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Umiat Project Station Inventories

2011-06-30T21:24:40Z

137.229.66.77: /* '''Anaktuvuk Culvert (two culverts) Inventory''' 2 June 2011 Ken */

==='''Itkillik Station Inventory''' 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* 2 lifejackets (... I have two in my fieldbook but I suspect that may be an error, it is really just one. You'll know soon...)
* 3 extra PTS (in water)
* 3 pcs 3' screed stakes (no bevel on head)
* 1 pcs 4' screed stake (no bevel on head)
* 1 pcs ~6' rebar
* 1 pcs ~4' rebar
* 1 pcs ~4.5' unistrut half- channel
* 1 pcs Steel cable, loose.
* 2 pcs steel cable, attached to pts

==='''Itkillik Culvert Inventory''' 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* Cataraft straps:
* 6 pcs 6 footer -- frame
* 6 pcs 4 footer -- frame
* 4 pcs 3 footer -- frame
* 2 pcs 2 footer -- spare ore

Accessory straps (plan b plus laptop, range finder, tools, keyboard, gps battery etc.)
* 6 pcs 6 footer
* 3 pcs 4 footer
* 2 pcs 3 footer
* 6 pcs 2 footer
* 3 pcs 1 footer
* 9 hoseclamps used with plan B & streampro for streampro attachment, gps fix over streampro and that sort of thing.

In culvert (some of this was put in the culvert rather than elsewhere where it would be more appropriate because it was wet):
* nrs straps
* 1 flip line & 1' nrs strap
* 2 throw bags
* orange cushion & 1' nrs strap
* cataraft bag
* Cataraft tool line
* 2 duck ponds
* Cataraft spare parts
* Cataraft spare seat
* 1 qt engine oil
* River rescue bag
* 3 nrs life jackets, 1 dry bag for them (green)

In gray hard plastic actionpacker with alaska tent and tarp cover:
* Bunch of oil absorbant cloth
* Tools in crescent plastic box
* 3 pcs 6' nrs straps
* Achilles pump
* 2 buoys
* 1 roll of duct tape
* 1 small throw bag
* Fast pump and attachments
* Slow moving vehicle reflector
* Bungee container
* Nylon 3/8" rope, several pcs
* Couple other bunches of rope (yellow/black shortie and yellow/black/green)
* Tie downs
* 2 tarps
* Some survey flags

Excess / overflow into a second hard plastic actionpacker.

==='''Chandler Water Station (lower) Inventory''' Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* misc. rebar, screed stakes
* sledge hammer

==='''Chandler Culverts (two culverts) Inventory'''Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* misc. rebar, screed stakes

* survival tote:
** Campmor 1st aid kit
** wind-up LED light
** parachute cord
** 2 padlocks
** 'Critter Gitter', 9V battery
** Primus cook pot
** folding camp table
** Krazy glue
** water purification tablets (iodine + acetic acid)
** 4 thermarest pads
** 4 sleeping bags
** Coleman 1-burner stove
** 1 can propane
** blue tarp 11'x15'
** rope-rescue kit in green bag
** spool nylon twine

* 1 orange float
* 10# weight
* Boat motor and gas can/fuel line

* Rubbermaid grey tote:
** fire extinguisher
** blue Scott paper towels
** Crescent wrench/socket kit
** 2 100-ft engineer's tape
** electric cable for boat motor
** horn - can
** retro-reflective triangle
** 7-pitch boat motor prop, new
** 12V electric pump, hose
** 3 rolls duct tape
** 2 packs survey flagging wires
** jar of bungies
** blue tarp 9'x11'
** 2 3/8" steel biner
** 3/8" steel quick link
** 50' 7/16" white nylon 3-strand rope
** round orange or pink float
** long white float
** (the following added on 4jun)
** 100' 3/8" poly rope
** ~100' 3/16" poly cord
** blue tarp
** quart 10W30 Honda engine oil
** red Heet fuel line antifreeze
** 20' 1/2" steel cable
** Honda motor fuel line
** 2 flip lines for zodiac
** 1 throwbag
** 1 orange seat cushion
** 1 10 pitch prop (used)

* 5# dumbbell weight
* 8# dumbbell weight
* Acchilles Raft and paddles, 2 canoe paddles, 2 black boat bags
* 1 35 a-hr 12V battery
* sediment bottles

==='''Anaktuvuk Culvert (two culverts) Inventory''' 2 June 2011 Ken ===

* achilles boat
* 2 oars
* 2 paddles
* boat cushion
* boat hook
* small flip rope
* boat bag -- 2 flip ropes, 2 throw ropes, ladder
* boat bag -- pump, 1 flip rope
* 3 8# diving weights
* 100' truck rope
* 1 35 a-h 12V battery

* tote #1:
** fire extinguisher
** electric boat pump
** 2 boat motor fuel lines
** 1 alert horn can
** ~30 2' flagging wires
** boat foot pump
** natural sponge
** sythetic sponge
** 3 packs flares, 4 each
** 2 1-liter sample bottles
** alu. mounting plate for Rio Grande, with 1-1/2" flange
** 1 steel nurail 1-1/2" tee
** electric cable for 15hp Honda motor
** 1 roll orange flagging
** bag new & used spark plugs
** 1 black pelican Honda motor kit
** 1 green rope-rescue kit
** 1 small Crescent wrench kit
** 60' yellow floating rope, ~5/8"
** 3 tarps
** bin misc hardware -- hose clamps, cable

* tote #2:
** 3 thermarest pads
** parachute cord, 100'
** 2 1# propane cans
** 1 stove burner
** primus cook pots kit
** Campmor 1st aid kid
** wind-up flashlight + cell phone charger
** large dry bag (green) with 4 Mountain Hardware sleeping bags

* 1 15hp Honda boat motor
* 6 "polyform" plastic floats, 5 orange, 1 pink
* 30# boat anchor
* 12# sledge
* sand shovel, spade/pointed, ~4' long
* 18" long 1-1/2" alu sched 80 pipe
* rio grande frame

==='''Toolik Inventory - General Umiat Equipment''' Last Update 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* 15 horse
* 2 engine red cords with engine
* 15 horse kit
* Small gas tank
* Gas line
* 1 qt engine oil
* Maybe 6 ten pound weights
* Fire pump
* Pressure transducer (15psi)

==='''Umiat General Inventory''' Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* 3 barrels of jet A fuel in BLM fuel caceh
* 1 barrel of unleaded fuel

Umiat Project Station Inventories

2011-06-30T21:24:12Z

137.229.66.77: /* '''Chandler Culverts (two culverts) Inventory'''Last Update 6/27/11 EKY */

==='''Itkillik Station Inventory''' 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* 2 lifejackets (... I have two in my fieldbook but I suspect that may be an error, it is really just one. You'll know soon...)
* 3 extra PTS (in water)
* 3 pcs 3' screed stakes (no bevel on head)
* 1 pcs 4' screed stake (no bevel on head)
* 1 pcs ~6' rebar
* 1 pcs ~4' rebar
* 1 pcs ~4.5' unistrut half- channel
* 1 pcs Steel cable, loose.
* 2 pcs steel cable, attached to pts

==='''Itkillik Culvert Inventory''' 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* Cataraft straps:
* 6 pcs 6 footer -- frame
* 6 pcs 4 footer -- frame
* 4 pcs 3 footer -- frame
* 2 pcs 2 footer -- spare ore

Accessory straps (plan b plus laptop, range finder, tools, keyboard, gps battery etc.)
* 6 pcs 6 footer
* 3 pcs 4 footer
* 2 pcs 3 footer
* 6 pcs 2 footer
* 3 pcs 1 footer
* 9 hoseclamps used with plan B & streampro for streampro attachment, gps fix over streampro and that sort of thing.

