Astronics CSC - Sabre AIO Unit Instrument Purchase
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The Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research within the Department of Commerce is seeking an Avionics IO (AIO) computer and associated cabling to interface commercial aircraft with greenhouse gas measurement instruments. This system is critical for capturing precise spatial and temporal data, including wind, temperature, and pressure, to ensure the accuracy of measurements during the year-long NGAS deployment. Additionally, the AIO will utilize aircraft indicators, such as passenger door status and weight on wheels, to trigger data uploads to a server for ongoing quality control. The scope of work involves the development of specialized software in a laboratory setting to enable the AIO to read avionics signals and operate a cellular modem for data transmission. This ensures the system functions as intended upon installation in commercial aircraft. The project is associated with the Astronics CSC Sabre AIO Unit Instrument Purchase and is slated for performance in Boulder, Colorado.
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