How is the GPRPy input file created? about gprpy HOT 5 OPEN

Hi, thanks for your interest in GPRPy!

This is a software to process and display ground penetrating radar data. It currently can not create synthetic data, but that would be a great feature to add. So to answer your questions:

1. The .dzt files are created by a GSSI ground penetrating radar system. GPRPy can also read the files created by other radar systems such as Sensors and Software (SnS) etc. At this point, I included some demo files with the software but there are more files available here: https://github.com/NSGeophysics/GPRdata
2. You can load the data files using the graphical user interface, which you can run from the command line after installation following the instructions here: https://github.com/NSGeophysics/GPRPy#running-the-software
3. At this point, GPRPy can not create synthetic data. It is purely a processing and visualization tool. But it would be great if someone added modeling capabilities.

Best wishes,
Alain

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Hello,
Thank you very much for your reply. Once I've experienced the data you submit, I'll write to you for results.

Yours truly,
Gokcen

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Hi Alain,

You said "The .dzt files are created by a GSSI ground penetrating radar system. GPRPy can also read the files created by other radar systems such as Sensors and Software (SnS) etc." but unfortunately I didn't understand how the files were created. I can view your shared .dzt files via the command prompt. But when I want to create it myself, I don't know how. Do I need to modify .py files in toolbax? I have also reviewed DZT.File.Format.6-14-16. Are these parameters used when creating the dzt file?

Yours truly,
Gokcen

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Hi Gokcen,

To create a .dzt file you need to either borrow or buy a ground penetrating radar system from this company: https://www.geophysical.com/ The files contain the data that were collected while using this system.

There are likely some software packages around that can create synthetic radargrams, but their output is probably not a .dzt file, but perhaps one of the other compatible files that can be loaded into GPRPy.

Best wishes,
Alain

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Hi Alain. I want to add support of ASCII text file (X;Y;amplitude).
Data example:

X;T;ALg_10;
0;0;59983;
0;1;59983;
0;2;59981;
0;3;59981;
0;4;59981;
0;5;59983;
0;6;59989;
0;7;59997;
...

Correct me if i wrong: 'data' is a numpy matrix of traces, where every trace is separate matrix.
But what i need provide as 'info' in case of my data?
Maximum possible depth in my case is 4096 ns (vertical resolution 8 ns, so every trace have 512 amplitude values).
Here is file example 1.txt

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