In culvert (some of this was put in the culvert rather than elsewhere where it would be more appropriate because it was wet):
* nrs straps
* 1 flip line & 1' nrs strap
* 2 throw bags
* orange cushion & 1' nrs strap
* cataraft bag
* Cataraft tool line
* 2 duck ponds
* Cataraft spare parts
* Cataraft spare seat
* 1 qt engine oil
* River rescue bag
* 3 nrs life jackets, 1 dry bag for them (green)

In gray hard plastic actionpacker with alaska tent and tarp cover:
* Bunch of oil absorbant cloth
* Tools in crescent plastic box
* 3 pcs 6' nrs straps
* Achilles pump
* 2 buoys
* 1 roll of duct tape
* 1 small throw bag
* Fast pump and attachments
* Slow moving vehicle reflector
* Bungee container
* Nylon 3/8" rope, several pcs
* Couple other bunches of rope (yellow/black shortie and yellow/black/green)
* Tie downs
* 2 tarps
* Some survey flags

Excess / overflow into a second hard plastic actionpacker.

==='''Chandler Water Station (lower) Inventory''' Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* misc. rebar, screed stakes
* sledge hammer

==='''Chandler Culverts (two culverts) Inventory'''Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* misc. rebar, screed stakes

* survival tote:
** Campmor 1st aid kit
** wind-up LED light
** parachute cord
** 2 padlocks
** 'Critter Gitter', 9V battery
** Primus cook pot
** folding camp table
** Krazy glue
** water purification tablets (iodine + acetic acid)
** 4 thermarest pads
** 4 sleeping bags
** Coleman 1-burner stove
** 1 can propane
** blue tarp 11'x15'
** rope-rescue kit in green bag
** spool nylon twine

* 1 orange float
* 10# weight
* Boat motor and gas can/fuel line

* Rubbermaid grey tote:
** fire extinguisher
** blue Scott paper towels
** Crescent wrench/socket kit
** 2 100-ft engineer's tape
** electric cable for boat motor
** horn - can
** retro-reflective triangle
** 7-pitch boat motor prop, new
** 12V electric pump, hose
** 3 rolls duct tape
** 2 packs survey flagging wires
** jar of bungies
** blue tarp 9'x11'
** 2 3/8" steel biner
** 3/8" steel quick link
** 50' 7/16" white nylon 3-strand rope
** round orange or pink float
** long white float
** (the following added on 4jun)
** 100' 3/8" poly rope
** ~100' 3/16" poly cord
** blue tarp
** quart 10W30 Honda engine oil
** red Heet fuel line antifreeze
** 20' 1/2" steel cable
** Honda motor fuel line
** 2 flip lines for zodiac
** 1 throwbag
** 1 orange seat cushion
** 1 10 pitch prop (used)

* 5# dumbbell weight
* 8# dumbbell weight
* Acchilles Raft and paddles, 2 canoe paddles, 2 black boat bags
* 1 35 a-hr 12V battery
* sediment bottles

==='''Anaktuvuk Culvert (two culverts) Inventory''' 2 June 2011 Ken ===

* achilles boat
* 2 oars
* 2 paddles
* boat cushion
* boat hook
* small flip rope
* boat bag -- 2 flip ropes, 2 throw ropes, ladder
* boat bag -- pump, 1 flip rope
* 3 8# diving weights
* 100' truck rope

* tote #1:
** fire extinguisher
** electric boat pump
** 2 boat motor fuel lines
** 1 alert horn can
** ~30 2' flagging wires
** boat foot pump
** natural sponge
** sythetic sponge
** 3 packs flares, 4 each
** 2 1-liter sample bottles
** alu. mounting plate for Rio Grande, with 1-1/2" flange
** 1 steel nurail 1-1/2" tee
** electric cable for 15hp Honda motor
** 1 roll orange flagging
** bag new & used spark plugs
** 1 black pelican Honda motor kit
** 1 green rope-rescue kit
** 1 small Crescent wrench kit
** 60' yellow floating rope, ~5/8"
** 3 tarps
** bin misc hardware -- hose clamps, cable

* tote #2:
** 3 thermarest pads
** parachute cord, 100'
** 2 1# propane cans
** 1 stove burner
** primus cook pots kit
** Campmor 1st aid kid
** wind-up flashlight + cell phone charger
** large dry bag (green) with 4 Mountain Hardware sleeping bags

* 1 15hp Honda boat motor
* 6 "polyform" plastic floats, 5 orange, 1 pink
* 30# boat anchor
* 12# sledge
* sand shovel, spade/pointed, ~4' long
* 18" long 1-1/2" alu sched 80 pipe
* rio grande frame

==='''Toolik Inventory - General Umiat Equipment''' Last Update 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* 15 horse
* 2 engine red cords with engine
* 15 horse kit
* Small gas tank
* Gas line
* 1 qt engine oil
* Maybe 6 ten pound weights
* Fire pump
* Pressure transducer (15psi)

==='''Umiat General Inventory''' Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* 3 barrels of jet A fuel in BLM fuel caceh
* 1 barrel of unleaded fuel

Umiat Project Station Inventories

2011-06-30T21:22:23Z

137.229.66.77:

==='''Itkillik Station Inventory''' 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* 2 lifejackets (... I have two in my fieldbook but I suspect that may be an error, it is really just one. You'll know soon...)
* 3 extra PTS (in water)
* 3 pcs 3' screed stakes (no bevel on head)
* 1 pcs 4' screed stake (no bevel on head)
* 1 pcs ~6' rebar
* 1 pcs ~4' rebar
* 1 pcs ~4.5' unistrut half- channel
* 1 pcs Steel cable, loose.
* 2 pcs steel cable, attached to pts

==='''Itkillik Culvert Inventory''' 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* Cataraft straps:
* 6 pcs 6 footer -- frame
* 6 pcs 4 footer -- frame
* 4 pcs 3 footer -- frame
* 2 pcs 2 footer -- spare ore

Accessory straps (plan b plus laptop, range finder, tools, keyboard, gps battery etc.)
* 6 pcs 6 footer
* 3 pcs 4 footer
* 2 pcs 3 footer
* 6 pcs 2 footer
* 3 pcs 1 footer
* 9 hoseclamps used with plan B & streampro for streampro attachment, gps fix over streampro and that sort of thing.

In culvert (some of this was put in the culvert rather than elsewhere where it would be more appropriate because it was wet):
* nrs straps
* 1 flip line & 1' nrs strap
* 2 throw bags
* orange cushion & 1' nrs strap
* cataraft bag
* Cataraft tool line
* 2 duck ponds
* Cataraft spare parts
* Cataraft spare seat
* 1 qt engine oil
* River rescue bag
* 3 nrs life jackets, 1 dry bag for them (green)

In gray hard plastic actionpacker with alaska tent and tarp cover:
* Bunch of oil absorbant cloth
* Tools in crescent plastic box
* 3 pcs 6' nrs straps
* Achilles pump
* 2 buoys
* 1 roll of duct tape
* 1 small throw bag
* Fast pump and attachments
* Slow moving vehicle reflector
* Bungee container
* Nylon 3/8" rope, several pcs
* Couple other bunches of rope (yellow/black shortie and yellow/black/green)
* Tie downs
* 2 tarps
* Some survey flags

Excess / overflow into a second hard plastic actionpacker.

