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cavemoa / Feather-M0-Adalogger

Code for Feather M0 Adalogger
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Open jamesfahlbusch opened 5 years ago

jamesfahlbusch commented 5 years ago

I have been utilizing the LowPowerLoggerSDFat of your Feather-M0-Adalogger repository. I found it very useful as a starting point and expanded it to be used for logging inertial sensors. I would like to post my code under a MIT License attribution and my question for you is, is your code also under that type of attribution?

cavemoa commented 5 years ago

Hi James, No no attribution. Absolutely no problem, go for it. Its what it was there for. Might even inspire me to have play with the loggers again. Out of curiosity what are you logging?

jamesfahlbusch commented 5 years ago

Thank you kindly for the prompt reply! I included the script we've been using.

We are using the loggers to look at the fine-scale movement of a bird of prey in the Falkland Islands. We are looking at seasonal differences in activity budgets and the energetic effects of farm settlements as a nutritional subsidy. The loggers sample acceleration and magnetic field at 50Hz and are coupled with a GPS sampling every 2 min, and we are looking to tease apart activity signatures from the movement data. I am also starting to experiment with deployments on squid (without a GPS) to look a swimming energetics in a flow tank.

I am hoping to make the code and build process as accessible as possible, which is part of the reason I reached out to you. I appreciate your contribution to the community through your code and hope to continue in that same vein. If you happen to see any improvements to the code, please let me know!

Best regards, James

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lrq3000 commented 3 years ago

Hello @cavemoa, thank you very much for publishing your code, it's very helpful! I plan on also make my own data logger, a light intensity (lux) and color (spectrometer) logger based on Adalogger Feather M0, and your code would be a huge time saver.

I saw you mentioned you do not require any attribution, and that's very honorable, but it would be better for legal purposes if you could set a license (even if just a Public Domain license - which requires no attribution nor source - although I intend to attribute your work anyway!).

Indeed, I would like to make my own data logger available under opensource and for other projects/labs to reuse it, and being OK on the legal side is a requirement :-/

lrq3000 commented 3 years ago

So could you please add a LICENSE file at the root of the repository with the license of your choice please? That would be super helpful! :D