Real-time reporting and internet-accessible coastal sea-level gauge
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2005Author
Desai, R.G.P.
Joseph, A.
Agarvadekar, Y.
Mehra, P.
Dabholkar, N.
Parab, A.
Gouveia, A.D.
Tengali, S.
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Development and deployment of real-time reporting and internet-accessible coastal sea-level gauge is described, wherein data communication between the gauge and an internet server is implemented through cellular modem utilizing General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) technology. By using a microcontroller and existing cellular phone network, a continuous connection to the Internet is realized on a web-server for real-time update of coastal sea-level. The system implemented presents to the internet viewer a graphical illustration of the predicted fair-weather sea-level, the current sea-level, and the residual sea-level (i.e., measured minus predicted sea level), thereby providing the much needed capability for alert and warning in the event of coastal oceanogenic disasters such as storm surges and tsunamis
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