Fw: [Acoustics] Software for viewing water-level data

[Marc A Stewart]

Hey Kurt, could you clarify are you asking about software to help QAQC of 
data or doing statistical analyzes of processed data?  If you mean 
plotting, applying corrections, and removing erroneous data you should be 
loading all of your data into ADAPS for this. If you are not working with 
ADAPS for this step you will most likely be spending a lot of time trying 
to reinvent the wheel. 

Marc




Kurt P Kowalski <kkowalski at usgs.gov>
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02/14/2005 09:41 AM
 
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        Subject:        [Acoustics] Software for viewing water-level data


Good morning-

I am looking for suggestions for software to use for water-level data 
analysis.  I have large (to me) data sets from a series of automated 
water-level meters (In-Situ and Odyssey) and acoustic Doppler current 
meters (Sontek SW and SL) that are causing problems.  I've successfully 
analyzed data like these in Excel for other projects, but the data sets I 
have now are significantly larger than those I've worked with in the past. 

 Excel is not doing a good job of handling and graphing the data.

What programs have you or others used to graph and analyze multiple large 
time series data sets?

Thanks for the suggestions.

-Kurt

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Kurt P. Kowalski
U.S. Geological Survey                   Phone:  (734)214-9308
Great Lakes Science Center           FAX:    (734)214-7230
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