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About the NSF NHERI RAPID Facility Scott B. Miles EERI WA Recon Workshop Human Centered Design & Eng. 17 April 2018, Arlington, Virginia University of Washington NSF Award Number: CMMI 1611820 RAPID Facility Team Jeffrey Berman (UW),


  1. About the NSF NHERI RAPID Facility Scott B. Miles EERI WA Recon Workshop Human Centered Design & Eng. 17 April 2018, Arlington, Virginia University of Washington NSF Award Number: CMMI 1611820

  2. RAPID Facility Team Jeffrey Berman (UW), Site Operation Director Ann Bostrom (UW), Social Science Specialist Jake Dafni (UW), Site Operations Manager Kurtis Gurley (UF), Wind Hazards Specialist Jennifer Irish (VT), Coast Hazards Specialist Laura Lowes (UW), Structural Engineering Specialist Scott Miles (UW), Social Science Specialist Michael Olsen (OSU), Technical Director Troy Tanner (UW-APL), IT and Data Director Joseph Wartman (UW), Director 2

  3. RAPID Facility Timeline Years 3-5 Year 1 Year 2 User Service, Community Input Acquisition, Field Operations, and Resource Commissioning Continued Training Requirement and Training Development September 2018 and beyond September 2016-September 2017 September 2017-September 2018 • Supporting field missions and data • Developing facility headquarters • Procurement and commissioning use/reuse • Staff training • Hiring staff (site operations, IT, • Training administrative) • Facility operating plan and site users • Maintenance • Workshop manual • Science plan revision • User training workshops (4) • Specification development • REU program • IT cyber security • Trial equipment deployment and testing • RApp development and testing • NHERI summer institute • Fiscal operating plan • Coordination with DesignSafe • Proposal support • Facility operating documents • Outreach via conference presentations • Mobile app development • Citizen science app development and workshop 3

  4. RAPID Facility Mission and Values  The RAPID facility provides investigators with the equipment, software, and support services needed to collect, process, and analyze perishable data from natural hazard events. The facility supports natural hazard and disaster researchers through training and educational activities, field deployment services, and facilitating engagement between scientists, engineers, stakeholders, and the public.  We promote reconnaissance-based science, shared resources, open data, interdisciplinary research, community engagement, and innovation to reduce the adverse impacts of natural hazards. 4

  5. RAPID Facility Strategic Activities To achieve its mission, the RAPID facility engages in the following strategic activities.  Acquiring, maintaining, and operating state-of-the-art data collection equipment  Developing and supporting mobile applications to support interdisciplinary field reconnaissance  Providing advisory services and basic logistics support for research investigations  Facilitating the systematic archiving, processing and visualization of acquired data in DesignSafe-CI  Training a broad user base through workshops and other activities  Engaging the public through citizen science, as well as through community outreach and education 5

  6. The RAPID’s Roles  Maintain and calibrate equipment for you to use  Provide staff assistance for use when necessary  Assist with proposal preparation: o Advice o Integration with science plan o Provide budget information for RAPID equipment and staff  Logistical support: o Arrange and assist with equipment delivery o RApp (RAPID App) to help with team organization/coordination  Outside our scope : o Assembling teams o Coordinating reconnaissance missions o Setting the scientific objectives for reconnaissance missions o Providing funding for reconnaissance 6

  7. RAPID Facility Instrumentation and Data Collection Offerings Earthquake example illustrating links between strategic approaches, instrumentation, and data collection products 7

  8. RAPID Facility Instrumentation and Data Collection Offerings EQUIPMENT CATEGORY DEPLOYING EQUIPMENT TYPES OF MEASUREMENT / USAGE# OF UNITS Equipped with RAPID App allowing Computing iPad Pro 10.5 with 15 users to identify, capture, accessories: aggregate, organize, store, and -Apple Pencil manage social science, -ZAGG Rugged Messenger engineering, and geoscience Case/Keyboard reconnaissance data in the form of -Tripod typed or handwritten notes, -External Battery photographs, audio and video recordings, map vectors, -256GB Wireless Flash Drive questionairres, and 3D point -HD Microphone clouds. Data will be seamlessly integrated with DesignSafe for archiving. Field Laptop Data collection, processing, and 2 communication with other field equipment 1TB Backup Device Data storage and backup during 5 reconnaissance work Leica BLK360 Short range (< 60 meters) lidar Laser Scanning (lidar) 3 scanning for collection of 3D point cloud data Maptek I-Site XR3 Extra long range (< 2,400 meters) 1 lidar scanning for collection of 3D point cloud data Maptek I-Site LR3 Long range (< 1,200 meters) lidar 1 scanning for collection of 3D point cloud data 8 User Training Workshop

