Before revision: More typically, DAP clients are: Data-analysis or data-visualization tools (such as MATLAB, IDL, Panoply, GrADS, IDV, Ferret and ncBrowse ) which their authors have adapted to enable DAP-based data input; Similarly adapted Web applications (such as Dapper Data Viewer, aka DChart)OPeNDAP software Similarly adapted end-user programs (in common languages) Regardless of their types, and whether developed commercially or by an end-user, clients almost universally link to DAP servers through libraries that implement the DAP2 or DAP4 protocol in one language or another.
After revision: More typically, DAP clients are: Data-analysis or data-visualization tools (such as MATLAB, IDL, Panoply, GrADS, IDV, Ferret and ncBrowseA Graphical netCDF File Browser ) which their authors have adapted to enable DAP-based data input; Similarly adapted Web applications (such as Dapper Data Viewer, aka DChart)OPeNDAP software Similarly adapted end-user programs (in common languages) Regardless of their types, and whether developed commercially or by an end-user, clients almost universally link to DAP servers through libraries that implement the DAP2 or DAP4 protocol in one language or another.