==='''Chandler Water Station (lower) Inventory''' Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* misc. rebar, screed stakes
* sledge hammer

==='''Chandler Culverts (two culverts) Inventory'''Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* misc. rebar, screed stakes

* survival tote:
** Campmor 1st aid kit
** wind-up LED light
** parachute cord
** 2 padlocks
** 'Critter Gitter', 9V battery
** Primus cook pot
** folding camp table
** Krazy glue
** water purification tablets (iodine + acetic acid)
** 4 thermarest pads
** 4 sleeping bags
** Coleman 1-burner stove
** 1 can propane
** blue tarp 11'x15'
** rope-rescue kit in green bag
** spool nylon twine

* 1 orange float
* 10# weight
* Boat motor and gas can/fuel line

* Rubbermaid grey tote:
** fire extinguisher
** blue Scott paper towels
** Crescent wrench/socket kit
** 2 100-ft engineer's tape
** electric cable for boat motor
** horn - can
** retro-reflective triangle
** 7-pitch boat motor prop, new
** 12V electric pump, hose
** 3 rolls duct tape
** 2 packs survey flagging wires
** jar of bungies
** blue tarp 9'x11'
** 2 3/8" steel biner
** 3/8" steel quick link
** 50' 7/16" white nylon 3-strand rope
** round orange or pink float
** long white float
** (the following added on 4jun)
** 100' 3/8" poly rope
** ~100' 3/16" poly cord
** blue tarp
** quart 10W30 Honda engine oil
** red Heet fuel line antifreeze
** 20' 1/2" steel cable
** Honda motor fuel line
** 2 flip lines for zodiac
** 1 throwbag
** 1 orange seat cushion
** 1 10 pitch prop (used)

* 5# dumbbell weight
* 8# dumbbell weight
* Acchilles Raft and paddles, 2 canoe paddles
* 1 35 a-hr 12V battery
* sediment bottles

==='''Anaktuvuk Culvert (two culverts) Inventory''' 2 June 2011 Ken ===

* achilles boat
* 2 oars
* 2 paddles
* boat cushion
* boat hook
* small flip rope
* boat bag -- 2 flip ropes, 2 throw ropes, ladder
* boat bag -- pump, 1 flip rope
* 3 8# diving weights
* 100' truck rope

* tote #1:
** fire extinguisher
** electric boat pump
** 2 boat motor fuel lines
** 1 alert horn can
** ~30 2' flagging wires
** boat foot pump
** natural sponge
** sythetic sponge
** 3 packs flares, 4 each
** 2 1-liter sample bottles
** alu. mounting plate for Rio Grande, with 1-1/2" flange
** 1 steel nurail 1-1/2" tee
** electric cable for 15hp Honda motor
** 1 roll orange flagging
** bag new & used spark plugs
** 1 black pelican Honda motor kit
** 1 green rope-rescue kit
** 1 small Crescent wrench kit
** 60' yellow floating rope, ~5/8"
** 3 tarps
** bin misc hardware -- hose clamps, cable

* tote #2:
** 3 thermarest pads
** parachute cord, 100'
** 2 1# propane cans
** 1 stove burner
** primus cook pots kit
** Campmor 1st aid kid
** wind-up flashlight + cell phone charger
** large dry bag (green) with 4 Mountain Hardware sleeping bags

* 1 15hp Honda boat motor
* 6 "polyform" plastic floats, 5 orange, 1 pink
* 30# boat anchor
* 12# sledge
* sand shovel, spade/pointed, ~4' long
* 18" long 1-1/2" alu sched 80 pipe
* rio grande frame

==='''Toolik Inventory - General Umiat Equipment''' Last Update 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* 15 horse
* 2 engine red cords with engine
* 15 horse kit
* Small gas tank
* Gas line
* 1 qt engine oil
* Maybe 6 ten pound weights
* Fire pump
* Pressure transducer (15psi)

==='''Umiat General Inventory''' Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* 3 barrels of jet A fuel in BLM fuel caceh
* 1 barrel of unleaded fuel

Umiat Project Station Inventories

2011-06-30T21:21:04Z

137.229.66.77:

==='''Itkillik Station Inventory''' 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* 2 lifejackets (... I have two in my fieldbook but I suspect that may be an error, it is really just one. You'll know soon...)
* 3 extra PTS (in water)
* 3 pcs 3' screed stakes (no bevel on head)
* 1 pcs 4' screed stake (no bevel on head)
* 1 pcs ~6' rebar
* 1 pcs ~4' rebar
* 1 pcs ~4.5' unistrut half- channel
* 1 pcs Steel cable, loose.
* 2 pcs steel cable, attached to pts

==='''Itkillik Culvert Inventory''' 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* Cataraft straps:
* 6 pcs 6 footer -- frame
* 6 pcs 4 footer -- frame
* 4 pcs 3 footer -- frame
* 2 pcs 2 footer -- spare ore

Accessory straps (plan b plus laptop, range finder, tools, keyboard, gps battery etc.)
* 6 pcs 6 footer
* 3 pcs 4 footer
* 2 pcs 3 footer
* 6 pcs 2 footer
* 3 pcs 1 footer
* 9 hoseclamps used with plan B & streampro for streampro attachment, gps fix over streampro and that sort of thing.

In culvert (some of this was put in the culvert rather than elsewhere where it would be more appropriate because it was wet):
* nrs straps
* 1 flip line & 1' nrs strap
* 2 throw bags
* orange cushion & 1' nrs strap
* cataraft bag
* Cataraft tool line
* 2 duck ponds
* Cataraft spare parts
* Cataraft spare seat
* 1 qt engine oil
* River rescue bag
* 3 nrs life jackets, 1 dry bag for them (green)

In gray hard plastic actionpacker with alaska tent and tarp cover:
* Bunch of oil absorbant cloth
* Tools in crescent plastic box
* 3 pcs 6' nrs straps
* Achilles pump
* 2 buoys
* 1 roll of duct tape
* 1 small throw bag
* Fast pump and attachments
* Slow moving vehicle reflector
* Bungee container
* Nylon 3/8" rope, several pcs
* Couple other bunches of rope (yellow/black shortie and yellow/black/green)
* Tie downs
* 2 tarps
* Some survey flags

Excess / overflow into a second hard plastic actionpacker.

