I would think if you are serious as scientist
you keep the raw file
as it originally was even with the flaws.
Any modification to the data renders it
useless of most scientific value by
creating a subjective work of art.

But the tool might be useful such as before doing an fft
by getting rid of cal marks or such.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Larry Conklin" 
To: "PSN List" 
Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2009 7:40 AM
Subject: Event file editor


>A couple of weeks ago, someone asked whether there was a convenient way 
> to edit spurious spikes out of an event data file.  Since I have the 
> same problem, I decided to write a simple little program for editing 
> PSNTYPE4 event data files.  The program prompts for the start and end 
> times of the segment you want to edit and replaces the offending data 
> samples with zeros.  Not very fancy, but it works.  If anyone would like 
> a copy of the tool and/or the source code, I would be happy to send it 
> to you.
> 
> Larry Conklin
> Liverpool, NY
> lconklin@............
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