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For reasons similar to those often cited not to blame a single operator when they accidentally drop the production database. It seems these sensors, and also p
by matt4077 8y ago
For reasons similar to those often cited not to blame a single operator when they accidentally drop the production database.
It seems these sensors, and also pitot tubes, are notoriously unreliable. That is likely to be function of them being mechanical (moving parts) systems in rather unaccomodating environments, I. e. freezing cold, strong winds, etc.
In such a scenario, one has to acknowledge the shortcomings, instead of denying them and expecting unreachable perfection. That means building systems that expect failure and have enough redundancy to mitigate them.
- peteradio 8y agoMakes sense, I guess I wonder what the stated demands were of these sensors and whether they were built to reliably meet that demand.