==='''Chandler Water Station (lower) Inventory''' Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* misc. rebar, screed stakes
* sledge hammer

==='''Chandler Culverts (two culverts) Inventory'''Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* misc. rebar, screed stakes

* survival tote:
** Campmor 1st aid kit
** wind-up LED light
** parachute cord
** 2 padlocks
** 'Critter Gitter', 9V battery
** Primus cook pot
** folding camp table
** Krazy glue
** water purification tablets (iodine + acetic acid)
** 4 thermarest pads
** 4 sleeping bags
** Coleman 1-burner stove
** 1 can propane
** blue tarp 11'x15'
** rope-rescue kit in green bag
** spool nylon twine

* 1 orange float
* 10# weight
* Boat motor and gas can/fuel line

* Rubbermaid grey tote:
** fire extinguisher
** blue Scott paper towels
** Crescent wrench/socket kit
** 2 100-ft engineer's tape
** electric cable for boat motor
** horn - can
** retro-reflective triangle
** 7-pitch boat motor prop, new
** 12V electric pump, hose
** 3 rolls duct tape
** 2 packs survey flagging wires
** jar of bungies
** blue tarp 9'x11'
** 2 3/8" steel biner
** 3/8" steel quick link
** 50' 7/16" white nylon 3-strand rope
** round orange or pink float
** long white float
** (the following added on 4jun)
** 100' 3/8" poly rope
** ~100' 3/16" poly cord
** blue tarp
** quart 10W30 Honda engine oil
** red Heet fuel line antifreeze
** 20' 1/2" steel cable
** Honda motor fuel line
** 2 flip lines for zodiac
** 1 throwbag
** 1 orange seat cushion
** 1 10 pitch prop (used)

* 5# dumbbell weight
* 8# dumbbell weight
* Acchilles Raft and paddles, 2 canoe paddles
* 1 35 a-hr 12V battery
* sediment bottles

==='''Anaktuvuk Long Culvert Inventory''' 2 June 2011 Ken ===

* achilles boat
* 2 oars

* 2 paddles
* boat cushion
* boat hook
* small flip rope
* boat bag -- 2 flip ropes, 2 throw ropes, ladder
* boat bag -- pump, 1 flip rope
* 3 8# diving weights
* 100' truck rope

* tote #1:
** fire extinguisher
** electric boat pump
** 2 boat motor fuel lines
** 1 alert horn can
** ~30 2' flagging wires
** boat foot pump
** natural sponge
** sythetic sponge
** 3 packs flares, 4 each
** 2 1-liter sample bottles
** alu. mounting plate for Rio Grande, with 1-1/2" flange
** 1 steel nurail 1-1/2" tee
** electric cable for 15hp Honda motor
** 1 roll orange flagging
** bag new & used spark plugs
** 1 black pelican Honda motor kit
** 1 green rope-rescue kit
** 1 small Crescent wrench kit
** 60' yellow floating rope, ~5/8"
** 3 tarps
** bin misc hardware -- hose clamps, cable

* tote #2:
** 3 thermarest pads
** parachute cord, 100'
** 2 1# propane cans
** 1 stove burner
** primus cook pots kit
** Campmor 1st aid kid
** wind-up flashlight + cell phone charger
** large dry bag (green) with 4 Mountain Hardware sleeping bags

==='''Anaktuvuk small Culvert Inventory''' 2 June 2011 Ken ===

* 1 15hp Honda boat motor
* 6 "polyform" plastic floats, 5 orange, 1 pink
* 30# boat anchor
* 12# sledge
* sand shovel, spade/pointed, ~4' long
* 18" long 1-1/2" alu sched 80 pipe
* rio grande frame

==='''Toolik Inventory - General Umiat Equipment''' Last Update 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* 15 horse
* 2 engine red cords with engine
* 15 horse kit
* Small gas tank
* Gas line
* 1 qt engine oil
* Maybe 6 ten pound weights
* Fire pump
* Pressure transducer (15psi)

==='''Umiat General Inventory''' Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* 3 barrels of jet A fuel in BLM fuel caceh
* 1 barrel of unleaded fuel

Umiat Project Station Inventories

2011-06-30T21:19:27Z

137.229.66.77: /* '''Chandler west culvert Inventory''' 3 June 2011 ken */

==='''Itkillik Station Inventory''' 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* 2 lifejackets (... I have two in my fieldbook but I suspect that may be an error, it is really just one. You'll know soon...)
* 3 extra PTS (in water)
* 3 pcs 3' screed stakes (no bevel on head)
* 1 pcs 4' screed stake (no bevel on head)
* 1 pcs ~6' rebar
* 1 pcs ~4' rebar
* 1 pcs ~4.5' unistrut half- channel
* 1 pcs Steel cable, loose.
* 2 pcs steel cable, attached to pts

==='''Itkillik Culvert Inventory''' 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* Cataraft straps:
* 6 pcs 6 footer -- frame
* 6 pcs 4 footer -- frame
* 4 pcs 3 footer -- frame
* 2 pcs 2 footer -- spare ore

Accessory straps (plan b plus laptop, range finder, tools, keyboard, gps battery etc.)
* 6 pcs 6 footer
* 3 pcs 4 footer
* 2 pcs 3 footer
* 6 pcs 2 footer
* 3 pcs 1 footer
* 9 hoseclamps used with plan B & streampro for streampro attachment, gps fix over streampro and that sort of thing.

In culvert (some of this was put in the culvert rather than elsewhere where it would be more appropriate because it was wet):
* nrs straps
* 1 flip line & 1' nrs strap
* 2 throw bags
* orange cushion & 1' nrs strap
* cataraft bag
* Cataraft tool line
* 2 duck ponds
* Cataraft spare parts
* Cataraft spare seat
* 1 qt engine oil
* River rescue bag
* 3 nrs life jackets, 1 dry bag for them (green)

In gray hard plastic actionpacker with alaska tent and tarp cover:
* Bunch of oil absorbant cloth
* Tools in crescent plastic box
* 3 pcs 6' nrs straps
* Achilles pump
* 2 buoys
* 1 roll of duct tape
* 1 small throw bag
* Fast pump and attachments
* Slow moving vehicle reflector
* Bungee container
* Nylon 3/8" rope, several pcs
* Couple other bunches of rope (yellow/black shortie and yellow/black/green)
* Tie downs
* 2 tarps
* Some survey flags

Excess / overflow into a second hard plastic actionpacker.

==='''Chandler Water Station (lower) Inventory''' Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* misc. rebar, screed stakes
* sledge hammer

==='''Chandler Culvert Inventory'''Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* misc. rebar, screed stakes

==='''Chandler East culvert Inventory''' 3 June 2011 ken ===

* survival tote:
** Campmor 1st aid kit
** wind-up LED light
** parachute cord
** 2 padlocks
** 'Critter Gitter', 9V battery
** Primus cook pot
** folding camp table
** Krazy glue
** water purification tablets (iodine + acetic acid)
** 4 thermarest pads
** 4 sleeping bags
** Coleman 1-burner stove
** 1 can propane
** blue tarp 11'x15'
** rope-rescue kit in green bag
** spool nylon twine

* 1 orange float
* 10# weight
* Boat motor and gas can/fuel line

==='''Chandler west culvert Inventory''' 3 June 2011 ken ===
also added to on 4jun2011

* Rubbermaid grey tote:
** fire extinguisher
** blue Scott paper towels
** Crescent wrench/socket kit
** 2 100-ft engineer's tape
** electric cable for boat motor
** horn - can
** retro-reflective triangle
** 7-pitch boat motor prop, new
** 12V electric pump, hose
** 3 rolls duct tape
** 2 packs survey flagging wires
** jar of bungies
** blue tarp 9'x11'
** 2 3/8" steel biner
** 3/8" steel quick link
** 50' 7/16" white nylon 3-strand rope
** round orange or pink float
** long white float
** (the following added on 4jun)
** 100' 3/8" poly rope
** ~100' 3/16" poly cord
** blue tarp
** quart 10W30 Honda engine oil
** red Heet fuel line antifreeze
** 20' 1/2" steel cable
** Honda motor fuel line
** 2 flip lines for zodiac
** 1 throwbag
** 1 orange seat cushion
** 1 10 pitch prop (used)

