11- Visitors Center ExhibitsDrawings-3 of 6.pdf

EISENHOWER LOCK VISITOR CENTER

Media/Interactive and AV Schedules

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2011-087.003, PH II

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ISSUE DATES:

The above Architect, Engineer or Land Surveyor states that to the best of his or her knowledge, information and belief, the plans and specifications are in accordance with applicable requirements of New York State. It is a violation of New York State Law for any person, unless acting under the direct supervision of a Registered Architect, Licensed Professional Engineer or Licensed Land Surveyor to alter this document in any way. If altered, such licensee shall affix his or her seal and the notification "altered by" followed by his or signature, date and a specific description of the alteration.

COPYRIGHT _________

AUBERTINE and CURRIER ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS &

LAND SURVEYORS, PLLC

CHECKED BY:

DRAWN BY:

SCALE:

PROJECT NO:

UBERTINE

URRIER

and

ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS

& LAND SURVEYORS, PLLC

aubertinecurrier.com

Phone: (315)782-2005

522 Bradley Street Watertown, New York 13601

Small Business (WOSB)

NYS WBE/DBE Certified SBA Woman Owned

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1.1-1.2 What the Region Consumes and Produces This is a touchscreen interactive. When the visitor approaches, they will be greeted with an attract screen. Once they are engaged the visitor can select from a menu of what the region produces or what the region consumes.

As you select the different products it shows where in the region the product either comes from, is consumed, or a combination of both. The purpose is to show that almost everything that moves through the Seaway touches you, the visitor, in some way. There are two interactives with the same program. There will be between 10-15 products in each category. Content and software are original.

1.6 Map of the Seaway

As you enter the map room in the Visitor Center you notice a large map of the St.

Lawrence/Massena section of the Seaway. To the right is a large wall that is covered with a map of the entire Seaway. As you approach the wall the video is triggered by a touch of a button. The video experience explains the breadth of the entire Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway System. The exhibit includes a map of the region from the Atlantic Ocean to Superior Duluth. Using a combination of LED lights, backlit areas of the map and video, the map explains the importance and the magnitude of the cargo it moves from the region to the world. By using backlit technology, we will show that a quarter of the population of the US and half the Canadian population live within easy reach of the Seaway. They produce and consume the cargo that move on these ships. It will discuss how the Seaway is jointly managed by the Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation and The St. Lawrence Management Corporation. The display wall will have a glass surface with graphics printed on the back surface. A 65” 4k video monitor will be in the center of the map wall. When the video is not playing the monitor’s screen will complete the map. Directional speakers will be placed in the ceiling overhead to limit the sound within the space. Length of the film should be no longer than 3 minutes. A combination of existing footage and new shoot should be about 50/50.

2.1.1 Captain Your Own Ship

A realistic hands-on simulator (hardware, software/console, 3 monitors, steamship wheel, sensory liquid tiles (wet floor https://sensoryone.com/ interactive-floor-wall-panels/) and content) that provides an experience of navigating a vessel in the rough conditions on the St. Lawrence before the Seaway was built. Take the wheel of a steam ship and experience a 3D realistic handling of the rapids. Simple and intuitive interface for easy learning and operation. Strong architecture, materials, and fabrication will allow for the highest quality of durability as well as both visual and interactive realism. 2-3 minute experience.

2.1 How it All Began

This is a looping video showing construction clips of the building of the Seaway. Video should be 90 seconds in length and use archival footage.

2.3 Building the St. Lawrence Seaway

Construction footage. This is a menu driven video experience to see different types of work building the Seaway. This will be archival clips without sound each approximately 60 sec each. There will be a total of 5 categories:

1. Blasting and moving the land

2. Building the locks

3. Building the dykes and coffer dams

4. Dredging

5. Building the power plants

2.6 Building the Seaway

This is touchscreen that allows you to pick a spot on a map and see a short time lapse of that spot being worked on over a years’ time. There will be 10 locations. Ap-proximately 15 still images (per location) will need to be adjusted to enable a morph from image to image to create the time lapse.

