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barograph
[ber′əgraf′]
Etymology: Gk, baros + graphein, to record
an instrument that continually monitors barometric pressure and records pressure changes on paper.


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We will get preliminary indication of the flight pattern when we download the barograph readings that will give us the pressure and height measurements of the balloon.
On board the flight was a barograph which established that the airship did not land, in accordance with the Federation Aeronautique International (FAI) which establishes the rules for world records.
 
 
 
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