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Data Export tab showing column toggle buttons and active filter chips above the data table

Data Export — column selector and Excel-style filters

What this tab does

The Data Export tab loads the full telemetry dataset and provides a spreadsheet-like interface to filter, preview, and export records as CSV or PDF. It is the primary tool for extracting compliance evidence and operational reports.

How data loads

This tab always loads the maximum dataset:
  1. Stage 1 — Fetches one year of daily aggregated data for an instant initial table view
  2. Stage 2 — Streams raw 500-record chunks until all records are loaded
All filtering, sorting, and export operations run client-side on the fully-loaded dataset, so no additional API calls are needed after streaming completes.

Column selector

Toggle buttons at the top of the tab control which columns appear in the table and are included in exports. Default selection: timestamp, operation_type, location, UVR_INTENSITY, UVR_POWER_OUTPUT, SYS_FLOW_RATE, SYS_PRESSURE, AVG_LAMP_EFFICIENCY, FAILED_LAMP_COUNT

All 26 exportable columns

Column filters (Excel-style)

Hover any column header to reveal a filter funnel icon. Click it to open a filter panel:
CSV and PDF export buttons with record count indicator

Export options — CSV and PDF download buttons

Active filters appear as removable chips above the table. Multiple filters combine with AND logic.

Data table

Paginated preview with configurable rows per page (25, 50, or 100). The table shows only selected columns with active filters applied. The record count above the table updates to reflect the filtered row count.

Exporting data

The PDF includes a header with: report title, generation timestamp, selected date range, and total record count.
For compliance submissions, export CSV with columns timestamp, operation_type, location, and UVR_INTENSITY. Filter by date range to cover the voyage in question. This provides a timestamped intensity record for every ballasting event — suitable for supplementary Ballast Water Record Book documentation.

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