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Ruskin Mobile
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In portrait orientation, channel data is plotted by depth,
and only downcast data. The upcast data is omitted.
When the instrument sensors face downwards, the
downcast provides the most accurate data, while the
upcast data can be subtly impacted by the turbulence
from the leading instrument housing on the ascent.
Tap on the multi-coloured caption under the plot to open
the legend with units of measurement. Use the toggle
buttons to select which channels to display on the chart.
In landscape orientation, the channel data is plotted by time. Depth is inverted, so the bottom reading on the chart
intuitively represents the bottom of the cast.
Use pinch-to-zoom to zoom in and out on your data. The chart axes adjust relative to each other on zooming and
panning around the chart. As a result, all chart series occupy the full height or width of the chart and can be easily
compared side-by-side.
When viewing out-of-water samples, the
downcast chart will appear like a random plot
because there is no change in depth.
