GeoCENS presentation on Angelo Coast Range Reserve Environmental Sensor Observatory by Collin Bode in Banff on September 23, 2010

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Collin Bode delivered this presentation to the GeoCENS SSC on the Angelo Coast Range Reserve Environmental Sensor Observatory in Banff, September 23, 2010.

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Angelo Coast Range ReserveEnvironmental Sensor Observatory Collin Bode Project Manager, Desktop Watersheds Integrative Program, National Center for Earth-surface Dynamics & Specialist, Integrative Biology, UC Berkeley

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Infrastructure & Workflow Informatics Networking Sensors

Sensors: Keck HydroWatch Project PI: Inez Fung, Atmospheric Scientist, Climate modeler Co-PI’s: Bill Dietrich, Geomorphologist Todd Dawson, Tree physiology David Culler, Computer Science Motes, TinyOS, CENS Purpose: Trace and understand water movement between atmosphere to subsurface mediated by vegetation. Field Site: Rivendell 130 x 30 meter north facing micro-watershed Dominated by Douglas Fir Elder Creek at base

Angelo Coast Range Reserve Rivendell: Keck HydroWatch Project Study Site

Sensors: Keck HydroWatch, Rivendell Study Site

Sensors: Keck HydroWatch, Rivendell Study Site Monitoring Equipment 1,264 sensors as of Sept, 2010 13 DataLoggers

Sensor Deployment: Rivendell & Weather Stations July, 2010

Wireless Network Architecture Networking

Networks:Rivendell Study Site 4 Wireless networks Power Tree: Treebeard Backbone Network Power Tree: Ursula Power Tree: Ingrid Network Architectures Backbone Heirarchical tree structure Eion VIP110-24 2.4ghz, 5 watts VINES protocol Campbell PakBus ,[object Object]

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