Wireless Seismic 00400 Base Station Unit User Manual
Wireless Seismic, Inc. Base Station Unit Users Manual
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RT 1000 Deployment Guide ra ft January 25, 2011 R00.f Part Number: 90-0004 When Real-time Matters Wireless Seism ic, I nc. 361 Cent ennial Parkway, Suit e 230 Louisville, CO 80027 720.242.9916 ft ra © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. All ot her brands, com pany nam es, product nam es, t radem arks or service m arks referenced in t his m at erial are t he propert y of t heir respect ive owners, w ho m ay or m ay not be affiliat ed wit h, connect ed t o, or sponsored by Wireless Seism ic, I nc. Wireless Seism ic, I nc.'s t radem arks, regist ered t radem arks or t rade dress m ay not be used in connect ion wit h any product or service t hat is not t he propert y of Wireless Seism ic, I nc., in any m anner t hat is likely t o cause confusion am ong cust om ers, or in any m anner t hat disparages or discredit s Wireless Seism ic, I nc. The product s and services described in t his m at erial m ay not be available in all regions. To order addit ional copies of t his docum ent , send an em ail t o your sales represent at ive request ing t he following: Part Num ber: 90- 0004- PDF Part Num ber: 90- 0004- Paper Table of Contents Ta ble of Cont e n t s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 List of Figures 5 List of Tables 6 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 About t his Guide . . . Who Should Use t his Ot her Docum ent s . . Get t ing Help . . . . . . . . . . . Guide. . . . . . . . . . . ft 1 . Ove r vie w . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 . 7 . 7 12 12 ra 2 . La you t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 2.1 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.2 Mobilizat ion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.2.1 Prerequisit es . . . . . . . . . . . 2.2.2 Get t ing Ready . . . . . . . . . . 2.3 At t he Sit e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.3.1 Set Up t he Dog House . . . . 2.3.2 Laying Out t he Equipm ent . 2.3.2.1 Prerequisit es . . . . . . . 2.3.2.2 Placing t he Equipm ent 2.3.2.2.1 WRU. . . . . . . . . 2.3.2.2.2 BSU . . . . . . . . . 2.3.2.2.3 LTU . . . . . . . . . 2.3.2.2.4 Geophone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . in t he Field . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 14 14 14 15 15 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 3 . Soft w a r e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . I nst alling t he Soft ware . . Upgr ading t he Soft ware . Upgr ading t he Firm ware . 17 17 17 17 4 . Te st in g a n d M a in t a inin g t h e Equ ipm e n t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 4.1 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.2 Test ing t he Layout . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.2.1 Line Test s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.2.2 Source Cont rol Test s . . . . . . . 4.2.3 Acquisit ion Param et er Test ing . 4.2.4 Built - I n- Self- Test ( BI ST) . . . . RT 1000 v1.0 © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. 18 18 18 19 20 21 Deploym ent Guide R00.f Table of Contents 4.3 Maint aining t he Equipm ent 4.3.1 Unit s . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.3.2 Ant ennas . . . . . . . . . 4.3.3 Geophones . . . . . . . 4.3.4 Caut ions . . . . . . . . . . 22 . 22 . 22 . 22 . 22 5 . Rollin g t h e Lin e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 5.1 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 5.2 Process . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 6 . D e m obiliza t ion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 6.1 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 6.2 Process . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 7 . Tr ou ble sh oot in g . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 ft ra 7.1 Overview . . . . . . . . . . 7.2 Specificat ions. . . . . . . 7.2.1 Ground Unit s: . . 7.2.2 Cent ral Server: . 7.2.3 Bat t ery Charger: 7.2.4 Bat t eries: . . . . . 7.3 LED Chart . . . . . . . . . . 25 . 25 . 25 . 26 . 26 . 26 . 27 8 . Le ga l I n for m a t ion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 8.1 FCC Rules and Regulat ions Com pliance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Glossa r y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 I n de x . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 RT 1000 v1.0 Deploym ent Guide © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. R00.f List of Figures List of Figures WRU .............................................................................................. 16 ra ft Figure 2–1 R00.f RT 1000 v1.0 Deploym ent Guide © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. List of Tables List of Tables Roles and Responsibilit ies .................................................................. 7 Ant enna Specificat ions..................................................................... 29 ra ft Table 1–1 Table 8–1 RT 1000 v1.0 Deploym ent Guide © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. R00.f 1 Overview 1.1 About this Guide ft This docum ent provides inform at ion on how t o deploy t he RT 1000 in t he field. 