3.1 How a Lock Works

Video mapping on a white model with moving mechanical parts to illustrate how a lock works.

3.2 Captain Your Own Ship into a Lock

A realistic hands-on simulator (hardware, software /console, 3 monitors, ships wheel, and content) that provides an experience of navigating a vessel into the Eisenhower Lock. Take the wheel of a ship and experience a 3D realistic handling of getting the ship safely into the lock without hitting the walls. Simple and intui-tive interface for easy learning and operation. Strong architecture, materials, and fabrication will allow for the highest quality of durability as well as both visual and interactive realism. 2-3 minute experience.

4.0 The Opening of the Seaway

This is a video of the opening ceremony with clips from President Eisenhower and Queen Elizabeth. This is archival footage that will need editing with sound of a short portion of the Queen’s speech. 90 sec in length.

4.1 Akwesasne Slide Show

This is a looping slideshow of images provided by the Akwesasne Tribe.

Estimate 40-50 images with minor touchup.

4.2 Before the Seaway

This is a sliding magnifying glass that reveals a detailed closeup of the St. Lawrence Seaway profile from the late 1800s.

5.0 Weather

We are currently producing a time lapse video of the canal below the Eisenhower Lock. This video will need to be used as a spin interactive.

Video supplied will be 12 shots a day for 13 months. Contractor to edit footage and incorporate spin controls.

5.1 AIS Technology

This is the application Marine Traffic or similar. It will be run on a live touchscreen.

The App will need to be run on the Internet (locked out so it can only be used for the app). The settings will also need to be disabled so we can control the experience.

We do want people to see the ships of the world and especially in the Seaway. The incoming visitor will be attracted to the interactive feature by an attract screen after the previous visitor leaves the experience; the location in the App needs to reset to the Seaway.

5.2 Managing the Seaway/Hands Free Mooring

This is an existing video that needs some editing. Existing footage is 4 min would like to cut to 2 – 2.5 min.

5.2 Managing the Seaway/Hands Free Mooring

Suction Interactive. A vacuum pad simulates the suction power of the HFM system.

Silhouetted shapes will be placed on the holes by visitors and will be held there by the power of suction.

Eisenhower Lock Visitor Center - Media and Interactive Plan

5.3 Navigating the seaway

Two flip books, one green one red of trivia (Questions and Answers) about the language of buoys and their importance in navigation and safety on the Seaway.

5.4 Crane Interactive. How to load a ship correctly

Mock model of container ship with blocks of varying weights to load on the ship via a claw mechanism. Unsuccessfully distributed weight will cause the blocks to fall off.

5.6 What do Ships Carry

The visitor will move an “X-ray monitor” along a track stopping at the bow of each of the four (4) different types of ships. The x-ray monitor will allow the visitor to see the interior of each ship and what it is carrying and how they differ. The ships rep-resented will be of the Domestic Fleet: Lake Vessel transporting dry cargo (self-un-loaders); and the International Fleet: Tankers (petroleum, liquid), Salties (dry bulk cargoes, steel), Grain, and Breakbulk (windmill blades). At each ship the screen will show a cross section of the hold of that ship. By touching a button, on the screen, the ship will rotate to show the cross section of the ship length wise. The screen will allow the visitor to zoom in on different parts of the ship to see more detail.

5.7 Cargo Knowledge

Clear tubes from floor to ceiling are false filled with cargo carried on the Seaway (tube within a tube with the material only in gap between the tubes). Slider doors to reveal: Can you guess what each cargo is? Flip books: How much does it weigh?

How many tubes it would take to match the weight a typical shipment is?

5.7 Compare and contrast cargo

This is a looping slide show of ships, and their cargo, with the key information being a “Data” slide of the tonnage of all the different types of cargos that is kept current each year. Past years could also be included here. 15-20 images with “Data” slide every 5 images. It must be able to be updated by owner.