  9. RAPID Facility Instrumentation and Data Collection Offerings Leica Nova TS16I Surveying total station with integrated Surveying 1 camera for collection of spatial data (range of 3,500 meters with prism; 1,000 meters on any surface) Surveying digital level with integrated Leica LS15 1 camera for collection of spatial data (range of 110 meters) Leica GS18T Self-learning GNSS with IMU for 4 collection of spatial data and location information Heavy Duty Tripod Can be used with lidar scanners, total 2 station, digital level, or GNSS units Medium Duty Tripod Can be used with lidar scanners, total 5 station, digital level, or GNSS units Structure Sensor Small scanner that attaches to iPads 2 for collection of spatial data on the scale of a room or for a specific object Thermometer/ Barometer/ Calibration information for survey data 5 collection (also includes wind speed) - Digital Compass/ Humidity more accurate version Sensor Calibration information for survey data Thermometer/ Barometer/ 5 collection - less accurate version Digital Compass/ Humidity Sensor 9 User Training Workshop

  10. RAPID Facility Instrumentation and Data Collection Offerings Small copter drone (napsack size) for Unmanned Aerial DJI Mavic 2 imagery and damage assessment Systems (UAS) Small copter drone (backpack size) for DJI Phantom 4 Pro+ 1 imagery, damage assessment, and SfM data collection Medium-sized copter drone for DJI Inspire2 with X4S 1 imagery, damage assessment, and Camera SfM data collection Medium-sized, weather-proof copter DJI Matrice 200 with X4S 1 drone for imagery, damage Camera assessment, and SfM data collection Medium-sized, weather-proof copter DJI Matrice 210RTK with 1 drone for imagery, damage X4S Camera assessment, and SfM data collection Tethered balloon for imagery and Skyshot Hybrid HeliKite 1 damage assessment in drone restricted areas Small fixed-wing drone (napsack size) Parrot Disco Adventurer 1 for imagery, damage assessment, and training Large copter drone with lidar scanner MiniRanger 1 for imagery, damage assessment, and collection of 3D point cloud data 10 User Training Workshop

  11. RAPID Facility Instrumentation and Data Collection Offerings Canon 7D Mark II with fixed and Imagery and SfM data collection Imaging 4 zoom lense Imagery and SfM data collection GigaPan Epic Pro V with tripod 1 DJI Osmo 3-axis Gimbal and 4K Imagery in motion 3 Camera Samsung Gear 360 Camera 360 degree imagery 3 Applied Streetview 360 degree imagery while driving - 1 create Google streetview imagery Flir C3 Thermal Camera Thermal imaging and damage 1 assessment SfM Preprinted Targets Used with surveying and imaging 1 equipment as reference markers Seismometers Ground motion data, horizontal-to- Site Characterization 6 vertical ratios for fundamental frequency analysis ATOM Wireless Seismic System Ground motion data, shear wave 1 velocity structure using MASW (MASW) Hand Operated Dynamic Cone In situ soil density, strength, stiffness, Ground Investigation 1 and penetration rates for engineering Penetrometer System characterization Geotester Pocket Penetrometer In situ soil strength for engineering 2 characterization Digi-Schmidt 2000 In situ compressive strength of rock or 2 concrete AMS 3-1/4-inch Basic Soil Sampling Soil collection for engineering 1 characterization through field or lab Kit (Hand Augers) tests (hand auger kit) 11 User Training Workshop

  12. RAPID Facility Instrumentation and Data Collection Offerings Z-Boat 1800 with Single Bathymetric spatial data, Coastal 1 underwater imagery, and damage Beam Echo Sounder assessment Instrument location/recovery for ULB 350/37 Underwater 10 offshore deployment Acoustic Beacon Instrument location/recovery for DPR-275 Diver Pinger- 1 offshore deployment Receiver TruBlue 255 Water Level Water level and storm surge 20 measurements Gauge Measure electrical brain activity Emotiv 14-Channel EEG for human interaction experiments 5 Social Science Headset Measure electrical brain activity Emotiv 5-Channel EEG for human interaction experiments 1 Headset Goal Zero Yeti 150 Battery Power supply/charging of Miscellaneous 2 equipment Goal Zero Yeti 400 Battery Power supply/charging of 1 equipment Pelican Case Transportation and storage of 10 equipment Power Inverter Power supply/charging of 10 equipment Walkie Talkies Field personnel communication 5 12 User Training Workshop

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