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4.5 Viewing Recorded Data
The IceTag3D Analyser provides utilities for simple viewing of recorded data sessions. To
view a downloaded IceTag3D session, select File > Open from the pull-down menu. Select
a downloaded session to view from the Sessions folder. This opens a window in the display
that shows a text view of the session, as illustrated in figure 8. The top left of the window
displays the session header information comprising the IceTag, Site and Animal IDs, and any
notes associated with the session.
The IceTag3D Analyser provides utilities for simple viewing of recorded data sessions. To
view a downloaded IceTag3D session, select File > Open from the pull-down menu. Select
a downloaded session to view from the Sessions folder. This opens a window in the display
that shows a text view of the session, as illustrated in figure 8. The top left of the window
displays the session header information comprising the IceTag, Site and Animal IDs, and any
notes associated with the session.
Figure 8. Viewing recorded session data
A number of options for viewing the data are available through the “View” pull-down menu, as
illustrated in figure 9. Measured animal activity can be shown by the second, minute, hour,
day, week or summarised for the whole recording period. For example, select View > Per
minute to show the recorded data in minute intervals.
illustrated in figure 9. Measured animal activity can be shown by the second, minute, hour,
day, week or summarised for the whole recording period. For example, select View > Per
minute to show the recorded data in minute intervals.
Figure 9. The View menu options
4.5.1 Changing Session Header Information
Note that session files are, by default, read-only. To enable changes to files you must first
change the file attributes in ‘Options’. From the pull-down menu select File > Options. In
the ‘Default Paths’ tab un-tick the read only tick box. Any session files now created will be
read/write files. To change read-only properties of session files already created and stored in
the session file folder, right click on the session file you want to alter. Click Properties and
‘un-tick’ the read only tick box in the ‘Attributes’ section. IceTagAnalyser enables you to
change session header information, such as the animal ID or site ID, while viewing the data.
Move the mouse pointer over the session header data, the pointer will change to a hand
Note that session files are, by default, read-only. To enable changes to files you must first
change the file attributes in ‘Options’. From the pull-down menu select File > Options. In
the ‘Default Paths’ tab un-tick the read only tick box. Any session files now created will be
read/write files. To change read-only properties of session files already created and stored in
the session file folder, right click on the session file you want to alter. Click Properties and
‘un-tick’ the read only tick box in the ‘Attributes’ section. IceTagAnalyser enables you to
change session header information, such as the animal ID or site ID, while viewing the data.
Move the mouse pointer over the session header data, the pointer will change to a hand