1.2 Who Should Use this Guide The following t able describes t he t ypical seism ic dat a acquisit ion users. The expect ed users of t his docum ent are as follows: Crew ( Layout / Juggies) Technician ( LTU) Troubleshoot er Bosses ( Line Crew) ra Ta ble 1 – 1 Role s a n d Re sponsibilit ie s Role Re spon sibilit y Bosses ( Line Crew) Responsibilit ies: • Supervise line crew personnel ( j uggies) • Drive and m aint ain t he t rucks used t o t ransport personnel and equipm ent t o and from field operat ions • Co- ordinat e crew m em bers boarding and exit ing helicopt ers • Arrange t he safe and orderly t ransport of equipm ent . Report s t o: • Coordinat or ( St aging) N OTE: May occasionally visit t he doghouse for clarificat ion of inst ruct ions or updat es on line st at us. RT 1000 v1.0 © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. Deploym ent Guide R00.f Overview Who Should Use this Guide Ta ble 1 – 1 Role s a nd Re sponsibilit ie s ( cont .) Re spon sibilit y Coordinat or ( St aging Coordinat or / Landing Zone ( LZ) Coordinat or) Responsibilit ies: • Journey m anagem ent of all vehicles ( including helicopt ers) and personnel t o specific point s wit hin t he prospect • Knowledge of all personnel in t he prospect ; knows when anyone ent ers or leaves t he prospect , and where t hey go when t hey are t here • Ensures t hat ground elect ronics ( bag drops) arrive at t he proper locat ion • Cont rols invent ory and general m aint enance of equipm ent • Maint ains const ant cont act wit h t he crew and recorder • Oversees t he t est ing of fresh equipm ent t o be st aged for t he next layout . Report s t o: • TBD N OTE: This role m ay be split in t wo, one person coordinat ing helicopt er operat ions, and t he ot her coordinat ing all line crew operat ions. Coordinat or ( Survey) Responsibilit ies: • Manages t he survey crew s. Survey w ork t akes place in advance of t he seism ic crew, som et im es weeks or even m ont hs ahead of seism ic crew m obilizat ion. • At t em pt s t o flag or st ake every point st art ing wit h t he planned receiver and source coordinat es ( delivered by t he Oil Com pany Geophysicist or Birddog) • Adj ust s flags or st akes when necessary based on physical accessibilit y ( whet her or not a vibrat or or drill rig can get t o a locat ion) , perm it t ed corridor, and archeological or wildlife exclusion zones • Flags all access point s and roads ( in cooperat ion wit h t he St aging Coordinat or) • Delivers t he act ual coordinat es t o t he Observer t o be loaded int o t he Cent ral Recording Syst em • Provides updat es t o t hese coordinat es during t he proj ect if ground condit ions or perm it condit ions change • Ensures t hat t he Cent ral Recording Syst em is configur ed wit h t he correct dat um and proj ect ion inform at ion Report s t o: • TBD ra ft Role Crew ( Layout / Juggies) Responsibilit ies: • Lay out t he ground elect ronics • Pick up t he ground elect ronics Report s t o: • TBD RT 1000 v1.0 Deploym ent Guide © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. R00.f Overview Who Should Use t his Guide Ta ble 1 – 1 Role s a nd Re sponsibilit ie s ( cont .) Re spon sibilit y Crew ( Source) Responsibilit ies: • Operat ors drive t he vibrat or t rucks • Licensed shoot ers set off t he dynam it e • All crew rem ain in const ant voice and dat a com m unicat ion wit h t he recorder during product ion N OTE: The sour ce on a land seism ic survey is usually eit her vibroseis or dynam it e. Ot her source t ypes such as poult er charges, accelerat ed weight drops, or shot guns m ay be used as well. One j ob m ay have m ult iple source t ypes due t o access or perm it issues, such as st eep slopes, m asonry const ruct ion, and so on. Report s t o: • TBD Drillers Responsibilit ies: • Drill source holes • May also load charge int o t he hole Report s t o: • TBD ra ft Role Geophysicist ( Oil Com pany) Responsibilit ies: • Survey design • Budget • Delivery of t he final dat a t o t he Oil Com pany • Makes final decisions on recording param et ers wit h t he help of t he Birddog • Visit s t he field once or t w ice during t he proj ect • Works closely wit h t he Bir ddog t o prot ect t he int erest s of t he Oil Com pany N OTE: The Geophysicist likely works on eit her an asset t eam responsible for oil or gas product ion in t he field where t he seism ic shoot is t aking place, or on a t echnical t eam responsible for all t he com pany’s seism ic act ivit y. Report s t o: • TBD HSE Manager Responsibilit ies: • Ensures t he healt h and safet y of every person on t he prospect • Ensures t here is m inim al environm ent al im pact • Verifies t hat all environm ent al r egulat ions are followed • Maint ains any m edical facilit ies in t he field, such as a sm all first- response clinic or am bulance • Visit s t he Doghouse infrequent ly • Helps wit h t he HSE com ponent of t he daily and final report s Report s t o: • TBD R00.f RT 1000 v1.0 Deploym ent Guide © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. Overview Who Should Use this Guide Ta ble 1 – 1 Role s a nd Re sponsibilit ie s ( cont .) Re spon sibilit y Observer Responsibilit ies: • Prim ary operat or of t he Cent ral Recording Syst em • Works in t he Doghouse full- t im e • Coordinat es all field act ivit ies during product ion • Monit ors t he st at us of t he ground elect ronics • Organizes t roubleshoot ing act ivit ies • Perform s daily and m ont hly equipm ent t est s • Cont rols source act ivat ion ( vibrat ors, dynam it e, and ot hers) • Ensures t he qualit y of t he recorded dat a • Docum ent s t he recording operat ions • Det erm ines, wit h t he St aging Manager, which ground elect ronics need t o be laid out and picked up in advance of or following source product ion • Rem ains aware of cont ract ual obligat ions and works wit h t he Crew t o enforce t hem Report s t o: • TBD Observer ( Junior/ JO) Responsibilit ies: • Usually an Observer- in- t raining, and will t ake over t he Observer ’s role when t he Observer is t aking a break • May also be t he prim ary user of t he voice radios in coordinat ing t he operat ions • Works in t he Doghouse nearly full- t im e Report s t o: • TBD Observer ( Senior/ SO) Responsibilit ies: • Supervises overall seism ic operat ions in t he absence of t he Part y Manager Report s t o: • TBD Office Clerk Responsibilit ies: • Maint ains an office in t he hot el or cam p • Coordinat es shipping t o and from t he field • Coordinat es dat a delivery • Report s on deliveries • Meet s wit h t he Part y Manager, Observer, and HSE m anager at t he end of each shift t o provide det ailed inform at ion for daily report ing Report s t o: • TBD ra ft Role 10 RT 1000 v1.0 Deploym ent Guide © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. R00.f