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    Manual Picking Algorithm

    This module allows for a manual picking of ring shear tester data. Currently, it is independent of RSTanalysis and RSTpicking, but is going to be incorporated into the functionality of these scripts.

    How to run:

    1. Run python3 manual_pick.py.
    • This should open a directory selection dialog.
    1. Navigate to the folder where the *.tdms files are located.
    • Be sure that only the needed files are there, e.g. that there is no velocity stepping file in the same folder.
    1. The script iterates over all files in the folder and displays them.
    2. Manually pick the peaks as advised in the plot.
    • It automatically should display the picked value as horizontal line in the plot.
    1. When you're done picking, the picks are stored in the same folder as a binary *.h5-file and a ascii-type *.csv-file.
    2. For doing the Mohr-Coulomb analysis run python3 evaluate_picks.py.
    3. Navigate to the previously generated picks.h5.
    • This does a linear regression of the picks together with a bootstrap error analysis.
    • The figure is displayed and output as a *.png to the same folder.
    1. Stop the execution of the script by pressing ENTER to exit.