GLMTF November 18, 2014 Presentation

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1 GLMTF November 18, 2014 Presentation

2 Michigan Security Network Founded by major corporations, industry leaders and leading universities in 2008 as a non-profit organization (501c6). MiSN mission is to identify, test and commercialize new technologies that can enhance trade and provide economic growth opportunities for Michigan and the Great Lakes Region. Projects leverage Michigan s leadership in R&D investment, world class science and engineering talent; leading research universities; technologically advanced supply chain; and highly skilled workforce.

3 Michigan Security Network MiSN serves in the role of general contractor by developing a coalition with key skill sets and technologies to test and advance new technologies. Comprehensive in-depth analysis of market segments that utilize Michigan s competitive advantages: BORDER/MARITIME TECHNOLOGY CYBERSECURITY BIODEFENSE (CBRN)

4 MiSN & Survice Engineering 2014 Analysis of ARGUS technology. Great Lakes application & commercial benefit. Potential to expand commerce on the Great Lakes. Also supports GLMTF dredging priority.

5 MiSN & GLMTF Industry input MiSN managing Test Phases & performance evaluation ARGUS technical discussion

6 Use of Crowd Source Bathymetry (CSB) in the Great Lakes Patented Crowd Source Technology* * US Patent 8,417,451 B2, Autonomous Cooperative Surveying

7 Presentation Overview About SURVICE Engineering Maritime need for real-time hydrography How does ARGUS work? Results ARGUS in the news Implementing an ARGUS Trusted Partner Network

8 About SURVICE ARGUS was developed by the SURVICE Engineering Company to address NOAA s mission needs for real time hydrographic surveying. SmartCEO Magazine Voltage Award for Technology Innovation SURVICE is an 30+ year old engineering consulting firm with over 350 employees with a broad spectrum of technical expertise in engineering, physics, mathematics, chemistry, and computer science supporting a wide-range of government and industry clientele. With decades of experience in research and development, and specialized design engineering applications, SURVICE has developed a number of high tech solutions for it s customers.

9 Maritime Need for Real-Time Hydrography Athos I, 2004 U.S. coastal waters have never been completely surveyed. In areas that have been surveyed, approximately 50% of soundings shown on NOAA nautical charts is based on pre-1940 data, collected by lead line soundings and wire drags. Vessel groundings have financial impacts, but also impact the environment, and in some cases lives. Accurate and real-time charts are essential to shipping. USS Guardian, 2013

10 How Does ARGUS Work? Onboard ARGUS unit plugs into vessel chartplotter (or ECS and echosounder) Autonomously records GPS position, water depth, water temperature Automatically offloads using secure extended-range marine WiFi, cellular, satellite User Control over how data is used No crew interaction required Completely autonomous recording and reporting of data Continuous bathymetry updates result from routine vessel activity

11 Opportunity for Better Hydro Data ARGUS is a self-enabling technology for the maritime industry Millions of commercial and recreational vessels operate in U.S. coastal and inland waterways Every vessel can provide valuable situational awareness for all of the vessels that follow it Participation improves the quality of the results as well as lowers the per vessel processing costs High resolution surveying can be better prioritized and directed

12 The Power of the Crowd in Baltimore Baltimore Pilot Study 3 vessels 10 months 14 million soundings 100,000 grid solutions 10 square kilometers

13 The Crowd Baltimore Solution Set Chart Comparison/Shoaling Identified

14 More Examples Nassau, Bahamas Fire Island Inlet Jersey Shore Uncharted Tuckerton, NJ Antarctica Intracoastal Waterway

15 Typical Great Lakes Charts Detroit River

16 How Good is the Data? US Hydro 2013 Maxim van Norden, the University of Southern Mississippi Paul Cooper, CARIS USA John Hersey, the SURVICE Engineering Company CSB provides IHO Order 2 (and approaches Order 1b) quality for soundings. THU Typical GPS receiver has a positioning uncertainty of ±10 m at 95% confidence. TVU Multiple observations in the same locale provide reliable TVU under 1 m. Report Conclusions CSB is providing new information for remote waterways that have not (or not recently) been surveyed, as well as providing continuous, ongoing monitoring for highly travelled areas. At a fraction of traditional hydrographic surveying costs, CSB has the potential to contribute to improved safety and limited environmental risk. Combined with a constant supply of data from an unlimited crowdsourcing workforce, the steady improvement of sensing system capabilities, the evolving ARGUS CS-BDB solution sets will continuously approach <higher> IHO standards.

17 Dated, High Precision Multibeam vs. Current, Continuous Single Beam

18 Water Level (ft) Water Level (ft) More than just Depth Data Millions of soundings from stationary vessels enhances tide station data Float data not only provides depth measurements, but also contributes to tide corrections Float data snippets range from minutes to consecutive days, weeks Typical Water Levels, Charleston, SC NOAA Tide Station vs. ARGUS Vessel located 2 miles west, across Charleston peninsula Datum: MLLW Nearest NOAA Tide Station (15 miles south) ARGUS (Bush River) Tropical Storm Nicole /1/10 18:00 11/2/10 6:00 11/2/10 18:00 Date/Time (UTC) NOAA ARGUS Enhancement to existing tide-station networks 0-1 9/28/10 12:00 9/29/10 0:00 9/29/10 12:00 9/30/10 0:00 9/30/10 12:00 10/1/10 0:00 10/1/10 12:00 10/2/10 0:00 10/2/10 12:00 10/3/10 0:00 10/3/10 12:00 Date/Time (UTC)

19 In the News the only system that gathers data autonomously and with scientific controls PassageMaker, January 2012 one of the more interesting and valuable uses of social media that has evolved over the last few years Marine News, December 2011 the boating masses will change the way nautical knowledge is gathered and shared. No one on the water needs to be told about the GPS revolution of the past decade, but the most dramatic change has just begun. Motor Boating, April 2011 a system that may change the way depth and other data is gathered and distributed. Yachting, December 2009

20 Implementing a Trusted Partner Network Install ARGUS units on sufficient number of vessels that regularly transit area Includes extended range WiFi hardware Supports multiple sensor input channels Works with virtually all navigation systems/chart plotters Trusted Partner vessels are identified and surveyed such that GPS location and depth sensors are well known/established Known offsets help produce higher-quality data Additional vessels (commercial, government, and private) that have ARGUS units can add to data volume and quality

21 MiSN Next Steps Phase I Testing: Late March 2015 Evaluation & Analysis Technical Partner, Roush Industries

22 About Roush Industries

23 Roush Diversity

24 Roush s Role Technical Program Management Technical Interface with Shipping Companies Local Support for ARGUS Installations

25 Conclusion Phase I Execution Technical Input & Feedback Analysis & Evaluation Future Program Expansion

26 Thank You