Overview Who Should Use t his Guide Ta ble 1 – 1 Role s a nd Re sponsibilit ie s ( cont .) Re spon sibilit y Oil Com pany repr esent at ive ( Birddog) Responsibilit ies: • Makes independent observat ions and report s direct ly t o t he Oil Com pany, act ing as oversight • Ensures t hat t he cont ract is followed and t hat t he seism ic crew is always act ing in t he best int erest of t he Oil Com pany • A frequent visit or t o t he doghouse, keeps inform ed on all HSE and product ion st at ist ics by over- t he- shoulder observat ion of and conversat ions wit h t he Observer • Oft en walks t he line t o ensure t hat geophones are properly coupled t o t he ground ( plant ed) , and ensures t hat t he Observer is perform ing regular Qualit y Cont rol ( QC) of noise, leakage and geophone response ( used t o det ect bad plant s) . Report s t o: • Oil Com pany N OTE: The Bir ddog is eit her an em ployee of t he Oil Com pany or is cont ract ed direct ly by t he Oil Com pany. He is oft en t rained as a Geophysicist , and has frequent ly worked as an Observer, surveyor, or part y chief in t he past . Part y Manager / Part y Chief Responsibilit ies: • Leads t he seism ic crew; responsible for all operat ions • Act s as t he prim ary point of cont act for t he Birddog • Maint ains awareness of all HSE and dat a qualit y act ivit ies • Maint ains focus on m axim izing product ion and m inim izing cost s • A frequent visit or t o t he doghouse, keeps inform ed on all HSE and product ion st at ist ics by over- t he- shoulder observat ion of and conversat ions wit h t he Observer Report s t o: • TBD Technician ( LTU) Responsibilit ies: • Builds and m aint ains t he backhaul net w ork using a ruggedized lapt op or t ablet PC running t he Hardened Rib Applicat ion ( HRA) . This applicat ion has som e of t he funct ionalit y of t he CSS, but st ream lined for use as a t roubleshoot ing t ool. • I n frequent com m unicat ion wit h t he Doghouse Report s t o: • TBD ra ft Role R00.f RT 1000 v1.0 Deploym ent Guide © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. 11 Overview Other Documents Ta ble 1 – 1 Role s a nd Re sponsibilit ie s ( cont .) Re spon sibilit y Technician ( Vibrat or) Responsibilit ies: • Maint ains t he m echanical and elect ronic healt h of t he vibrat ors • Visit s t he Doghouse at j ob st art up t o set up t he sour ce cont roller com m unicat ions and param et er s • Ret urns t o t he Doghouse as m aint enance requires Report s t o: • TBD Troubleshoot ers Responsibilit ies: • Frequent ly visit s t he Doghouse t o obt ain a t roubleshoot ing report ( eit her print ed or a file t hat can be loaded t o a GPS device) , which cont ains line/ st at ion num bers of failures as well as verbal inst ruct ions from t he Observer. • Correct s ground equipm ent failures Report s t o: • Observer ra ft Role 1.3 Other Documents All RT 1000 docum ent s are described in t he RT 1000 Docum ent s Guide ( P/ N 900001) . 1.4 Getting Help To get help on t he RT 1000 Cent ral Recording Syst em , consult t he online help. You can find t he help docum ent s by clicking t he help icon in t he user int erface, or by navigat ing t o t he following direct ory: Direct ory Pat h TBD To get help on t he RT 1000 deploym ent , consult t his docum ent . I f you cannot find t he answers you need, please cont act Wireless Seism ic, I nc. Technical Support at : 12 361 Cent ennial Parkway, Suit e 230 Louisville, CO 80027 ( 720) 242- 9916 13100 Sout hwest Freeway, Suit e 150 Sugar Land, TX 77478 ( 832) 532- 5080 support @wirelessseism ic.com RT 1000 v1.0 Deploym ent Guide © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. R00.f Overview Get t ing Help Not e: Right now, a BSU is a st andalone connect ion t o a com m unicat ion backhaul, power over et hernet box, and bat t ery. I deally, everyt hing would be in one box called t he LTU: WSU BSU ● PoE ● Bat t ery ● Backhaul Unit ( m ast ) ft ● ra R00.f RT 1000 v1.0 Deploym ent Guide © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. 13 2 Layout 2.1 Overview 2.2 Mobilization ra 2.2.1 Prerequisites ft This chapt er describes how t o prepare ( m obilizat ion) and layout ( inst all) t he ground elect ronics. Define Survey Back haul plan ot her? 2.2.2 Getting Ready Possible t opics for t his sect ion ( basically collect all t he pieces you need for t he j ob) : Please refer t o Table 8–1 Ant enna Specificat ions, on page 29 for t he list of support ed ant ennas. Use of accessories ot her t han t hose specified in t his docum ent is not support ed or warrant ied. NOTE RT 1000 v1.0 List of WS equipm ent : ● WRU ● LTU ● BSU ● Ant ennas ● Geophones ● Bat t eries 14 © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. Deploym ent Guide R00.f Layout At t he Sit e ► Charging bat t eries – – ● Charging Tim es Updat ing soft ware in t he cent ral and ground unit s ( m aybe refer t hem t o t he sw chapt er) . List of non- WS equipm ent : ● Dog House ► power source ( diesel, benzene or ot her t ype of fueled generat or) ► heat ing, cooling and vent ilat ion syst em ► ant enna m ast s for voice radio, dat a t elem et ry, source cont rol, and possibly sat ellit e phone and/ or int ernet ► shock- m ount ed rack for PC, displays, servers, net work devices, out put devices, et c. ► t herm al plot t er or equivalent ► desk, chairs, sm all refrigerat or and coffeepot ft Charging Rack/ # of bat t eries ( 10?) ● Safet y equipm ent ( vest s, hard hat s, et c.) ● Com put er, Monit ors, Keyboard, Mice, et c. ► I nst alling and t est ing int erfaces HHU? I s t here a hand- held unit ? ( not current ly) ● Source cont rollers? ● Ot her 3rd part y equipm ent ? ● Shot equipm ent ? ● Two- way radios ra ● Preparing t he equipm ent Making any equipm ent m odificat ions Transport ing equipm ent t o t he sit e ● Best pract ices 2.3 At the Site Prepare t he Dog House / CSS HW & SW while t he unit s ( sensors & WRUs) are being placed in t he field. 