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- Developed a driver and parser to accept data from Pro-Oceanus CO2-Pro FT to be installed on ferries.
- Improved the responsiveness of the Buoy Profiling System (BPS) to give more complete profiles and to allow the instrument package to be parked at maximum depth to reduce bio-fouling.
- Improved scheduled job 167 ("Upload data product files into AD") to make it more robust.
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- Developed a new Earthquake Early Warning page which will be added to the menus under Innovation Centre > Smart Ocean Systems.
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- Kongsberg ASVP file are now being archived.
- Created a driver and parser for the Aanderaa Optode pCO2 device
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- The Learning section underwent a significant overhaul:
- Reorganized the menus for the Learning pages. One of the purposes was to make it easier for users to find the community observatories.
- Implemented an improved "Contact Us" form for the Learning pages.
- Improved the appearance of the Educator Resources page to make it easier to use and more appealing.
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- Updated OpenDAP to use ERRDAP version 1.68
- Added support for adding new ERDDAP dataset definition
- Added support for controlling access to certain data in cases where there is a data ownership agreement. Note that this is not fully implemented yet, just the underlying framework.
- Added data acquisition for the SIMBA Ice Mass Buoy near Cambridge Bay
- Refactored the dive log entries to use the existing annotation system. This will make the data centralized and easier to manage.
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- Created a "Wiring the Abyss" section for the maintenance cruises that start May 10.
- As mentioned above, added wave plots for the Nortek AWAC device at the FORCE observatory (Atlantic).
- Added additional plots and camera videos to some of the community observatory pages.
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- SeaScript scheduled jobs now support multiple scripts to control multiple devices that use the same control schedule.
- Tested many devices before they were deployed to the new Smart Oceans sites (Campbell River, Prince Rupert, Kitamaat)
- All servers are now running OSGi model (Open Services Gateway initiative) software.
- Added a QAQC test runner job that runs QAQC on demand or on a schedule. This will allow us to run tests that use a large cache of data (Hampel filter tests, spike, gradient, etc.).
- Added infrastructure for video QAQC (available soon).
- Various improvements to scalar data products
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- Added community observatory web pages (or added sensors to existing pages) for the new Smart Oceans observatories at Campbell River, B.C. (Discovery Passage), Kitamaat Village, B.C. (Douglas Channel), and the first station of two (Ridley Island) at Prince Rupert, B.C. These can be found under the Learning / Ocean Sense page at http://www.oceannetworks.ca/learning/ocean-sense
- Modified the earthquake information block on the Home Page to now show the most recent local and global earthquakes that have happened in the past two weeks (used to be 24 hours).
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- Sensor names can now be 50 characters long.
- Improved the code that parses the data from the Jason ROV navigation device.
- Improved the driver for the FORCE (Atlantic) RBR tide guage.
- Added a parser for the Hecules ROV navigation device.
- Started to convert the Oceans 2.0 software to the OSGi model (Open Services Gateway initiative). This will make the code more modular and will help to reduce the number of bugs in future.
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- The home page underwent a significant redesign. New features include:
- a News Flash section at the top, highlighting the most recent important news story
- Other blocks related to Science, News, etc.
- A Systems Status section was added to display the current status of the three main features of Oceans 2.0.
- These features are:
- "Database" shows whether the database is online
- "Data Acquisition" shows whether data is being acquired from instruments
- "Oceans 2.0" shows whether the Oceans 2.0 website (dmas.uvic.ca) is online
- The indicators have three states (pausing your cursor over the indicator will remind you of the following):
- green circle indicates normal behaviour
- orange triangle indicates slow behaviour
- red "X" indicates that that feature is not working
- Note that the indicators will only be updated when you load or refresh the page.
- These features are:
- An Earthquake Data blocks shows if any significant earthquakes have been registered in the past 24 hours. The definition of a "significant earthquake" is the same definition that is used by the Earthquake Data Dashboard page; earthquakes that are close to southern British Columbia can have a lower magnitude to be considered "significant" compared to remote earthquakes. Clicking on the chevron (">") or the map takes you to the Earthquake Data Dashboard.
- There is an Events section that shows the events that are on today, and events that are coming up. Events include Alerts, Conferences, Expeditions, Meetings and Workshops, and Public Events.
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- Improved the way Device IDs are used during dive logging.
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- Improved the earthquake data dashboard (www.oceannetworks.ca/data-tools/earthquake-data-dashboard) so that you can now select any earthquake from the table, which will display as usual. You can then use the URL to pull up this same earthquake at a later date.
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