Dpeloyement planning and measurement load

by rachel last modified Jul 06, 2006 02:41 PM
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Dpeloyement planning and measurement load

Posted by rachel at July 05. 2006
Hi we recently purchased an Aquadopp and a AWAC. We normally use 600s profile intervals and an averging interval that will offer a precisionof 2cm/s or better. I noticed that the measurement load varies as I change the averaging interval. Why does it do this? I also noticed that I could select to control this manually but wondered what advantage there was of a longer averaging interval and lower measurement load compared with shorter averaging interval and a higher measurement laod.

thanks

rachel
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Dpeloyement planning and measurement load

Posted by rachel at July 06. 2006

Hi there

Here are a couple of postings that may be of help:

Measurement load and data precision

System integration and telemetry


The advantage of using longer averaging interval and lower measurement load is that you get a better statistical averages.  If your average time is too short, the estimate of the mean currents could be dominated by short term effects like surface waves.

Best regards, Atle Lohrmann

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