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# Data Storage in Google Drive

When the data are processed and stored on Google Drive, a notification email is sent to the customer. Folders on the Google drive are generated, which are sorted according to data acquisition date (local time), client, and farm tag.

Aside from the HDF5 raw data file, the following files are generated and uploaded into the folder:

* Ungridded raw data as CSV file with the following columns:
  * Timestamp, Latitude, Longitude, Polarized $$T\_B$$, Unpolarized $$T\_B$$
* Gridded, unpolarized brightness temperature as CSV file with the columns:
  * Latitude, Longitude, Unpolarized $$T\_B$$
* Gridded, polarized brightness temperature as CSV file with the columns:
  * Latitude, Longitude, Polarized $$T\_B$$
* Gridded data, calibrated in volumetric water content (VWC) as a CSV file with the columns:
  *  Latitude, Longitude, VWC
* Image files in PNG format with the following information:
  * Ungridded raw data (polarized and unpolarized components)
  * Processed, ungridded raw data and the field boundary (polarized and unpolarized components)
  * Processed, gridded data (polarized and unpolarized components)

Each flight will result in multiple files being generated and shared with the user: 

<figure><img src="/files/GFJGfXyjWf3OZnSXhUZS" alt="" width="563"><figcaption><p>Example showing the content of the folder for a single flight.</p></figcaption></figure>


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