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Meridian’s Papers
Data feed and documents from Meridian Risk Systems
Meridian Risk Systems builds the sensors in a series that, according to Lena Voss, half the deep-sea moorings in the North Atlantic run on, and it supplies the data as well. At the ICRU in Hamburg, the Meridian feed has been running for years as an optional supplement to the government monitoring systems. The institute gets it free of charge, under a framework agreement that has been in place for six years. When Lena lays the feed next to the RAPID data one night, both show the same falling line. But the Meridian curve doesn’t jitter; the values are too even. The header of the dataset reads: “Dataset: processed. Smoothing: standard. Version 4.2.” What Lena had asked for was raw data.
First encounter
- First noticed: “The Meridian curve was prettier.”
- Object: the dataset header with “Version 4.2”
Connected to
- Lena VossOceanographer at the ICRU in Hamburg, following a falling line
- ICRU HamburgLena’s institute in Hamburg, looking out over the Elbe
- Meridian Risk SystemsHamburg sensor maker in Bahrenfeld, supplies data to the ICRU
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