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Data treatment<br />
4.6 Data treatment<br />
4.6.1 Level treatment<br />
START dh_level1<br />
START dh_level2<br />
Read list of files to be computed<br />
Read list of files to be computed<br />
START dh_level_basic<br />
START dh_level_diff<br />
Read basic parameters<br />
Read basic parameters<br />
Read raw data<br />
Read precomputed data<br />
Compute Absolute situation plots (carth. coord.)<br />
•Grid meshing and interpolatation<br />
•Erase interpolated data outside the channel<br />
•Compute volume (measured to reference level)<br />
Plot and save absolute situation plots & data<br />
Compute relative situation plots (polar coord.)<br />
•Grid meshing and interpolation (bend)<br />
Plot and save cross sections plots (single line)<br />
Data treatment (Situation and cross section plots)<br />
•Interpolate grid for inlet / outlet (polar. coord.)<br />
•Compute difference to initial level<br />
Plot and save relative situation plots & data<br />
Plot and save combined cross section<br />
for bend, inlet, outlet and all the channel<br />
Data treatment (derived characteristics)<br />
•Compute min, max, average level<br />
•Compute(local and average) lateral bed slopes<br />
Save data for cross sections plots (single line)<br />
END dh_level_basic<br />
Plot and save<br />
•lateral bed slopes (min, max, average) for all Ri<br />
•longitudinal mean/min/max levels (bend)<br />
no<br />
all files computed ?<br />
END dh_level1<br />
Data treatment (plots over the whole channel)<br />
Plot and save<br />
•longitudinal average/min/max of water/bed level<br />
END dh_level_diff<br />
all files computed ?<br />
no<br />
END dh_level1<br />
Figure 4.24: Flowchart of the MatLab treatment of the water and bed level data<br />
<strong>EPFL</strong> Ph.D thesis 2632 - Daniel S. Hersberger November 9, 2002 / page 93