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Orcasound S3 HLS archives
Scott Veirs edited this page Nov 12, 2021
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Around 2-3 years of recordings from Orcasound hydrophones are currently archived on AWS S3 in HLS format, organized as described here. The date-timestamp on the earliest data for each nodes are:
- Oct 10, 2018, 14:36:14 (UTC-07:00) for Bush Point (Whidbey Island), aka
bush_point
- Oct 31, 2018, 16:17:19 (UTC-07:00) for Orcasound Lab (Haro Strait), aka
orcasound_lab
- Sep 11, 2019, 13:11:21 (UTC-07:00) for Port Townsend (Marine Science Center), aka
port_townsend
NOTE: S3 is a blob storage & not a true filesystem, hence the namespace below the level of a
bucket
is flat unlike a filesystem where heirachical subfolders can be listed & accessed efficiently.
S3 still provides the users the option to list & filter using "prefixes" i.e. search & return only paths starting with X. The prefix heirarchy in current use is:
S3 bucket: streaming-orcasound-net
Prefix heirarchy:
rpi_bush_point
rpi_port_townsend
rpi_orcasound_lab
latest.txt
hls
1541061134
1541027406
live.m3u8
live000.ts
live001.ts
...
live296/7.ts
...
Below is a screenshot of what that looks like with an admin view:
- Each hydrophone node e.g.
rpi_orcasound_lab
has multiple "subfolder" prefixes (1541061134
... etc.) corresponding to a UTC time. - This "subfolder" prefix nests a 3-hour recording in HLS format (see below)
- The
latest.txt
file at the root contains the prefix that is currently streaming in real-time
TODO