2.3.1 Set Up the Dog House Set up t he following in t he dog house: R00.f ● Hardware ● Cent ral Server ( m aybe refer t hem t o t he SW chapt er) RT 1000 v1.0 Deploym ent Guide © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. 15 Layout At the Site 2.3.2 Laying Out the Equipment 2.3.2.1 Prerequisites Define t he prerequisit es. The RT 1000 shall be used wit h only t he supplied ant ennas ( Table 8–1 Ant enna Specificat ions, on page 29) at t ached t o t he WRU wit h an int egrat ed t ype N m ale connect or. The RT 1000 ant ennas shall be inst alled and handled by professionals specifically designat ed for t his purpose. Changes or m odificat ions not expressly approved by Wireless Seism ic, I nc. can void t he users’s aut horit y t o operat e t he equipm ent . WARNING ft I n order t o com ply wit h FCC radio frequency ( RF) exposure requirem ent s, t he RT 1000 unit s m ust be inst alled so t hat a m inim um separat ion dist ance of 20 cm is m aint ained bet ween t he ant enna( s) and all persons at all t im es during norm al operat ion. ra 2.3.2.2 Placing the Equipment in the Field List each piece of equipm ent wit h phot o and call out s. 2.3.2.2.1 WRU TBD Figur e 2 – 1 W RU 2.3.2.2.2 BSU 2.3.2.2.3 LTU 2.3.2.2.4 Geophone 16 RT 1000 v1.0 Deploym ent Guide © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. R00.f 3 Software 3.1 Overview ft xxx 3.2 Installing the Software xxx ra 3.3 Upgrading the Software xxx 3.4 Upgrading the Firmware xxx RT 1000 v1.0 17 © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. Deploym ent Guide R00.f 4 Testing and Maintaining the Equipment 4.1 Overview I n order t o com ply wit h FCC radio frequency ( RF) exposure requirem ent s, t he RT 1000 unit s m ust be inst alled so t hat a m inim um separat ion dist ance of 20 cm is m aint ained bet ween t he ant enna( s) and all persons at all t im es during norm al operat ion. ra WARNING ft xxx 4.2 Testing the Layout xxx t he crew is doing roll- on, roll- off acquisit ion. This m eans t hat only part of t he pat ch, t en lines, needs t o be ready in order t o begin product ion param et er t est ing, can begin as soon as one line is laid out , connect ed, and t est ed 4.2.1 Line Tests When t he correct geom et ry has been applied t o each WRU and t he geom et ry accuracy has been confirm ed, t he Observer will begin line t est ing. I n t he warehouse before m obilizat ion t o t he field t he WRUs m ay have passed a series of BI STs ( built in self t est s) , but t hese will need t o be repeat ed aft er deploym ent . This can be done from t he CSS, or can be done “ ahead of t he recorder ” using an HRA in t roubleshoot er m ode. Possible BI STs: • Equivalent I nput Noise ( EI N) • Tot al harm onic Dist ort ion ( THD) • Pulse • Calibrat ion • Channel gain and phase error RT 1000 v1.0 18 © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. Deploym ent Guide R00.f Testing and Maintaining the Equipment Test ing t he Layout • Spread noise • Geophone analysis ( TBD) • Pulse • DC ohm s • DC leakage • RF healt h o Num ber of ret ries per unit o KB/ sec ??? o Power deviat ion ( looking for a high Tx power unit ) o Rib t hroughput accept able/ not ft • GPS posit ion/ t im ing QC These t est s should all be repeat ed at t he CSS as com m unicat ions are est ablished wit h deployed nodes. I n addit ion, t he following t est s should be conduct ed of t he backhaul com m unicat ions: • Backhaul net work confirm at ion ( LTU- t o- LTU- t o- CSS t est ) • Backhaul connect ivit y confirm at ion ( BSU- t o- LTU- t o- CSS t est ) ra The WRU BI STs can be execut ed at any t im e. I f run during recording, any t est s on t he analog board or geophones will result in zero- ed dat a for t he durat ion of t he t est . This m ay be desirable if one or m ore WRUs have report ed a problem result ing in a skip- heal during high- product ivit y operat ions ( skip- healing or self- healing is covered in anot her docum ent ) . Test s can also be run during a pause in recording, or be sent t o a queue t o be aut om at ically execut ed at t he next pause in recording. Test result s are writ t en t o t he dat abase, and can t hen be print ed or writ t en t o a file, as in t he case of delivering daily t est s t o t he Birddog. Each set of t est s will be st ored as a param et er set in t he t ree. The following m at rix illust rat es WS’s recom m endat ions for which t est s should be run daily and m ont hly, and which are part s of cont inuous syst em healt h m onit oring TBD 4.2.2 Source Control Tests Seism ic Source’s Universal Encoder ( UE) is t arget ed t o be t he first source cont roller t o be fully int egrat ed wit h t he CSS soft ware. I t will be connect ed t o t he CSS HW as part of an Et hernet LAN. The WS recording syst em shall support t he sam e source t ypes and configurat ions as t he UE, including dynam it e, m ult iple sim ult aneous vibrat or fleet s, and m ixed source acquisit ion. When t he shoot ers and/ or vibrat or t ech have readied t heir sources, t he Observer will est ablish radio cont act , issue shoot ing com m ands, and invest igat e t he cont ent of t he post- fire m essage. Test shot s should be recorded, and correct t im ing, geom et ry, and header values should be confirm ed. Furt her inform at ion on t his workflow is found in t he Product ion sect ion Vibrat or sim ilarit y t est s dem onst rat e t he relat ionship bet ween planned t he sweep configured at t he recorder and t he m easured ground force at t he vibrat or. This can R00.f RT 1000 v1.0 Deploym ent Guide © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. 