Report 44 Task 3 Data Logger Telemetry System
Report 44 Task 3 Data Logger Telemetry System
Report 44 Task 3 Data Logger Telemetry System
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data collected hourly by the data logger is stored in a file on non-volatile memory. The data<br />
The<br />
storage capacity can handle up to 2 years’ worth of water level and water flow data. The<br />
logger’s<br />
personal computer loaded with data collection software and a GSM modem are the only<br />
A<br />
needed for data collection at the directorate or district offices. The data is collected by<br />
equipment<br />
the GSM number at the site from the computer. Once the connection between the data<br />
dialing<br />
and the computer is established, data can be downloaded to the computer.<br />
logger<br />
major advantage of the system is that the format of the data is chosen in a way that does not<br />
One<br />
too much space. For example, a single year’s water level data for a site is stored in a file of a<br />
take<br />
hundred kilobytes. Moreover, the compact size of the data not only saves disk space but also<br />
few<br />
GSM collection time, which in turns saves connection costs. Future plans call for use of GPRS<br />
saves<br />
its launching last year, the system has been running and working well. The system provides<br />
Since<br />
and continuous data to the district and directorate offices. With a goal to extend system<br />
accurate<br />
to more users and support the central levels, data collection software was installed at the<br />
benefits<br />
Directorate for Water Distribution in the MWRI building and at the Lower Egypt Water<br />
Central<br />
district and directorate office has a software package that allows data collection, analysis, and<br />
Each<br />
The software features a user-friendly interface that allows data collection, data<br />
reporting.<br />
and plotting. The software also allows remote configuration and programming of data<br />
visualization,<br />
Annex 1 describes the software that was provided to operations engineers in both the<br />
loggers.<br />
West Sharkiya Directorate<br />
•<br />
Qena Directorate<br />
•<br />
Zifta Directorate<br />
•<br />
Central Directorate for Water Distribution, MWRI<br />
•<br />
Lower Egypt General Directorate for Water Distribution, Tanta<br />
•<br />
Quesna IWMD<br />
•<br />
Berket el-Saab IWMD<br />
•<br />
Luxor IWMD<br />
•<br />
LIFE–IWRM Project<br />
•<br />
<strong>Telemetry</strong> Project<br />
•<br />
Water Quality Central Directorate<br />
•<br />
Mechanical and Electrical Authority<br />
•<br />
<strong>Task</strong> 3. <strong>Data</strong> <strong>Logger</strong> Based <strong>Telemetry</strong> Monitoring <strong>System</strong><br />
5. DATA MANAGEMENT<br />
stored data is collected from any remote office, as needed.<br />
connections as a replacement to the data GSM, which will be more reliable and more economical.<br />
Distribution Directorate office in Tanta.<br />
English and Arabic languages.<br />
system is installed at the following data collection locations:<br />
The<br />
East Sharkiya Directorate<br />
•<br />
The main menu for the user interface is shown in figure 6.<br />
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