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This article is from the Scientific Data Format Information FAQ, by Ilana Stern ilana@kiowa.scd.ucar.edu with numerous contributions by others.
CIF (Crystallographic Information File) is becoming standard in the
crystallography world and related fields:
<URL:http://www.iucr.ac.uk/cif/home.html>
Continue to:
science, engineering, scientific data formats, CDF, FITS, GRIB, HDF, netCDF, VICAR, PDS, Miscellaneous graphics formats, SAIF, SDTS, HDS, MedFileS, CXF, JCAMP, CIF, OpenMath, GeoTIFF, DLG-3, DEM
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