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Getting Started

OTT MESSTECHNIK GmbH & Co. KG

P.O. Box 21 40 D - 87411 Kempten
Ludwigstrasse 16 D - 87437 Kempten
Phone ++49 831 5617-0 GERMANY
Fax ++49 831 5617-209
Document number
56.WAH.01M.B.E

E-mail: info@ott-hydrometry.de
http://www.ott-hydrometry.de

APPLICATION SOFTWARE FOR

HYDROLOGY, METEOROLOGY
AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Contents

1 What is HYDRAS 3 ?

2 HYDRAS 3: Documentation

3 Installing HYDRAS 3

3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4

System requirements
Special precondition when installing Hydras 3 under Windows NT
Installing HYDRAS 3
Using HYDRAS 3 in a network environment

4 Starting HYDRAS 3 for the first time

4.1 Entering the licence code
4.2 Creating a workspace
4.3 The next steps

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5 Converting existing HYDRAS II databases

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6 HYDRAS 3 main window

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7 Configuring regions, stations and sensors

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8 Communication

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8.1 Downloading data/Operating the devices (configuration)

8.2 Raw data transfer
9 Evaluating data
9.1
9.2
9.3
9.4
9.5
9.6

HYDRAS 3 evaluate window

Numerical display of measured data
Multiple graphics
Graphical editor
Correlation analysis
Isoline display

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This users guide and the accompanying software are both protected by copyright.
All rights are reserved.
No part of the guide may be copied, reproduced, translated or converted into
machine-readable format.
The copyrights for HYDRAS 3 application software are owned by OTT MESSTECHNIK.
You must agree to the licensing conditions before installing the software.
No claims against OTT MESSTECHNIK other than those covered by the warranty
shall be considered valid. OTT MESSTECHNIK accepts no liability for the accuracy
of this users guide, in particular. The right to software changes is reserved.
HYDRAS 3 is a trademark of OTT MESSTECHNIK GmbH & Co. KG.
Copyright 1999 OTT MESSTECHNIK GmbH & Co. KG.
Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.
Windows NT is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
Copyright 1999 Microsoft Corporation.
The various components included in HYDRAS 3 software are subject to the licensing
conditions of their respective manufacturers:
Parts of the program code Copyright 1999 Langner GmbH.
All rights reserved.
MapObjects is a trademark of Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc.
Copyright 1999 Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc.
All rights reserved.
All trademarks are recognized as such and used solely for information purposes.

Copyright 1999 by
OTT MESSTECHNIK GmbH & Co. KG
Ludwigstrasse 16 D-87437 Kempten
Phone ++49(0)8 31 56 17-0
Telefax ++49(0)8 31 56 17-2 09

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1 What is HYDRAS 3 ?
HYDRAS 3 is a convenient solution for professional transfer, processing and
management of measurement data in the areas of hydrometry, meteorology and
environmental protection.

Fig. 1: Start-up logo of HYDRAS 3

application software

HYDRAS 3 is based on a high-performance database application which comes

with a variety of functions:















Communication with OTT devices (downloading data)

Operating OTT devices (configuration)
Station management (management of master data)
Time sequence management
Incorporating map or graphic material
Graphical evaluation
Multiple graphics
Graphical editor
Numerical display of measured data
Virtual sensor
Correlation analysis
Isoline display
Importing measurement data
Exporting measurement data

One of the main applications of HYDRAS 3 is OTT device communication and

operation (configuration). For example, measured values can be called up on
location as well as per modem.
You can customise the software to your own requirements using the extensive
range of options offered.
Thanks to import and export functions which can configured to individual requirements, HYDRAS 3 can easily be integrated into existing systems for time sequence
management and evaluation.

It is particularly worth noting that HYDRAS 3 can manage any number of stations
and sensors, plus their associated measured data. The size of the database is
restricted only by the power and memory capacity of your PC system.
HYDRAS 3 application software is network-compatible. For network operation,
HYDRAS 3 must be installed on each workstation. The shared HYDRAS 3 database is located in a central fileserver directory which can be accessed by all
workstations. In this way, several users can simultaneously access the same data
and evaluate data graphically, for example. If one of the users is currently editing
measured data on his/her PC, a warning message is displayed to all other users
with access to the same data; simultaneous editing of this data is then disabled.
Previous users of HYDRAS II can continue to use their existing configurations and
measured data.
Finally: HYDRAS 3 is improving all the time. The following program expansions
are currently being developed:
 Automatic selection of measured values and

cyclical selection of measured values (high water tracking)

 Alarm management
 Internet interface
 Simultaneous management of extra information, such as level measurement

entries, for example

 Graphical and tabular display of raw data

 OTT View: Transfer of digital status images.

