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Chime 1 was programmed to log at intervals of 1 minute.
Light Levels Over Time
Temperature Over Time
Soil Moisture Readings
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13 units of the WeatherChimes v2.6 was shipped to Sitka Sound Science Center for the Sitka Whalefest workshop.
Build team (left to right): Aiden Olsen, Will Richards, Winnie Woo, Luca Rianda *Not included: Isaac Goshay and Chet Udell
Chime 0 installed on the south side of the Sitka Science Center
Chet Udell, a professor at Oregon State University, demonstrated WeatherChimes at the Whalefest 2022 Workshops hosted at the Sitka Sound Science Center in Sitka, Alaska on November 2nd - November 7th 2022. WeatherChimes hardware was installed on the south side of the Sitka Sound Science Center building days in advance of the workshop. Video of exhibits inside of the science center were collected, including the touch tanks containing star fish, anemones, and urchins was also recorded in advance. In this example, higher-value data will play a higher pitch on the scale, and lower-value data will play lower pitches. The red balance of the touch tank video (top-right) is determined by the data in the plot on the right; higher-value data increases red balance, and vice versa for lower-value data. This is one of many possible configurations for relating environmental sensor data to music and visual elements.
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The system was programmed to wake up every 5 seconds and the data set shown below is a result of it being deployed for 500 hours
Chime 1: TSL2591
Chime 1: GS3
Chime 1: SHT31
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The system was programmed to wake up every minute and the data set shown below is a result of it being deployed for 50 hours.
Chime 2: TSL2591
Chime 2: GS3
Chime 2: SHT31
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The system was programmed to wake up every 5 seconds and the data set shown below is a result of it being deployed for 193 hours.
Chime 1: TSL2591
Chime 1: GS3
Chime 1: SHT31