--- title: "Capture Location Info Files" slug: "capture-location-info-files" description: "NavVis M6 writes an XXXXX-info.json file in the /info subdirectory per successful capture event, with cam0-cam5, cam_head and footprint poses. Poses are relative to the dataset map frame: position in meters, quaternion [w, x, y, z]." updated: 2024-03-18T14:48:02Z published: 2024-03-18T14:48:02Z canonical: "knowledge.navvis.com/capture-location-info-files" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://knowledge.navvis.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Capture Location Info Files In the `/info` subdirectory, there is a JSON file `XXXXX-info.json` for each successful capture event. - `datasets_rec/<dataset-name>/info` contains an info file for a capture event if all six cameras have captured an image. - `datasets_proc/<dataset-name>/info` contains an info file if a panorama was created successfully. - `datasets_web/<dataset-name>/info` contains an info file if the panorama was successfully web-processed. Here is an example `XXXXX-info.json` file: ```plaintext {  "cam0": {      "position": [          1.3350630009317326,          0.20823996848894023,          1.826231018969047      ],      "quaternion": [          -0.45671520972622106,          0.5369663948818721,          0.4483652504591191,          0.5495879457857772      ]  },  "cam1": {      "position": [          1.4331694201457986,          0.011434217236555637,          1.822447791563665      ],      "quaternion": [          -0.03782681083504912,          0.706334719461622,          0.02369011253661827,          0.706469514581573      ]  },  "cam2": {      "position": [          1.3728235263609614,          -0.20461955922626302,          1.8284425449034479      ],      "quaternion": [          0.405050823226835,          0.5788182238257216,          -0.40690821595603579,          0.5790759865147026      ]  },  "cam3": {      "position": [          1.1245777454474642,          -0.19866993321176483,          1.8278823389076753      ],      "quaternion": [          0.6795537251375463,          0.21805831223360776,          -0.6673518042985505,          0.2128353269948001      ]  },  "cam4": {      "position": [          1.0909494662864517,          0.15989000751595168,          1.8292472470182478      ],      "quaternion": [          0.6997250395247168,          -0.14876354629930647,          -0.683110897537667,          -0.14701625086999962      ]  },  "cam5": {      "position": [          1.2373443764327177,          -0.008167361492728679,          1.9256668440806908      ],      "quaternion": [          0.7430454840805725,          -0.0024748131785320085,          0.004286031867022996,          -0.6692226190275054      ]  },  "cam_head": {      "position": [          1.265654589267521,          -0.00531544344821817,          1.843319630907129      ],      "quaternion": [          0.9986243525611843,          0.0012807250168437245,          0.004780639378263353,          0.052200648485642518      ]  },  "footprint": {      "position": [          1.1020033083729457,          -0.004621378942285416,          0.000006050941235874463      ],      "quaternion": [          0.9984535949311351,          -0.00016260612841312324,          0.003886947734626963,          0.05545524290495955      ]  },  "timestamp": 1528727642.949464,  "valid": "true" } ``` The fields provide the following information for a NavVis M6: - `cam0` – `cam5`: The pose of camera 1 to camera 5 - `cam_head`: The pose of the panorama/capture location - `footprint`: The pose of the device at the capture location time (measured on the ground between the wheels) - `timestamp`: The time in seconds since 01/01/1970 00:00:00 - `valid`: `true` when the poses are valid, `false` if an error occurred while creating this capture location All poses recorded in the `XXXXX-info.json` file are relative to the current map frame (the map coordinate system of the current Dataset). Each pose includes a `position` field with [x, y, z] coordinates in meters and a `quaternion` field with [w, x, y, z] coordinates. A dataset is a piece of a site, the result of a continuous recording with a NavVis mapping device or the result of an imported point cloud. Datasets can contain panoramic images and point clouds.