* 5# dumbbell weight
* 8# dumbbell weight
* Zodiac
* 1 35 a-hr 12V battery

==='''Anaktuvuk Long Culvert Inventory''' 2 June 2011 Ken ===

* achilles boat
* 2 oars

* 2 paddles
* boat cushion
* boat hook
* small flip rope
* boat bag -- 2 flip ropes, 2 throw ropes, ladder
* boat bag -- pump, 1 flip rope
* 3 8# diving weights
* 100' truck rope

* tote #1:
** fire extinguisher
** electric boat pump
** 2 boat motor fuel lines
** 1 alert horn can
** ~30 2' flagging wires
** boat foot pump
** natural sponge
** sythetic sponge
** 3 packs flares, 4 each
** 2 1-liter sample bottles
** alu. mounting plate for Rio Grande, with 1-1/2" flange
** 1 steel nurail 1-1/2" tee
** electric cable for 15hp Honda motor
** 1 roll orange flagging
** bag new & used spark plugs
** 1 black pelican Honda motor kit
** 1 green rope-rescue kit
** 1 small Crescent wrench kit
** 60' yellow floating rope, ~5/8"
** 3 tarps
** bin misc hardware -- hose clamps, cable

* tote #2:
** 3 thermarest pads
** parachute cord, 100'
** 2 1# propane cans
** 1 stove burner
** primus cook pots kit
** Campmor 1st aid kid
** wind-up flashlight + cell phone charger
** large dry bag (green) with 4 Mountain Hardware sleeping bags

==='''Anaktuvuk small Culvert Inventory''' 2 June 2011 Ken ===

* 1 15hp Honda boat motor
* 6 "polyform" plastic floats, 5 orange, 1 pink
* 30# boat anchor
* 12# sledge
* sand shovel, spade/pointed, ~4' long
* 18" long 1-1/2" alu sched 80 pipe
* rio grande frame

==='''Toolik Inventory - General Umiat Equipment''' Last Update 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* 15 horse
* 2 engine red cords with engine
* 15 horse kit
* Small gas tank
* Gas line
* 1 qt engine oil
* Maybe 6 ten pound weights
* Fire pump
* Pressure transducer (15psi)

==='''Umiat General Inventory''' Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* 3 barrels of jet A fuel in BLM fuel caceh
* 1 barrel of unleaded fuel

Umiat Project Station Inventories

2011-06-30T21:18:54Z

137.229.66.77: /* '''Chandler west culvert Inventory''' 3 June 2011 ken */

==='''Itkillik Station Inventory''' 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* 2 lifejackets (... I have two in my fieldbook but I suspect that may be an error, it is really just one. You'll know soon...)
* 3 extra PTS (in water)
* 3 pcs 3' screed stakes (no bevel on head)
* 1 pcs 4' screed stake (no bevel on head)
* 1 pcs ~6' rebar
* 1 pcs ~4' rebar
* 1 pcs ~4.5' unistrut half- channel
* 1 pcs Steel cable, loose.
* 2 pcs steel cable, attached to pts

==='''Itkillik Culvert Inventory''' 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* Cataraft straps:
* 6 pcs 6 footer -- frame
* 6 pcs 4 footer -- frame
* 4 pcs 3 footer -- frame
* 2 pcs 2 footer -- spare ore

Accessory straps (plan b plus laptop, range finder, tools, keyboard, gps battery etc.)
* 6 pcs 6 footer
* 3 pcs 4 footer
* 2 pcs 3 footer
* 6 pcs 2 footer
* 3 pcs 1 footer
* 9 hoseclamps used with plan B & streampro for streampro attachment, gps fix over streampro and that sort of thing.

In culvert (some of this was put in the culvert rather than elsewhere where it would be more appropriate because it was wet):
* nrs straps
* 1 flip line & 1' nrs strap
* 2 throw bags
* orange cushion & 1' nrs strap
* cataraft bag
* Cataraft tool line
* 2 duck ponds
* Cataraft spare parts
* Cataraft spare seat
* 1 qt engine oil
* River rescue bag
* 3 nrs life jackets, 1 dry bag for them (green)

In gray hard plastic actionpacker with alaska tent and tarp cover:
* Bunch of oil absorbant cloth
* Tools in crescent plastic box
* 3 pcs 6' nrs straps
* Achilles pump
* 2 buoys
* 1 roll of duct tape
* 1 small throw bag
* Fast pump and attachments
* Slow moving vehicle reflector
* Bungee container
* Nylon 3/8" rope, several pcs
* Couple other bunches of rope (yellow/black shortie and yellow/black/green)
* Tie downs
* 2 tarps
* Some survey flags

Excess / overflow into a second hard plastic actionpacker.

==='''Chandler Water Station (lower) Inventory''' Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* misc. rebar, screed stakes
* sledge hammer

==='''Chandler Culvert Inventory'''Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* misc. rebar, screed stakes

==='''Chandler East culvert Inventory''' 3 June 2011 ken ===

* survival tote:
** Campmor 1st aid kit
** wind-up LED light
** parachute cord
** 2 padlocks
** 'Critter Gitter', 9V battery
** Primus cook pot
** folding camp table
** Krazy glue
** water purification tablets (iodine + acetic acid)
** 4 thermarest pads
** 4 sleeping bags
** Coleman 1-burner stove
** 1 can propane
** blue tarp 11'x15'
** rope-rescue kit in green bag
** spool nylon twine

* 1 orange float
* 10# weight
* Boat motor and gas can/fuel line

==='''Chandler west culvert Inventory''' 3 June 2011 ken ===
also added to on 4jun2011

* Rubbermaid grey tote:
** fire extinguisher
** blue Scott paper towels
** Crescent wrench/socket kit
** 2 100-ft engineer's tape
** electric cable for boat motor
** horn - can
** retro-reflective triangle
** 7-pitch boat motor prop, new
** 12V electric pump, hose
** 3 rolls duct tape
** 2 packs survey flagging wires
** jar of bungies
** blue tarp 9'x11'
** 2 3/8" steel biner
** 3/8" steel quick link
** 50' 7/16" white nylon 3-strand rope
** round orange or pink float
** long white float
** (the following added on 4jun)
** 100' 3/8" poly rope
** ~100' 3/16" poly cord
** blue tarp
** quart 10W30 Honda engine oil
** red Heet fuel line antifreeze
** 20' 1/2" steel cable
** Honda motor fuel line
** 2 flip lines for zodiac
** 1 throwbag
** 1 orange seat cushion
** 1 10 pitch prop (used)

* 5# dumbbell weight
* 8# dumbbell weight
* Zodiac

==='''Anaktuvuk Long Culvert Inventory''' 2 June 2011 Ken ===

* achilles boat
* 2 oars

* 2 paddles
* boat cushion
* boat hook
* small flip rope
* boat bag -- 2 flip ropes, 2 throw ropes, ladder
* boat bag -- pump, 1 flip rope
* 3 8# diving weights
* 100' truck rope

* tote #1:
** fire extinguisher
** electric boat pump
** 2 boat motor fuel lines
** 1 alert horn can
** ~30 2' flagging wires
** boat foot pump
** natural sponge
** sythetic sponge
** 3 packs flares, 4 each
** 2 1-liter sample bottles
** alu. mounting plate for Rio Grande, with 1-1/2" flange
** 1 steel nurail 1-1/2" tee
** electric cable for 15hp Honda motor
** 1 roll orange flagging
** bag new & used spark plugs
** 1 black pelican Honda motor kit
** 1 green rope-rescue kit
** 1 small Crescent wrench kit
** 60' yellow floating rope, ~5/8"
** 3 tarps
** bin misc hardware -- hose clamps, cable