2 HYDRAS 3: Documentation
Various sources of information are available to help make your introduction to
HYDRAS 3 application software as easy as possible:
 This users guide Introduction to HYDRAS 3

This users guide provides you with detailed information on system requirements
and installation of HYDRAS 3. It also introduces you to the first steps with the
application software. Divided into sections, the guide gives you a thorough
overview of the different application software functions.
 Context-sensitive online help

Call up information specifically related to your current task by pressing the

function key F1. Alternatively, you can call up the online help via the menu
Help | Contents.
In this case, HYDRAS 3 displays a window with the help topics contents, which
allows you to carry out a specific search for the topics required.
 File README.txt on the installation CD-ROM of HYDRAS 3

This file contains additional information on the installation or use of HYDRAS 3

which is too recent to have been included in the present guide or online help.
It is therefore very important that you read this file carefully. It is an ASCII file
and can be opened and printed out using any text editor.
 Other ....txt files also included on the installation CD-ROM for HYDRAS 3

e. g. W95_DLLs.txt
W98_DLLs.txt
NT4_DLLs.txt
These files contain special instructions which are useful in unusual or problem
cases.
 OTTs Internet homepage http://www.ott-hydrometry.de

You can download free updates for HYDRAS 3 from the service pages
(depending on availability).
These pages also include a file with FAQs (frequently asked questions ) currently
being compiled. The file contains our answers to typical questions often asked
by HYDRAS 3 users.
 Individual support by e-mail

Do you have a specific problem or question which is not adequately covered

by the sources of information above? Send a short e-mail with the keyword
HYDRAS 3 to the following address: info@ott-hydrometry.de.
When describing the problem, please do not forget to include your PC configuration, series number and software version of HYDRAS 3 together with any
error messages.

3 Installing HYDRAS 3
3.1 System requirements
The following minimum system requirements are necessary for installing HYDRAS 3:
 IBM-compatible PC with 60 MHz-processor and CD-ROM drive
 15 MB free hard drive memory for the HYDRAS 3 program +

additional memory for measured data

 16 MB memory
 15" monitor (resolution 800 x 600 pixels; 256 colours)
 Microsoft Windows 95/98 or Windows NT as of Version 4.0

However, for maximum convenience and optimal operation of the application

software, we recommend the following hardware:
 IBM-compatible PC with 200 MHz processor or faster
 Minimum 32 MB memory
 17" monitor (resolution 1024 x 768 pixels; true colour, 24-bit) or larger

If you wish to use the communication function Download data/Operate for

HYDRAS 3, the following equipment is required, depending on your application





Modem (analog, GSM, ISDN)

OTT-DuoLink data readout device or standard OTT data readout device
Integrated infrared interface (IrDA) or LinkIt infrared-interface adapter
VOTA/PC data transfer cable

If you also require measured data evaluations as print-outs, you will also need an
ink-jet or laser printer (ideally colour).

3.2 Special precondition when installing Hydras 3 under

Windows NT
To be able to install HYDRAS 3 properly on a PC with the Windows NT operating
system (as of version 4.0), you must log on to your PC with administrator access
rights.

3.3 Installing HYDRAS 3

Follow the steps below to install HYDRAS 3:
 Exit all applications before running the setup program.
 Insert the HYDRAS 3 CD-ROM into the CD drive on your PC.
 Please read the README.txt file on the CD carefully. This file contains supplementary information on installing and operating the HYDRAS 3 which is not
documented elsewhere.
 Run the setup.exe program on the CD. (For example, the command Run in
the Windows start menu: d:\setup.exe; where d represents your CD-ROM
drive. The setup.exe program starts the installation assistant which guides you
through the installation procedure.
 Please note all messages from the installation assistant and enter the relevant
information requested:
Select the target directory for installation
Select program folder
Enter user information.

