Tricorder log

A tricorder log was a record of scans performed by a tricorder.

In 2371, Harry Kim consulted Neelix's tricorder logs to determine where he was and what he was doing when he had his lungs removed. The logs showed that he was scanning a rock face when he found a life sign behind it. (VOY: "Phage")

All logs
Duty • Medical • Mission • Operations • Personal appointment • Personnel • Science • Tricorder
Logs by post: Ship's • Shuttlecraft • Station • Positional
Communications: Frequency • Subspace • Relay
Engineering: Construction Logs - Field Stress Compensators • Subspace Design Logs - Theoretical Propulsion
Maintenance & security: Biofilter • Computer • Engineering • Environmental control • Fuel consumption • Imaging • Internal sensor • Power allocation • Repair • Secondary systems • Security • Sensor • Visual playback • Warp maintenance
Navigation & transportation: Cargo manifest • Navigational • Transporter • Turbolift
Groups: Starnes Exploration Party • Theoretical Propulsion • Sector Ipai Relay
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