oceanbench

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Ocean Bench, part of Ausocean's Cloud Blue, is a cloud service for analyzing ocean data.

Ocean Bench is written in Go and runs on Google App Engine Standard Edition (part of Google Cloud.)

Installation and Usage

Before you begin, make sure you have git, go and npm installed. If not, you can follow the official guides:

• git website
• go website
• npm website

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/ausocean/cloud.git
   

2. Change to the project directory:

   cd cmd/oceanbench
   

3. Install node dependencies from package.json:

   npm install
   

4. Compile typescript:

   npm run build
   

5. Compile Go:

   go build
   

6. Run a local instance:

   ./vidgrind --standalone
   
   

See Also

• Ocean Bench service
• AusOcean

Documentation

Overview

Ocean Bench learning pages.

Ocean Bench is a cloud service for analyzing ocean data.

Data can be accessed and played.

/search to search for any data.
/play to play audio or video daa

Ocean Bench can also be run in standalone mode without App Engine:

./oceanbench -standalone

Other command-line flags available in standalone mode:

[-debug]        enables verbose output for debugging.
[-host string]  host name we're running on (localhost by default).
[-port int]     host port we're listening on (8080 by default).
[-gps string]   GPS receiver serial port and enables GPS mode, e.g. COM4 or /dev/ttyUSB.
[-baudRate int] serial device baud rate (9600 by default).
[-loc string]   latitude,longitude of the GPS receiver in decimal degrees format.
[-alt float]    altitude of the GPS receiver. Negative numbers signify depths (0 by default).

The PORT environment variable can be used to set the default port number.

Ocean Bench audio/video handling.