//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // PURPOSE: List of logging parameters, such as mass properties. // // NOTES: All values (except "strings") must be followed by // a unit abbreviation (or one of the unit-like // abbreviations: n/a, bool, enum, count). // // The control gains are adjusted for an Easy-Servo sampling // period of 2 seconds. // // //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // flush_freq_slate = 0 enum; //Emumeration: 0 = once, 1 = per cycle, 2 = per item write; flush_freq_slate_dir = 1 enum; //Emumeration: 0 = once, 1 = per cycle, 2 = per item write; flush_freq_slate_kml = 1 enum; //Emumeration: 0 = once, 1 = per cycle, 2 = per item write; flush_freq_syslog = 1 enum; //Emumeration: 0 = once, 1 = per cycle, 2 = per item write; flush_freq_Courier = 1 enum; //Emumeration: 0 = once, 1 = per cycle, 2 = per item write; flush_freq_Express = 1 enum; //Emumeration: 0 = once, 1 = per cycle, 2 = per item write; flush_freq_Priority = 1 enum; //Emumeration: 0 = once, 1 = per cycle, 2 = per item write; flush_freq_Normal = 1 enum; //Emumeration: 0 = once, 1 = per cycle, 2 = per item write; // For config commands below see "help configSet" command for syntax (but omit the "configSet" keyword). // logCourier items: These are the most important bits of information sent before anything else logCourier mostRecent latitude_fix; logCourier mostRecent longitude_fix; logExpress mostRecent time_fix; logCourier mostRecent platform_battery_charge 1.0 Wh; logCourier mostRecent platform_battery_voltage 0.1 V; // logExpress items: These will be sent, even via expensive data pathways, but after logCourier items // Engineering data logExpress linearApprox depth 1 m; logExpress linearApprox latitude 0.0002 arcdeg; logExpress linearApprox longitude 0.0002 arcdeg; //logExpress linearApprox platform_battery_charge 1.0 Wh; // moved to logCourier mostRecent logExpress linearApprox platform_average_current 500 mA; //logExpress linearApprox platform_battery_voltage 0.1 V; // moved to logCourier mostRecent // science data, prioritized for EcoHAB 2013 (drop things off bottom first) // PeakChl is always reported to shore if active in Missions/Insert/Science.xml logExpress linearApprox mass_concentration_of_chlorophyll_in_sea_water 5.0 ug/l; logExpress linearApprox sea_water_temperature 1.0 kelvin; // Must use kelvin since celsius=kelvin-273 // Yanwu suggested "Vertical temperature homogeneity index" in email February 13 // This is actually implemented in TethysScript in canon_front.xml, not in c++ // Porting that code snippet to an Insert could enable us to use it in EcoHAB // at low risk, and could give me some insight on how to fix the water current // reporting to shore, and how to get the nitrate at top & bottom of each yo. // really want NO3 at top & bottom of each yo, but it's not clear to me how to // logExpress linearApprox mole_concentration_of_nitrate_in_sea_water 5.0 umol/l; // science nice-to-haves // logExpress linearApprox volume_scattering_470_nm 0.001 1/m/sr; // logExpress linearApprox volume_scattering_650_nm 0.001 1/m/sr; // science no planned need // logExpress linearApprox mass_concentration_of_oxygen_in_sea_water 1000.0 ug/l; // logExpress linearApprox downwelling_photosynthetic_photon_flux_in_sea_water 50 umol/s/m2; // logExpress linearApprox upward_derivative_of_sea_water_temperature 0.01 degC/m; // logPriority items: These will only be sent via medium expense data pathways (3G?), but after logExpress items // higher resolution engineering data logPriority linearApprox depth 0.1 m; logPriority linearApprox latitude 0.00001 arcdeg; logPriority linearApprox longitude 0.00001 arcdeg; // science get if we can make communications cheap (only from 2-5 m depth) logPriority linearApprox platform_x_velocity_current 1.0 m/s; logPriority linearApprox platform_y_velocity_current 1.0 m/s; logPriority linearApprox platform_z_velocity_current 1.0 m/s; // logNormal items: These will only be sent via low expense data pathways (802.11?), but after logPriority items // full resolution engineering data //logNormal all depth; //logNormal all latitude; //logNormal all longitude;