Import SeaDAS Track Data |

As another special case of the CSV import, SeaDAS supports the import of the ship track data generated with SeaDAS versions 6.x and prior.

In principle, these ship track files are CSV files, but have an extremely simple layout with three columns only: The first two columns contain the vertex points latitudes and longitudes, respectively, and the third column gives the values of a single data quantity (such as a ship-based radiometer measurement). These files contain no header, all numbers are separated by the 'tab' character.

#### Example: First few rows of a valid SeaDAS ship track file

>             43.02603	9.333632	58.75
>             43.19814	9.467812	56.95
>             43.22331	9.664354	56.35
>             43.146835	10.020329	56.35
>             42.94263	10.1373825	57.95
>             42.583317	9.992574	61.45
>             42.25091	10.0308075	64.35
>             41.924206	9.992332	67.35
>             41.62962	9.758603	70.45
>             41.41482	9.415496	73.05