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Environmental Data Collection Using Autonomous Wave Gliders���
LCDR Kate Hermsdorfer Qing Wang, Dick Lind, Ryan Yamaguchi
Meteorology Department, NPS John Kalogiros (NPS contractor)
National Observatory of Athens, Athens, Greece Kevin Smith
Physics Department, NPS
CRUSER Monthly meeting presentation 06Oct2014
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Overview
• Wave Glider (SHARC) • What – CRUSER Funded
Research Goals • Why – Naval Applications • How – Sensor Integration and Field Tests
• Results • Future Work
SHARC
• Created by LRI in 2007 • Wave-powered
– 1.5 kts average – 1 year endurance!
• Two empty payload bays • Nav/Comms
– Iridium • Uses • NPS has two SHARCs!
Original SHARC Sensor
• Mako • LRI Basic METOC model
– AIRMAR PB200 weather station
Pressure, Temperature, Wind Speed and Direction 10 min averaged data
Previous Evaluation Efforts
• Existing measurements – NAVO comparisons
– PacX Data
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(David Wang, NRL, 2012)
Project Objectives
• Evaluate default SHARC METOC sensor
• Develop and integrate new METOC payload using sensors with known measurement quality
• Field experiment for Airmar and new METOC payload evaluation – Co-deploy SHARC with NPS MASFlux Buoy
• Evaluate SHARC as a platform for near-surface data collection for various Naval applications – Electromagnetic (EM) wave propagation
– Forecast model evaluation
Near-Surface ���Physical Processes
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Naval Applications
• Forecast Evaluation and Improvement – Near-surface observations – Coupled model – Surface flux parameterization
• EM Propagation – Evaporative duct study – Observations for input into operational propagation models as tactical decision aids
(Frederickson et al, 2000)
SHARC as a METOC ���Platform
(From Liquid Robo.cs Federal Product Specifica.on, SV3)
Marine Air-Sea Flux (MASFlux) Buoy
Direct flux measurements Bulk flux estimates 2-D wave spectra Top water layer temperature Fixed location/drifting Limited sea conditions
Bulk flux estimates 2-D wave spectra Water temperature profile Autonomous Broad sea conditions
Instrument Development
Sensor Measured variables
Rotronic Model MP100H Temperature Relative humidity
Vaisala Weather Transmitter WTX520
Wind speed and direction Barometric pressure Temperature
Relative Humidity
Campbell Scientific Temperature Probe Model 109SS
Sea water temperature
Garmin GPS16-HVS Position Velocity
Magnetic declination
True North Revolution Technologies GS Gyro Stabilized Electronic Compass
Heading Pitch Roll
VectorNav VN-100 Rugged Accelerometer
Angular rates, linear accelerations Magnetic field components
New METOC Mast for SHARC
WTX520
Rotronic
Garmin GPS 1 m
Data Acquisition System (in Aft
Bay)
Additional batteries (in
Forward Bay)
METOC Payload���At Sea Testing
• Three deployments – Monterey Bay – Day 3: 1.5 m swells!
• Five hours of data collected each underway
• Deployment / Recovery – Non-trivial!
The Fun Stuff!
Data Acquisition System
MASFlux and SHARC co-deployment
R/V Fulmar
Preparation
Me at Sea!
Deployment / Recovery
• Challenging! – Ensure safety and security of sensors and SHARC
• Used Fulmar A-Frame • Progressively added taglines – Increased stability – Decreased risk of collision between SHARC and R/V
• Training:
• Final Day of Field Work:
Initial Results
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Initial Results (cont)
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Ongoing Evaluation
• Static Comparison • Controlled Environment
– Eliminate SHARC movement
– Eliminate Airmar algorithm • Sampled at same rate (1 Hz) • Compare raw data
Future Work
• Further data analysis • Paves the way… • CASPER (presentation by Qing Wang Nov 03 CRUSER Monthly meeting) – Duck, NC – Southern CA
• EM Propagation • Direct Flux Sensing payload
– Including water vapor flux! • Not currently available at near-surface level
Questions/Comments
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