SENSOR aims to create an authoritative repository for managing platform, device and sensor-related metadata information.
SENSOR is based on the OGC standard SensorML (and device descriptions are downloadable in XML or JSON format). SENSOR also provides an API to export (and import) data programmatically. Due to the improved internet connectivity there is onle one SENSOR instance available online via https://sensor.awi.de/
Data Contacts
Every group has assigned chief editors for their devices. They are your first contacts concerning SENSOR related questions. You find them here:
Chief Editors
PLEASE NOTE:
- All scientific intstruments and sampling devices used on the expedtion must be registered in SENSOR!
- SENSOR can be accessed via https://sensor.awi.de/
- This is were you may work on while being on the ship, if network connection allows.
- It is therefore highly recommended to enter all specifications before the expedition as internet connectivity is not always guaranteed
- If network connection fails and you have urgent needs to make changes to your devices you may contact the data supporter. The same applies if you have to make the changes to a lot of devices.
Metadata registered in SENSOR include the following:
- general (overview) information such as unique short names, serial numbers, short description etc.
- Properties: used for quality checks
- Contacts with different roles e.g. Editor, Owner, Principal Investigator.
- Actions: Deployment, Recovery, ...
- Resources: fact sheets, manuals, SOPs
- Parameters: measurement parameters with parameter types. Parameter types follow NERC vocabulary and are now matched to PANGAEA parameter types
- Subdevices: devices attached to the device
IMPORTANT!!!- ONLY devices which are set to 'Public' and have the contact 'polarstern dship' with the role 'dship connector' will be accessible via the DShip Actionlog (*).
- Device operations entered in the DShip Actionlog (*) will appear under 'Actions' in SENSOR. Still, choice of available actions types is limited in SENSOR and therefore several action types in DShip are associated with the same action type in SENSOR.
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You will find the extensive manual here: SENSOR manual
Overview
* only onboard