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San Diego Fire Rescue Air Operation and Anokiwave Inc. Accident Avoidance in Helicopter Rescue Operation Project

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San Diego Fire Rescue Air Operation and Anokiwave Inc. Accident Avoidance in Helicopter Rescue Operation Project

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    1. San Diego Fire Rescue (Air Operation) and Anokiwave Inc. — Accident Avoidance in Helicopter Rescue Operation Project GROUP 10 WALTER SWASDIBUTRA RICARDO RODRIGUEZ BAO NGO MENTORS NITIN JAIN STEVE VANDEWALLE

    2. AGENDA GANTT CHART EVENTS/TASKS STATEMENT OF WORK SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM ULTRASONIC vs. MICROWAVE TASKS FOR NEXT WEEK

    3. GANTT CHART

    4. EVENTS/TASK ALL MEMBERS: Independent research for radar technology Worked on presentation slides WALTER: Organized group meetings, worked on presentation slides Researched hoist operations, contacted Steve Arranged helicopter tour RICARDO: Microwave vs. ultrasonic sensors information BAO: Researched casing dimension for radar device

    5. STATEMENT OF WORK We have agreed with the San Diego Fire Rescue to meet the following specifications: Radar detects a distance of 10 feet from terrain Mounted lighting system visibly alerts hoist operator and maintains visibility Redesign casing to easily replace battery sources Sensor must properly function with or without rescuer present Device should turn off at top of hoist Requirements Lightweight (<1 pound) Waterproof Self powered by 2 9V batteries Shielded from static discharge Non-interfering with helicopter navigation equipment Resources Needed Casings manufacturer Circuit Simulation Program Lab equipment for circuit testing

    7. ULTRASONIC vs. MICROWAVE SENSORS

    9. TASKS NEXT WEEK

    10. QUESTIONS?

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