Bavarian warning

摘要

In accordance with the German Atomic Law, the third generation of a remote monitoring system was put into operation to continuously and independently supervise nuclear facilities in the federal state of Bavaria. The main role of the system is to provide information and early warning in case of incidents, accidents or attacks and monitor the impact of any deviation from normal operation. After the old network came to the end of its lifetime, a replacement was required employing the newest software, hardware and communication technology and guaranteeing reliability. Prerequisites for the modernisation concept were: 1. Failsafe system architecture. 2. Stationary and mobile components on the same technological basis. 3. Provide full data communication capabilities and remote alarming means without investments into new communication infrastructure. 4. Reduce installation and commissioning costs. 5. Allow fast and simple deposition of mobile stations. 6. Avoid maintenance costs for communication infrastructure. 7. Be able to extend and modify the network by configuration means only 8. Be open to the newest standards for communication, networking and data exchange. 9. Provide outdoor equipment with proven reliability even under harsh conditions.