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SmartBay Ireland
SmartBay Funding Structure & Partners
05-03-2014 Limassol Blue-Growth Event 4
Triaxys Graph Triaxys Data
Data Portal
SmartBay Ireland Data Delivery Portal
• Subsea floor cable of 5km to
support subsea nodes with 400v
power and high speed
communications via optical fibres
• The nodes can host a
complement of client sensors
which can be tested and
demonstrated in near real time.
• Data will be available to users
through a dedicated web portal
and further analytics can be
applied to the data collected for a
variety of user applications
Cabled Subsea Observatory
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System Tenders:
• Ductwork
• Land based cable burial
• Cable End Equipment
• Wet mate connectors
• Dry mate connectors
• Telecoms Cable
• Shore station renovation and fit-out
• Cable deployment personnel, divers and
equipment
• Cable Lay Vessel
• Instrumentation
Infrastructure – Cabled Observatory
Cable Installation Vessel: RV Celtic
Explorer
Planned Installation – April 2015
Cable End Equipment Specifications:
• 4 electro-optical interfaces for
expansion and special high-
bandwidth installations
• 18 “science” electrical interfaces
for sensors; 10 available for future
use, 5-4 of which equipped with
underwater mateable connectors
• One coaxial interface for video
signals
Deployments – Cable End Equipment
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Infrastructure – Gravity Foundation
• Gravity foundation has been
designed by Marine Technology
Ltd
• Modular design - allowing
easy installation and recovery
at sea (road transportable)
• Generic design - single base,
or as smaller sections to
make multiple point mooring
system
• Interconnection and locking
design to allow more (or less)
sections to be added or
removed
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Infrastructure – SeaStation1• Support up to 3 WECs Power
Dissipation
• Power flow– 3 phase for WEC generation
– Single phase for house power
– 400W house power for
– 15kW per WEC => up to 45kW in
total
• Telemetry– Minimum of 100 Mb/s
• Control– Ability to full control remotely
The goal of the NIAP programme is togrow the user base to encompassacademic research teams, SME’s, andMNC’s nationally and internationally.
• NIAP fund is available to enableresearchers to access the SmartBayInfrastructure
• Research proposals must fit under theobjectives of the SmartBay PRTLI Cycle5 programme
• Over 20 NIAPS have been awarded todate
• Call for larger NIAP Projects for 2015will open in the coming weeks
SmartBay National Infrastructure Access
Programme (NIAP)
• Re-design, adapt, marinise and ruggediseTyndall IMU's to be suitable fordeployment in harsh marine environments
• Deploy and maintain the MIMU's onSmartBay buoys
• Analyse and contextualise the datagathered and disseminate to SmartBaystakeholders
• Integrate next generation technology intoexisting infrastructure available through theSmartBay program to achieve economicimpact in the marine sector
Deployment and Analysis of Smart Inertial Measurement Units
(IMU) in a Marine Environment (MIMU) - Dr Brendan Flynn
• Objective: to operationalise ahigh resolution underwater soundrecorder as a node in the nationalnoise monitoring network
• Deployment of an acoustichydrophone on the SmartBaySmartbuoy outside Cork harbour
• CMRC in Cork - ResearchersGerry Sutton, Thomas Folegot,Mark Jessopp
• NIAP will develop practices thatestablish Ireland as world-leaderin noise monitoring
Developing a Primary Node in the National MSFD
Underwater Noise Monitoring Network
• PROPOSED NIAP
• Objective: to monitor and trackAtlantic Salmon (Salmo salar)in Galway Bay
• Deployment of up to 13receivers which would beseabed mounted at ~500mintervals across the length ofthe bay
• Status: A NIAP application for2015 has been submitted andwill be evaluated by a panel ofindependent evaluators
Ocean Tracking Network (OTN) – Galway Bay
Logistics and Security Fishing & Aquaculture
Env. Monitoring Offshore Wind
Marine ICTWave Energy
SmartBay - Working with Industry
Shipping Oil & Gas
The instruments currently deployed on the
buoy are:
• Triaxys directional wave measuring sensor:– Wave Conditions
• AirMar weather station:
– Weather Conditions
• Seabird SBE 37 CTD sensor:
– Water Measurements
• Teledyne Workhorse (ADCP)
• Fish Tracking Receiver (OTN - CMRC)
Working with Industry – Port of Cork
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Deployments – Technology from Ideas
Project Update
• Moorings Deployed on-site
• Component failure in stormconditions
• Device Recovered Successfully
• Upgrade of components
Project ‘next steps’:
• Sinkers on-site recovery
• Re-deployed with reconfiguredmooring system
• Steel wire bottom section
Provision of technical & operational support to TfI for the trial
& validation of novel elastomeric moorings
Device:
• Serial interface allows the user to
acoustically “pair” two uComm
modems and then use them as a
data link similar to a serial cable
connection
SmartBay Field Test:
• Integration, setup and bench test
of device
• ADCP deployment
• Monthly reports
• Final report
Field Evaluation Programme for uCOMM Acoustic Modem
Working with Industry – Sonardyne
EMSAT :
• Provide continuous, timely,
actionable access to
environmental data
visualization and analytics.
