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# File Structure

## Introduction

The 6X uses an internal SSD to store the captured data. This article will describe the file storage structure. 

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## File Structure

The 6X file structure is as follows:

**data > snapshots > session folders > data sub-folders (rgb, NIR, Red Edge, etc) > image files**

The session folders are labeled as YYYY-MM-DD\_HH-MM-SS. Where YYYY-MM-DD is the date that the imagery was collected on, and HH-MM-SS is the UTC time that the session folder created at (when the 6X status lights turned green). 

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If the 6X is power cycled between flights over a single area, there will be a session folder for each power up and session start of the camera. i.e. the imagery will be split between each folder. 
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Inside of each session folder there are 6 sub-folders. These sub-folders contain the imagery from each individual lens/channel of the 6X.&#x20;

The folders are labeled based on the lens filter (Blue, Green, Red, Red Edge, NIR, RGB, etc). The center wavelength and filter width are also displayed.&#x20;

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Inside of each sub-folder the imagery that corresponds to the folder will be found.

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