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The Motion Sensor PHINS is operated by ship's command only.

Summary

PHINS (Photonic Inertial Navigation System) outputs position, heading, roll, pitch, depth, velocity, and heave. Its high accuracy inertial measurement unit is based on IXSEA's FOG technology coupled with an embedded digital signal processor that runs an advanced Kalman filter.

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Manufacturer iXblue
Model PHINS 6005211
Serial No. PH-425
Type motion sensor

Contacts

Name Institution Role
Peter Gerchow Alfred-Wegener-Institute Data Provider
Ralf Krocker Alfred-Wegener-Institute for Polar and Marine Research Engineer In Charge

Components

PHINS system consists of the sensor and the configuration and monitoring software IXRepeater.


No subdevices available.

Position

Infoxyz-position of PHINS from Alignment Survey Report RV Heincke (January 2016)
X25.952 m
(Positive X axis is forward and along the centerline of the vessel with X0 at the Stern point of the vessel.)
Y0.847 m
(Positive Y axis is portside of centerline with Y0 at centerline at the Very stern point of the vessel.)
Z5.027 m
(Positive Z axis is upwards of basis. Z0 is set to the hydrophone on midship.)

Data logging, storage and archiving

Logged parameters

Parameter Sensor Output Type Unit
heading attitude degree
heave attitude m
latitude latitude degree
longitude longitude degree
pitch attitude degree
roll attitude degree

Central geographical ship's position and time standard

Time synchronization is done by DShip receiving the data for logging.

Rawdata storage on board

Data storage in DShip system.

DShip

Uncorrected measurement data.

Device name

PHINS

Parameters

Heading [deg]; Heave [m]; Latitude [deg]; Longitude [deg]; Pitch [deg]; Roll [deg]

Data archiving on land

After the cruise the DShip data set can be extracted from https://dms.awi.de.

Documentation

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