Approved Tech Cronau Radiation Amplifier

[Fiolette Fortan]

COUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION

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  Intent: To create a device for the First Order that would detect when ships jumped into hyperspace whether they were stealthed or not using cronau radiation trails.
  
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  Image Source: N/A
  
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  Canon Link: Cronau Radiation (x)
  
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  Restricted Missions: N/A
  
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  Primary Source: Primo Victorian Shipwright (x) | Tachyon Grid Emitter (x)
  

PRODUCTION INFORMATION

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  Manufacturer: Primo Victorian Shipwright (x), First Order Division of Science and First Order Corps of Imperial Engineers
  
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  Model: FIRS-CIRA;MK2
  
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  Affiliation: First Order, Primo Victorian Shipwright (xhttp://starwarsrp.net/topic/99158-primo-victorian-shipwright/)
  
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  Modularity: No
  
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  Production: Semi-Unique
  
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  Material: Radiation Detection Equipment, Cronau Radiation Identifiers, Radiation Amplifers and Standard Sensor Equipment
  

SPECIAL FEATURES

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  Identifies Cronau Radiation and Cronau Radiation Wash.
  
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  Amplifies the Radiation to create an identifiable signature
  
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  CIRA identifies cronau radiatoin and then records this data into sensor logs. This enables the operator to pull the logs, with this information the operator then has a better idea of where an enemy vessel may go.
  
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  CIRA does not and cannot predict where an enemy may, it can only provide the sensor data. It is up to the operator take the information presented and make those comparisons.
  

DETAILED SPECIAL FEATURES

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  Cronau radiation is a type of radiation most find when ships jump into hyperspace. Working with equipment like the Tachyon Grid Emitter. Or the TGE, the Cronau Identifier Radiation Amplifier (CIRA) looks for cronau radiation specifically. If it finds the cronau radiation it will then record the signature to databanks and enable operators to better locate jump points of enemy ships.
  
  Must be activated manually by a sensor operator.
  
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  Works to identify cronau radiation only.
  
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  Amplifies this radiation to create a visual aid for sensor operators.
  
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  Records radiation signatures to sensor databanks.
  
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  Sensor operators using the visual aid can then better locate jump points and trials of enemy ships.
  

Strengths:

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  Ident2Go: Identifies cronau radiation and stores these identities in sensor databanks.
  
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  Visual: Amplifies radiation on sensor operator screens with visuals making it easier to trace.
  

Weaknesses :

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  Manual: Has to be activated manually, and is not an automatic device. All sensor operators must ensure that the device is on and working properly.
  
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  Limited Time: Works with a limited time frame to identify the cronau radiation most specifically within five to seven seconds of when a jump is suspected.
  
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  Range: Standard sensor range to short range only does not work for long range.
  
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  False Readings: Can give off false readings as it has a hard time deciphering friend/foe signatures, therefore sensor operators must always refer back to their databanks to ensure accuracy.
  

DESCRIPTION
The Cronau Identifier Radiation Amplifier is heavily reliant on sensor operators, while the device can identify and amplify cronau radiation. It must first be turned on and second used when a jump has been suspected, it is highly recommended to turn the device on once the TGE sends out alerts for trace particles. This will then enable sensor operators to better prepare for jumps from stealth vessels.

Sensor operators must also be aware that the device has trouble distinguishing friend from foe. Therefore the sensor operators must always have the knowledge or be able to quickly access their databanks to ensure accuracy, of whether or not the cronau radiation is from friend or foe. In most cases, this is easily discernable from a visual standpoint.

In an ideal situation, CIRA identifies a foe’s cronau radiation, records it to the databanks and then amplifies it on visual for sensor operators. A sensor operator then coordinates with their team to one, ensure this is a foe and two - find where the ship has jumped to by following the trail. Radiation trails do decay and therefore the amplifier works in a limited timeframe, five to seven seconds - after this, the trail is gone and CIRA can no longer identify or amplify the radiation.

Spoiler: Modification Request (01/10/2018)

Modification:

• Adding Affiliations

Original Section(s):

Affiliation: First Order

New Section(s):

Affiliation: First Order, Primo Victorian Shipwright (xhttp://starwarsrp.net/topic/99158-primo-victorian-shipwright/)

 

[William Bradley]

Hello, I'll be the factory judge reviewing your submission. If you have questions, please feel free to respond to this thread once we are underway.

 

[William Bradley]

[member="Fiolette Yvarro"]

Could you please clarify something for me,

Records this signature to sensor databanks, allowing sensor operators to better locate where enemy ships are going and where they’ve been/they’re going.

In this it says where and when they've been going, but in the wookepedia article you linked for Cronau radiation it says, "with sensors that could detect Cronau radiations, thus enabling their crews to detail instances of vessels entering hyperspace."

If your trying to figure where their jumping to it would be highly inaccurate and unreliable because your just reading whether they've jumped or not. If your trying to do something else with this sensor could you clarify it a bit more.

 

[Fiolette Fortan]

[member="Felix Hardy"]

Because CIRA identifies the Cronau Radiation, it records this data into sensor logs. This allows sensor operators to pull those logs/data giving them a better idea of where an enemy vessel may go. So the device itself doesn't say where the enemy ship is going or where it's been. It'll only record the data and that gives the operator themselves the information to make those comparisons. So in this part it's more or less up to the writer, I can certainly rewrite it to better clarify if it helps.

 

[William Bradley]

[member="Fiolette Yvarro"]

That would be much appreciated.

 

[Fiolette Fortan]

[member="Felix Hardy"]

Updated!

 

[William Bradley]

Awesome. Pending Admin Approval. Thanks! [member="Cira"]

 

[Jamie Pyne]

Hi [member="Fiolette Yvarro"]! | [member="Felix Hardy"]

Can you explain what information is being recorded using this device? Is this somehow attempting to identify the exact ship that jumped? For instance, its' affiliated government, or it's exact identity (sort of like a magnetic signature) ? What does the collection of this data actually do for those scanning this radiation?

Or is the angle of this submission just to detect when a ship jumps into hyperspace? Not specifically who did.

 

[Fiolette Fortan]

[member="Jamie Pyne"]

It's recording the cronau radiation left behind by a ship when it jumps into hyperspace. It detects when a ship jumps into hyperspace and records the data based on the cronau radiation, it doesn't detect the who that's left for the sensor operator / writer to collaborate with others to make that determination but that's the part that would have to be written out. I can make a note on there to specify this if you'd like.

 

[Jamie Pyne]

[member="Fiolette Yvarro"]

No that is fine. I just wanted to better understand the premise of the sub.

 

[Jamie Pyne]

Approved.