Graphing and Data Analysis Techniques

The video tutorial demonstrates how to visualize daily weather data using the weather graph tool in ARM. It covers creating and customizing weather graphs, including plotting average temperature and precipitation. The tutorial explains interactive features like range selection and saving graph settings. It also shows how to export graphs for use in other programs and create reports.

What is the first step in creating a weather graph in ARM?

• Import weather data from another source

• Click the Weather Conditions button

• Use the Graph menu to create a new graph

• Select the precipitation data

Which axis is used to plot the average temperature in the initial graph?

• Left axis

• Bottom axis

• Right Y-axis

• Top axis

What additional information is plotted on the first graph besides temperature and precipitation?

• Wind speed

• Sunrise and sunset times

• Significant dates

• Humidity levels

When adding a second graph, what type of precipitation data is used?

• Daily average

• Maximum daily

• Minimum daily

• Cumulative

How can you compare the cumulative precipitation with a 30-year average?

• By changing the graph type to bar

• By using the same left Y-axis

• By plotting them on separate graphs

• By using different units on the Y-axis

What feature allows you to highlight a specific section of the data range on the graph?

• Graph zoom tool

• Data filter option

• Axis adjustment tool

• Interactive range selection

How can you save the graph settings for future use in ARM?

• By exporting to Excel

• By using the Save As option in Graph Option Set

• By taking a screenshot

• By printing the graph

What is one way to utilize the graphs in other programs?

• By copying the image to the clipboard

• By saving as a PDF

• By exporting as a CSV file

• By emailing directly from ARM

Which option allows you to create a report with the graphs?

• Save as PDF

• Print option

• Export to CSV

• Email directly

What can be included in the report created from the graphs?

• Only the graphs

• Graphs and a summary table

• Only the summary table

• Graphs and raw data