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Are there barographs available which plot the first derivative of the pressure
with respect to time, and would such a plot be useful alongside the pressure signal itself? I have developed a barograph which is is capable of such things, but I wonder what the most useful printout might be. The current state of the art is visible at http://www.meteormetrics.com and I would welcome comment, especially if there is a useful parameter I could calculate and include on future versions. Thanks Kevin Scott |
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