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| 99 CURRENT | warren |
December 04, 2017 16:34
| over 6 years ago
The Riffle is a collection of designs that take an open source approach to water monitoring, with the intent of making gathering water information easier and more accessible. It is part of Public Lab's Open Water Project. (Lead image by @cfastie) For an overview of the design philosophy behind the Riffle, and what constraints and uses it was aimed at, see this wiki page. Public Lab has supported development of an Arduino-compatible Riffle version - a datalogger enclosed in a water bottle. This is great, because the Arduino community is huge, and lots of knowledge and troubleshooting resources are now applicable to the Riffle project. (The first Riffle design was an ARM-based datalogger board enclosed in PVC) Riffle Water Monitor DesignsBy now, several instrument designs have been constructed around the Riffle, some of which of are described in an array of Github repositories:
Sensor DesignsWe've started to summarize some of the approaches to sensing water parameters like conductivity and turbidity: ActivitiesHere are some activities the Public Lab community has conducted using the Riffle [activities:riffle] Project Status2017: A second small order of Riffle_328 boards was shipped on May 30th, and is on its way to the Public Lab kits department in Portland, Oregon. From there it will be sent to Public Lab community members who ordered them. The Riffle was available for pre-order until March 17. https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/06-12-2017/what-s-the-battery-life-of-the-nano-data-logger#answer-comment-16862 2016: A small order of Riffle_328 boards arrived late April 2016, and were sent to Public Lab community members as a way of testing the design and informing further development. Projects using this riffle can be found at https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle and https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle-beta How to get a Riffle DataloggerThe Riffle is open source, so if Public Lab is not currently offering it for sale, anyone can take the designs above to a PCB fabricator and have one made, copy and remix the design, or investigate other dataloggers. Riffle AlternativesThe following dataloggers also have a real time clock and log to a micro SD card as the Riffle does. All of them are based on Arduino and will run more or less the same sketches. These are all open source hardware.
Questions[questions:riffle] All updates related to the Riffle[notes:riffle] Related QuestionsSince the Riffle is Arduino-compatible, here are also some Q&A for Arduinos in general: [questions:arduino] The Riffle is also a part of a larger area on data logging. Here are some Q&A asked more generally: [questions:data_logging] [questions:nano-data-logger] |
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| 98 | warren |
October 01, 2017 02:46
| over 6 years ago
The Riffle is a collection of designs that take an open source approach to water monitoring, with the intent of making gathering water information easier and more accessible. It is part of Public Lab's Open Water Project. (Lead image by @cfastie) For an overview of the design philosophy behind the Riffle, and what constraints and uses it was aimed at, see this wiki page. Public Lab has supported development of an Arduino-compatible Riffle version - a datalogger enclosed in a water bottle. This is great, because the Arduino community is huge, and lots of knowledge and troubleshooting resources are now applicable to the Riffle project. (The first Riffle design was an ARM-based datalogger board enclosed in PVC) Riffle Water Monitor DesignsBy now, several instrument designs have been constructed around the Riffle, some of which of are described in an array of Github repositories:
Sensor DesignsWe've started to summarize some of the approaches to sensing water parameters like conductivity and turbidity: Activity gridHere are some activities the Public Lab community has conducted using the Riffle [activities:riffle] Project Status2017: A second small order of Riffle_328 boards was shipped on May 30th, and is on its way to the Public Lab kits department in Portland, Oregon. From there it will be sent to Public Lab community members who ordered them. The Riffle was available for pre-order until March 17. https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/06-12-2017/what-s-the-battery-life-of-the-nano-data-logger#answer-comment-16862 2016: A small order of Riffle_328 boards arrived late April 2016, and were sent to Public Lab community members as a way of testing the design and informing further development. Projects using this riffle can be found at https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle and https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle-beta How to get a Riffle DataloggerThe Riffle is open source, so if Public Lab is not currently offering it for sale, anyone can take the designs above to a PCB fabricator and have one made, copy and remix the design, or investigate other dataloggers. Riffle AlternativesThe following dataloggers also have a real time clock and log to a micro SD card as the Riffle does. All of them are based on Arduino and will run more or less the same sketches. These are all open source hardware.
