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MOTUS Wave Buoys Powered By the Aanderaa MOTUS Directional Wave Sensor

Two Buoys, One Brain The Aanderaa MOTUS directional wave sensor factory calibrated and currently available on two proven buoy platforms: Tideland SB138-P MOTUS YSI EMM 2.0 MOTUS Globally proven navigation buoy Deployable in waters with up to 500 meter depths Extremely robust Additional payload security Utilizing Gilman floats Ask Aanderaa about additional buoy platforms

Measure accurate wave parameters with the flexibility of a Met Ocean (ODAS) buoy Meteorology Aids to Navigation Real Time Communications Long Term Power Solutions Wave Measurement Sensor Customizable Water Quality Sensor Payload Data Management Internationally Proven Buoy Current Measurement Sensor 3

Data Buoy Instrumentation Packages Wave Height Period Direction More Currents Single point Current Profile Water Quality Dissolved Oxygen Conductivity Temperature ph Oil in Water More Meteorology Wind Atmospheric Pressure Air Temperature Visibility Third party sensors 4

Additional Buoy Packages Aids to Navigation Communication & Data Management Lights AIS RACON Data loggers GOES Satellite Acoustic Modem AIS Power Solutions Solar Battery Power manager Mooring Wide Variety to match needs 5

Aandeara MOTUS Processed Wave Parameters Output parameters Symbol Type Significant Wave Height/Swell/Wind Peak Wave Direction Height/Swell/Wind First Order Spread Mean Spreading Angle Peak Wave Period Mean Wave Period Long Crestedness Parameter Mean Wave Direction Wave Energy Spectrum Directional Wave Spectrum Principal Wave Directional Spectrum Orbital Ratio Spectrum Fourier Coefficients Spectra H m0 θ σσ θθ kk T p T m02 ττ θθ aaaaaa E(f) DWS m (f) DWS p (f) K(f) A1,B1,A2,B2 Operational Operational Operational Operational Operational Operational Operational Operational Research Research Research Research Research Possibility to independently select which parameters to store and transmit to shore User selectable separation frequency for swell/wind driven wave parameters. 6

Improved Measurement Accuracy by a Fast Sampling Rate and Mechanical Dampening In the Aanderaa MOTUS Directional Wave Sensor, accuracy is improved and noise reduced by sampling the movement 100 times a second, advanced filtering techniques, and mechanical dampening to remove unwanted vibrations The inertial measurement unit (IMU) is the core of the Aanderaa MOTUS Directional Wave Sensor Sample rate, external noise, and sensor accuracy largely define reading accuracy The fast sampling rate and external compass option ensure the performance of the MOTUS sensor The accurate 9-axis IMU selected measures a body's orientation and linear acceleration as well as the magnetic field surrounding the body, It uses a combination of accelerometers, gyroscopes, and magnetometers. 7

Compensate for Load on Buoy The Aanderaa MOTUS compensates for different buoy loads Variety of sensor packages Variety of moorings A heavy chain in deeper waters may result in a different wave response from the buoy than utilizing a lighter mooring with floats Up to 171 possible correction factors for buoy frequency response MOTUS provides maximum system flexibility without sacrificing wave measurement accuracy Compensate for dampening of higher frequency waves 8

Compensate for Sensor Position The Aanderaa MOTUS compensates for different sensor positions Provides flexible solutions for mounting the sensor where possible on a MetOcean buoy Uncompensated = up to 15% error! Rotational center Compensated = Accurate! 9

Eliminate Errors from System Interference Buoy steel structures and some magnetic sensor components can affect direction measurements. Interface for external compass Direct to sensor Through Data logger External Compass Options: Aanderaa compass unit General NMEA compass Specific NMEA compass 10

Low Power MOTUS utilizes active low power techniques Requires 110mW Reduced need for big, bulky battery compartments and solar panels Low power less batteries and solar cells easier deployment simpler mooring lower initial cost - lower total cost of ownership 11

Real Time and Historical Information with GeoView GeoView provides vast opportunities for interfacing meteorological, oceanographic or other environmental research equipment in a networked solution giving access to data realtime.

Buoy Configuration Opportunities The MOTUS Wave Direction Buoys feature solutions with a proven track record SB-138P and EMM2.0 in coastal environments Library of buoy configuration customizable to your need Vast number of buoy installations across the globe Solar Power provides years of service Industry leading sensors from Aanderaa and YSI with fouling resistance Real-time data solutions over Iridium, local mobile networks, radio, AIS Dedicated wave buoy Current/ wave buoy Wave/ water quality buoy Hyd/Met buoy Navigation/ wave buoy 13

Test site Area: Statoil Hywind Test Field West of Karmøy 14 Two buoys and one Datawell Waverider were deployed in the North sea approximately 4 nm off the coast of Karmøy. One Tideland SB138P, buoy was fitted with Motus wave sensor #4, Buoy orientation sensor, In line DCS single point current sensor, Gill wind sensor and GPS. One EMM2.0 buoy was fitted with two Motus wave sensors, Buoy orientation sensor, In line DCS single point current sensor, DCPS Current profiler, Gill wind sensor and GPS. One of the EMM 2.0 wave sensors (#2) were located close to the buoy COG, and the other wave sensor were located close to the outer top edge of the floating cylinder in order to evaluate the effect of the installation position and the build in offset compensation algorithm.

Sea Comparison Results Wave Height Hm0[m] 7 WaveSensor #4 Reference Sensor 6 5 Wave Height Hm0[m] 4 3 2 1 0 02/20 02/21 02/22 02/23 02/24 02/25 02/26 02/27 02/28 03/01 03/02 03/03 03/04 03/05 03/06 03/07 Date Comparison of Significant wave height for Datawell and Tideland/EMM2.0 shows excellent agreement. Comparison of Wave Peak Direction for Datawell and Tideland/EMM2.0 shows excellent agreement. 15

Comparison MOTUS vs. Waverider 16

Current measurements in high sea state Current measurements correlate well between buoys even in high waves Wave measurements correlate well even in high current condictions 17

In Summary MOTUS Wave buoys offer accurate wave measurements from a full scale metocean buoy Utilizing different configuration settings, the buoys wave response can be optimized MOTUS buoys also measure accurate currents, water quality, meteorology and provides a platform to navigational aids 18