19 Testing and Maintaining the Equipment Testing the Layout be done over t he source cont roller RF int erface or when wired direct ly t o t he source cont roller. Hardwired sim ilarit y t est s are m ore accurat e, and t he result s will need t o be com pared t o radio sim ilarit y t est s. Sim ilarit y t est s, as well as pulse t est s t o confirm t hat vibrat ors are synchronized, will likely need t o be conduct ed at t he beginning of t he survey, and at sweep param et er changes. Radio sim ilarit ies are conduct ed m ore frequent ly, m easuring and recording raw ground- force versus t im e and phase versus t im e. Frequency of t est s will be agreed t o by t he Oil Com pany and Seism ic Cont ract or prior t o t he st art of t he proj ect . Dynam it e cont rol t est ing is sim pler t han vibroseis. Tim ing bet ween t he source cont roller and blast er pack can be verified using a st orage scope. This is done by hooking up one scope input t o t he encoder and t he ot her t o each decoder t hat is t o be used. 4.2.3 Acquisition Parameter Testing ra ft For m ost surveys, except t hose where an Oil Com pany and/ or seism ic cont ract or have ext ensive local experience, t he Oil Com pany will conduct a series of param et er t est s. This will likely be under a separat e pricing schem e in t he cont ract , and m ay t ake a half t o several days. I n som e cases an advance crew will be sent t o an area t o perform param et er t est ing. I t m ay also t ake place wit h a subset of t he pat ch, for exam ple only a single receiver line. The param et ers t o be t est ed m ay include: • Dynam it e charge size • Dynam it e hole dept h • Dynam it e hole array ( num ber of holes and pat t ern) • Vibrat or array ( num ber of vibrat ors and pat t ern) • Vibrat or sweep configurat ion o Sweep lengt h For m ost surveys, except t hose where an Oil Com pany and/ or seism ic cont ract or have ext ensive local experience, t he Oil Com pany will conduct a series of param et er t est s. This will likely be under a separat e pricing schem e in t he cont ract , and m ay t ake a half t o several days. I n som e cases an advance crew will be sent t o an area t o perform param et er t est ing. I t m ay also t ake place wit h a subset of t he pat ch, for exam ple only a single receiver line. The param et ers t o be t est ed m ay include: • Dynam it e charge size • Dynam it e hole dept h • Dynam it e hole array ( num ber of holes and pat t ern) • Vibrat or array ( num ber of vibrat ors and pat t ern) • Vibrat or sweep configurat ion o Sweep lengt h 20 RT 1000 v1.0 Deploym ent Guide © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. R00.f Testing and Maintaining the Equipment Test ing t he Layout You can record t he param et er t est s wit h one live receiver line while t he layout crews are cont inuing t o work on t he next nine lines. This way, t he param et er t est ing won’t consum e any pot ent ial product ion t im e. You can econom ize by com bining som e of t he t est s. 4.2.4 Built-In-Self-Test (BIST) • A m et hod will be provided for synchronizing t est s across all WLSs • Test s execut ed during deploym ent are for “ go/ no- go” purposes. The WRU will perform low- resolut ion evaluat ions of deploym ent t est s and indicat e t he result wit h t he bat t ery LEDs. This is t o save t im e and power and t o reduce t he effort required t o writ e high- resolut ion evaluat ion in t he WRU ra ft There will be t est s t o im plem ent in 2 places. We plan a “ go no- go” t est at t he WRU t hat will be a sim ple calculat ion ( not high precision) in order t o assess if t he channels and geophones are good. This could be done by Alex or som eone like him . At t he BSU applicat ion or LTU, t he dat a for each of t he t est records ( som e t est s have several records) would be sent from t he WRU and processed wit h precision and t he values for t he t est s calculat ed. I have som eone t hat can writ e t his soft ware. The m ain reason t o do t his is when t he syst em is audit ed t he dat a and result s for t he sam e dat a, m ust be provided for analysis. I f we do precision calculat ions at t he WRU it adds com plexit y and m ay increase processing requirem ent s • Test s execut ed from t he cent ral syst em are for verifying t he WRU specificat ions. • WRUs will be com m anded t o execut e int ernal and/ or ext ernal t est s. The dat a will be ret urned t o t he base st at ion ( in early developm ent ) or t o t he cent ral syst em for high- resolut ion evaluat ion I nt ernal During t hese t est s t he Geophone is disconnect elect rically for t he pream p. An int ernal t est oscillat or ( where appropriat e) drives t he WRU analog channel in order t o m easure t he charact erist ics of t he Pream plifier and A/ D. These t est s should be run prior t o running t he ext ernal t est s. • Equivalent I nput Noise ( EI N) • Tot al Harm onic Dist ort ion THD • Pulse Calibrat ion • Channel Gain error and Phase error B. Ext ernal During t hese t est s t he geophone is connect ed t o t he pream plifier and t est circuit ry for t he purpose of m easuring and charact erizing t he plant ed geophone. These R00.f RT 1000 v1.0 Deploym ent Guide © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. 21 Testing and Maintaining the Equipment Maintaining the Equipment t est s should be run only aft er it is est ablished t hat t here are no problem s wit h t he analog channel. • Spread Noise • Geophone analysis • Pulse • DC Ohm s • DC Leakage 4.3 Maintaining the Equipment 4.3.1 Units ra 4.3.2 Antennas ft xxx 4.3.3 Geophones 4.3.4 Cautions 22 RT 1000 v1.0 Deploym ent Guide © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. R00.f 5 Rolling the Line 5.1 Overview 5.2 Process ft xxx ra t he crew is doing roll- on, roll- off acquisit ion. This m eans t hat only part of t he pat ch, t en lines, needs t o be ready in order t o begin product ion Pickup and layout crews will be picking up lines behind product ion and laying t hem out ahead of product ion. Depending on bat t ery charge st at e, equipm ent m ay circulat e t hrough st aging or go direct ly from one line t o t he next . I n order t o m ake m ost efficient use of layout crews, it is com m on t o lay out ent ire receiver lines at a t im e even if t hey are longer t han t he t em plat e. This way crews don’t need t o spend t im e walking or driving from one line t o t he next picking up or laying out sm all am ount s of equipm ent . However, if t he size of t he survey is large and receivers per line m ult iplied by t he num ber of lines is larger t han t he num ber of