Questions[questions:riffle] All updates related to the Riffle[notes:riffle] Related QuestionsSince the Riffle is Arduino-compatible, here are also some Q&A for Arduinos in general: [questions:arduino] The Riffle is also a part of a larger area on data logging. Here are some Q&A asked more generally: [questions:data_logging] [questions:nano-data-logger] |
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| 97 | stevie |
August 16, 2017 14:56
| over 6 years ago
The Riffle is a collection of designs that take an open source approach to water monitoring, with the intent of making gathering water information easier and more accessible. It is part of Public Lab's Open Water Project. For an overview of the design philosophy behind the Riffle, and what constraints and uses it was aimed at, see this wiki page. Public Lab has supported development of an Arduino-compatible Riffle version - a datalogger enclosed in a water bottle. This is great, because the Arduino community is huge, and lots of knowledge and troubleshooting resources are now applicable to the Riffle project. (The first Riffle design was an ARM-based datalogger board enclosed in PVC) Riffle Water Monitor DesignsBy now, several instrument designs have been constructed around the Riffle, some of which of are described in an array of Github repositories:
Sensor DesignsWe've started to summarize some of the approaches to sensing water parameters like conductivity and turbidity: Activity gridHere are some activities the Public Lab community has conducted using the Riffle [activities:riffle] Project Status2017: A second small order of Riffle_328 boards was shipped on May 30th, and is on its way to the Public Lab kits department in Portland, Oregon. From there it will be sent to Public Lab community members who ordered them. The Riffle was available for pre-order until March 17. https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/06-12-2017/what-s-the-battery-life-of-the-nano-data-logger#answer-comment-16862 2016: A small order of Riffle_328 boards arrived late April 2016, and were sent to Public Lab community members as a way of testing the design and informing further development. Projects using this riffle can be found at https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle and https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle-beta How to get a Riffle DataloggerThe Riffle is open source, so if Public Lab is not currently offering it for sale, anyone can take the designs above to a PCB fabricator and have one made, copy and remix the design, or investigate other dataloggers. Riffle AlternativesThe following dataloggers also have a real time clock and log to a micro SD card as the Riffle does. All of them are based on Arduino and will run more or less the same sketches. These are all open source hardware.
Questions[questions:riffle] All updates related to the Riffle[notes:riffle] Related QuestionsSince the Riffle is Arduino-compatible, here are also some Q&A for Arduinos in general: [questions:arduino] The Riffle is also a part of a larger area on data logging. Here are some Q&A asked more generally: [questions:data_logging] [questions:nano-data-logger] |
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| 96 | stevie |
August 16, 2017 14:56
| over 6 years ago
The Riffle is a collection of designs that take an open source approach to water monitoring, with the intent of making gathering water information easier and more accessible. It is part of Public Lab's Open Water Project. For an overview of the design philosophy behind the Riffle, and what constraints and uses it was aimed at, see this wiki page. Public Lab has supported development of an Arduino-compatible Riffle version - a datalogger enclosed in a water bottle. This is great, because the Arduino community is huge, and lots of knowledge and troubleshooting resources are now applicable to the Riffle project. (The first Riffle design was an ARM-based datalogger board enclosed in PVC) Riffle Water Monitor DesignsBy now, several instrument designs have been constructed around the Riffle, some of which of are described in an array of Github repositories:
Sensor DesignsWe've started to summarize some of the approaches to sensing water parameters like conductivity and turbidity: Activity gridHere are some activities the Public Lab community has conducted using the Riffle [activities:riffle] Project Status2017: A second small order of Riffle_328 boards was shipped on May 30th, and is on its way to the Public Lab kits department in Portland, Oregon. From there it will be sent to Public Lab community members who ordered them. The Riffle was available for pre-order until March 17. https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/06-12-2017/what-s-the-battery-life-of-the-nano-data-logger#answer-comment-16862 2016: A small order of Riffle_328 boards arrived late April 2016, and were sent to Public Lab community members as a way of testing the design and informing further development. Projects using this riffle can be found at https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle and https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle-beta How to get a Riffle DataloggerThe Riffle is open source, so if Public Lab is not currently offering it for sale, anyone can take the designs above to a PCB fabricator and have one made, copy and remix the design, or investigate other dataloggers. Riffle AlternativesThe following dataloggers also have a real time clock and log to a micro SD card as the Riffle does. All of them are based on Arduino and will run more or less the same sketches. These are all open source hardware.
