Curve Digitizer – A software for multiple curves digitizing
Journal Title: INCAS BULLETIN - Year 2010, Vol 2, Issue 2
Abstract
The Curve Digitizer is software that extracts data from an image file representing a graphic and returns them as pairs of numbers which can then be used for further analysis and applications. Numbers can be read on a computer screen stored in files or copied on paper. The final result is a data set that can be used with other tools such as MSEXCEL. Curve Digitizer provides a useful tool for any researcher or engineer interested in quantifying the data displayed graphically. The image file can be obtained by scanning a document.
Authors and Affiliations
Nicolae APOSTOLESCU, Florentin SPERLEA
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