Fig. 2: Installing HYDRAS 3

Setup program installation assistant

 Now check all entries and click on Next>

The setup program copies all of the necessary files to your PC hard drive
(usually C:).
 Exit the setup program.

If problems occur during installation or when installing HYDRAS 3 for the first
time, refer to the README.txt file under point 6 Troubleshooting. Suggested
solutions to various problems are given here.
During the installation procedure, the setup program usually adds the subdirectories
...\Borland\Common Files\BDE and \Hydras3" to the C:\Program Files\"
directory. In addition, the setup program also installs various .DLL files. You can
find more information on this subject in the README.txt. if necessary.

3.4 Using HYDRAS 3 in a network environment

You need to install the HYDRAS 3 application software on each of these workstations
if you wish to access a shared HYDRAS 3 database within the network from several
locations.
A directory within a fileserver which can be accessed by each HYDRAS 3 workstation is used as a workspace.
You must create a control file for these workstations for coordination of several
users accessing the shared database:
 Start up the administration program
bdeadmin.exe on each workstation.
This program is located in path C:\Program Files\Borland\Common Files\BDE
(the details under drive C: may vary in your installation)
 In the NET DIR field under Configuration | Drivers | Native | Paradox, enter
a directory on your file server to which all HYDRAS 3 workstations have
read/write access.
Please note that this entry is the same for each HYDRAS 3 workstation. If you
use drive letter designations in the path specification, these drive letters must
refer to the same network path on all of the PCs. There is no need to worry
about this if you use a UNC path name (Universal Naming Convention)
instead, i.e. \\PC name\path name.

Fig. 3: Creating a control file for

shared use of HYDRAS 3 data

HYDRAS 3 creates the control file PDOXUSRS.NET in the directory specified by

NET DIR. This file handles synchronization of access between several different
users. Therefore, two users trying to edit the same measured data simultaneously
will receive a warning message.

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4 Starting HYDRAS 3 for the first time

4.1 Entering the licence code
You must enter a licence code before starting HYDRAS 3 for the first time.
 Start HYDRAS 3 (e. g. Windows start menu: Programs| Hydras3 |Hydras3).
The HYDRAS 3 logo is displayed initially, followed by the HYDRAS 3
Licensing window.
 Enter the series number of your application program HYDRAS 3 as a code. The
series number is located on the inside of the CD cover on the bottom left.
This code query will not appear the next time you start HYDRAS 3.

Fig. 4: Entering the licence code

Now the HYDRAS 3 main window opens:

Fig. 5: The HYDRAS 3 main

window when first started

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There are no entries in the HYDRAS 3 main window when the software is started
for the first time. You must therefore first create a workspace in which the individual
stations and sensors can be grouped at a later stage. A HYDRAS 3 workspace is
defined as a directory in which the configurations for stations and sensors plus the
associated measured value database are saved. Up to nine workspaces can be
created: these are independent of each other. A workspace therefore represents a
complete configuration so that it can be recognized by HYDRAS II.
The logical structure of HYDRAS 3 is divided into workspaces, regions, stations
and sensors.
4.2 Creating a workspace
Now create a new workspace:
 Select the menu: File| New workspace (or use the right mouse button to click
on the left-hand side of the HYDRAS 3 main window and then select the function
Create workspace.)
The Create workspace window is opened:

Fig. 6: Creating a workspace

 Select a number (1-9) for the workspace.

 Enter your desired name for the workspace.
 Choose a drive under which HYDRAS 3 should create a subdirectory for the
workspace.
 Enter the path including the subdirectory. The workspace and the subdirectory
do not have to have the same name, although identical names make organizing
them easier. Create a separate subdirectory for each workspace. If you are not
using HYDRAS 3 in a network environment, we recommend that you use the
path (standard installation) C:\Program Files\Hydras3\Data\ .
As this is a new workspace, HYDRAS 3 requests a confirmation for creating the
configuration files.
 Click OK.
HYDRAS 3 now creates new empty configuration files in the specified subdirectory. The tree display shows an entry for the workspace and the region
All stations.
Note: The All stations region contains every station in a workspace, regardless
of its usual region classification.

