The Automatic Checkout Method of Balloon-Tracking Data at Unequal Intervals of Time

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By tracking a beacon ball with theodolite and radar synchronously to inspect the accuracy of ra-dar data is one of the common calibrating methods without calibration towers at sea. Relied on some com-plications, the theodolite which acts as the standard in the precision test can not following the track of a d-ynamic target continuously for a long time. So the present processing methods based on isochronal interv-als can just make use of less continuous data. Upon that a new dynamic adaptive checkout method is introduced. It solves the problem of outliers-eliminating automatically among a great deal of data at unequal in-terval time by three culling steps. The results indicate that this method can eliminate outliers in beacon ball tracking data and make batch processing base on uncontinuous data implemented effectively. Not only the data quantity has been increased, but also the data process efficiency has been improved.

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