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Managing Data
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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, go into File Management and press Export Data ( Section 5.3.5). From
there, you can export selected projects, rather than all the projects currently on the system.
The folder structure on the USB drive can be viewed on your PC, and will look as follows:
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GPR Data
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pulseEKKO
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Export01
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Project1
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Screen Shots
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All Screenshots as .JPG files
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Project1.GPZ file
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Project1.KMZ file
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Field Interp Report.CSV
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Project2
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Screen Shots
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All Screenshots as .JPG files
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Project2.GPZ file
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Project2.KMZ file
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Field Interp Report.CSV
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System Info
All screenshot files are saved as .JPG files.
The GPR data and other support files such as GPS files are all contained in a .GPZ file. This file
is opened with the EKKO_Project PC 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 Field Interpretations were added during data collection, these are saved in a .CSV file. This
is a spreadsheet file, which shows the positional information of all interps.
The System Info folder contains log files and a system summary diagnostic report.
Each successive export of data will create a new folder called ExportXX, where XX is incremented
by 1 from the previous folder.