Exports of cell analyses, including analysis by cells and analysis by regions by cells, typically include Interval and Layer variables. The numbering system that is used to identify intervals and layers in the export file depends on the time/distance and depth/range units that were used to define the grid.
Note: You can preview interval and layer numbers in the cells of a grid on an echogram using a shortcut key.
Interval numbering is determined by the units and options selected in the Show time/distance grid section on the Grid page of the Variable Properties dialog box.
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Time/distance units |
Start interval numbers at the start of the echogram option on the Grid page |
Numbering system in export file or on screen |
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Time |
Available |
Select Start interval numbers at the start of the echogram on the Grid page of Variable Properties dialog box, to use relative interrval numbering. At the start of the echogram and the left most interval is numbered 1. Clear Start interval numbers at the start of the echogram on the Grid page of Variable Properties dialog box, to use absolute interval numbering with respect to the start of the fileset. The left-most interval of the first raw variable is numbered 1. The intervals of the selected variable are numbered according to the number of time intervals, equal in length to the value entered in the Time between grid lines (minutes) box, that have passed since 1/1/1970. |
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GPS Distance (nmi) |
Available |
Select Start interval numbers at the start of the echogram on the Grid page of Variable Properties dialog box, to use relative interrval numbering. The left-most interval of the echogram is numbered 1. Clear Start interval numbers at the start of the echogram on the Grid page of Variable Properties dialog box, to use absolute interval numbering. Intervals are numbered from the the first GPS fix with interval increments equal in size to the Distance between grid lines value. |
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Vessel log distance (nmi) |
Available |
Select Start interval numbers at the start of the echogram on the Grid page of Variable Properties dialog box, to use relative interrval numbering. The left most interval is numbered 0. Clear Start interval numbers at the start of the echogram on the Grid page of Variable Properties dialog box, to use absolute interval numbering. Intervals are numbered from the first Vessel log with interval increments equal in size to the Distance between grid lines value. |
| Ping number | Setting unavailable. | Relative numbering of intervals from the left of the echogram. The left-most interval is numbered 1. |
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GPS Distance (m) |
Available |
Select Start interval numbers at the start of the echogram on the Grid page of Variable Properties dialog box, to use relative interrval numbering. The left-most interval of the echogram is numbered 1. Clear Start interval numbers at the start of the echogram on the Grid page of Variable Properties dialog box, to use absolute interval numbering. Intervals are numbered from the the first GPS fix with interval increments equal in size to the Distance between grid lines value. |
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Vessel log distance (m) |
Available |
Select Start interval numbers at the start of the echogram on the Grid page of Variable Properties dialog box, to use relative interrval numbering. The left most interval is numbered 0. Clear Start interval numbers at the start of the echogram on the Grid page of Variable Properties dialog box, to use absolute interval numbering. Intervals are numbered from the first Vessel log with interval increments equal in size to the Distance between grid lines value. |
Layer numbering is determined by:
the units selected in the Show depth/range grid list on Grid page of the Variable Properties dialog box, and
whether depth mode or range mode is selected in the Echogram mode list on the Echogram page of the EV File Properties dialog box.
Notes:
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Depth/range/Line-referenced units |
Echogram mode |
Numbering system in export file |
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Surface (depth of zero) |
Depth |
Measured from Surface (depth of zero), nominally the water surface. The first layer (from the water surface to the first grid line) is layer 1. Where data exists above the water surface the first layer above the water surface is layer 0 and subsequent layers are numbered negatively (-1, -2, -3 ...). |
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Tranducer face (range of zero) |
Range |
Measured from Transducer face (range of zero). The first layer (from the transducer face to the first grid line) is layer 1. Layer numbers below the transducer are positive, layer numbers above the transducer are negative. |
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Line-reference |
Depth or Range |
Measured from a selected line in the EV file. The first layer above the Line-reference is layer 0. Layers above the first layer are negative. Layers below the Line-reference are positive. |
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