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1 OOI Regional Scale Node + bits on Coastal & CI Ron Johnson UW & Pacific Wave Trying to channel John Orcutt, John Delany, Matt Arrott et al Nov. 13, 2009

2 Ocean Sciences: Theory. Experiment. Observation. The old way :-) Slide from John Delaney

3 Tectonic Plate Scale Ocean Observatory US OOI RSN + NEPTUNE CANADA

4 RSN INFRASTRUCTURE Interactive Real-time, multi-disciplinary, extensible, plate scale PNWGP UW Pacific Wave - Primary Node - Secondary Nodes - Sensor Packages - Vertical Mooring 15kw 15kw >= >= 20gb/s 20gb/s 500km 500km out out 0 2km 2km deep deep 3c 3c 350c 350c years? years?

5 Direct Connect to all major R&E (and commodity ) Nets via Pacific Wave Network requirements built in from start

6 Deep Water Primary Node

7 Shallow Water Primary Node better armored

8 Backbone Interface Assembly (BIA) Size(ft)-Deep Size(ft)-Shallow D-12.9x8.0x4.7 S-12.9x13.0x4.7 Weight in Air D lb S lb Net Negative Buoyancy D lb S lb

9 Science Interface Assembly (SIA) Size(ft) 6.7x5.0x4.0 Weight in Air 3000 lb Net Negative Buoyancy 100 lb

10 Primary Infrastructure Primary Nodes 6 Primary Nodes Installed 1 Primary Node BIA Only Each Primary Node 5 Science Ports (1Gbe, 375V) ROV Wet Mate Connectors 2 High Bandwidth Science Ports (10GbE,375V) ROV Wet Mate Connectors 2 Backbone Expansion Ports (10KV)

11 SECONDARY INFRASTRUCTURE NODES Hubs to to radiate/support wide areas

12 Secondary Infrastructure Low Voltage Nodes 5 Low Voltage Nodes 1 Input Port (375V, 1GbE) ROV Wet Mate Connector 4 Science Ports (48V,100Base-T) 4 ROV Wet Mate Connector 2 Expansion Ports (375V, 1GbE- Shared) ROV Wet Mate Connector

13 Secondary Infrastructure Low Power J-Boxes 5 Low Power J-Boxes 1 Input Port (48V, 100Base-T) ROV Wet Mate Connector 8 Science Ports (Sensor Unique) Either Dry-Mate or ROV Wet Mate Connectors No Expansion Port

14 Secondary Infrastructure Medium Power J-Boxes 8 Medium Power J-Boxes 1 Input Port (375V, 1GbE) ROV Wet Mate Connector 8 Science Ports (Sensor Unique) Either Dry-Mate or ROV Wet Mate Connectors 1 Expansion Port (375V,1GbE-Shared) ROV Wet Mate Connector

15 Secondary Infrastructure Interface Boxes 28 Interface Boxes Interface Point for Remote Sensors Connectors Input -ROV Wet Mate Connector Output(s) Sensor Unique Dry Mate Connectors

16 RSN VERTICAL MOORING FLOAT INSTRUMENT PACKAGE 200 M FLOAT WINCH INSTRUMENT PACKAGE MOORING CONTROLLER SEA SEA SURFACE SURFACE METER METER PLATFORM PLATFORM WINCH PROFILER ANCHOR ACOUSTIC RELEASE SEA SEA FLOOR FLOOR 3000M 3000M

17 Secondary Infrastructure Vertical Moorings 1 Vertical Hydrate Ridge 1 Vertical Endurance Line 1 Vertical Axial

18 RSN SCHEDULE 5 YEAR DEVELOPMENT PLAN PROGRAM START...FY2010 INSTALLATION SCHEDULE SHORE STATION FY2011 PRIMARY INFRASTRUCTURE.FY SECONDARY INFRASTRUCTURE..FY SYSTEM COMMISSIONING......FY2014 Cables & Nodes Initial Instrument Packages Turn on

19 Ocean Sciences the old way Segregation: of Disciplines, and within (too many) Disciplines But we need coherent and comprehensive environmental data at a global scale So how will we get global data and collaboration fabrics?

20 Ocean Sciences CI the old way vs Poster children disciplines But we are making a hard run at this

21 OOI CI Working Cartoon RSN Observ. Coastal Observ. Global Observ. OOI Core CI Fabric (Near shore Landing) Scientists w/gadgets Cloud x Cloud y individuals See Matt USCD/Scripps For the complex reality of this Major Sites e.g., NCAR individuals

22 But will we be able to connect to, or federate with other CI s, data? (not even Canada yet :-( Would interconnections help drive common data etc?

23 ?

24 SN Architecture 47 N 47 N Subduction Zone UW POP Axial Warrenton Warrenton Mid Plate Pacific Pacific City City Portland CyberPOP 130 W 130 W Hydrate Ridge Endurance Array 124 W 124 W 44 N 44 N Blanco

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26 Current Meter 10 GigE 10 k W 173 km RS V 1 GigE 1 km Medium Power J- J Box MJ01A 100 BaseT Primar y Node PN01A RS232 Broad- Pressure band Sensor Hydrate Ridge 375 V 1 GigE 4.5 km Low Voltage Node LV01A 100 BaseT Low Voltage J-Box LJ01A Vertical Mooring Shallow Profiler 200 m Platform Deep Profiler

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