* tote #2:
** 3 thermarest pads
** parachute cord, 100'
** 2 1# propane cans
** 1 stove burner
** primus cook pots kit
** Campmor 1st aid kid
** wind-up flashlight + cell phone charger
** large dry bag (green) with 4 Mountain Hardware sleeping bags

==='''Anaktuvuk small Culvert Inventory''' 2 June 2011 Ken ===

* 1 15hp Honda boat motor
* 6 "polyform" plastic floats, 5 orange, 1 pink
* 30# boat anchor
* 12# sledge
* sand shovel, spade/pointed, ~4' long
* 18" long 1-1/2" alu sched 80 pipe
* rio grande frame

==='''Toolik Inventory - General Umiat Equipment''' Last Update 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* 15 horse
* 2 engine red cords with engine
* 15 horse kit
* Small gas tank
* Gas line
* 1 qt engine oil
* Maybe 6 ten pound weights
* Fire pump
* Pressure transducer (15psi)

==='''Umiat General Inventory''' Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* 3 barrels of jet A fuel in BLM fuel caceh
* 1 barrel of unleaded fuel

Umiat Project Station Inventories

2011-06-30T21:17:29Z

137.229.66.77: /* '''Chandler west culvert Inventory''' 3 June 2011 ken */

==='''Itkillik Station Inventory''' 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* 2 lifejackets (... I have two in my fieldbook but I suspect that may be an error, it is really just one. You'll know soon...)
* 3 extra PTS (in water)
* 3 pcs 3' screed stakes (no bevel on head)
* 1 pcs 4' screed stake (no bevel on head)
* 1 pcs ~6' rebar
* 1 pcs ~4' rebar
* 1 pcs ~4.5' unistrut half- channel
* 1 pcs Steel cable, loose.
* 2 pcs steel cable, attached to pts

==='''Itkillik Culvert Inventory''' 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* Cataraft straps:
* 6 pcs 6 footer -- frame
* 6 pcs 4 footer -- frame
* 4 pcs 3 footer -- frame
* 2 pcs 2 footer -- spare ore

Accessory straps (plan b plus laptop, range finder, tools, keyboard, gps battery etc.)
* 6 pcs 6 footer
* 3 pcs 4 footer
* 2 pcs 3 footer
* 6 pcs 2 footer
* 3 pcs 1 footer
* 9 hoseclamps used with plan B & streampro for streampro attachment, gps fix over streampro and that sort of thing.

In culvert (some of this was put in the culvert rather than elsewhere where it would be more appropriate because it was wet):
* nrs straps
* 1 flip line & 1' nrs strap
* 2 throw bags
* orange cushion & 1' nrs strap
* cataraft bag
* Cataraft tool line
* 2 duck ponds
* Cataraft spare parts
* Cataraft spare seat
* 1 qt engine oil
* River rescue bag
* 3 nrs life jackets, 1 dry bag for them (green)

In gray hard plastic actionpacker with alaska tent and tarp cover:
* Bunch of oil absorbant cloth
* Tools in crescent plastic box
* 3 pcs 6' nrs straps
* Achilles pump
* 2 buoys
* 1 roll of duct tape
* 1 small throw bag
* Fast pump and attachments
* Slow moving vehicle reflector
* Bungee container
* Nylon 3/8" rope, several pcs
* Couple other bunches of rope (yellow/black shortie and yellow/black/green)
* Tie downs
* 2 tarps
* Some survey flags

Excess / overflow into a second hard plastic actionpacker.

==='''Chandler Water Station (lower) Inventory''' Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* misc. rebar, screed stakes
* sledge hammer

==='''Chandler Culvert Inventory'''Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* misc. rebar, screed stakes

==='''Chandler East culvert Inventory''' 3 June 2011 ken ===

* survival tote:
** Campmor 1st aid kit
** wind-up LED light
** parachute cord
** 2 padlocks
** 'Critter Gitter', 9V battery
** Primus cook pot
** folding camp table
** Krazy glue
** water purification tablets (iodine + acetic acid)
** 4 thermarest pads
** 4 sleeping bags
** Coleman 1-burner stove
** 1 can propane
** blue tarp 11'x15'
** rope-rescue kit in green bag
** spool nylon twine

* 1 orange float
* 10# weight
* Boat motor and gas can/fuel line

==='''Chandler west culvert Inventory''' 3 June 2011 ken ===
also added to on 4jun2011

* Rubbermaid grey tote:
** fire extinguisher
** blue Scott paper towels
** Crescent wrench/socket kit
** 2 100-ft engineer's tape
** electric cable for boat motor
** horn - can
** retro-reflective triangle
** 7-pitch boat motor prop, new
** 12V electric pump, hose
** 3 rolls duct tape
** 2 packs survey flagging wires
** jar of bungies
** blue tarp 9'x11'
** 2 3/8" steel biner
** 3/8" steel quick link
** 50' 7/16" white nylon 3-strand rope
** round orange or pink float
** long white float
** (the following added on 4jun)
** 100' 3/8" poly rope
** ~100' 3/16" poly cord
** blue tarp
** quart 10W30 Honda engine oil
** red Heet fuel line antifreeze
** 20' 1/2" steel cable
** Honda motor fuel line

* 5# dumbbell weight
* 8# dumbbell weight
* Zodiac

==='''Anaktuvuk Long Culvert Inventory''' 2 June 2011 Ken ===

* achilles boat
* 2 oars

* 2 paddles
* boat cushion
* boat hook
* small flip rope
* boat bag -- 2 flip ropes, 2 throw ropes, ladder
* boat bag -- pump, 1 flip rope
* 3 8# diving weights
* 100' truck rope

* tote #1:
** fire extinguisher
** electric boat pump
** 2 boat motor fuel lines
** 1 alert horn can
** ~30 2' flagging wires
** boat foot pump
** natural sponge
** sythetic sponge
** 3 packs flares, 4 each
** 2 1-liter sample bottles
** alu. mounting plate for Rio Grande, with 1-1/2" flange
** 1 steel nurail 1-1/2" tee
** electric cable for 15hp Honda motor
** 1 roll orange flagging
** bag new & used spark plugs
** 1 black pelican Honda motor kit
** 1 green rope-rescue kit
** 1 small Crescent wrench kit
** 60' yellow floating rope, ~5/8"
** 3 tarps
** bin misc hardware -- hose clamps, cable

* tote #2:
** 3 thermarest pads
** parachute cord, 100'
** 2 1# propane cans
** 1 stove burner
** primus cook pots kit
** Campmor 1st aid kid
** wind-up flashlight + cell phone charger
** large dry bag (green) with 4 Mountain Hardware sleeping bags

==='''Anaktuvuk small Culvert Inventory''' 2 June 2011 Ken ===

* 1 15hp Honda boat motor
* 6 "polyform" plastic floats, 5 orange, 1 pink
* 30# boat anchor
* 12# sledge
* sand shovel, spade/pointed, ~4' long
* 18" long 1-1/2" alu sched 80 pipe
* rio grande frame

==='''Toolik Inventory - General Umiat Equipment''' Last Update 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* 15 horse
* 2 engine red cords with engine
* 15 horse kit
* Small gas tank
* Gas line
* 1 qt engine oil
* Maybe 6 ten pound weights
* Fire pump
* Pressure transducer (15psi)

