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               Option 13: ROBIN Post
            The current version features a NOISY program package “ROBIN Post”. The
            new  program  package  “ROBIN  Post”  features  an  optimized  evaluation
            version for sound measurement of wind turbines.
            With this program package, sound level, meteorology, turbine data and audio
            data curves can be imported and combined to create a project. It is of course
            also possible to open and process projects (measurement version) measured
            with NOISY. NOISY projects can then be evaluated and processed using the
            general “Level trend” and “Lists” evaluation functions.
            The following standards are available for actual wind turbine evaluation
               IEC 61400-11 (edition 3.0)
               IEC 61400-11 (edition 3.0) – Small-sized wind turbines
               IEC 61400-11 (edition 2.1)
               FGW (revision 18)
            The following program parts are available for users of this program package:
               Evaluation part (with 8 channels)
               Option 6. Meteorology / Turbine data (with 12 channels)
               Option 7. Frequency analysis
               Option 10. RoBin evaluation:
            In addition, all program parts that are irreleveant to the sound measurement of
            wind turbines have been removed from the user interface of the program. The
            resulting  program  version  can  be  used  for  the  application  of  this  sound
            measurement of wind turbines in compact form.
            Optimized user interfaces:
               “Speed button bar”
               Main menu
               “Import” submenu
               “Evaluate” submenu
               “Settings” submenu
               “Configure statistics” dialog box
               “Set project parameters” dialog box
               “Marker list” dialog box
               Tool box
               “Environment setup” dialog box
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