5.7 Compare and contrast cargo

Turn the wheel and observe “cargo” being lifted by conveyer and scoops to the top where it is loaded onto a truck that cannot handle the load; it overflows, and “cargo” falls into rail cars that cannot handle the load; they overflow, and “cargo” falls into ship that handles the load. “Cargo flows out the bottom of the ship back onto conveyer belt to repeat.

5.7 Compare and contrast cargo

Monitor with listing of products that move through Seaway - changeable graphics.

7.0 Theatre

This is a small theater that has a 82” video monitor mounted in a bezel to the wall.

Connected to the bezel will be touchpad that will allow the visitor to select a video to watch. The Seaway currently has 4 videos of varying length that they would like the visitor to have the option to watch. As an option we would like a separate cost to produce a 7-8 minute video on the GLS St. Lawrence Seaway. We would anticipate using 50-70% original footage and 30%-50% B roll or archival. Playback will be by a BrightSign player.

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ISSUE DATES:

The above Architect, Engineer or Land Surveyor states that to the best of his or her knowledge, information and belief, the plans and specifications are in accordance with applicable requirements of New York State. It is a violation of New York State Law for any person, unless acting under the direct supervision of a Registered Architect, Licensed Professional Engineer or Licensed Land Surveyor to alter this document in any way. If altered, such licensee shall affix his or her seal and the notification "altered by" followed by his or signature, date and a specific description of the alteration.

COPYRIGHT _________

AUBERTINE and CURRIER ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS &

LAND SURVEYORS, PLLC

CHECKED BY:

DRAWN BY:

SCALE:

PROJECT NO:

UBERTINE

URRIER

and

ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS

& LAND SURVEYORS, PLLC

aubertinecurrier.com

Phone: (315)782-2005

522 Bradley Street Watertown, New York 13601

Small Business (WOSB)

NYS WBE/DBE Certified SBA Woman Owned

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Eisenhower Lock Visitor Center Interactive Schedule 03.02.22

EXHIBIT DESCRIPTION MONITOR SIZE QUANTITY INTERACTIVE Notes

FIRST FLOOR

1.1 & 1.2 What the region produces and consumes Touchscreen monitor 32'' 2 Touchscreen

32” Monitor (hardware, software and content) will enable the user to select, via stylus or finger, from a list of materials carried on the GLS. In the left margin of the screen is a list of materials (each with their own button) each depicting what the region produces. In the right margin of the screen is a list of materials (each with their own button) each depicting what the region consumes. The monitor has a still image of rural landscape that transitions into a city scape. When a material is selected, familiar and relatable uses of that product is highlighted and where it is found in our daily lives, along with correlating facts of tonnage moved on the GLS, consumer dependance and origin.

1.6 Map of the Seaway Monitor 60'' 1

A satellite image of the Great Lakes Region is a mural with an 60” monitor seamlessly integrated into the wall graphic of the Great Lakes Seaway System.

When the monitor is not engaged the screen completes the mural’s landscape image and is almost undetected. Touch the button and the monitor comes alive with a video short depicting the immense size and reach of the GLS.

2.1.1 Captain your own ship Hands-on simulator 43'', 55'',55'' total 3 Hands-on, monitors, steering wheel & throttle

A realistic hands-on simulator (hardware, software /console, 3 monitors, steamship wheel, sensory liquid tiles (wet floor https://sensoryone.com/interactive-floor-wall-panels/) and content that provides an experience of navigating a vessel in the rough conditions on the St. Lawrence before the seaway. Take the wheel of a steam ship and experience a 3D realistic handling of the rapids. Simple and intuitive interface for easy learning and operation. Strong architecture, materials, and fabrication will allow for the highest quality of durability as well as both visual and interactive realism.

2.1 How it all began Monitor 22'' 1

22” monitor looping archival footage and still images depicting the manpower and equipment used during the river development and the lock construction. Cofferdams, cuts, dredging, dozing, hauling, and moving equipment during excavation in riverbed and glacial material, placing yards of concrete, aggregates, cranes, shovels.

