| iPhoneAppsPlus->Utilities->iSeismograph 
iSeismograph | | Last changed: Sep 17, 2009 |
 | Category: Utilities | | Rating:  (22) | Version: 2.0 | Size: 0.1 MB | Price: $0.99  |
Description:
iSeismograph samples acceleration, display it in a graph and exports the data for further analysis. The features in detail:
- samples acceleration in x-, y-, z-direction (in g-Force)
- display g-values of all 3 axis in a graph
- tare function to set the reference acceleration (zero acceleration)
- export data via Email (ASCII file)
- time code with absolute time value (accuracy milliseconds)
- selectable sampling rate (1Hz, 10Hz, 20Hz, 60Hz)
- selectable g-force cutoff value to reduze data size
Reviews:
Good potential but needs improvement 
By: Geoquake - Sep 18, 2009
Version: 2.0
Pros: The data logging methos is good. It is sent to email app and you can use any saved address. You implemented all suggestions so 5 stars
Good potential but needs improvement
By: Geoquake - Sep 18, 2009
Version: 2.0
Pros:
The data logging methos is good. It is sent to email app and you can use any saved address.
You implemented all suggestions so 5 stars
Not quite there 
By: JazzCritic - Jun 22, 2009
Version: 1.0
I'd love for someone to take the ui of the original seismograph and give it export and save features. This one isn't elegant but can record up to 8 min max (it seems). At 1 second you can't even see the needle move. You're heading in the right direction though!
Not quite there
By: JazzCritic - Jun 22, 2009
Version: 1.0
I'd love for someone to take the ui of the original seismograph and give it export and save features.
This one isn't elegant but can record up to 8 min max (it seems).
At 1 second you can't even see the needle move.
You're heading in the right direction though!
2 apps in 1
By: Jack_ne - Nov 11, 2009
Version: 2.0
I've been shopping for a car and use this app to record how smooth the car is on a test drive. Works great.
A long way to go yet/misrepresented 
By: Prymu5 - 15-Sep-2009
Version: 1.1
The screenshot shows three axes being monitored separately by needles but in fact only one graph can be shown in the app and this is drawn by a moving vertical line that updates once every second or two making the app rather unresponsive compared to the others on the store.
You feel a little cheated when you don't get what you were looking at but then it's a good attempt, just a long way to go yet... At least the app seems solid and hasn't crashed on me!
| Worldwide rank of iSeismograph in Utilities | | Reported by http://www.iPhoneAppsPlus.com May 25 2013 17:38:39 View Image | | Country | Top Grossing |  Sweden | 257 |
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