Pulse 66 Rover Data Observations ============================================================================= 2016-11-09 1800: Rover recovered 2016-11-09 1820: ~160 sites, 1750 images 2016-11-09 1840: Begin downloading data. WinSCP stops xfer syslog after 477MB 2016-11-09 1920: Switching to scp from Rover to Germanic with success. 2016-11-09 2000: After log_grinder, observed large heading error to starboard beginning in late April and correcting itself in late Sept. 2016-11-09 2100: Leaving scp of entire deployment for overnight. -------------------------------- 2016-11-10 --------------------------------- 2016-11-10 0620: Observed scp completed. Make backup copy of raw dataset. 2016-11-10 0650: Begin processing of dataset on Germanic. 2016-11-10 0740: Processing complete. 2016-11-10 0800: Move Rover from well deck to main deck. Observed left-most valve on port chamber stuck open. 2016-11-10 0830: Copy images to flash drive for McGill 2016-11-10 0830: Split acm_calc.csv for loading into Libre. 2016-11-10 0850: Appears that around Apr 30, vehicle began veering sharply to stbd during transits. Simple heading behavior does not correct the issue. 2016-11-10 0920: Rover corrects veering issue around Oct 20. 2016-11-10 0945: Reviewing optode data. Observed during first measurement on Nov 8 2016 port optode data matched port reference data. Sampling monthly measurements. Many port optode dataset also look compromised but not all. 2016-11-10 0955: Briefed Ken and Paul. 2016-11-10 1015: SW TODO - send optode data, shutdown, status report, modem wakeup timing, test. HW TODO - Port chamber valves, burn wires. 2016-11-10 1020: No random modem wakeup events logged in executive.csv, so we can safely extend the modem wakeup timeout. 2016-11-10 1050: Used "cp -r --parents" embedded in a "find" command to cp all the optode data into one folder. Tarred/gzipped and sent to our shore contact girl. 2016-11-10 1100: SW TODO - shutdown, status report, modem wakeup time, test. 2016-11-10 1210: Alana produced optode data summary. Sweet. 2016-11-10 1400: poweroff, halt, reboot. 2016-11-10 1430: Modified executive.rb to trap SIGTERM and exit. Modified supervisor.rb to set_timeout to 13 and `poweroff`. 2016-11-10 1500: Ran hibernation tests, 13 seconds is sufficient but does not waste time. 2016-11-10 1530: SW TODO - status report, modem wakeup time, test. 2016-11-10 1630: Tested status report using remote_client. When only the executive is running status does not include site number nor iteration number. But when the supervisor is up and running, both of those are included in the status report. I think we just have to be patient. I will look into somehow caching a status string. But I don't want to get too clever here. 2016-11-10 1700: SW TODO - modem wakeup time, test. 2016-11-10 1830: Since there were no accidental modem wakeups during the deployment, Paul suggests increasing the timeout time to give us more time before the Rover goes back to sleep. I chaged it from 170 seconds to 300. 2016-11-10 1830: SW TODO - status report, test. 2016-11-10 1930: Looking into simply storing the deployment status every time it changes. Then the executive could simply read it from the db. 2016-11-10 2100: Better results using the previous method. Noticed that the executive reports the supervisor exits abnormally when it is actually still running. Next status request is succeeds. -------------------------------- 2016-11-11 --------------------------------- 0730: Closley watched traces on executive, supervisor, supervisor_server, and syslog during a remote_client conversation. Fixed "iteration-1 of 2" issue (remove spaces). Other than that, everything looked really good. Did see one supervisor exit, but it was another phantom. 0910: Tested modem comms with MF modem, deck box, MF dunker: Works without fail. Saved serial convo on Razorback\Documents. 1030: Tested modem comms with LF modem. The channel works fine, but the modem batteries are shot. Not enough juice to push through a full sentence. 1200: Prepared pulse 67 mission script from previous file. Full mission with launch and a benthic only version. Created two sleep-only scripts for use when we recover it in March. These missions can be started after homing the chambers to save energy on the way up and during recovery. All have been xfered to the vehicle and are ready to use.