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Title: Realtime Environmental Coastal Observation Network RECON


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  • Real-time Environmental Coastal Observation
    Network (RECON)
  • Principal Investigator Steven A. Ruberg1
  • Co-Investigators S. B. Brandt1, H. A.
    Bootsma2, S. I. Gordon3, G. A. Meadows4, J. C.
    Lane1, T. C. Miller1, R. W. Muzzi1
  • NOAA/Great Lakes Environmental Research Lab, Ann
    Arbor, MI
  • University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, WI
  • 3. Ohio Supercomputer Center, Columbus, OH
  • 4. University of Michigan - NAME, Ann Arbor, MI

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The buoy network must meet NOAA Mission Goals and
IOOS Societal Goals
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Real-time Environmental Coastal Observation
Network (RECON)
  • High bandwidth, wireless Ethernet-based system
  • Real-time, secure data access
  • Portable, low cost buoys and fixed platforms of
    opportunity
  • Universal sensor interfaces
  • Guest port access data delivered to a common
    database or a single user
  • Developing partnerships with Federal, University,
    and State components to operate and maintain
    Observation sites

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Buoy and Fixed Observation Sites
TBNMS
UM/NMC
NOAA LMFS
UWM
NASA
UT LEC
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Hub with Linux Buffer, Port Server, A/D
Interfaces - guest port concept
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Continuous Current Profile (ADCP) Wave Height
(ADCP) Wind Speed and Direction Air
Temperature Chlorophyl 0 400 ug/l, 0.1
ug/l Turbidity 0 1000 NTU, 0.1 NTU Oxygen 0
50 mg/l, 0.01 mg/l
Real-Time Observation Sites
LEC
Continuous Temp Profile (1m intervals)
9 m
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YSI 6600 Extended Deployment
Chlorophyl pH/ORP Dissolved Oxygen Turbidity Condu
ctivity and Temp
Wiper
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Next steps . Transition technology to users .
Increase deployment depth - fiber optic cable .
Increase system throughput . Develop under-ice
capability
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Observations of Oxygen and Temperature
2005 Data
2003 Data
Comparison of oxygen decline in Erie central
basin. Thermocline in 2005 is slightly thicker
and lower in temperature than 2003 results.
Oxygen decline (less than 3mg/l) in 2005 occurs
later in the year falling at a slower rate.
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Acoustic and Video Sampling for Benthic Community
Assessment Ruberg, Skripnik, Nalepa, Lozano
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BenthoCam System Concept
PC DAS DVD Rec
Video AC Control RS232 Serial
Slip Ring
Deck Unit Power, SMPTE,GPS
Nylon Kevlar 10 Cu Co-Ax
Cameras Altimeter Depth CPU
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. 1 Meter V-Fin . Color video . Acoustic
altimeter . 100 watt light
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Grand Haven - 2001
Grand Haven - 20200101
10m
15m
20m
40m
30m
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Sidescan Sonar Imagery
Frequency 100 kHz Resolution - Range - 0.5 m -
Along track - 1.0 m
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Little Sable 10m - 2002 . Data capture and
display using SonarWeb
306 m2
1423 m2
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Acoustic Imagery and PONAR Density
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