HiSeasNet RVTEC05

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Current Status: 

Current Status Steve Foley Jonathan Berger SIO

HiSeasNet Services: 

HiSeasNet Services Installation & Commissioning On-going Maintenance Satellite Bandwidth (32/96 C, 64/64 Ku) Hub Station connection to Internet Direct routing through to Home Institution Voice over IP through to Home Institution Email Web Browsing Video Teleconferencing

Special Services: 

Special Services Recent video feed on R/V Thompson Real time video from Jason Juan de Fuca ridge Ku-band 20 Mbit connection for 1 month Expensive Required RF gear change before and after cruise

HiSeasNet Hub: 

HiSeasNet Hub San Diego Supercomputer Center

HiSeasNet “Fleet”: 

HiSeasNet “Fleet”

Pacific Coverage: 

Pacific Coverage

Atlantic/Eastern Pacific: 

Atlantic/Eastern Pacific

Current KU-Band Coverage: 

Current KU-Band Coverage

Example Alternate Ku-band Coverage: 

Example Alternate Ku-band Coverage

Current Bandwidth Use: 

Current Bandwidth Use POR hub-to-station (160 kbps, 5 ships): http://mercali.ucsd.edu/nagios/opencgi-bin/apan.cgi?host=roadnet-2611&service=HSN-Octets-Out AOR hub-to-station (128 kbps, 2 ships): http://mercali.ucsd.edu/nagios/opencgi-bin/apan.cgi?host=roadnet-2611&service=AOR-Octets-Out Ku-Band hub-to-station (128 kbps, 1.5 ships): http://mercali.ucsd.edu/nagios/opencgi-bin/apan.cgi?host=earthstation-2821&service=SatMex5-Octets-Out http://www.hiseasnet.net/traffic-reports.html

Equipment Downtime: 

Equipment Downtime

Failures and Spares: 

Failures and Spares Most failures are user or ship related Power outage, antenna repoints, gyro failure, unfamiliarity with gear, etc. Solution: Learn to work with gear and ship quirks Antenna pointing failures occur, but usually are not catastrophic Solution: Work with SeaTel and learn to work with gear/ship quirks When equipment dies, it is usually RF gear, despite it being the “most reliable in the business” Solution: Spare LNAs, depot converter and power amp spares in SD

Funding: 

Funding Equipment State of California, ONR, NSF, and matching funds from: Scripps Institution of Oceanography University of Hawaii Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution University of Rhode Island Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Recurring Costs NSF through Ships’ Tech Services

2006 HiSeasNet Recurring Costs: 

2006 HiSeasNet Recurring Costs Satellite Leases - $280K Operations & Maintenance - $180K 2 trips to each ship per year Hub maintenance Management Spares - $50K Ships Tech Services Day Rates C-band - $250 KU-band - $150

Next Generation Ku-Band for Small Ships: 

Next Generation Ku-Band for Small Ships 1 m

Radome Sizes: 

Radome Sizes KU-Band 144 in 48 in 82 in C-Band NG KU-Band

System Comparisons: 

System Comparisons

Block Diagram: 

Block Diagram

NG Ku-Band Cost: 

NG Ku-Band Cost Capitol Costs ~$80k, installed & commissioned Incremental Recurring Costs About $150/day for 64 kbps duplex