2.3 Building the St. Lawrence Seaway Monitor 27'' 1

Construction footage. This is a menu driven video experience to see different types of work building the Seaway. This will be archival clips without sound each approximately 60 sec each. There will be a total of 5 categories:

1. Blasting and moving the land

2. Building the locks

3. Building the dykes and coffer dams

4. Dredging

5. Building the power plants

2.6 Building the St. Lawrence Seaway Monitor 27'' 1

This is touchscreen that allows you to pick a spot on a map and see a short time lapse of that spot being worked on over a years’ time. There will be 10 locations.

Approximately 15 still images (per location) will need to be adjusted to enable a morph from image to image to create the time lapse.

3.1 How a Lock Works video projection projection

White composite cross-section scale model of Eisenhower lock with video projection animating lock functions through the stages of ships heading upstream and downstream.

3.2 Captain Your Own Ship Hands-on simulator 43'', 55'',55'' 3 Hands-on, monitors, steering wheel & throttle

A realistic hands-on simulator (hardware, software /console, 3 monitors, wheel and content that provides an experience of navigating a ship into the Eisenhower Lock. Take the wheel of a modern-day ship and experience a 3D realistic handling of moving into the lock. Be careful and steady to not allow the ship to touch the sides!

If you mishandle the ship a buzzard will sound to let you know game over! Simple and intuitive interface for easy learning and operation. Strong architecture, materials, and fabrication will allow for the highest quality of durability as well as both visual and interactive realism.

Eisenhower Lock Visitor Center Interactive Schedule 03.02.22

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ISSUE DATES:

The above Architect, Engineer or Land Surveyor states that to the best of his or her knowledge, information and belief, the plans and specifications are in accordance with applicable requirements of New York State. It is a violation of New York State Law for any person, unless acting under the direct supervision of a Registered Architect, Licensed Professional Engineer or Licensed Land Surveyor to alter this document in any way. If altered, such licensee shall affix his or her seal and the notification "altered by" followed by his or signature, date and a specific description of the alteration.

COPYRIGHT _________

AUBERTINE and CURRIER ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS &

LAND SURVEYORS, PLLC

CHECKED BY:

DRAWN BY:

SCALE:

PROJECT NO:

UBERTINE

URRIER

and

ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS

& LAND SURVEYORS, PLLC

aubertinecurrier.com

Phone: (315)782-2005

522 Bradley Street Watertown, New York 13601

Small Business (WOSB)

NYS WBE/DBE Certified SBA Woman Owned

A1

1/4"=1'-0"

MLA

MLA

0/0/00 0/0/00

0/0/00 0/0/00

Eisenhower Lock Visitor Center Interactive Schedule 03.02.22 cont.

4.0 Opening of the Seaway Monitor 22'' 1 Looping video of archival footage of opening ceremony

4.1 Akwesasne Monitor 22'' 1 Looping video

SECOND FLOOR

5.0 Weather Monitor with dial for forward & backwrd motion 32''

Touchscreen

Time-lapse video of the Eisenhower Lock through a year calendar. Turn the dial clockwise, or counterclockwise, to move through actual footage of weather conditions from January through December.

5.1 AIS Technology Touchscreen monitor 42''

Touchscreen Select a ship in the ap on the large monitor and discover the name of the ship, its origin, where it is, what it’s carrying and how fast it’s going.

5.2 Managing the Seaway HFM Suction pads interactive

mechanical

Suction Interactive. A vacuum pad simulates the suction power of the HFM system.

Silhouetted shapes will be placed on the holes by visitors and will be held there by the power of suction.

5.2 Managing the Seaway HFM monitor 22'' video

This is an existing video that needs some editing. Existing footage is 4 min would like to cut to 2 – 2.5 min.

5.3 navigating the seaway Flipdoor interactive mechanical Two flip books, one green one red of trivia (Questions and Answers) about the language of buoys and their importance in navigation and safety on the Seaway.

5.4 Crane interactive Crane mechanical

Mock model of container ship with blocks of varying weights to load on the ship via a claw mechanism on a gantry encased in glass. With exterior joystick and buttons, choose, grab, lift, maneuver and load the ship. Be careful, unsuccessfully distributed weight will cause the blocks to fall off or the ship to sink! Too much weight on either the port or starboard sides the ship will tilt, and the blocks will fall off. Press button to reset ship.

