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Automatic digitization of pluviograph strip charts

Jaklič et al., 2016

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4414607375159681317
Author
Jaklič A
Šajn L
Derganc G
Peer P
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Meteorological Applications

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An algorithm for automatic digitization of pluviograph strip charts is presented. The rainfall signal is incrementally extracted from the scanned image of a strip chart by combining the moving average method and the curve edge following method. The mechanical properties of …
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