channels available, it m ay be necessary t o roll in t he inline direct ion. I n t his case, it is necessary t o be able t o pick up and lay out WRUs in quant it ies sm aller t han a rib, for exam ple increm ent s of six WRUs. During inline roll operat ions, it m ay be desirable t o add newly deployed WRUs t o an exist ing ( discovered) rib. The Observer can inst ruct t he last WRU in a rib t o poll for neighbors during recording. Newly added WRUs can begin recording im m ediat ely. RT 1000 v1.0 23 © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. Deploym ent Guide R00.f 6 Demobilization 6.1 Overview 6.2 Process xxx ft xxx ra As soon as t he Event Manager t ool has det erm ined t hat a WRU is no longer needed at t hat locat ion, it will change color on t he basem ap. The Observer will need t o consider t he possibilit y of reshoot ing source point s, which could happen if som e recording failure is discovered lat er. Assum ing no such reshoot s, t he Observer can undeploy t he WRU or t he ent ire rib. There will be no det rim ent al effect t o eit her t he ground elect ronics or t he CSS dat abase if t he pick- up crew st art s picking up t he line before t he Observer has undeployed it ( e.g. if t he backhaul is int errupt ed) , as long as t he Observer m anually rem oves t he picked- up WRUs from t he deployed list at a lat er dat e. However, t he preferred procedure for accurat e asset t racking is t o deploy from t he CSS before physical pick- up. Anot her opt ion is for an LTU t echnician t o undeploy a rib using t he HRA while connect ed int o t he LTU/ BSU. This can only be done when t he rib has finished all recording operat ions. This requires t hat a m essage indicat ing which WRUs have been undeployed be sent t o t he CSS aft er t his act ion. Undeploym ent user act ion in t he CSS can be eit her from t he basem ap or from a spreadsheet list ing wit hin t he CSS applicat ion. An “ are you sure” pop- up should be considered, especially for large num bers of WRUs and cert ainly for WRUs t hat haven’t been cleared by t he Event Manager. Once a WRU or rib is undeployed by t he Observer t hrough t he CSS, it is up t o t he st aging m anager t o ensure t he physical pickup and asset t racking of t he ground elect ronics. At t he end of t he proj ect , t he prim ary need t he Observer has of t he CSS is t o ensure t hat all posit ional and t race dat a has been st ored, backed up, and delivered properly. He will t hen need t o power everyt hing down and secure all hardware for t ransport . RT 1000 v1.0 24 © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. Deploym ent Guide R00.f 7 Troubleshooting 7.1 Overview 7.2 Specifications 7.2.1 Ground Units: ft xxx I n sum m ary, t he unit m ust operat e ( from a power off condit ion) wit h an int ernal t em perat ure ranging from - 50C t o + 85C. The box perform ance specificat ions will be over t he usual range of - 40C t o + 70C. ● The syst em shall survive im m ersion in fresh or salt wat er ( m axim um of 5 m ) for up t o 1 day and st ill funct ion t o specificat ion. ● The unit is not expect ed t o operat e at dept h, but it should not corrode when subm ersed wit h bat t ery packs. I f t he unit is self buoyant it will st ill be subj ect ed t o t he t est by forced subm ersion. ● The syst em shall survive a 2 m et er drop ont o ¾ inch plywood on concret e on any surface of t he unit . ● This is t he st andard used by seism ic m anufact urer. Unit s will t hrow t o t he ground and int o t he back of t rucks and t hey m ust be able t o wit hst and t his kind of shock ● The syst em shall have a rem ovable ant enna and st ill m aint ain it s wat er seal wit h t he ant enna rem oved ● The syst em shall have rem ovable desiccant packs inside enclosures ● The WRU shall m eet all syst em requirem ent s aft er being opened and closed for repair or m aint enance in 95% hum idit y, 38° C environm ent s. ● The bat t ery pack shall have a shelf life of 1 year before needing a recharge ● A LI -I on cell at about 60% t o 80% charge level it should last at least 12 m ont hs when kept at 23° C. This will reduce t o about 3 - 6 m ont hs at 40° C and 1 - 3 m ont hs at 60° C. ● The bat t ery pack shall have m inim um of 48 wat t hours of capacit y ra ● RT 1000 v1.0 25 © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. Deploym ent Guide R00.f Troubleshooting Specifications ● Bat t ery m ust com ply wit h runt im e of unit . Two bat t ery packs at m inim um capacit y should run t he syst em for t he required t im e ( at 25C?) . A cold t em perat ure bat t ery pack could be m ade available; for exam ple, 8- 10 cells. 7.2.2 Central Server: The cent ral hardware shall have an operat ing range of 5° C t o 55° C. ● The cent ral hardware shall have adequat e cooling t o keep int ernal heat rise wit hin 5 degrees of am bient . ● The cent ral hardware shall operat e on AC volt age wit h an input range of 84 – 260 volt s at 50 t o 60 hert z. ● The cent ral hardware shall be capable of operat ing in a dust y environm ent ● The cent ral hardware shall be capable of connect ing t o an indust ry st andard source cont roller cable ● Prior t o m obilizat ion, t he Observer will ensure t hat t he inst alled CSS revision is t he m ost recent reliable version available. Unless needed t o replace m aj or syst em error/ defect , t he syst em soft ware should not be updat ed during t he Survey. I n t he event of a m aj or recording syst em failure, a com plet e inst rum ent t est will be run and operat ions are not t o resum e unt il t est s are approved by t he Birddog. ra ft ● 7.2.3 Battery Charger: ● The bat t ery charger shall operat e on AC volt age wit h an input range of 84 – 260 volt s at 50 t o 60 hert z. Som e power condit ioning m ay be required for use wit h generat ors. ● The bat t ery charger shall have an operat ing range of 5° C t o 55° C ● The bat t ery charger m odule should be capable of running on a st andard 20 am p breaker ( @120 volt s) wit h t he charger fully loaded 7.2.4 Batteries: 26 ● When t wo