5.5 Changes in ships 14 Peep holes Each window is backlit

5.6 What do the ships carry Monitor and sliding interactive 15'' electronic/mech.

Move X-ray panel along rail to stop at the bow of each of the four (4) different types of ships to see the interior of each ship what it’s carrying and how they differ:

representing the Domestic fleet, lake vessel transporting dry cargo (self-unloaders).

International fleet. Tankers (petroleum, liquid). Salties/ dry bulk cargoes/ steel, grain. Breakbulk (windmill blades).

5.7 Cargo Knowledge Slider interactive mechanical

Clear tubes from floor to ceiling are false filled with cargo carried on the Seaway (tube within a tube with the material only in gap between the tubes). Slider doors to reveal: Can you guess what each cargo is? Flip books: How much does it weigh? How many tubes it would take to match the weight a typical shipment is?

5.7 Compare and contrast cargo monitor 22" looping slide show

This is a looping slide show of ships, and their cargo, with the key information being a “Data” slide of the tonnage of all the different types of cargos that is kept current each year. Past years could also be included here. 15-20 images with “Data” slide every 5 images. It must be able to be updated by owner.

5.7 Compare and contrast cargo Cargo spill interactive

mechanical

Turn the wheel and observe “cargo” being lifted by conveyer and scoops to the top where it is loaded onto a truck that cannot handle the load; it overflows, and “cargo” falls into rail cars that cannot handle the load; they overflow, and “cargo” falls into ship that handles the load. “Cargo flows out the bottom of the ship back onto conveyer belt to repeat.

5.7 Compare and contrast cargo Product list 22'' 1 Touchscreen Monitor with listing of products that move through Seaway - changeable graphics

7.0 Theater 82''

1 This is a small theater that has a 82” video monitor mounted in a bezel to the wall.

Connected to the bezel will be touchpad that will allow the visitor to select a video to watch. The Seaway currently has 4 videos of varying length that they would like the visitor to have the option to watch. As an option we would like a separate cost to produce a 7-8 minute video on the GLS St. Lawrence Seaway. We would anticipate using 50-70% original footage and 30%-50% B roll or archival. Playback will be by a BrightSign player.

4.2 Before the Seaway Magnifier Rail 1 mechanical

This is a sliding magnifying glass the reveals a closeup of the St. Lawrence Seaway profile from the late 1800s.

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EXHIBIT DESCRIPTION MONITOR SIZE QUANTITY INTERACTIVE Notes

FIRST FLOOR

1.1 & 1.2 What the region produces and consumes Touchscreen monitor 32'' 2 Touchscreen

32” Monitor (hardware, software and content) will enable the user to select, via stylus or finger, from a list of materials carried on the GLS. In the left margin of the screen is a list of materials (each with their own button) each depicting what the region produces. In the right margin of the screen is a list of materials (each with their own button) each depicting what the region consumes. The monitor has a still image of rural landscape that transitions into a city scape. When a material is selected, familiar and relatable uses of that product is highlighted and where it is found in our daily lives, along with correlating facts of tonnage moved on the GLS, consumer dependance and origin.

1.6 Map of the Seaway Monitor 60'' 1

A satellite image of the Great Lakes Region is a mural with an 60” monitor seamlessly integrated into the wall graphic of the Great Lakes Seaway System.

When the monitor is not engaged the screen completes the mural’s landscape image and is almost undetected. Touch the button and the monitor comes alive with a video short depicting the immense size and reach of the GLS.

2.1.1 Captain your own ship Hands-on simulator 43'', 55'',55'' total 3 Hands-on, monitors, steering wheel & throttle

A realistic hands-on simulator (hardware, software /console, 3 monitors, steamship wheel, sensory liquid tiles (wet floor https://sensoryone.com/interactive-floor-wall-panels/) and content that provides an experience of navigating a vessel in the rough conditions on the St. Lawrence before the seaway. Take the wheel of a steam ship and experience a 3D realistic handling of the rapids. Simple and intuitive interface for easy learning and operation. Strong architecture, materials, and fabrication will allow for the highest quality of durability as well as both visual and interactive realism.