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4.3 The next steps

The following different procedures can be used, depending on your individual
requirements:
 HYDRAS II users can now convert their existing databases.In this process,

HYDRAS 3 automatically includes all stations and sensors in the application

program.
 Download measured values from an OTT data logger using the Communication
| Download data function and then transfer these to the measured value database via the Communication | Raw data. Using this information from the data
loggers, HYDRAS 3 then automatically sets up the stations and the sensors.You
can add more master data via the configuration window.
 Manually create new regions, stations and sensors via the configuration window.
 Set the operating parameters of a OTT data logger (configuration). In this case,
it is usually advisable to create a new station in advance using the configuration
window in case configuration takes place via modem.

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5 Converting existing HYDRAS II databases

Naturally, you can continue to use your existing HYDRAS II configurations and
measured data under HYDRAS 3.
HYDRAS 3 has a different database format and different configuration files for
stations and sensors to HYDRAS II. An existing HYDRAS II configuration therefore
needs to be converted.
This is done using the program Convert.exe located in the main directory of the
HYDRAS 3 installation CD-ROM.
To convert a HYDRAS II configuration including database:
 Create an empty HYDRAS 3 workspace.
(e. g. Menu: File | New workspace)
 Run the Convert.exe program on the CD-ROM.
 Under Source, enter the data path for your HYDRAS II configuration.
 Under Target, enter the path for the empty HYDRAS 3 workspace.
 Click on START Conversion.

Fig. 7: Converting existing

HYDRAS II configurations and
measured data for HYDRAS 3

The Convert.exe program automatically converts and transfers the configuration

files and measured data to the empty workspace. Conversion progress is recorded
simultaneously under station, sensor and date.
Note on virtual sensors
If your HYDRAS II database includes virtual sensors which use the variable
YTIME in the IF conditions, these must be adjusted manually. Under HYDRAS II,
YTIME reports the time in full seconds, compared to 1/10 seconds under HYDRAS 3.
 For this reason, you should take factor 10 into account in the IF conditions
which use YTIME.
Note on Convert.exe program crashes
If the Convert.exe program ends unexpectedly during the conversion procedure,
follow the steps below:
 Restart Convert.exe.
During the second conversion process, the program generates the following
message for each conversion step already completed: The station/sensor is
already present. Do you wish to continue?
 For each message, click No.
This allows you to skip all of the stations and sensors which have already been
successfully converted, including the last station/sensor which is probably faulty.

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6 The HYDRAS 3 main window

The starting point for operating the HYDRAS 3 is the main window. This window
opens automatically as soon as the application software is started; it is divided
into two sections. The left side of the window contains a tree display which is
hierarchically organized into workspaces, regions, stations and sensors. The
layout of this tree display is similar to Windows Explorer.
A map can be saved on the right-hand side of the screen for each workspace.
This allows you to geographically display the selected stations and sensors (as a
shape file or in bmp. file format). Alternatively, instead of maps, you can incorporate any diagrams you wish in bmp file format. HYDRAS 3 uses symbols to
display the individual stations and sensors in the map.

Fig. 8: The HYDRAS 3 main window

You can operate the HYDRAS 3 application program using either the menu bar at
the top of the main window or with the more convenient context menus (pop-up
menus).
To open a context menu, click the right mouse button on an object, e.g. a sensor.
HYDRAS 3 now displays a menu with all functions available for this object. Now
select the desired function with the mouse.

Fig. 9: Context menu for the

station selected in Fig. 8

In the menu: File | Options | Colours tab, you can select the option Display
treenodes in colour. If this is selected, HYDRAS 3 allocates the following colours
in the tree display:

Workspaces
Regions
Stations
Sensors

Black
Blue
Red
Green.

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7 Configuring regions, stations and sensors

All important information for the regions, stations and sensors are saved in the
configuration windows of HYDRAS 3 (master data).
 Use the right-hand mouse button to click on a region, station or sensor in the
tree display and select Configuration in the context menu.
 If the desired region (or station or sensor) has not yet been created, click with
the right-hand mouse in the tree display on the workspace (region, station) and
select the context menu New (station, sensor) region.
HYDRAS 3 displays the relevant configuration window:

Fig. 10: Region configuration window

Fig. 11: Station configuration window

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Fig. 12: Sensor configuration window

The individual configuration windows are further subdivided into tabs. In the
Station configuration window, the number of tabs displayed depends on the
Application type setting and in the Sensor configuration window, the number
depends on the Application type and Virtual sensor settings.
The tabs contain all configuration information which is logically related.

