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Figure 6-82. Hourly track count over the period of 21-25 September 2009. ........................................... 193<br />
Figure 6-83. Hourly track count for targets tracked by SEAAR2l radar at SEA between 1<br />
December 2008 <strong>and</strong> 5 December 2008.............................................................................................. 196<br />
Figure 6-84. Two-hour track histories generated from the SEAAR2l radar at SEA for October<br />
19, 2009. ............................................................................................................................................ 198<br />
Figure 6-85. Microsoft Excel® workbook of track data from a radar that operated continuously<br />
at ARTI for 24 hours <strong>and</strong> recorded tracks locally on a DRP (left panel), streamed the same<br />
data over a wired LAN <strong>and</strong> stored them on an RDS (middle panel) <strong>and</strong> the scan-by-scan<br />
comparison of two datasets (right panel) . ......................................................................................... 202<br />
Figure 6-86. TVW screen capture of Sample #2 in the PC4.1 demonstration. The filename<br />
(16.26.33.jpg) of this image records the local reference time, 16:26:33 EST, (21:26:33<br />
UTC); the timestamp in the lower left of the image records the time when the track data<br />
were captured by the DRP (21:26:31 UTC). The latency is the difference (0.02 seconds)<br />
between these two time values. ......................................................................................................... 204<br />
Figure 6-87. Locations of three avian radar systems operating at SEA. The AR-2 is comprised<br />
of two radars. ..................................................................................................................................... 208<br />
Figure 6-88. Remote access to the Digital Radar Processor (DRP) software operating the AR-<br />
11 computer provided the wildlife biologists with radar-generated plot <strong>and</strong> track<br />
information on suspected bird targets. ............................................................................................... 209<br />
Figure 6-89. TVW alarm region (tan lines) for 15 January 2008 NASWI near-miss event. ................... 214<br />
Figure 6-90. Alarm status pane <strong>and</strong> Accipiter® Alarm Emailer.............................................................. 215<br />
Figure 6-91. TVW screen capture of the formation of the first black-bellied plover tracks at<br />
NASWI on 15 January 2008 at 20:44:24 GMT. ................................................................................ 216<br />
Figure 6-92. Alarm triggered as a flock of black-bellied plovers enters the alarm region set for<br />
NASWI on 25 January 2008.............................................................................................................. 217<br />
Figure 6-93. Email alert from Accipiter® Alarm Emailer. ...................................................................... 217<br />
Figure 6-94. Screen capture of TVW display as the flock of black-bellied plovers reaches the<br />
west end of Runway 25 at NASWI on 25 January 2008. .................................................................. 218<br />
Figure 6-95. Screen capture of the flock of black-bellied plovers as it passed farther down<br />
Runway 25 at NASWI on 15 January 2008....................................................................................... 219<br />
Figure 6-96. An example from a dataset loaded into TDV application. .................................................. 221<br />
Figure 6-97. Comparison of the Update Times from the RDS dataset (left pane) with those<br />
from the DRP dataset (middle pane). The right pane indicates if the two Update Time<br />
values were the same (‘0’) or different (‘1’)...................................................................................... 222<br />
Figure 6-98. Screen captures for Sample #1 (+5 minutes) from the SEAAR2u radar at SEA<br />
(left) <strong>and</strong> the AR1 CEAT radar as NASWI (right). Reference time is 13.55.20 UTC. .................... 226<br />
Figure 6-99. Screen captures for Sample #6 (+30 minutes) from the SEAAR2u radar at SEA<br />
(left) <strong>and</strong> the AR1 CEAT radar as NASWI (right). Reference time is 14.20.20 UTC. .................... 226<br />
Figure 6-100. Screen captures for Sample #12 (+60 minutes) from the SEAAR2u radar at SEA<br />
(left) <strong>and</strong> the AR1 CEAT radar as NASWI (right). Reference time is 14.50.23 UTC. .................... 227<br />
Figure 6-101. Simple connection diagram: SEA radars to workstation at ARTI .................................... 228<br />
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