bat t eries are at t ached t he WRU will choose t he bat t ery wit h t he lowest accept able charge. This bat t ery will be used unt il it is com plet ely discharged t o a defined value t hen t he WRU will swit ch port s and flash t he appropriat e LEDs t o not ify t he crew which bat t ery is in use and which needs t o be replaced. ● When a second bat t ery is not available, t he WRU will discharge t he bat t ery unt il t he regulat or can no longer supply proper volt age t o t he wat chdog or t he bat t ery pack prot ect ion circuit shut s off t he bat t ery at 2.8V ● I f a bat t ery is discharged t o point t he pack prot ect ion board shut t he bat t ery off, t he bat t ery pack should be charged wit hin t wo weeks of t his occurrence RT 1000 v1.0 Deploym ent Guide © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. R00.f Troubleshooting LED Chart 7.3 LED Chart I nsert t he chart showing possible LED sit uat ions and what t hey m ean. Throughout t he proj ect , t here will likely be int erm it t ent problem s wit h t he ground elect ronics. Failures can result from poor init ial deploym ent , general wear and t ear, light ing st rikes or ot her act s of god, livest ock and wildlife, or vandalizing ( or curious) hum ans. When t hese problem s m ust be solved physically, t he Observer will use t roubleshoot ers. Bat t ery replacem ent s fall int o t his cat egory as well, if only an anom alous few need t o be replaced wit hin t he spread. ft The t roubleshoot ers, as not ed in t he User St ory sect ion, will have quick t ransport at ion ( usually a m ule or ATV) , a collect ion of spares and t ools, and a reasonable level of t echnical skill and t raining. The Observer will provide him wit h a print ed list or file t hat can be loaded t o a GPS. I t will include: • Locat ion ( X/ Y and line/ st at ion) • Fault y piece of equipm ent ( geophone st ring, LTU/ BSU, WRU) ra • Nat ure of problem ( GPS failed, dead bat t ery) • Priorit izat ion As each issue is addressed, t he t roubleshoot er will com m unicat e t he act ion t o t he Observer. At any point aft er t his com m unicat ion, t he Observer will want t o issue a com m and t o t he WRU in quest ion, such as bat t ery or geophone t est . This can be issued im m ediat ely, t est s t hat involve t he analog circuit will result in zero- ed dat a from t hat WRU for as long as t he t est t akes. I t can also be sent t o a queue, where t he com m and is sent aut om at ically when t here is a pause in product ion. This is a part of t he event m anagem ent t ool. This queue also handles dut y cycle issueswhere a WRU power st at e requires com m ands t o wait for a part icular int erval. When a WRU has failed, t he rib will aut om at ically skip- heal. This m eans t hat adj acent WRUs will com m unicat e around t he dead WRU, so t hat recording can cont inue unint errupt ed. I f a t roubleshoot er replaces or repairs t he WRU, recreat ion of t he rib can only happen when product ion is paused. This can be done on com m and, or can be queued as wit h ot her t est ing com m ands. I n addit ion t o t roubleshoot ing report s, t he Observer will be able t o generat e a bat t ery report . This will cont ain all healt h inform at ion about any bat t ery t hat has sent dat a t o t he CSS. I ndexed by line/ st ation or serial num ber, it will report t he num ber of charge cycles, current charge st at e, and any ot her available st at ist ics. Troubleshoot ing • All t roubleshoot ing funct ions will be perform ed in t he act ive and not t he acquiring st at e • The unit s m ust be com m anded t o st op sending seism ic dat a; however t he cyclem ode will rem ain act ive t o facilit at e t he t roubleshoot ing process. R00.f RT 1000 v1.0 Deploym ent Guide © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. 27 Troubleshooting LED Chart • The CRA will cont ain funct ions t hat can be used wit h a BSU t o perform t he following on dem and t est s: o No GPS posit ion Posit ion is invalid because not enough sat ellit es were acquired. This should only need t o be done at init ial WLS discovery. GPS should not be t urned on when analog is on. Operat or should be able t o t urn on t he GPS receiver for a specified t im e. I f no posit ion can be det erm ined t hen t he operat or should be able t o review t he neighbor inform at ion t o det erm ine t he unit ’s line and st at ion and m anually set it in t he applicat ion. o WRU replacem ent ( user init iat ed) o Geophone t roubleshoot ing ft A unit m ay need t o be replaced for any num ber of reasons det erm ined by t he operat or. The uplink and downlink neighbor of t he unit being replaced would be t old t hat it s neighbor is being changed and it ( downlink unit ) should be sent an undeploy com m and by serial num ber. Once t he replacem ent WRU has been changed, t his unit should be act ivat ed by t roubleshoot er and it will execut e t he self and neighbor discovery process. The uplink and downlink neighbors of t he replacem ent WRU should perform a WLS discovery wit h t he new unit and add it t o t he list of unit s in WLS. ra This is a case where a geophone has been ident ified as bad and t here is a t roubleshoot er at t he unit . Select t he unit s and perform any geophone t est available. These t est s can be run as a suit e or individually. The unit s) would need t o be t old t o t urn on analog power and would begin t o send dat a t o CRA for analysis. For m ore det ail on analyzing t est dat a see “ WRU built in self t est s”. o Bat t ery m anagem ent This t est when a bat t ery is t o be replaced and t est ed t o verify t hat it is a good bat t ery. Select t he unit and request bat t ery st at us t he WRU. Display dat a for bot h bat t eries if present . o Analog channel evaluat ion This t est is perform ed when a geophone has been replaced wit h a new one and t est is st ill bad. Run t he int ernal t est s t o det erm ine if t he channel is bad and t he WRU needs t o be replaced. These t est s can be run as a suit e or individually. The unit s) would need t o be t old t o t urn on analog power and would begin t o send dat a t o CRA for analysis. For m ore det ail on analyzing t est dat a see “ WRU built in self t est s”. o Deploym ent t est wit h t olerance param et ers on dem and I n t he act ive st at e, propagat e a com m and downlink in t he heart beat t o an individual WRU t o run t he go- no- go t est suit e wit h a specified t olerance and indicat e on LEDs t est result s and report pass/ fail t o t he WS m anager in next heart beat . Not e special care will have t o be t aken wit h t ilt swit ches during bat t ery replacem ent . A user- gest ure m ay be used t o assist t his process. 