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== Free, open source == | == Free, open source == | ||
* [https://github.com/jonasfrantz/g3data2 g3data2] a rewrite of G3Data for GTK3. | |||
* [http://plotdigitizer.sourceforge.net/ Plot Digitizer], written in Java, tested with Ubuntu 9.10. A simple and basic tool, but works well. FOSS. | * [http://plotdigitizer.sourceforge.net/ Plot Digitizer], written in Java, tested with Ubuntu 9.10. A simple and basic tool, but works well. FOSS. | ||
* [http://www.frantz.fi/software/g3data.php G3Data], written in C/GTK+, included in Ubuntu repositories, tested in the past, works OK and includes a 'magnifying glass' feature. FOSS. | * [http://www.frantz.fi/software/g3data.php G3Data], written in C/GTK+, included in Ubuntu repositories, tested in the past, works OK and includes a 'magnifying glass' feature. FOSS. | ||
Revision as of 07:28, 8 July 2013
The following are lists of tools for digitizing, or extracting data from, scanned plots, for example from journal publications, etc., where original numerical data is not provided.
Please feel free to add other items to these lists.
Free, open source
- g3data2 a rewrite of G3Data for GTK3.
- Plot Digitizer, written in Java, tested with Ubuntu 9.10. A simple and basic tool, but works well. FOSS.
- G3Data, written in C/GTK+, included in Ubuntu repositories, tested in the past, works OK and includes a 'magnifying glass' feature. FOSS.
- Engauge, written in C++/Qt, included in Ubuntu repositories, includes support for automatic curve tracing. FOSS.
- WebPlotDigitizer, written in HTML5/Javascript, web based, runs on Firefox or Chrome, includes support for automatic curve tracing. FOSS.
Closed source
There are also some non-FOSS tools that were not investigated:
See also
- Wikipedia: Converting scanned graphs to data