PRE2022 3 Group7
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Buoy based monitoring system of coral reefs (title is a work in progress)
Group members
| Names | Study | ID | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max van Wijk | Electrical Engineering | 1736418 | m.h.o.v.wijk@student.tue.nl |
| David van Warmerdam | Electrical Engineering | 1714171 | d.s.v.warmerdam@student.tue.nl |
| Luka Tepavčević | Electrical Engineering | 1720996 | l.tepavcevic@student.tue.nl |
| Bob Verbeek | Biomedical Engineering | 1752510 | b.m.verbeek@student.tue.nl |
| Yu-Hsuan Lin | Computer Science | 1672363 | y.lin1@student.tue.nl |
| Saskia ten Dam | Psychology and Technology | 1577328 | s.e.t.dam@student.tue.nl |
Logbook and general planning
Interviews
What has been done on a weekly basis
Week by week <==== For the tutors, this is where the document that was originally on this page resides now. This has been done for us to start making an overview of how the final wiki page will look.
Introduction
What will be written here:
- A quick summary of coral reefs:
- What types or coral reefs there are.
- Why coral reefs are important.
- What is currently done to protect coral reefs, and what is still missing (state of the art).
- State what we as a group have come up with to combat these issues:
- Autonomous bouy that is able to carry sensors and change its height to measure on different depth levels
- State why we choose this method
- Give (good) references for all statements that are being made.
The design of the buoy