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Transferring Data to a PC
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Alternatively, if you want to export the data later, you can select No . Later, when you are ready
to export your data, select Setup > File Management from the main menu and press Export
Data (Section 13)
The directory structure on the USB drive can be viewed on your PC, and will look as follows:

GPR Data

RD1500
o
Export01

Project1

Screen Shots
o
All Screenshots as .JPG files

Project1.GPZ file

Project1.KMZ file

Field Interp Report.CSV

Project2

Screen Shots
o
All Screenshots as .JPG files

Project2.GPZ file

Project2.KMZ file

Field Interp Report.CSV

System Info
o
Exportxx

Projectx

Screen Shots
o
All Screenshots as .JPG files

.GPZ file

.KMZ file

Field Interp Report.CSV

System Info
All screenshot files are saved as .JPG files
The actual GPR data files are all contained in a .GPZ file. This can be opened by the
EKKO_Project software.
If data was collected with GPS (internal or external), a .KMZ file is also generated. This contains
positional information and can easily be opened in Google Earth
TM
.
If any Interpretations were made, these are saved in a .CSV file. This is a spreadsheet file,
which shows the positional information of any interps made.
The System Info folder contains log files and a system summary diagnostic report.
Each successive export of data will create a new directory called ExportXX, where XX is
incremented by 1 from the previous directory.