Coastal Monitoring at the University of Manoa

Source code for Beaglebone/RPi-based data loggers, shore internet gateways, and web server. Software developed for the Coastal Environment Monitoring project at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.

Project website: https://grogdata.soest.hawaii.edu/project_info/

I’m using this mostly for synchronizing the software and configurations on our gateways, loggers, and servers; I’m not using this to track issues or updates. More like "Dropbox for source code" than "git for source control".

That said, the drivers/ folder does contain Python drivers/helpers for sensors commonly used in environmental/oceanographic monitoring projects that might be reusable:

Oxygen optodes, salinity/conductivity, pH, plus various submersible, bulky, and/or expensive stuff

  • Aanderaa 3835 (Dissolved Oxygen)

  • Aanderaa 4330F (Dissolved Oxygen)

  • Aanderaa 4531D (Dissolved Oxygen)

  • Aanderaa 4319A (Conductivity/Salinity)

  • Seabird CTD 16plusV2

  • SeaFET/SeapHOx sensor (pH, DO, CTD)

  • WET Labs ECO FLNTUSB/FDOM (Chlorophyll/Turbidity/Fluorescent Dissolved Organic Matter)

Temperature, humidity, pressure

  • TSYS01 (Temperature)

  • MS5803/MS5837 (Water pressure and temperature)

  • HTU21D (Humidity/Temperature sensor; code from Adafruit)

  • BMP280 (Barometric pressure and temperature)

  • BME280 (Barometric pressure, temperature and humidity; code from Adafruit)

  • BMP180 (Barometric pressure and temperature; code from Adafruit)

  • MCP9808 (Temperature; code from Adafruit)

Light

  • VEML6030 (high dynamic range light sensor)

  • VEML6040 (RGB light sensor)

  • Si1145 (IR/UV/visible light sensor)

  • TSL2591 (high dynamic range IR/visible light sensor)

  • TCS34725 (RGB light sensor)

Misc

  • Atlas Scientific EZO series sensors

  • Electrical Conductivity

  • Dissolved Oxygen

  • pH

  • Oxidation Reduction Potential

  • 20x4 LCD display with PCF8574T I2C I/O expander

GitHub

https://github.com/stanleylio/fishie

Source: https://pythonawesome.com/real-time-coastal-monitoring-at-the-university-of-hawaii-at-manoa/