Questions[questions:riffle] All updates related to the Riffle[updates:riffle] Related QuestionsSince the Riffle is Arduino-compatible, here are also some Q&A for Arduinos in general: [questions:arduino] The Riffle is also a part of a larger area on data logging. Here are some Q&A asked more generally: [questions:data_logging] [questions:nano-data-logger] |
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| 95 | warren |
July 12, 2017 17:00
| almost 7 years ago
The Riffle is a collection of designs that take an open source approach to water monitoring, with the intent of making gathering water information easier and more accessible. It is part of Public Lab's Open Water Project. For an overview of the design philosophy behind the Riffle, and what constraints and uses it was aimed at, see this wiki page. Public Lab has supported development of an Arduino-compatible Riffle version - a datalogger enclosed in a water bottle. This is great, because the Arduino community is huge, and lots of knowledge and troubleshooting resources are now applicable to the Riffle project. (The first Riffle design was an ARM-based datalogger board enclosed in PVC) Riffle Water Monitor DesignsBy now, several instrument designs have been constructed around the Riffle, some of which of are described in an array of Github repositories:
Sensor DesignsWe've started to summarize some of the approaches to sensing water parameters like conductivity and turbidity: Activity gridHere are some activities the Public Lab community has conducted using the Riffle [activities:riffle] Project Status2017: A second small order of Riffle_328 boards was shipped on May 30th, and is on its way to the Public Lab kits department in Portland, Oregon. From there it will be sent to Public Lab community members who ordered them. The Riffle was available for pre-order until March 17. https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/06-12-2017/what-s-the-battery-life-of-the-nano-data-logger#answer-comment-16862 2016: A small order of Riffle_328 boards arrived late April 2016, and were sent to Public Lab community members as a way of testing the design and informing further development. Projects using this riffle can be found at https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle and https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle-beta How to get a Riffle DataloggerThe Riffle is open source, so if Public Lab is not currently offering it for sale, anyone can take the designs above to a PCB fabricator and have one made, copy and remix the design, or investigate other dataloggers. Riffle AlternativesThe following dataloggers also have a real time clock and log to a micro SD card as the Riffle does. All of them are based on Arduino and will run more or less the same sketches. These are all open source hardware.
Questions[questions:riffle] Related QuestionsSince the Riffle is Arduino-compatible, here are also some Q&A for Arduinos in general: [questions:arduino] The Riffle is also a part of a larger area on data logging. Here are some Q&A asked more generally: [questions:data_logging] [questions:nano-data-logger] |
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| 94 | warren |
June 19, 2017 19:08
| almost 7 years ago
The Riffle is a collection of designs that take an open source approach to water monitoring, with the intent of making gathering water information easier and more accessible. It is part of Public Lab's Open Water Project. For an overview of the design philosophy behind the Riffle, see this wiki page. Public Lab has supported development of an Arduino-compatible Riffle version - a datalogger enclosed in a water bottle. This is great, because the Arduino community is huge, and lots of knowledge and troubleshooting resources are now applicable to the Riffle project. (The first Riffle design was an ARM-based datalogger board enclosed in PVC) Riffle Water Monitor DesignsBy now, several instrument designs have been constructed around the Riffle, some of which of are described in an array of Github repositories:
Sensor DesignsWe've started to summarize some of the approaches to sensing water parameters like conductivity and turbidity: Activity gridHere are some activities the Public Lab community has conducted using the Riffle [activities:riffle] Project Status2017: A second small order of Riffle_328 boards was shipped on May 30th, and is on its way to the Public Lab kits department in Portland, Oregon. From there it will be sent to Public Lab community members who ordered them. The Riffle was available for pre-order until March 17. https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/06-12-2017/what-s-the-battery-life-of-the-nano-data-logger#answer-comment-16862 2016: A small order of Riffle_328 boards arrived late April 2016, and were sent to Public Lab community members as a way of testing the design and informing further development. Projects using this riffle can be found at https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle and https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle-beta How to get a Riffle DataloggerThe Riffle is open source, so if Public Lab is not currently offering it for sale, anyone can take the designs above to a PCB fabricator and have one made, copy and remix the design, or investigate other dataloggers. Riffle AlternativesThe following dataloggers also have a real time clock and log to a micro SD card as the Riffle does. All of them are based on Arduino and will run more or less the same sketches. These are all open source hardware.
