Phoenix Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor Project
Sub-project: Sphygmochron Spreadsheet
Project Description
The purpose of the Spreadsheet Project is to help out the Halberg Chronobiology Center
by updating their Sphygmochron spreadsheet with fixes and
features. While doing so, we discover, develop, and record
various bits of knowledge for later use in other Phoenix Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor projects.
Project Deliverables
Software Development for the Sphygmochron Spreadsheet version 2
- Change Tracking Spreadsheet
Software Development for the Sphygmochron Spreadsheet version 3
One of the biggest causes of failure for agile projects (or any project for that matter)
involves the rush to get started without the proper foundation being laid.
-- Jon Kern
User Documentation for Sphygmochron Spreadsheet version 3
New Data Analysis Algorithms for Sphygmochron Spreadsheet version 3
- Definition of a "day" for the new Daily Summaries
- Cross-spectral analysis
Competing Software
Personal ABPM and Sphygmochron Experience
Usage of NVu for web page editing
- General issues
- Simple usage (the best)
- Usage of templates and publishing (not so good, IMHO)
Sphygmochron.org website
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