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Oct 19, 2016, 10:09:31 AM (8 years ago)
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     2#!div style="max-width:900px;margin:auto" 
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     4[[Image(OV logo neutral medium.jpg, 300px, center)]] 
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     6= Deployment Preparation = 
     7== Introduction == 
     8 
     9This guide is aimed to the the team responsible for deploying the Shipborn Lidar on a vessel  
     10or a rig. It will specify the conditions about system placement that need to be met for 
     11optimal performance. Also, it will specify the information Ocean Visuals needs to prapare the 
     12fastenings. 
     13 
     14== Deployment on a ship ==  
     15 
     16The laser beam should be aimed at the point where the ship movement would not create foam. 
     17This depends on the shape and hydrodynamics of the ship. Most common case is shown on the  
     18figure on the right. The safest place would be in the bow of the ship, slightly to either 
     19side, so the beam would hit water in front of the vessel. 
     20 
     21[[Image(Ship_top.png, 300px, right, top)]] 
     22 
     23The laser beam should not travel more than thirty meters before hitting the water. More than 
     24that and the signal will not travel back to the Measurement device. Beam distance may be calculated by  
     25taking the the square root of sum of h squared and l squared. 
     26 
     27[[Image(Beam_distance_formula.png, 100px)]] 
     28 
     29The distance will change due to waves and rocking of the vessel, so deploying the measurement 
     30device so the lenght of the beam aproaches maximum distance limit should be avoided. The tolerance 
     31needed depends on the most likely working conditions and should be estimated based on experience.  
     32 
     33[[Image(Ship_front.png, 300px)]] 
     34 
     35== Deployment on a rig ==  
     36 
     37On a rig the position of the Measurement device should be choosen so it's field of view would not be blocked 
     38by ships or any other obsticle. The laser beam lenght limit is the same as with the deployment 
     39on a vessel and the change in length due to waves should be taken into account. 
     40 
     41[[Image(Rig.png, 300px)]] 
     42 
     43== Junction Box == 
     44 
     45Junction Box contains electrical and information techology devices that power the Lidar and  
     46save the measurement results from the Lidar. Junction Box needs to be connected to ships 240V 
     47power system and to ships local area network. The Junction Box needs to be indoors since it's 
     48not wather proof nor climate controlled.  
     49 
     50The cable connecting the Junction Box with the Lidar should not be longer than 40 m in order 
     51to guarantee sadisfactory data transfer reliability. The location for the junction box  
     52should be picked accordingly. The junction box dimentions are L:50cm W:40cm D:20cm. 
     53 
     54== Additional information == 
     55GPS antenna connected to Measurement device is sensitive to high power radio pulses from a radar. 
     56If possible select a position for the Measurement device so it would not be in line of sight with 
     57a powerful radar. If this is not possible separate antenna may be placed to a more suitable position 
     58and connected to Measurement device via cable.  
     59 
     60}}}