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8 Communication
8.1 Downloading data/Operating the devices (configuration)
The core of HYDRAS 3 is its communication function. With the HYDRAS 3, you
can operate an OTT device (configuration), download measured data from a data
logger or transfer data from a multifunctional unit, the VOTA, for example.
To call up the communication function:
 Click with the right-hand mouse button in the tree display on a measuring
station and select Download data/Operate in the context menu.
 If the desired station has not yet been created, select the function Download
data/Operate in the communication menu.

Fig. 13: Communication

In theory, two means of communication are available:

 Download data

from an OTT data logger

from a VOTA multifunctional unit or PC (transfer data)
 Operation (configuration)

Orphimedes, Thalimedes, Nimbus data loggers

HYDROSENS devices with operating matrix
You must select an appropriate means of communication, depending on whether
you wish to download data from a Thalimedes on-site or via modem. HYDRAS 3
automatically sets up the protocol type for data transfer.
Please note that all measurement data are in raw data format immediately following the function download data. They must be accepted into the measured
value database using the Raw data transfer function.

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Fig. 14: Example of communication

with an OTT data logger.
Configuring a Thalimedes

8.2 Raw data transfer

All measured data to be transferred from a measurement device to the HYDRAS 3
application software are initially in raw data format.
The function Raw data transfer in the communication menu converts these raw
data into the specific HYDRAS 3 data format.

Fig. 15: Raw data transfer

Once you have downloaded measured data to the application software via the
Download data function, the raw data to be saved are located in the RAWDATA
subdirectory of the selected workspace.
Please note that raw data transfer also depends on the settings in the configuration
field Sensor configuration, and the tab Raw data.

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9 Evaluating data
9.1 The HYDRAS 3 evaluate window
HYDRAS 3 can graphically display the measured values of a sensor by means of
the function Evaluate:
 Click the right-hand mouse button in the tab or in the tree display on a sensor
and select Evaluate in the context menu.
Alternatively, you can double-click on a sensor.

Fig. 16: Evaluate window

Several options are available in the evaluate window for more specific selection of
the time range or the measured values displayed.
These allow you to highlight a single measured value or measured value range
using two rulers within an evaluate window. If you select a range within the image
while holding the mouse button pressed down, HYDRAS 3 provides a zoomed
display of the range.
You can display a navigation bar in the evaluate window to guide you (Menu
Extras | Navigation info). This navigation bar indicates the time range which
applies to the measured values, plus the particular section of measured values
currently displayed in the evaluate window.
From the evaluate window, it is possible to call up a numerical display and the
graphical editor.

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9.2 Numerical display of measured data

For accurate representation of several measured values, HYDRAS 3 offers a
numerical display in the form of a table.
 First position a ruler in the HYDRAS 3 evaluate window on the measured value
to be taken as the starting point for the numerical display.
 In the evaluate window, click on the Table function or click on the evaluate
window using the right-hand mouse button and select Table in the context
menu.
HYDRAS 3 displays an additional window showing a tabular display of the
measured values:

Fig. 17: Numerical display

of measured values

The window indicates the measured values surrounding the rulers. The highlighted
table line corresponds exactly to the ruler position. You can move about the table
using the cursor keys while HYDRAS 3 simultaneously moves the ruler in the
evaluate window.

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9.3 Multiple graphics

Hydras 3 allows you to display up to 6 overlapping measured value sequences
within a single graph. This allows you to compare measured value sequences
directly. One condition applies: sensors to be displayed in a multiple graphic must
be related to the same workspace.
 First display the measured values for a sensor in the evaluate window (see
chapter 9.1).
 Now move up to 5 other sensors into the evaluate window per drag & drop.
(Mark the sensors in the tree display using the mouse and drag them onto the
evaluate window holding the mouse button down.)
Alternatively, you can double-click on another sensor while the shift key is pressed.
HYDRAS 3 also displays the additional sensors in the evaluate window, although
the operating field in the evaluate window is then changed:

Fig. 18: Multiple graphics

If necessary, you can store the particular multiple graphics configuration so that
the desired measured value sequences are automatically displayed the next time
the graphic is selected (Menu Extras | Multiple Graphics). This allows easy access
to an already existing multiple graphic even immediately after downloading new
measured values.

