Correcting data

The Sounding Wizard offers a large collection of tools to correct your raw data files. It contains a data filtering utility, echogram editor, position editor, filter and much more. After correcting all raw data files, click the "Next" button to proceed to the final step.

The data correction page of the sounding wizard offers multiple tools to correct your raw data.

Option #1 - Filter your data

Use the filtering utility to remove unwanted or out-of-range data from your raw data files by supplying a range of valid values for the different data types. It is recommended to use this function to remove peaks and zeros from your sounding data before editing the sounding using the echogram editor.

Option #2 - Edit echogram(s)

The echogram editor allows you to remove spikes, null soundings, and other errors directly from the echogram. All you have to do is select the invalid data and click the "remove selection" button.

Option #3 - Edit position data

The position editor can be used to remove invalid (GNSS) position fixes from the raw data. You can also use this tool to remove any data which is outside of a predefined boundary.

Option #4 - Other tools

Clicking the 'Tools...' button displays a second screen with a collection of miscellaneous tools, including: device latency correction, time correction, manual editing, PPK processing and offsets.