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3 DATA

3.1 Data Handling

3.1.1 Infrared Printer

The RAD7's infrared printer will print out data in

short, medium or long format - see the RAD7 manual

for details. In the long format, there will be a

spectrum printed at the end of every cycle.

3.1.2 RAD7 Memory

The internal memory of the RAD7 stores numerous

properties for each data cycle, including the date and

time, radon concentration, live time, total counts, and

a host of other parameters; see the RAD7 manual for

details. The data can be downloaded to a computer at

any time, during or after a run, using DURRIDGE's

CAPTURE software, which is discussed below.

Once the data has been downloaded and backed up

securely, you should erase the data on the RAD7, to

prevent it from accumulating and ﬁlling the device's

memory.

3.1.3 CAPTURE Software for Windows and macOS

Data recorded to the RAD7 may be downloaded and

graphed using DURRIDGE's CAPTURE software,

which is available from the DURRIDGE website

[www.durridge.com/software/capture/].

To view Water Probe data in CAPTURE, ﬁrst make

sure RADLINK is installed on the RAD7, and

connect the RAD7 to the computer using the

provided USB to serial adaptor cable. Download the

RAD7 data. Then, if using a Temperature Logger,

obtain its data as explained in Section 3.1.4. After the

radon data is opened in a Graph Window, select a

run of Water Probe data, open the Run Parameters

Window, and set the Radon Measurement Method to

Water Probe as shown in Fig. 3 on the following page.

Next specify the water temperature source as

instructed. The water temperature information is

used by CAPTURE to calculate the radon in water

concentrations. For detailed instructions, please see

the Water Probe information in the CAPTURE user's

manual, which is available from the DURRIDGE

website.

Section 3

Data

3.1.4 Temperature Data

To obtain the water temperature data (optional),

connect the temperature logger to the computer and

run its software to download the data. The program

will take a moment to download the entire memory

of the logger, and then display it as a graph. You

should save it to your hard drive before doing

anything else. You can then export it to a comma-

delineated .TXT ﬁle for use with CAPTURE, or for

incorporating into a spreadsheet or database

program.

Alternatively, the temperature logger data can be read

directly into CAPTURE using the controls in the Run

Parameters Window; see the instructions in the

CAPTURE user's manual for details.

Warning! Make sure that the Temperature Logger

data is properly downloaded and saved to the

computer before starting the logger again. Restarting

the logger operations may erase its previous data.

3.1.5 Time Relationship

A water temperature reading is made at the moment

in time indicated with the reading. A radon reading,

in contrast, is the average value taken over the cycle

whose end occurred at the time indicated. For

constant radon and temperature values this is of no

consequence, but if the temperature was changing

quickly then the temperature readings during the

course of the radon cycle should be averaged to give

the average temperature at the air-water interface

when the radon being measured was leaving the

water. This is handled automatically by the

CAPTURE software.