MPD

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MPD may refer to:

In chemistry

• m-phenylenediamine
• 2-Methyl-2,4-Pentanediol

In electronics

• Microphoton device - an electronics company producing Single-Photon Avalanche Diode

In medicine

• Multiple personality disorder - more correctly called dissociative identity disorder, a mental condition where two or more distinct personalities are theorized to control the behaviour of a single individual
• Myeloproliferative disease - a group of diseases of the bone marrow

Locations

• Meatpacking District - a neighborhood in New York City

Oil industry

• Managed Pressure Drilling - general term for controlling the mud circulation to optimize the bottomhole pressure.

In politics

• Movement for Democracy (Cape Verde) - a political party in Cape Verde
• Movimiento Popular Democrático, a political party in Ecuador

In science

• Magnetoplasmadynamic thruster - an electric space propulsion engine.
• Multivariate Polya distribution - a statistical distribution

In software

• Multi-link PPP daemon for FreeBSD
• MPD programming language
• Music Player Daemon - a music-player server.

In media

• MPD Psycho, a manga series by Eiji Otsuka.

Other uses

• MPD, the ICAO code for Air Comet
• Mumbai Police Department
• Motive power depot, a location used to store locomotives
• Minneapolis Police Department, the police department in Minneapolis, United States
• Montreal Police Department, the police department in Montreal, Canada
• Memphis Police Department, the police department in Memphis, United States
• Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia or D.C. Police - municipal police force for the city of Washington, District of Columbia
• Miami Police Department*

(United States of America)

• Metropolitan Police District - area policed by London Metropolitan Police Service (London, United Kingdom)
• The MPD16 or MPD24 MIDI pad controllers made by Akai
• Multiple Purpose Document (airlines)
• In Hong Kong mPD is a surveying term meaning "meters above Principle Datum" and refers to height above average sea level.

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