Bad Elf Flex BE-GPS-5500, User Manual

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Logging Features
The Bad Elf Flex produces location data valuable for storage
and analysis after field data collection. The logging feature,
accessed from the main menu, allows you to store different
types of GNSS data. You can also transfer data stored on the
Bad Elf Flex and manage the logging projects.
The Bad Elf Flex records all data in the context of a project, a
logical container of different types of GNSS data. You may
use the default project (created when the Flex starts up) or
create a new project at any time during operation. Each
project may contain one or more of the following types of
data.
● Points - instant or timed in .CSV format
● Track logs - points recorded continuously at the
recording rate configured for this Bad Elf Flex in .CSV
format
● Raw data recordings - both the binary data from the
Bad Elf Flex and a RINEX file. The typical use for
either file type is GNSS data post-correction.
● NMEA logs - a standard ASCII format produced by the
GNSS engine. For more information see the NMEA
0183 standard .
● Project metadata - a JSON file containing information
describing the project contents, information identifying
the Bad Elf Flex that made the recordings, and
date/time information for the project data.
For details on the project container and data files contained
therein, refer to the
Data Storage Specifications section of
this document.
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