdis on 2012-10-10

Some more touches on the manual's introduction.

191. By Alexandros Avdis on 2012-10-10

Added maps of the South pole regions and did some work on the manual text. Also added a .bib file for the citations.

190. By Alexandros Avdis on 2012-10-05

Extended the manual introduction and added a figure.

189. By Elliot Matthew Lynch on 2012-09-28

Update to mesh_netcdf:
1. signifcantly sped up export_geo code with
   compound lines and made some minor improvements
   regarding getting it to work.
2. Added in the script to project steriographic space
   to the sphere.

Notes:
1. compound lines still highly tempermental and rarely
   work with most domains, due to the plane surfaces
   not corrisponding to the shape file
2. still does not work with line Ids

188. By Elliot Matthew Lynch on 2012-09-21

Update to mesh_netcdf:
1. Compound lines working with multiple regions!

Notes:
1. Only tested on simple example and
   may not work with boundary ids
2. Code not particularly neet/efficient