On June 19, Mike Carter from Beeline Services e-mailed a request for feedback on the webcam. If you haven't had a chance to visit the webcam, contact me and I'll e-mail you the connection information.
The webcam can be viewed between 7:30 am and 7:30pm, Pacific Daylight Savings Time.
If you have comments on the webcam for Mike, submit a comment to this blog, or e-mail one of us. I'll post my response to Mike next.
Here's Mike's request:
I'd like to get your
candid views on how this tool has performed in its assigned role, and have you
provide some insights and feedback on 'hits and misses' with the system now
that its been in operation for a few months.
While I don't expect the
Sturms will be interested in spending any additional funds on the system, I'd
like to wrap up my engineering documentation on the system with input from the
end-user's point of view. Please also share this request with your associates,
as candid input from them may provide a few additional insights we may not have
considered in the requirements gathering / design phase.
From my own perspective,
the system isn't as responsive as I'd like it to be. Unfortunately, the factors
involved are fairly complex and not easily addressed without significant
changes to cellular carrier infrastructure. Data performance can vary greatly
based on weather, carrier loading (traffic) and RF path variances to the cell
site. Ultimately, the local ISP would have been the best route, but as they
appear to be incapable of correctly configuring their own equipment, that
option is not available.
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