Real-Time Data Delivery

Marine data is only useful once it reaches its intended end user. A reliable data management and delivery system starts with sensors and instruments that enable end-to-end data transmission of rich data sets.

Quality real-time data is the foundation for any data management system. In the ocean industries, monitoring equipment utilized has, in many cases, only allowed for very basic data points to be made available in real time. The backbone of the Aanderaa sensors and systems is a rich data set describing the quality, range, units, resolution, and information to make the display and usage of real-time data easy. Aanderaa protocols also secure data flow from end to end and detect missing data to enable re-transmit. All this allows for our equipment to be part of Aanderaa’s real time Data Management Delivery system.

 

Aanderaa Real-Time Data Management and Delivery offer:

  • Well-described data set with metadata for quality, range, unit, parameter type, and much more

  • Compression of data messages

  • Error detection to detect corruption of individual messages

  • Sequencing checks enabling retransmitting

  • Modem control in all dataloggers for Mobile modem, VHF, AIS, GOES and Iridium

  • System status messages

 

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