==='''Umiat General Inventory''' Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* 3 barrels of jet A fuel in BLM fuel caceh
* 1 barrel of unleaded fuel

Umiat Project Station Inventories

2011-06-30T21:16:53Z

137.229.66.77:

==='''Itkillik Station Inventory''' 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* 2 lifejackets (... I have two in my fieldbook but I suspect that may be an error, it is really just one. You'll know soon...)
* 3 extra PTS (in water)
* 3 pcs 3' screed stakes (no bevel on head)
* 1 pcs 4' screed stake (no bevel on head)
* 1 pcs ~6' rebar
* 1 pcs ~4' rebar
* 1 pcs ~4.5' unistrut half- channel
* 1 pcs Steel cable, loose.
* 2 pcs steel cable, attached to pts

==='''Itkillik Culvert Inventory''' 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* Cataraft straps:
* 6 pcs 6 footer -- frame
* 6 pcs 4 footer -- frame
* 4 pcs 3 footer -- frame
* 2 pcs 2 footer -- spare ore

Accessory straps (plan b plus laptop, range finder, tools, keyboard, gps battery etc.)
* 6 pcs 6 footer
* 3 pcs 4 footer
* 2 pcs 3 footer
* 6 pcs 2 footer
* 3 pcs 1 footer
* 9 hoseclamps used with plan B & streampro for streampro attachment, gps fix over streampro and that sort of thing.

In culvert (some of this was put in the culvert rather than elsewhere where it would be more appropriate because it was wet):
* nrs straps
* 1 flip line & 1' nrs strap
* 2 throw bags
* orange cushion & 1' nrs strap
* cataraft bag
* Cataraft tool line
* 2 duck ponds
* Cataraft spare parts
* Cataraft spare seat
* 1 qt engine oil
* River rescue bag
* 3 nrs life jackets, 1 dry bag for them (green)

In gray hard plastic actionpacker with alaska tent and tarp cover:
* Bunch of oil absorbant cloth
* Tools in crescent plastic box
* 3 pcs 6' nrs straps
* Achilles pump
* 2 buoys
* 1 roll of duct tape
* 1 small throw bag
* Fast pump and attachments
* Slow moving vehicle reflector
* Bungee container
* Nylon 3/8" rope, several pcs
* Couple other bunches of rope (yellow/black shortie and yellow/black/green)
* Tie downs
* 2 tarps
* Some survey flags

Excess / overflow into a second hard plastic actionpacker.

==='''Chandler Water Station (lower) Inventory''' Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* misc. rebar, screed stakes
* sledge hammer

==='''Chandler Culvert Inventory'''Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* misc. rebar, screed stakes

==='''Chandler East culvert Inventory''' 3 June 2011 ken ===

* survival tote:
** Campmor 1st aid kit
** wind-up LED light
** parachute cord
** 2 padlocks
** 'Critter Gitter', 9V battery
** Primus cook pot
** folding camp table
** Krazy glue
** water purification tablets (iodine + acetic acid)
** 4 thermarest pads
** 4 sleeping bags
** Coleman 1-burner stove
** 1 can propane
** blue tarp 11'x15'
** rope-rescue kit in green bag
** spool nylon twine

* 1 orange float
* 10# weight
* Boat motor and gas can/fuel line

==='''Chandler west culvert Inventory''' 3 June 2011 ken ===
also added to on 4jun2011

* Rubbermaid grey tote:
** fire extinguisher
** blue Scott paper towels
** Crescent wrench/socket kit
** 2 100-ft engineer's tape
** electric cable for boat motor
** horn - can
** retro-reflective triangle
** 7-pitch boat motor prop, new
** 12V electric pump, hose
** 3 rolls duct tape
** 2 packs survey flagging wires
** jar of bungies
** blue tarp 9'x11'
** 2 3/8" steel biner
** 3/8" steel quick link
** 50' 7/16" white nylon 3-strand rope
** round orange or pink float
** long white float
** (the following added on 4jun)
** 100' 3/8" poly rope
** ~100' 3/16" poly cord
** blue tarp
** quart 10W30 Honda engine oil
** red Heet fuel line antifreeze
** 20' 1/2" steel cable
** Honda motor fuel line

* 5# dumbbell weight
* 8# dumbbell weight
* Arctic Oven tent
*Zodiac

==='''Anaktuvuk Long Culvert Inventory''' 2 June 2011 Ken ===

* achilles boat
* 2 oars

* 2 paddles
* boat cushion
* boat hook
* small flip rope
* boat bag -- 2 flip ropes, 2 throw ropes, ladder
* boat bag -- pump, 1 flip rope
* 3 8# diving weights
* 100' truck rope

* tote #1:
** fire extinguisher
** electric boat pump
** 2 boat motor fuel lines
** 1 alert horn can
** ~30 2' flagging wires
** boat foot pump
** natural sponge
** sythetic sponge
** 3 packs flares, 4 each
** 2 1-liter sample bottles
** alu. mounting plate for Rio Grande, with 1-1/2" flange
** 1 steel nurail 1-1/2" tee
** electric cable for 15hp Honda motor
** 1 roll orange flagging
** bag new & used spark plugs
** 1 black pelican Honda motor kit
** 1 green rope-rescue kit
** 1 small Crescent wrench kit
** 60' yellow floating rope, ~5/8"
** 3 tarps
** bin misc hardware -- hose clamps, cable

* tote #2:
** 3 thermarest pads
** parachute cord, 100'
** 2 1# propane cans
** 1 stove burner
** primus cook pots kit
** Campmor 1st aid kid
** wind-up flashlight + cell phone charger
** large dry bag (green) with 4 Mountain Hardware sleeping bags

==='''Anaktuvuk small Culvert Inventory''' 2 June 2011 Ken ===

* 1 15hp Honda boat motor
* 6 "polyform" plastic floats, 5 orange, 1 pink
* 30# boat anchor
* 12# sledge
* sand shovel, spade/pointed, ~4' long
* 18" long 1-1/2" alu sched 80 pipe
* rio grande frame

==='''Toolik Inventory - General Umiat Equipment''' Last Update 6/27/2011 Bob ===
* 15 horse
* 2 engine red cords with engine
* 15 horse kit
* Small gas tank
* Gas line
* 1 qt engine oil
* Maybe 6 ten pound weights
* Fire pump
* Pressure transducer (15psi)

==='''Umiat General Inventory''' Last Update 6/27/11 EKY===
* 3 barrels of jet A fuel in BLM fuel caceh
* 1 barrel of unleaded fuel

Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies

2011-06-30T18:08:13Z

137.229.66.77: /* PT Supplies: */

====Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies====

===Boat Related Items:===
* Cataraft + Frame + 3 paddles, 7/16?" socket, and phillips screwdriver for frame adjustments
* Cataraft pump
* PVC repair kit items in orange tube for Aire Kayak and/or Cataraft
* Catraft 5 HP motor and motor repair tools/parts
* Spare frame parts (NRS U bolts, 5/16 nylock washers, NRS straps, 1 1/4 aluminum pipe)
* Zodiac, pump, boat bags
* Hypalon repair kit in orange tube for Achilles inflatable boat
* 15HP motor and motor repair books and tools. Spare motor parts. Motor oil.
* Gasoline, boat gas tank, spare gas tank, fuel lines
* boat anchor, boat rope ladder, fliplines, throwbags, seat cushion
* '''[In a boat-themed actionpacker onsite]''' River Rescue Bag
* '''[in 'station field supply action packer onsite']''' Extra Rope
* 303 and sponges / rags
* Aire Kayak XL, paddle, pump, insert, and repair kit. Note you need a specific small black fitting for the pump that needs to remain w/ the repair kit. '''DO NOT REMOVE THE FITTING from the repair kit except during pumping, please return it to the kit so it is not lost!'''
* Aire kayak mounting frame and NRS straps
* 1 1/2" aluminum boat mount for zodiacs & cataraft as needed
* Spare aluminum nurail fittings
* ADCP boat mount

