Architect
F.M.S. WEATHER CORE
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
- Intent: To create a specialized meteorological and environmental processing system for Commonwealth survey vessels, most prominently the Bercey IV-class Science Corvette.
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- Manufacturer: Imperial Commonwealth of Dosuun
- Affiliation: Imperial Commonwealth of Dosuun
- Market Status: Closed-Market
- Model: CSD-FMSWC-01 “FMS Weather Core”
- Modularity: No
- Production: Limited
- Material: Durasteel casing, Verityne crystal data lattice, Canarocrite ore components, high-density processing arrays
- Atmospheric & Weather Modeling
- Real-time storm tracking, ionospheric scans, pressure/shear analysis.
- Climate simulation down to localized regions.
- Environmental Survey Processing
- Soil, water, aerosol sample integration.
- Flora/fauna bio-pattern modeling (when paired with lab inputs).
- Recon / Intelligence Application
- Hyperspectral imaging for detecting concealed structures or fleet movements under weather cover.
- Passive SIGINT fusion (“listens” to background traffic along with atmospheric noise).
- Sensor Fusion
- Combines raw data from multiple drones/probes into unified predictive models.
- Modular Uplink
- Can sync with other Commonwealth sensor systems.
- Meteorological Precision: Unmatched in climate/weather prediction and atmospheric modeling.
- Multi-Role: Useful for pure science, humanitarian relief, and military recon.
- Rapid Data Fusion: Can process terabytes of raw data in minutes, critical for “get in, get out” missions.
- Coveted Technology: Unique Commonwealth processor tech, difficult to replicate.
- Non-Combatant System: Provides no direct armament or defense.
- High Power Draw: Must be throttled if the ship is in combat to avoid power starvation.
- Fragile: If damaged, it risks cascading failure into the ship’s entire sensor suite.
- Limited Deployment: Only found on Bercey IVs and a handful of recon/science vessels.
Installed at the heart of the Bercey IV-class Science Corvette, the F.M.S. Core functions as a meteorological and environmental processor. It integrates directly with the corvette’s sensor domes, probe bays, and modular labs, turning raw environmental noise into actionable predictions: where storms will form, how ecosystems will respond, and how hostile weather will impact military operations.
Beyond science, the F.M.S. Core is a subtle but potent intelligence asset. Its hyperspectral processing can uncover hidden fleets under cloud cover, triangulate emissions within planetary ionospheres, or forecast battlefield weather shifts that alter engagements. Though unarmed, the Core gives its host vessel unparalleled listening and foresight power.
Coveted, rare, and classified within Commonwealth doctrine, the F.M.S. Weather Core is considered one of the crown jewels of survey and recon technology. Wherever it is deployed, it carries not only scientific authority but also the weight of strategic consequence.
Out Of Character Info
Intent:
To create a specialized meteorological and environmental processing system for Commonwealth survey vessels, most prominently the Bercey IV-class Science Corvette.
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Canon Link:
N/A
Primary Source(s):
N/A
Technical Information
Affiliation:
Imperial Commonwealth of Dosuun
Model:
CSD-FMSWC-01 “FMS Weather Core”
Modular:
No
Material:
Durasteel casing, Verityne crystal data lattice, Canarocrite ore components, high-density processing arrays