2.1 How it all began Monitor 22'' 1

22” monitor looping archival footage and still images depicting the manpower and equipment used during the river development and the lock construction. Cofferdams, cuts, dredging, dozing, hauling, and moving equipment during excavation in riverbed and glacial material, placing yards of concrete, aggregates, cranes, shovels.

2.3 Building the St. Lawrence Seaway Monitor 27'' 1

Construction footage. This is a menu driven video experience to see different types of work building the Seaway. This will be archival clips without sound each approximately 60 sec each. There will be a total of 5 categories:

1. Blasting and moving the land

2. Building the locks

3. Building the dykes and coffer dams

4. Dredging

5. Building the power plants

2.6 Building the St. Lawrence Seaway Monitor 27'' 1

This is touchscreen that allows you to pick a spot on a map and see a short time lapse of that spot being worked on over a years’ time. There will be 10 locations.

Approximately 15 still images (per location) will need to be adjusted to enable a morph from image to image to create the time lapse.

3.1 How a Lock Works video projection projection

White composite cross-section scale model of Eisenhower lock with video projection animating lock functions through the stages of ships heading upstream and downstream.

3.2 Captain Your Own Ship Hands-on simulator 43'', 55'',55'' 3 Hands-on, monitors, steering wheel & throttle

A realistic hands-on simulator (hardware, software /console, 3 monitors, wheel and content that provides an experience of navigating a ship into the Eisenhower Lock. Take the wheel of a modern-day ship and experience a 3D realistic handling of moving into the lock. Be careful and steady to not allow the ship to touch the sides!

If you mishandle the ship a buzzard will sound to let you know game over! Simple and intuitive interface for easy learning and operation. Strong architecture, materials, and fabrication will allow for the highest quality of durability as well as both visual and interactive realism.

Eisenhower Lock Visitor Center Interactive Schedule 03.02.22

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ISSUE DATES:

The above Architect, Engineer or Land Surveyor states that to the best of his or her knowledge, information and belief, the plans and specifications are in accordance with applicable requirements of New York State. It is a violation of New York State Law for any person, unless acting under the direct supervision of a Registered Architect, Licensed Professional Engineer or Licensed Land Surveyor to alter this document in any way. If altered, such licensee shall affix his or her seal and the notification "altered by" followed by his or signature, date and a specific description of the alteration.

COPYRIGHT _________

AUBERTINE and CURRIER ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS &

LAND SURVEYORS, PLLC

CHECKED BY:

DRAWN BY:

SCALE:

PROJECT NO:

UBERTINE

URRIER

and

ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS

& LAND SURVEYORS, PLLC

aubertinecurrier.com

Phone: (315)782-2005

522 Bradley Street Watertown, New York 13601

Small Business (WOSB)

NYS WBE/DBE Certified SBA Woman Owned

A1

1/4"=1'-0"

MLA

MLA

0/0/00 0/0/00

0/0/00 0/0/00

Eisenhower Lock Visitor Center AV Schedule 03.02.22

AV

EXHIBIT DESCRIPTION SIZE QUANTITY MODEL

FIRST FLOOR

1.1 What the region produces Highlights what is produced in a home

Touchscreen monitor 32'' 1 Elo 3203L Interactive display BrightSign Player 1 HD1024 Connection Cables HDMA, USB A-B

1.2 What the region consumes Highlights what is consumed in a home Touchscreen monitor 32'' 1 Elo 3203L Interactive display BrightSign Player 1 HD1024 Connection Cables HDMA, USB A-B

1.6 Map of the Seaway Interactive map/Video projection

Monitor 60'' 1 Samsung 60'' TU7000 LED 4K UHD BrightSign Player 1 HD1024 Connection Cables HDMA, USB A-B Directional speaker 1 SoundTube FP6020-II 20" Stereo Dual-Parabolic SoundDome Speaker, 15W RMS

