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Area of Science:

Scientific software development
Laboratory data visualization tools
Computer-aided scientific analysis

Background:

Effective data visualization is crucial for research interpretation.
Traditional methods of data entry and analysis can be time-consuming.
Advancements in software offer new possibilities for laboratory efficiency.

Purpose of the Study:

To review two distinct software packages for graphic data display in research.
To evaluate methods of data input and analytical capabilities of the reviewed software.
To inform researchers about available tools for laboratory data management.

Main Methods:

Review of interactive Microware's CURVE FITTER-PC and SCIENTIFIC PLOTTER-PC.
Evaluation of data entry methods (keyboard) for Basic-written software.
Assessment of Landel Corporation's DIGITAL PAINTBRUSH, utilizing a digitizing pen for data input.
Analysis of computerized measurement features for lines, curves, and areas.

Main Results:

CURVE FITTER-PC and SCIENTIFIC PLOTTER-PC offer keyboard-based graphic data display.
DIGITAL PAINTBRUSH provides advanced data entry via digitizing pen.
Both software packages facilitate the visualization and analysis of research data.

Conclusions:

Software packages like CURVE FITTER-PC, SCIENTIFIC PLOTTER-PC, and DIGITAL PAINTBRUSH enhance laboratory data handling.
Researchers have options for data input, from keyboard entry to digitizing pens.
These tools support efficient graphic data display and computerized measurements in scientific research.