GSSI SIR 4000, Руководство пользователя

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Geophysical Survey Systems, Inc. SIR® 4000
Manual
MN72-433 Rev F 27
Select Datapath
This is the location in which your files are stored on the SIR 4000. There are two basic types of paths:
Common and User-defined.
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Common is the default file path
and files in this directory will be
named with the word FILE and
then a number. For example, the
first data file will be FILE___001,
then FILE___002, and so on.
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User-defined paths allow you to
change the location of your data.
This is useful if you are surveying
multiple areas or if you prefer to
name your files during collection
with a site name instead of doing it
later after download. Files will be
named after the data path. For
example a data path named GRID
will contain files named
GRID___001, GRID___002, and
so on.
When Select Datapath is pressed using either the Control Knob or the Enter key it opens a list of the
different project folders saved on the SIR 4000. Use the Control Knob or Enter key to scroll the list and
select a new project folder by pressing the Control Knob or Enter key. After a new selection is made
you’ll return the Collect Setup Screen.
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You can only choose from existing data paths. In order to create a new data path, return to the
Introduction Screen and select New Project.
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When New Project is selected the Edit Project Name menu opens allowing you to change the
name of the data path. This name will also be used as the default filename.
You can also delete old project folders through this menu. To do so scroll through the list of project
names and when the project folder you wish to delete is highlighted press the Delete Path control button.
Vertical Scale
The Vertical Scale menu options allows you to choose how the vertical scale on the left-hand side of the
data display appears. It can be set to either Depth, Time, or Height.
Depth:
When Depth is selected the SIR 4000 performs a time to depth
conversion based on the dielectric value that you have set in Radar ->
Dielectric or Radar->Soil Type. It will then display the vertical scale in depth
based on the units of measure chosen under Output -> Vertical Units.
Time:
Measured in nanoseconds (ns). When set to time, the vertical scale
displays two way travel time (TWTT).
Height:
Inverts the screen so that time-zero is at the bottom. This can be a
useful display if you are scanning upside-down.