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9.4 Graphical editor

The HYDRAS 3 includes a high-performance editor for post-editing operations.
 In the evaluate window, click on the Editor function or click on the evaluate
window using the right-hand mouse button and select Editor in the context
menu.
HYDRAS 3 displays the Edit window:

Fig. 19: Graphical editor

One value operations

The one value operations Meas. value, Outlier and Erase only affect a
single measured value. The Meas. value operation changes an existing measured
value, while the Outlier operation calculates the arithmetic mean using two
adjacent values. Erase is only possible for the non-periodic measured values
which are present; otherwise this operation would result in data gaps.
Range operations
Scaling and Translation (Ax+B)
This operation scales a range of measured values using a factor A and/or
adjusts the range by an offset B
Sliding correction
This operation is used to correct measured values which are subject to linear
drift error.
Gaps
This function fills all gaps within a range by generating an arithmetic mean
value from two adjacent values (missing/invalid values).
Polygon
This operation can be used to create new measured values for an entire range:
individual values are specified by control points which are linearly interpolated
by HYDRAS 3.
Spline
This operation can be used to create new measured values for an entire range:
individual values are specified by control points which are linearly interpolated
by HYDRAS 3 using cubic splines.

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 Filter
This operation can be used to select a particular area of the data using a filter.
A filter consists either of a number (2 to 7) of freely-definable filter coefficients
or of an arithmetic mean or median filter with adjustable length.
Threshold
With the threshold function, you can adjust values which either exceed or fall
below a specified threshold value in relation to their adjacent values by means
of linear interpolation. This is a simple way of eliminating invalid values.

Fig. 20: Editing: example of

Sliding correction

Fig. 21: Editing: example of

Sliding correction
Result of sliding correction: When
the function Show Original Data is
selected, the window displays the
graphs before and after editing

HYDRAS 3 executes all graphical editor operations on a copy of the measured

value sequences. Calling up the editor can therefore take a little longer, depending
on the measured values to be copied. Once you have exited the editor, HYDRAS 3
includes the changes made in the graphical editor in the original data. However,
it is still possible to call up the original measured values at any stage using the
functions Original Data | Show and Original Data | Restore.

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9.5 Correlation analysis

With HYDRAS 3, it is possible to check the correlation of two separate sensors by
means of the functions Cross correlation and Scatter plot. HYDRAS 3 can also
display autocorrelograms.
(A correlation analysis is a mathematical procedure used to examine the correspondence between two (or more) random sizes; in the case of HYDRAS 3 application software, two measured value sequences are analysed).
It is only possible to perform a correlation analysis if a multiple graphic already
exists.
 In the Multiple graphics window, select the menu item Extras | Correlation.
HYDRAS 3 calculates the correlation and then displays the Correlation
window with a scatter plot:

Fig. 22: Correlation analysis

Example of a scatter plot

If required, you can now select the type of display from a selection list (in the bottom right-hand corner of the correlation window).

Fig. 23: Correlation analysis

Example of a crosscorrelogram

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9.6 Isoline display

The creation of isolines is another HYDRAS 3 tool for representing measured
values graphically. Unlike the other HYDRAS 3 graphical tools, which display the
measured value sequences for one or more sensors over a period of time, the isoline display allows you to graphically evaluate several sensors at the same time,
together with their geographical location.
(Isolines = Lines on geographical or other maps linking points with the same rating
or appearance as each other, e. g. locations with the same level of ground water)
 Start the creation of isolines in the menu Extras | Isolines.
HYDRAS 3 displays the empty isoline window

Fig. 24: Example of an isoline display

Refer to the online help of HYDRAS 3 (context-sensitive selection via function key
F1) for a step-by-step introduction to creating isolines.

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English

Getting Started

OTT MESSTECHNIK GmbH & Co. KG

P.O. Box 21 40 D - 87411 Kempten
Ludwigstrasse 16 D - 87437 Kempten
Phone ++49 831 5617-0 GERMANY
Fax ++49 831 5617-209
Document number
56.WAH.01M.B.E

E-mail: info@ott-hydrometry.de
http://www.ott-hydrometry.de

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HYDROLOGY, METEOROLOGY
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