LOC

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We should have a LOC.

Stuff that we would need, in the vaguest possible sense

  • Lights. Lots of them.
  • Power. Lots of it.
  • Networking. Lots of it.
  • A big server.
  • A tent.
  • People.

And in a little bit more detail

  • Light poles from OHM
  • Somewhere to mount them
  • A detailed site map with the location of every planned light pole
  • Cat5 cable
  • Switches
  • Power cables
  • A lighting VLAN
  • A lighting control VLAN
  • A server on both VLANs in the datacentre, powerful enough to run our proxy and some effects
  • People to install the poles or whatever the lights are to be mounted on
  • People to install, connect, waterproof and maintain the lights
  • People to write lighting effects
  • People who understand how the various components work and can document/explain them to people.
  • A coordinator who can make sure all the calculations happen, the right kit is going to be available and who can get a team together.

Optional extras

  • Phone integration
  • Sanitised interface for general public to run lighting effects, or at least to have some degree of control.
  • Presentation on how LOC works
  • Easy remote control panel
  • Automated mapping (GPS, webcam, OpenCV, etc)
  • Automated pixel mapping (matrix displays, effects, etc)
  • Live diagnostic display
    • Map showing status of every device, fed from monitoring system