Questions[questions:riffle] Related QuestionsSince the Riffle is Arduino-compatible, here are also some Q&A for Arduinos in general: [questions:arduino] The Riffle is also a part of a larger area on data logging. Here are some Q&A asked more generally: [questions:data_logging] [questions:nano-data-logger] |
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| 93 | pdhixenbaugh |
June 13, 2017 02:26
| almost 7 years ago
The Riffle is a collection of designs that take an open source approach to water monitoring, with the intent of making gathering water information easier and more accessible. It is part of Public Lab's Open Water Project. For an overview of the design philosophy behind the Riffle, see this wiki page. Public Lab has supported development of an Arduino-compatible Riffle version - a datalogger enclosed in a water bottle. This is great, because the Arduino community is huge, and lots of knowledge and troubleshooting resources are now applicable to the Riffle project. (The first Riffle design was an ARM-based datalogger board enclosed in PVC) Riffle Water Monitor DesignsBy now, several instrument designs have been constructed around the Riffle, some of which of are described in an array of Github repositories:
Sensor DesignsWe've started to summarize some of the approaches to sensing water parameters like conductivity and turbidity: Activity gridHere are some activities the Public Lab community has conducted using the Riffle [activities:riffle] Project Status2017: A second small order of Riffle_328 boards was shipped on May 30th, and is on its way to the Public Lab kits department in Portland, Oregon. From there it will be sent to Public Lab community members who ordered them. The Riffle was available for pre-order until March 17. https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/06-12-2017/what-s-the-battery-life-of-the-nano-data-logger#answer-comment-16862 2016: A small order of Riffle_328 boards arrived late April 2016, and were sent to Public Lab community members as a way of testing the design and informing further development. Projects using this riffle can be found at https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle and https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle-beta How to get a Riffle DataloggerThe Riffle is open source, so if Public Lab is not currently offering it for sale, anyone can take the designs above to a PCB fabricator and have one made, copy and remix the design, or investigate other dataloggers. Riffle AlternativesThe following dataloggers also have a real time clock and log to a micro SD card as the Riffle does. All of them are based on Arduino and will run more or less the same sketches. These are all open source hardware.
Questions[questions:riffle] Related QuestionsSince the Riffle is Arduino-compatible, here are also some Q&A for Arduinos in general: [questions:arduino] The Riffle is also a part of a larger area on data logging. Here are some Q&A asked more generally: [questions:data_logging] [questions:nano-data-logger] |
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| 92 | warren |
June 12, 2017 19:08
| almost 7 years ago
The Riffle is a collection of designs that take an open source approach to water monitoring, with the intent of making gathering water information easier and more accessible. It is part of Public Lab's Open Water Project. For an overview of the design philosophy behind the Riffle, see this wiki page. Public Lab has supported development of an Arduino-compatible Riffle version - a datalogger enclosed in a water bottle. This is great, because the Arduino community is huge, and lots of knowledge and troubleshooting resources are now applicable to the Riffle project. (The first Riffle design was an ARM-based datalogger board enclosed in PVC) Water Monitor DesignsBy now, several instrument designs have been constructed around the Riffle, some of which of are described in an array of Github repositories:
Sensor DesignsWe've started to summarize some of the approaches to sensing water parameters like conductivity and turbidity: Activity gridHere are some activities the Public Lab community has conducted using the Riffle [activities:riffle] Project Status2016: A small order of Riffle_328 boards arrived late April 2016, and were sent to Public Lab community members as a way of testing the design and informing further development. Projects using this riffle can be found at https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle and https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle-beta 2017: The Riffle is currently available for pre-order until March 17. How to get a Riffle DataloggerOrder the Riffle from the Public Lab Store by March 17th. The Riffle is open source, so additionally, anyone can take the designs above to a PCB fabricator and have one made, or investigate other dataloggers. Riffle AlternativesThe following dataloggers also have a real time clock and log to a micro SD card as the Riffle does. All of them are based on Arduino and will run more or less the same sketches. These are all open source hardware.