28 RT 1000 v1.0 Deploym ent Guide © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. R00.f 8 Legal Information 8.1 FCC Rules and Regulations Compliance ft The Federal Com m unicat ions Com m ission ( FCC) regulat es t he use of ant ennas in t he “ Code of Federal Regulat ions – Tit le 47, Part 15 – Radio Frequency Devices, Subpart C – I nt ent ional Radiat ors, Sect ion 15.203 Ant enna Requirem ent .” This equipm ent has been t est ed and found t o com ply wit h t he lim it s for a Class A digit al device, pursuant t o part 15 of t he FCC Rules. These lim it s are designed t o provide reasonable prot ect ion against harm ful int erference when t he equipm ent is operat ed in a com m ercial environm ent . This equipm ent generat es, uses, and can radiat e radio frequency energy and, if not inst alled and used in accordance wit h t he inst ruct ion m anual, m ay cause harm ful int erference t o radio com m unicat ions. Operat ion of t his equipm ent in a resident ial area is likely t o cause harm ful int erference in which case t he user will be required t o correct t he int erference at his own expense. ra NOTE When used as int ended, t he RT 1000 com plies wit h FCC Sect ion 15.203 requirem ent s as follows: The RT 1000 ant ennas shall be inst alled and handled by professionals specifically designat ed for t his purpose. Changes or m odificat ions not expressly approved by Wireless Seism ic, I nc. can void t he users’s aut horit y t o operat e t he equipm ent . The RT 1000 shall be used wit h only t he supplied ant ennas ( Table 8–1) at t ached t o t he WRU wit h an int egrat ed t ype N m ale connect or. Ta ble 8 – 1 Ant e nna Spe cifica t ions M ode l Fr e que ncy ( M H z) Ga in Ve r t ica l Ba n dw idt h W e igh t D im e n sion ( Le n gt h x D ia m e t e r ) WSI 65- 0023 2400- 2485 5 dBi 25º 0.5 lbs 0.2 kg 12 x 0.6 in 355 x 15 m m WSI 6060- 001- 01 2400- 2485 7 dBi 18° 0.6 lbs 0.3 kg 21 x 0.6 in 540 x 15 m m RT 1000 v1.0 29 © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. Deploym ent Guide R00.f Legal Information FCC Rules and Regulations Compliance Ta ble 8 – 1 Ant e nna Spe cifica t ions ( cont .) M ode l WSI 65- 0025 2400- 2485 Ga in 2 dBi @ 2.4 Ve r t ica l Ba n dw idt h 120° W e igh t 1.6 oz 45.4 g D im e n sion ( Le n gt h x D ia m e t e r ) 7.6 x 0.5 in 193 x 12.7 m m I n order t o com ply wit h FCC radio frequency ( RF) exposure requirem ent s, t he RT 1000 unit s m ust be inst alled so t hat a m inim um separat ion dist ance of 20 cm is m aint ained bet ween t he ant enna( s) and all persons at all t im es during norm al operat ion. ra ft WARNING Fr e que ncy ( M H z) 30 RT 1000 v1.0 Deploym ent Guide © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. R00.f channels/line 288 channels/patch 4608 crossline size 52800 ft inline size 31680 ft lines/patch 16 ft Glossary ra describe t he shoot ing t em plat e t he num ber of lines t hat should be live max inline offset 13200 ft The “ m ax inline offset ” is t he longest raypat h, or lat eral dist ance bet ween source and receiver, desired for t he im aging t arget . This describes half t he inline ( receiver line) lengt h of t he recording t em plat e. receiver interval 110 ft describe t he basic geom et ry of t he point s on t he ground- t he spacing of point s on a line and t he spacing of t he lines t hem selves receiver line interval 1650 ft describe t he basic geom et ry of t he point s on t he ground- t he spacing of point s on a line and t he spacing of t he lines t hem selves receiver lines 32 roll-on / roll-off 10 lines source interval 220 ft describe t he basic geom et ry of t he point s on t he ground- t he spacing of point s on a line and t he spacing of t he lines t hem selves RT 1000 v1.0 31 © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. Deploym ent Guide R00.f Glossary source line interval 1760 ft describe t he basic geom et ry of t he point s on t he ground- t he spacing of point s on a line and t he spacing of t he lines t hem selves source lines 18 swath width 3 lines describe t he shoot ing t em plat e t he num ber of cont inuous source point s t hat will be shot int o a live pat ch ra ft swat h widt h of t hree lines m eans t hat t hree receiver line’s wort h of source point s will be shot before t he source crews m ove down t he receiver line and cont inue t he ot her direct ion on t he next source line 32 RT 1000 v1.0 Deploym ent Guide © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. R00.f Index antenna specificat ions 29 a n t e n n a s 29 LZ Coor din a t or 8 bir ddog 11 bosse s line crew 7 obse r ve r 10 j unior 10 senior 10 office cle r k 10 oil Com pa n y r e pr e se n t a t ive 11 ra con t a ct 12 coor din a t or landing zone 8 st aging 8 survey 8 cr e w j uggies 8 layout 7, 8 source 9 m odifica t ion s 29 ft pa r t y chief 11 m anager 11 SO 10 spe cifica t ion s ant enna 29 su ppor t e d ant ennas 29 docu m e n t s 12 dr ille r s 9 FCC 29 Sect ion 15.203 29 t e chn icia n LTU 7, 11 vibrat or 12 t r ouble sh oot e r 7 t r ouble sh oot e r s 12 ge oph ysicist oil com pany 9 u se r s 7 h e lp 12 H SE m anager 9 JO 10 j uggie s 7 RT 1000 v1.0 33 © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. Deploym ent Guide R00.f Index ra ft 34 RT 1000 v1.0 Deploym ent Guide © 2010- 2011 Wireless Seism ic, I nc. All right s reserved. R00.f
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