IonosTime Series Data
Inspect recordings, check sensor calibrations and review station quality before processing.
For security reasons, uploaded recordings and calibrations are held temporarily in a private Google Cloud Storage bucket and expire after 30 minutes of inactivity. Browser previews are also cleared. Keep your original files; raw data is not included in saved projects.
No temporary upload sessionFolders can be selected below. Up to 5 GiB per temporary session; uploads use 8 MiB chunks.
Recording data
0 stations| Station / box | Instrument | Channel / coil IDs | Sample rate | Recording UTC | Storage | QC |
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Station recording timeline
UTC · click a station to select it. Gaps between Phoenix bursts are preserved.
Download processed EDIBox locations
Locations appear when survey metadata is available.
Calibrations
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Processing algorithm settings
Station inspection
Applied sensor responses
Exact serials are matched first. If none match, IDs and filenames are compared using numbers only; these fallback matches are flagged for you to check. Missing or ambiguous calibrations require a selection.
Metronix: amplitude in V/nT and phase in degrees. Phoenix: Column C trim curves; physical scaling requires TBL gains and sensor normalisation. Raw and PSD previews remain in recorded units.
Raw data viewer
Select a recording to inspect a continuous window.
Recording spectra
Add a recording to inspect its spectra.
Selected-window power spectrum
One-sided Welch power spectral density · mean removed · Hann window · 50% overlap. Calculated in a browser worker from the displayed continuous window, up to 65,536 samples per channel.
Job
A Job captures one version of Data QC, Earth and Settings. Every execution gets a new Job ID.
Current job configuration
Job sequence
Each Job keeps its exact Data QC, Earth and Settings versions. Select a Job to restore them. Queued Jobs run from top to bottom.
Time-series processing jobs
Inversion Settings
Save different algorithms and parameters for each inversion dimension.
Inversion parameters
Execution and request export
Processed station EDI downloads
Processed Data
Load your field data, review stations and clean your soundings.
Survey workspaceThis name prefixes cloud runs, model snapshots and exports, so each result stays associated with its survey.
Data input help — EDI, PLT, ModEM, WSINV and CSV
Upload one or more Ionos PLT, SEG EDI, ModEM (.dat) or WSINV (.data) native data files. ModEM accepts complex impedance, rho/phase and tipper blocks with declared units and Fourier sign; use north/east orientation (0°). WSINV accepts full tensors (8 values), applies error maps and reads local station coordinates. WSINV station IDs are generated from the filename and station order. Set the local origin below for cloud runs. Local offsets use a tangent-plane approximation; for large surveys supply surveyed latitude/longitude via CSV. PLT response blocks use apparent resistivity in Ωm and phase in degrees. Impedance blocks use mV/km/nT. Station IDs, coordinates and uncertainties are read from the file.
CSV columns: station,frequency,component,rho,phase. Optional: rho_error,phase_error,lat,lon,elevation,x,y,rejected. Frequency is Hz. Missing uncertainties default to 5% resistivity and 2° phase. Unsupported PLT layouts must be converted to EDI or CSV.
Drop your survey files here
EDI · PLT · ModEM · WSINV · CSV · 10 MB per file
Geographic origin for local station coordinates
Set the surveyed latitude/longitude of local x = 0, y = 0. X is easting, Y is northing, in metres. Only stations missing geographic coordinates are updated. This local approximation is intended for compact surveys.
QC health: green = healthy, amber = review, red = needs attention. Score combines retention (35%), frequency count (25%), frequency span (15%), uncertainty (15%) and coordinates (10%). It is a screening aid; inspect curves before inversion.
Station response
Apparent resistivity & phaseLayered earth
Starting model · resistivity in ΩmPlotting options
Earth model editor
Select cells in the section, then apply resistivity or fixed-cell constraints.
Data quality
Original observations are retained when excludedProjects
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Run history
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API Integration
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