Questions[questions:riffle] Since the Riffle is Arduino-compatible, here are also some Q&A for Arduinos in general: [questions:arduino] |
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| 91 | warren |
May 15, 2017 18:52
| almost 7 years ago
OverviewThe Riffle is a collection of designs that take an open source approach to water monitoring, with the intent of making gathering water information easier and more accessible. It is part of Public Lab's Open Water Project. For an overview of the design philosophy behind the Riffle, see this wiki page. Public Lab has supported development of an Arduino-compatible Riffle version - a datalogger enclosed in a water bottle. This is great, because the Arduino community is huge, and lots of knowledge and troubleshooting resources are now applicable to the Riffle project. (The first Riffle design was an ARM-based datalogger board enclosed in PVC) Water Monitor DesignsBy now, several instrument designs have been constructed around the Riffle, some of which of are described in an array of Github repositories:
Sensor DesignsWe've started to summarize some of the approaches to sensing water parameters like conductivity and turbidity: Activity gridHere are some activities the Public Lab community has conducted using the Riffle [activities:riffle] Project Status2016: A small order of Riffle_328 boards arrived late April 2016, and were sent to Public Lab community members as a way of testing the design and informing further development. Projects using this riffle can be found at https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle and https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle-beta 2017: The Riffle is currently available for pre-order until March 17. How to get a Riffle DataloggerOrder the Riffle from the Public Lab Store by March 17th. The Riffle is open source, so additionally, anyone can take the designs above to a PCB fabricator and have one made, or investigate other dataloggers. Riffle AlternativesThe following dataloggers also have a real time clock and log to a micro SD card as the Riffle does. All of them are based on Arduino and will run more or less the same sketches. These are all open source hardware.
Questions[questions:riffle] Since the Riffle is Arduino-compatible, here are also some Q&A for Arduinos in general: [questions:arduino] |
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| 90 | warren |
May 15, 2017 18:48
| almost 7 years ago
OverviewThe Riffle is a collection of designs that take an open source approach to water monitoring, with the intent of making gathering water information easier and more accessible. It is part of Public Lab's Open Water Project. For an overview of the design philosophy behind the Riffle, see this wiki page. Public Lab has supported development of an Arduino-compatible Riffle version - a datalogger enclosed in a water bottle. This is great, because the Arduino community is huge, and lots of knowledge and troubleshooting resources are now applicable to the Riffle project. (The first Riffle design was an ARM-based datalogger board enclosed in PVC) Water Monitor DesignsBy now, several instrument designs have been constructed around the Riffle, some of which of are described in an array of Github repositories:
Sensor DesignsWe've started to summarize some of the approaches to sensing water parameters like conductivity and turbidity: Activity gridHere are some activities the Public Lab community has conducted using the Riffle [activities:riffle] Project Status2016: A small order of Riffle_328 boards arrived late April 2016, and were sent to Public Lab community members as a way of testing the design and informing further development. Projects using this riffle can be found at https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle and https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle-beta 2017: The Riffle is currently available for pre-order until March 17. How to get a Riffle DataloggerOrder the Riffle from the Public Lab Store by March 17th. The Riffle is open source, so additionally, anyone can take the designs above to a PCB fabricator and have one made, or investigate other dataloggers. Riffle AlternativesThe following dataloggers also have a real time clock and log to a micro SD card as the Riffle does. All of them are based on Arduino and will run more or less the same sketches. These are all open source hardware.
Questions[questions:riffle] Since the Riffle is Arduino-compatible, here are also some Q&A for Arduinos in general: [questions:arduino] |
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| 89 | liz |
March 07, 2017 00:53
| about 7 years ago
OverviewThe Riffle is a collection of designs that take an open source approach to water monitoring, with the intent of making gathering water information easier and more accessible. It is part of Public Lab's Open Water Project. For an overview of the design philosophy behind the Riffle, see this wiki page. The first Riffle design was an ARM-based datalogger board enclosed in PVC; Public Lab has supported development of an Atmel328-based datalogger enclosed in a water bottle. Water Monitor DesignsBy now, several instrument designs have been constructed around the Riffle, some of which of are described in an array of Github repositories:
Sensor DesignsWe've started to summarize some of the approaches to sensing water parameters like conductivity and turbidity: Activity gridHere are some activities the Public Lab community has conducted using the Riffle [activities:riffle] Project Status2016: A small order of Riffle_328 boards arrived late April 2016, and were sent to Public Lab community members as a way of testing the design and informing further development. Projects using this riffle can be found at https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle and https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle-beta 2017: The Riffle is currently available for pre-order until March 17. How to get a Riffle DataloggerOrder the Riffle from the Public Lab Store by March 17th. The Riffle is open source, so additionally, anyone can take the designs above to a PCB fabricator and have one made, or investigate other dataloggers. Riffle AlternativesThe following dataloggers also have a real time clock and log to a micro SD card as the Riffle does. All of them are based on Arduino and will run more or less the same sketches. These are all open source hardware.
