Pmeas
Pmeas is a modular software framework for quantitative measurement and analysis of data streams. It provides a unified approach to collect, calibrate, and analyze measurements from laboratory instruments, field sensors, and simulation outputs. The design emphasizes reproducibility, configurability, and interoperability across hardware and software platforms.
Origin and development: The concept emerged in the early 2010s from researchers at the Northbridge Institute
Architecture: The core is a time-stamped data model and a pipeline engine. Measurements pass through configurable
Features: Real-time streaming and batch processing, modular processing pipelines, calibration and uncertainty estimation, provenance tracking, and
Applications and reception: Pmeas is used in academic laboratories, industrial measurement, and environmental monitoring. It is
See also: data acquisition, time-series analysis, calibration, open-source software.