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Tim Short
SRI International
In situ mass spectrometry in extreme environments, such as in the deep ocean or outer space, poses significant challenges. Many of these challenges are common, including the requirements for high reliability, autonomous or remote operation, ruggedness to deal with rapidly changing environmental conditions, and restrictions on size, weight, and power. Other…
UC San Diego Library & Integrated Digital Infrastructure
To support the growing data curation needs of researchers on campus, the Library and the Integrated Digital Infrastructure program at UC San Diego launched the Research Data Curation Program (RDCP) earlier this year. We will describe our services, which include a tool for preparing data management plans, help with generating persistent identifiers for your data, a digital repository for making data discoverable and accessible,…
Lars Hansen, President - North America Operation
MacArtney Group
The presentation will give a background on how to get data from underwater to the surface from either a stationary, free swimming or towed sensor platform.
Applications and the choice of media for the data transfer infrastructure including copper, fiber optics, free-space optics, and electro-magnetics will be covered.
There will be an open discussion to learn more about the needs and challenges and a look into the multiplexing…
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Emilie Dorgeville, Product Manager
Aanderaa Data Instruments AS
The introduction of oxygen optodes more than 10 years ago created new possibilities in understanding oxygen dynamics in oceans and lakes. The intention of this presentation is to share some of…
Are you developing with an ARM processor? What is your vendor of choice: Atmel, Analog Devices, Freescale, Philips, Silicon Labs, ST Microelectronics, TI, or? What compiler do you use: Atmel Development Studio, Eclipse, Keil, IAR, Rowley, or?
his is an all call to those working with ARM processors to come to a lunch time round table discussion so the rest of community can learn about your successes and setbacks with the all the different flavors of processors and development systems. Bring along any hardware you have to show off.
Come hear about the Martz Lab development work on a new data acquisition system using ARM processors. They have a near-final revision of a working controller based on an ARM Cortex-M4.
A number of groups are looking forward or are already working with ARM processors as a replacement for the ubiquitous Persistor CF2. There are plans to put together a repository to share electronic designs and code across Scripps. The Scripps Webgroup is currently testing a commercial GitHub from Atlassian (Stash, bitbucket.org is the hosted version of this). …
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Frank Roberts, Field Applications Director
Frank Roberts is the Field Applications Director for Energy Micro, which manufacturers energy friendly 32-bit microcontrollers and radio transceivers for ultra low power applications. The EFM32 Gecko microcontrollers include the energy efficient ARM Cortex-M4F, Cortex-M3 and Cortex-M0+ processors,…
Derek Inglis, P.Eng, MBA, Xeos Technologies, Inc.
Remote areas of the earth are interesting places to study science but getting information back from remote sites can be challenging for many reasons. Remote sites are often unattended and hard to revisit once equipment is installed. The environment can range from extreme heat to extreme cold. Equipment can be under snow or under water. Satellite telemetry plays a vital role in getting data back from these remote sites. Derek will give an overview of real world examples of…
Michael Hard, New Ventures Group
Michael Hard from the New Ventures Group at Scripps will be spending a short time talking about the TriNet Challenge. Do you have an innovative idea or technology that you think might have commercial potential? Apply to the TriNet Challenge and let experienced entrepreneurs help you explore your…
Eddie Kisfaludy, Oceans Aloft LLC
Over this past Thanksgiving holiday, Eddie Kisfaludy with help from Scripps, NOAA, and Sea World sank an adult fin whale offshore San Diego to create the largest whale fall known to science. A lot went into making this operation successful in a short amount of time and it turned out to be quite an interesting story. For the past decade, Eddie Kisfaludy was the Biological Specimen Collector, Experimental Aquarium Manager, airplane pilot, and Curator of Field Operations for the Marine Biology Research Division at SIO. He now owns Oceans…