Questions[questions:riffle] |
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| 88 | pdhixenbaugh |
February 21, 2017 04:38
| about 7 years ago
OverviewThe Riffle is a collection of designs that take an open source approach to water monitoring, with the intent of making gathering water information easier and more accessible. It is part of Public Lab's Open Water Project. For an overview of the design philosophy behind the Riffle, see this wiki page. The first Riffle design was an ARM-based datalogger board enclosed in PVC; Public Lab has supported development of an Atmel328-based datalogger enclosed in a water bottle. Water Monitor DesignsBy now, several instrument designs have been constructed around the Riffle, some of which of are described in an array of Github repositories:
Sensor DesignsWe've started to summarize some of the approaches to sensing water parameters like conductivity and turbidity: Activity gridHere are some activities the Public Lab community has conducted using the Riffle [activities:riffle] Project Status2016: A small order of Riffle_328 boards arrived late April 2016, and were sent to Public Lab community members as a way of testing the design and informing further development. Projects using this riffle can be found at https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle and https://publiclab.org/tag/riffle-beta 2017: The Riffle is currently available for pre-order until March 17. How to get a Riffle DataloggerOrder the Riffle from the Public Lab Store by March 17th. The Riffle is open source, so additionally, anyone can take the designs above to a PCB fabricator and have one made, or investigate other dataloggers. Riffle AlternativesThe following dataloggers also have a real time clock and log to a micro SD card as the Riffle does. All of them are based on Arduino and will run more or less the same sketches. These are all open source hardware.
Questions[questions:riffle] |
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| 87 | warren |
February 19, 2017 03:45
| about 7 years ago
OverviewThe Riffle is a collection of designs that take an open source approach to water monitoring, with the intent of making gathering water information easier and more accessible. It is part of Public Lab's Open Water Project. For an overview of the design philosophy behind the Riffle, see this wiki page. The first Riffle design was an ARM-based datalogger board enclosed in PVC; Public Lab has supported development of an Atmel328-based datalogger enclosed in a water bottle. Water Monitor DesignsBy now, several instrument designs have been constructed around the Riffle, some of which of are described in an array of Github repositories:
Sensor DesignsWe've started to summarize some of the approaches to sensing water parameters like conductivity and turbidity: Project Status
Activity gridHere are some activities the Public Lab community has conducted using the Riffle [activities:riffle] How to get a RiffleThe Riffle is open source, and anyone can take the designs above to a PCB fabricator and have one made. Since the Riffle is not yet available for sale from public lab, if you are interested in buying one, add your information to this interest form, and Public Lab will facilitate a group order: https://goo.gl/forms/ENPvDsfkUbuXC6YF3 Questions[questions:riffle] |
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| 86 | pdhixenbaugh |
October 20, 2016 20:56
| over 7 years ago
OverviewThe Riffle is a collection of designs that take an open source approach to water monitoring, with the intent of making gathering water information easier and more accessible. It is part of Public Lab's Open Water Project. For an overview of the design philosophy behind the Riffle, see this wiki page. The first Riffle design was an ARM-based datalogger board enclosed in PVC; Public Lab has supported development of an Atmel328-based datalogger enclosed in a water bottle. Water Monitor DesignsBy now, several instrument designs have been constructed around the Riffle, some of which of are described in an array of Github repositories:
Sensor DesignsWe've started to summarize some of the approaches to sensing water parameters like conductivity and turbidity: Project Status
Activity gridHere are some activities the Public Lab community has conducted using the Riffle [activities:riffle] How to get a RiffleThe Riffle is open source, and anyone can take the designs above to a PCB fabricator and have one made. Since the Riffle is not yet available for sale from public lab, if you are interested in buying one, add your information to this interest form, and Public Lab will facilitate a group order: https://goo.gl/forms/ENPvDsfkUbuXC6YF3 |
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| 85 | pdhixenbaugh |
October 19, 2016 23:05
| over 7 years ago
OverviewThe Riffle is a collection of designs that take an open source approach to water monitoring, with the intent of making gathering water information easier and more accessible. It is part of Public Lab's Open Water Project. For an overview of the design philosophy behind the Riffle, see this wiki page. The first Riffle design was an ARM-based datalogger board enclosed in PVC; Public Lab has supported development of an Atmel328-based datalogger enclosed in a water bottle. Water Monitor DesignsBy now, several instrument designs have been constructed around the Riffle, some of which of are described in an array of Github repositories:
Sensor DesignsWe've started to summarize some of the approaches to sensing water parameters like conductivity and turbidity: Project Status
