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Waveform Signal Calculation <br /> I Reference Emitter Example <br /> � I <br /> I I <br /> I <br /> I <br /> - CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 Total Channel CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 Total <br /> 4820 8108 6249 2984 _ 22161 Area (pVs) 4923 5743 4166 1735 _ 16587 <br /> 21.7 + 36.6 + 28.2 + 13.5 100% Percent RE 22.3 + 25.9 + 18.8 + 7.8 75% <br /> Data Files <br /> Raw data file. Header is ASCII format and contains information stored when the file was initially <br /> *.lif.raw.bin written (e.g. date, total depth, max signal, gps, etc., and any information entered by the operator).All <br /> raw waveforms are appended to the bottom of the file in a binary format. <br /> *.lif.plt Stores the plot scheme history(e.g. callout depths)for associated Raw file. Transfer along with the <br /> Raw file in order to recall previous plots. <br /> *.lif.jpg Ajpg image of the OST log including the main signal vs. depth plot, callouts, information, etc. <br /> Data export of a single Raw file.ASCII tab delimited format. No string header is provided for the <br /> *.lif.dat.txt columns (to make importing into other programs easier). Each row is a unique depth reading. The <br /> columns are: Depth, Total Signal (%RE), Ch1%, Ch2%, Ch3%, Ch4%, Rate, Conductivity Depth, <br /> Conductivity Signal. Summing channels 1 to 4 yields the Total Signal. <br /> A summary file for a number of Raw files.ASCII tab delimited format. The file contains a string <br /> *.lif.sum.txt header. The summary includes one row for each Raw file and contains information for each file <br /> including: the file name, gps coordinates, max depth, max signal, and depth at which the max signal <br /> occured. <br /> An activity log generated automatically located in the OST application directory in the 'log'subfolder. <br /> *.lif.log.txt Each OST unit the computer operates will generate a separate log file per month.A log file contains <br /> much of the header information contained within each separate Raw file, including: date, total depth, <br /> max signal, etc. <br /> Common Waveforms (highly dependent on soil, weathering, etc.) <br /> Diesel Gas Kerosene Motor Oil <br />