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File Formats
.denz Format
Contains timed track data using Northing and Easting instead of Lat/Long. The extension .denz distinguishes this from other formats. Heading is ignored.
Example
DateTime,X,Y,Z,Heading (necessary header)
YY-MM-DD <sp> HH:MM:SS.mil <,> Easting <,> Northing <,> Elevation <,> Heading (not used)
DateTime,X,Y,Z,Heading 2009-07-27 11:44:49.587,329548.9007,541815.1461,374.4149803,6.279614 2009-07-27 11:44:50.587,329549.3599,541813.5654,327.6110505,6.279614 2009-07-27 11:44:51.587,329549.8234,541811.9797,272.0417183,6.279614 2009-07-27 11:44:52.590,329550.2391,541810.4446,239.753093,6.279614 2009-07-27 11:44:53.590,329550.5624,541808.8829,225.8719104,6.279614 2009-07-27 11:44:54.713,329550.8369,541806.978,221.0368629,6.279614 2009-07-27 11:44:55.223,329550.9197,541806.0459,220.4585681,6.279614 2009-07-27 11:44:55.503,329550.979,541805.5253,220.2854574,3.018136
Source Programs
This data came from Topcon asset tracking software. We needed a TN3 file for the surface and a GC3 to align the site for NE to Lat/Long. GC3 files store the Lat/Long in radian that must be converted. Subsequent files from Topcon contained additional data with and different units (time as seconds from 1970).
Program Compatibility:
Trackwork
