Re: 3rd Ave. sensor and histogram

From: Jim Paugh (James.Paugh@Eng.Sun.COM-DeleteThis)
Date: Tue May 31 1994 - 08:36:39 PDT


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From: James.Paugh@Eng.Sun.COM-DeleteThis (Jim Paugh)
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Subject: Re: 3rd Ave. sensor and histogram
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Wouldn't the San Mateo Bridge make a good location for a 3rd Ave
sensor? Seems to me it would be more in line with the windline.

~Jim Paugh

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> Subject: 3rd Ave. sensor and histogram
>
> Ken
>
> Windsight is going to put sensor up near 3rd avenue. Since there are no
> practical waterfront locations. We are considering using the roof of the new
> Vela Headquarters. The people there think it has pretty clean access to wind
> and is representative or at least correlated with the wind at the launch site
> unless the wind goes too south. Our computers can correct any linear
> difference between the sensor report and reality. Still the site is less than
> ideal.
>
> Do you have any advice or thoughts about this site or ideas on an alterntive
> site
>
> The sensor will provide 3rd avenue wind updates every 20 minutes by phone.
> Using a modem sailors can get histograms plotting the average wind & gusts at
> 3rd avenue every 60 seconds over intervals ranging from 1 hour to 13 hours.
> It will make it easy to watch the wind trend and know when to split from
> work.
>
> Mike Godsey, Tuesday, May 31, 1994
> windfinderKen
>
> Windsight is going to put sensor up near 3rd avenue. Since there are no
> practical waterfront locations. We are considering using the roof of the new
> Vela Headquarters. The people there think it has pretty clean access to wind
> and is representative or at least correlated with the wind at the launch site
> unless the wind goes too south. Our computers can correct any linear
> difference between the sensor report and reality. Still the site is less than
> ideal.
>
> Do you have any advice or thoughts about this site or ideas on an alterntive
> site
>
> The sensor will provide 3rd avenue wind updates every 20 minutes by phone.
> Using a modem sailors can get histograms plotting the average wind & gusts at
> 3rd avenue every 60 seconds over intervals ranging from 1 hour to 13 hours.
> It will make it easy to watch the wind trend and know when to split from
> work.
>
> Mike Godsey, Tuesday, May 31, 1994
> windfinder@aol
>
>
>



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