2.1 How it all Began Construction footage

Monitor 22'' 1 Dell E2221HN BrightSign Player HD1024 Connection Cables HDMA, USB A-B

2.1 Captain your own ship interactive - 1 Ship navigating through rough water, audio/video Ceiling recessed speaker 1 6-1/2" dia speaker Connection Cable 1 3.5mm stereo/audio cable Monitor 55'' 2 Samsung BE55T-H Pro TV 4K TV Monitor 43'' 1 Samsung BE43T-H Pro TV 4K TV BrightSign Player 1 HD1024 Connection Cables HDMA, USB A-B Boat steering wheel 1 18'' dia.

Throttle 1 TBD

2.3 Building the St. Lawrence Seaway Construction footage

Touchscreen monitor 27'' 2 Elo 2794L open frame BrightSign Player 1 HD1024 Connection Cables HDMA, USB A-B

2.6 Building the St. Lawrence Seaway Construction footage

Touchscreen monitor 27'' 2 Elo 2794L open frame BrightSign Player 1 HD1024 Connection Cables HDMA, USB A-B

Eisenhower Lock Visitor Center AV Schedule 03.02.22

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ISSUE DATES:

The above Architect, Engineer or Land Surveyor states that to the best of his or her knowledge, information and belief, the plans and specifications are in accordance with applicable requirements of New York State. It is a violation of New York State Law for any person, unless acting under the direct supervision of a Registered Architect, Licensed Professional Engineer or Licensed Land Surveyor to alter this document in any way. If altered, such licensee shall affix his or her seal and the notification "altered by" followed by his or signature, date and a specific description of the alteration.

COPYRIGHT _________

AUBERTINE and CURRIER ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS &

LAND SURVEYORS, PLLC

CHECKED BY:

DRAWN BY:

SCALE:

PROJECT NO:

UBERTINE

URRIER

and

ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS

& LAND SURVEYORS, PLLC

aubertinecurrier.com

Phone: (315)782-2005

522 Bradley Street Watertown, New York 13601

Small Business (WOSB)

NYS WBE/DBE Certified SBA Woman Owned

A1

1/4"=1'-0"

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MLA

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Eisenhower Lock Visitor Center AV Schedule 03.02.22 cont.

AV

3.1 How a Lock Works Video projection

Video projector TBD TBD BrightSign Player HD1024 Connection Cables HDMA, USB A-B

3.2 Captain your own ship interactive -2 Ship navigating through Eisenhower lock, audio/video Ceiling recessed speaker 1 6-1/2" dia speaker Connection Cable 1 3.5mm stereo/audio cable Monitor 55'' 2 Samsung BE55T-H Pro TV 4K TV Monitor 43'' 1 Samsung BE43T-H Pro TV 4k TV BrightSign Player 1 HD1024 Connection Cable HDMA, USB A-B Boat steering wheel 1 18'' dia.

Throttle 1 TBD

4.0 Opening of the Seaway Video loop of opening day ceremonies Monitor 22'' 1 Dell 22 Monitor E2221HN BrightSign Player 1 HD1024 Connection Cables HDMA, USB A-B

4.1 Akwesasne Video

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5.0 Weather Timelapse of lock through four seasons

Monitor 32'' 1 Elo 3263L HD open frame BrightSign Player 1 HD1024 Connection Cables HDMA, USB A-B Dial 1 Dial for forward & backwrd motion

5.1 Job and Safety AIS technology

Touchscreen monitor 42'' 1 Elo 4363L BrightSign Player HD1024 Connection Cables HDMA, USB A-B

5.2 Managing the Seaway Movie

Monitor 22'' 1 Dell 22 Monitor E2221HN BrightSign Player 1 HD1024 Connection Cables HDMA, USB A-B

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Monitor 22'' 1 Elo 2202L monitor BrightSign Player 1 HD1024 Connection Cables HDMA, USB A-B

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522 Bradley Street Watertown, New York 13601

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NYS WBE/DBE Certified SBA Woman Owned

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