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Latest revision as of 08:44, 25 January 2024
Menu descriptions
Database
This section explains how to work with a Geopsy database. Creating a database on a permanent storage (disk) is not a mandatory step. You can use Geopsy to view and to process signals on single files basis. However, you would miss a number of interesting features such as grouping of signals, storage of header modification and automatic storage of processed signals.
- Introduction
- Import signal files
- Signal drag and drop mechanism
- Open, Close and Save a database
- Groups of signals
- Preferences
- Editing header information
Signal viewers
Basic signal processing
Basic signal processing methods are provided for fast analysis. By contrast with Geopsy: Tools, they execute only one simple action (filter, cut,...). Interactive and script-based approaches are available.
