Ticket #12 (task)
Opened 14 years ago
Last modified 13 years ago
Determine if any power and communication requirements for Navy components
Status: closed (fixed)
| Reported by: | haines | Assigned to: | haines |
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| Priority: | critical | Milestone: | Tower-System-2010 |
| Component: | deployment | Version: | |
| Severity: | must have | Keywords: | |
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Evaluate the additional bandwidth and power required to support the Navy NRG wind anemometers, the LIDAR NRG Wind Cube, Satellite (IMARSAT and GlobalStar?) Communications, in addition to UNC met suite and Scintec SODAR.
Change History
09/30/10 15:55:20: Modified by haines
- status changed from new to assigned.
- component changed from communication to system integration.
10/06/10 19:10:41: Modified by haines
- status changed from assigned to closed.
- resolution set to worksforme.
10/06/10 19:11:18: Modified by haines
- status changed from closed to reopened.
- resolution deleted.
10/06/10 19:11:24: Modified by haines
- status changed from reopened to closed.
- resolution set to fixed.
10/06/10 19:12:47: Modified by haines
- description changed.
10/06/10 19:16:59: Modified by haines
- summary changed from Determine power and communication requirements for completed system to Determine if any power and communication requirements for Navy components.
02/14/11 16:54:58: Modified by haines
- component changed from system integration to deployment.
I spoke with Kurt Myers at INL regarding the NRG Windcube and the Secondwind Nomad2. I am cc'ing Kurt so he can correct anything I may have misunderstood.
Each system is self-contained for power and communications. Navy will not need to access any power or bandwidth that UNC will be operating. UNC would not need to meet any Navy mission-critical power or bandwidth needs. Each system has its own photovoltaic panels, batteries, and satellite data modem. In addition each system has its own web-accessible page and data delivery mechanism but through different service providers and different avenues of data transport.
Here is the difference:
1. Iridium comms for Windcube with Windlinx or Wireless-Innovation service provider sends an email message with the data. There is a weekly or daily email service option. Also, there is a web interface that you can log on, and remotely control, configure and look at data displays. Of course air-time charges apply for duration of the session. However, this web-access does not provide data download according to NRG Systems representative. The only way data is transferred to land is through the daily or weekly email.
2. Globalstar comms for Secondwind Nomad2 with SkyServe? Wind Data Service
The SkyServe? service operates differently. It collects data from each remote system on the service on an hourly or 10 minute cycle. You then login into their web-based land-side service to view graphs and manually download data.
This sounds like everything you needed for web access, system monitoring, and data receipt will be provided by these turn-key systems.