Riffle ActivitiesHere are some activities the Public Lab community has conducted using the Riffle [activities:riffle] How to get a RiffleThe Riffle is open source, and anyone can take the designs above to a PCB fabricator and have one made. Since the Riffle is not yet available for sale from public lab, if you are interested in buying one, add your information to this interest form, and Public Lab will facilitate a group order: https://goo.gl/forms/ENPvDsfkUbuXC6YF3 |
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| 84 | pdhixenbaugh |
October 19, 2016 22:48
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OverviewThe Riffle is a collection of designs that take an open source approach to water monitoring, with the intent of making gathering water information easier and more accessible. It is part of Public Lab's Open Water Project. For an overview of the design philosophy behind the Riffle, see this wiki page. The first Riffle design was an ARM-based datalogger board enclosed in PVC; Public Lab has supported development of an Atmel328-based datalogger enclosed in a water bottle. Water Monitor DesignsBy now, several instrument designs have been constructed around the Riffle, some of which of are described in an array of Github repositories:
Sensor DesignsWe've started to summarize some of the approaches to sensing water parameters like conductivity and turbidity: Project Status
How to get a RiffleThe Riffle is open source, and anyone can take the designs above to a PCB fabricator and have one made. Since the Riffle is not yet available for sale from public lab, if you are interested in buying one, add your information to this interest form, and Public Lab will facilitate a group order: https://goo.gl/forms/ENPvDsfkUbuXC6YF3 |
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| 83 | pdhixenbaugh |
October 10, 2016 19:41
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OverviewThe Riffle is a collection of designs that take an open source approach to water monitoring, with the intent of making gathering water information easier and more accessible. It is part of Public Lab's Open Water Project. For an overview of the design philosophy behind the Riffle, see this wiki page. The first Riffle design was an ARM-based datalogger board enclosed in PVC; Public Lab has supported development of an Atmel328-based datalogger enclosed in a water bottle. Water Monitor DesignsBy now, several instrument designs have been constructed around the Riffle, some of which of are described in an array of Github repositories:
Sensor DesignsWe've started to summarize some of the approaches to sensing water parameters like conductivity and turbidity: Project Status
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| 82 | donblair |
October 02, 2016 13:48
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OverviewThe Riffle is a collection of designs that take an open source approach to water monitoring, with the intent of making gathering water information easier and more accessible. It is one small part of Public Lab's larger Open Water Project. For an overview of the design philosophy behind the Riffle, see this wiki page. The first Riffle design was an ARM-based datalogger board enclosed in PVC; Public Lab has supported development of an Atmel328-based datalogger enclosed in a water bottle. Water Monitor DesignsBy now, several instrument designs have been constructed around the Riffle, some of which of are described in an array of Github repositories:
Sensor DesignsWe've started to summarize some of the approaches to sensing water parameters like conductivity and turbidity: Project Status
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| 81 | donblair |
October 02, 2016 13:48
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Remote Independent Friendly Field-Logger Electronics OverviewThe Riffle is a collection of designs that take an open source approach to water monitoring, with the intent of making gathering water information easier and more accessible. It is one small part of Public Lab's larger Open Water Project. For an overview of the design philosophy behind the Riffle, see this wiki page. The first Riffle design was an ARM-based datalogger board enclosed in PVC; Public Lab has supported development of an Atmel328-based datalogger enclosed in a water bottle. Water Monitor DesignsBy now, several instrument designs have been constructed around the Riffle, some of which of are described in an array of Github repositories:
Sensor DesignsWe've started to summarize some of the approaches to sensing water parameters like conductivity and turbidity: Project Status
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| 80 | pdhixenbaugh |
September 30, 2016 01:29
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Remote Independent Friendly Field-Logger Electronics (Also see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riffle for description of the stream bed feature "riffle") OverviewThe Riffle is a collection of designs that take an open source approach to water monitoring, with the intent of making gathering water information easier and more accessible. It is one small part of Public Lab's larger Open Water Project. For an overview of the design philosophy behind the Riffle, see this wiki page. The first Riffle design was an ARM-based datalogger board enclosed in PVC; Public Lab has supported development of an Atmel328-based datalogger enclosed in a water bottle. Water Monitor DesignsBy now, several instrument designs have been constructed around the Riffle, some of which of are described in an array of Github repositories:
Sensor DesignsWe've started to summarize some of the approaches to sensing water parameters like conductivity and turbidity: Project Status
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