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[Sowelu]

[NEW] Aquapolis incident logs 20031021

[Sowelu]

Note that there's actually flooding this time...
Quick speculation: Someone sabotaged the place during the last breach?

[Marl64]

The IP address on the panel indicates this is viewed from Metacortex and that (remote) control has been granted.

It all seems to be about Bulkead "A"

This is the first to be sent a close signal and the last to respond which suggests that this bulkhead takes the longest time to close.

There was an attempt to manually override this Bulkhead, dispite the fact that Delos was shown as flooded. Ultimately this attempt failed.

The Delta Module on the Delos level connects with the Guest Quarters and the connecting bulkhead is shown as closed.

All of which suggests that someone tried to open the bulkhead to flood the guest modules.

But why cause a breach in the Delta module and override the bulkhead?

Why not just breach the Guest modules?


(All this is assuming of course that we can believe the logs. )

[yanka]

Cool! They heard my prayers and sent us more clues.

As Marl says, this is all about bulkhead A. I'll hazard to guess that "A" on Delos in Delta is the door that connects to the guest module. Per log "10:25:01-rec/bulkheadclosed/delta/delos/A"; at the same time (10:25:01) the jpg from Delos shows the walkway to the guest module as "closed".

Again, Delos' status switches - this time from "offline" to "flood". But how can its status be offline when the system is clearly interacting with it - for example, at 10:24:51, 10:24:57??

Marl64 wrote

[Doozer]

Time for my observations!

There is no media release yet. I wonder if we'll see one.

Someone mentioned above that this time, someone had control access at the time of the incident.

Now, think about it. Why would several manual overrides be *received* by the system? Someone is AT the door, trying to open it. And I would bet that whoever was sending those overrides was on the flooding side of the doorway.

The system would not open the door for them, and whoever had control access either did not know that manual overrides were being requested or they simply decided not to open the door.


Also, don't look far into the fact that the square next to Delos level is gray sometimes. Someone in the previous Aquapolis thread suggested that it may be flashing, and that is what it looks like to me.

[yanka]

[aegir]

you know, i finally figured out why the door on the last level to the "sub pen" is closed on both this and the last log... it's an airlock. Quick google of sub pen reveals that a sub pen is a holding pen for submarines. As in the submarines that the aquapolis brags you can take out and about.

man. i can be quite dense when i want.

[Marl64]

[yanka]

Hmm... that's interesting. The fact that they greys are different gives credence to your idea, so I guess they could be flashing. Then the first one flashed "warning" while Aquapolis actually reported a flood on their news page, and this one flashes a "flood". What do we do with that (besides stopping trying to figure out why stuff shows as "offline" when it's not supposed to)?

[Marl64]

[aegir]