Independent Science Research Week 4

I successfully set up the E-Lab PC with my Leap Motion file management program and my Google Glass Holographical human machine interfaces, so that future students will have access to all my human machine interfaces..
http://physics.hpa.edu/users/dragland/weblog/a1872/Oculus_Rift__Leap_Motion_and_Google_Glass_Holographic_Interfaces_Porting_1262015.html
I started my data monitoring, networking, and automation project.
http://physics.hpa.edu/users/dragland/weblog/d2160/Data_Monitoring_Networking_and_Automation_1272015.html
I conducted background research on sensor networks, and the industry standards for linking sensor nodes to aggregator nodes, and managing data.
http://physics.hpa.edu/users/dragland/weblog/4809a/Data_Monitoring_Networking_and_Automation_1282015.html
I mapped out the blueprints of the sensor network I will build, which will consist of the Raspberry PI, XBee, Sensor nodes, and Python scripts.
http://physics.hpa.edu/users/dragland/weblog/d2c24/Data_Monitoring_Networking_and_Automation_1292015.html
I took apart the circuitry of the P4400, and I found that I will have to wire the Xbee to the Op-Amp, not the 240VAC ribbon.
I also was able to export a 3D model from the drone team's point cloud data, which I then incorporated into my augmented reality holographical human machine interface, so that a 3d hologram of the E-lab shows up when looking at the conference room table.
http://physics.hpa.edu/users/dragland/weblog/af701/Data_Monitoring_Networking_and_Automation_and_Holographic_Energy_Lab_1302015.html