Water level data from some of our hydrological dataloggers will
need to be adjusted for the barometric pressure at the time of the
reading, prior to conversion to flow. This is typically collected
by a different instrument and logged separately.
Yes, using calculations. There is also an option to track
backward, forwards or both to find the nearest matching record in
time. This is useful where the Barometric pressure is not read at
the same time as the level.
An example is if we are reading flow gauges on a pipe at regular
intervals and the difference between readings provides a flow over
time. If the flow meter is changed, the difference between readings
may be -ve. Can this be highlighted in some way, or an error code
attributed to the calculation?
Yes, the result of a calculation goes to a variable, from where
it can be handled like any other variable, with physical limit
blocks (such as -ve is impossible, don't import it), or with
warnings in the same way that a compliance breach can raise a
warning.
Yes. In fact, the result of a calculation (unless told to write
back to itself) is another variable.
Many complex calculations are available.
The following are some of the more common:
- Square Root
- Square
- Modulo
- Natural Log
- Log Base 10
- Natural Exponent
- Power
- Co Sin
- Tan
- Arc Sin
- Arc Cos
- Arc Tan
- Logical AND
- Logical NOT
- Logical OR
- Floor
- Ceiling
- If Then Else
- Absolute