• Solutions to real-time data
monitoring challenges
SmartBay Collaboration:
• Potential collaboration
using SmartBay data to
develop data analytics and
visualisation
Working with Industry – EMSAT
Planned WEC Deployments for 2015:
• Expressions of Interest (EOIs) and associated email sent to 28 WEC developers
EOIs Sent
Irish
European
International
EOIs Received
Irish
European
International
• Expressions of Interest (EOIs) received from 11 WEC developers
Device:
• Seaformatics Pod is a technology
that uses a patented underwater
turbine which harvests power
from low speed ocean currents to
recharge its battery pack.
• The Pod allows for longer
deployments, without the
challenge of frequent battery
changes.
• The Pod's design enables long-
term, real-time and wide-area
monitoring of ocean parameters
from a variety of sensors.
Proposed Galway Bay Deployment
Canadian Collaboration – SEAformatics
Device:
• Each SeaWEED™ unit consists of four modules that are connected by rigid
truss structures.
• The four module array includes a non-energy producing nose module in the
front, followed by two energy producing modules, with another non-energy
producing module at the rear.
• The movement of the modules rising and falling over passing ocean waves drive
on-board hydraulic rams that feed electrical generators
Potential Galway Bay Deployment
Canadian Collaboration – Grey Island Energy
Supports to Users of the Facility
Funding Application
Pre Deployment Preparation
Mooring specification
& Configuration
Data Acquisition
Mobilisation Deployment
Operations & Maintenance
Demobilisation & Decommissioning
Validation
Steel Fabrication, marine equipment and engineering services
• Pat Rynn Engineering
• Purcell Marine
• P&O Maritime
• Swan Net-Gundry Ltd
Vessel Hire Services
• ATNO Marine
• Tarrea Queen (Ard Precision Ltd)
• Eachtrai Aigean Teoranta
• Rossaveal Port Services (RPS Marine)
Diving Services
• Nick Pfeiffer - MERC Consultants
• Ocean Crest Marine (OCM)
Sub Sea Cables
• Fibre Pulse - Castlebar
Wireless communications
• Brendan Minish - Wireless Consultancy services
• HEANET
• Air speed - Backhaul Communications via HEANET
Local Impacts and Benefits - Snapshot
SmartBay Ireland
Technology from Ideas
JFC
Intel
Shimmer
Port of Cork
SAP
Dubai Ports World
JOSPA
Shannon Foynes Port
Company
AlbaTERN
RealSim
IBM
MAERSK Shipping
National Space Centre
Industry Engagement - Snapshot
Canada – Ireland Collaboration
1st non-stop transatlantic flight
• Alcock and Brown
• June 1919
• St Johns – Clidfen, Galway
1st point-to-point fixed wireless service
connecting Europe with North America
• Guglielmo Marconi
• 17 October 1907
• Glace Bay - Clifden
At peak times, over 400
people were employed
by the Clifden wireless
station
Thank you!
Diarmuid O ConnorStrategic Funding & Project Co-ordinator