===Field Supplies:===
* Station field supply action packer (gray tote)
* 12 V 100 a-hr battery
* 12 V 35 a-hr battery
* AA Lithium batteries streampro
* AA Lithium batteries GPSs
* snow survey equipment (Baggies, scale, adirondack, t-handle)
* Field books
* calculators
* Radio GPS / batteries or chargers
* Camera / charger
* Toolkit w/ various nut drivers, sockets, screwdrivers
* battery powered drill with batteries and charger
* portable scale for helicopter weights
* helictopter refueling kit, we have 2-3 barrels of fuel at Umiat for filling. In containment 2 (2nd containment closest to BLM hut)
* pipe wrenches for HOBO/PTs

===Survey Equipment:===
* Metal Detector
* Flagging
* Trimble GPS Survey Equipment and Tripod
* Optical Level, rod, tripod (battery charger + spare batt if digital)
* metric/english measuring tapes

===PT Supplies:===
* PTs (SDI12, HOBO)
* HOBO opti reader
* Pipe wrenches
* PT Dessicant
* 3/4" or 1/2" flex conduit aluminum, 1" nipples, 3/4 (or 1/2") to 1" reducer, PT freeze protection (pipe insulation)
* flex conduit fittings from PT nipple to flex conduit and flex condiut into box
* disc weights
* hoseclamps
* rebar/screed stakes ''''if there's time up north we should grind the screed stakes smooth''''
* sledgehammer
* rebar driver
* files for grinding rebar/stakes
* shovels
* ice picks/chippers
* heavy steel cable
* steel cable and cable clamps for HOBO install
* 5/16" ? nut drivers for cable clamps and hose clamps

===Streamgauging/ADCP Supplies:===
* ADCP & Trimaran if needed
* ADCP RTK-GPSs (Base + Rover)
* ADCP communications (radios), power (Batteries) wiring harness in clear drybag, GPS cables, battery packs
* USB Parani (UD100) Bluetooth radio on Laptop if needed for streampro, to use with toughbook for better range
* Serial port Parani (SD1000) Bluetooth radio/ chargers/antennaes for GPS Rover on Streampro/kayak setup (to transmit back to shore laptop).
* Miscellaneous batteries and battery configurations
* 2 radio antennaes and cables
* Base station tripods and 12V battery or AA lithium or C cell li battery packs
* ADCP alumninum boat mount and aluminum flange for appropriate instrument (rio grande or river surveyor).
* 3/16" allen wrench ? for boat mount adjustments
* Appropriate bolts/nuts stainless steel non ferrous for boat mount
* Streampro spare wingnuts

* Toughbook and spare power adapter and spare battery
* AA Battery setup for power. Note River Surveyor needs AC adaptor (?)
* laser rangefinder
* Flowtracker and metric rod in case need to measure smaller side channels

===Computer Supplies:===
* Toughbook, USB serial adaptors, software, firmware updates
* Printer + print cartridges, Printer Paper, national geo paper
* Back up Hard drive
* Station Coordinates in .gpx file to load into GPS with Expert GPS software
* Garmin or Mapsource software to load maps

===Sediment Sampling Equipment:===
*suspended sediment sampler
*bed load sampler, sediment bag and extension
*autosampler
*battery (12 V)
*battery charger
*plastic bottles
*rope
*plastic bags (for bed sediment)

===Dye Trace Supplies:===
* powdered dye
* flourometer and ancillary gear
* fire pump, hoses, and ancillary gear

===PPE:===
* Water gloves (rubber and neoprene)
* Drysuits, wader boots
* Spare dry clothing
* Wrist gaskets
* PFDs
* '''[yellow pelican case]''' Aquaseal for drysuit repair, spare gaskets, zipper care, gasket care
* helicopter helmets

===Survival Supplies:===
* Permanent station emergency action packer at culvert
* Emergency lightweight portable helo bags (2 man and 3 man)
* '''[tote/actionpacker on site]''' River Rescue bag
* Satellite phone + spare battery and charger
* shotgun and slugs

Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies

2011-06-30T18:07:51Z

137.229.66.77: /* Field Supplies: */

====Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies====

===Boat Related Items:===
* Cataraft + Frame + 3 paddles, 7/16?" socket, and phillips screwdriver for frame adjustments
* Cataraft pump
* PVC repair kit items in orange tube for Aire Kayak and/or Cataraft
* Catraft 5 HP motor and motor repair tools/parts
* Spare frame parts (NRS U bolts, 5/16 nylock washers, NRS straps, 1 1/4 aluminum pipe)
* Zodiac, pump, boat bags
* Hypalon repair kit in orange tube for Achilles inflatable boat
* 15HP motor and motor repair books and tools. Spare motor parts. Motor oil.
* Gasoline, boat gas tank, spare gas tank, fuel lines
* boat anchor, boat rope ladder, fliplines, throwbags, seat cushion
* '''[In a boat-themed actionpacker onsite]''' River Rescue Bag
* '''[in 'station field supply action packer onsite']''' Extra Rope
* 303 and sponges / rags
* Aire Kayak XL, paddle, pump, insert, and repair kit. Note you need a specific small black fitting for the pump that needs to remain w/ the repair kit. '''DO NOT REMOVE THE FITTING from the repair kit except during pumping, please return it to the kit so it is not lost!'''
* Aire kayak mounting frame and NRS straps
* 1 1/2" aluminum boat mount for zodiacs & cataraft as needed
* Spare aluminum nurail fittings
* ADCP boat mount

===Field Supplies:===
* Station field supply action packer (gray tote)
* 12 V 100 a-hr battery
* 12 V 35 a-hr battery
* AA Lithium batteries streampro
* AA Lithium batteries GPSs
* snow survey equipment (Baggies, scale, adirondack, t-handle)
* Field books
* calculators
* Radio GPS / batteries or chargers
* Camera / charger
* Toolkit w/ various nut drivers, sockets, screwdrivers
* battery powered drill with batteries and charger
* portable scale for helicopter weights
* helictopter refueling kit, we have 2-3 barrels of fuel at Umiat for filling. In containment 2 (2nd containment closest to BLM hut)
* pipe wrenches for HOBO/PTs

===Survey Equipment:===
* Metal Detector
* Flagging
* Trimble GPS Survey Equipment and Tripod
* Optical Level, rod, tripod (battery charger + spare batt if digital)
* metric/english measuring tapes

===PT Supplies:===
* PTs (SDI12, HOBO)
* HOBO opti reader
* PT Dessicant
* 3/4" or 1/2" flex conduit aluminum, 1" nipples, 3/4 (or 1/2") to 1" reducer, PT freeze protection (pipe insulation)
* flex conduit fittings from PT nipple to flex conduit and flex condiut into box
* disc weights
* hoseclamps
* rebar/screed stakes ''''if there's time up north we should grind the screed stakes smooth''''
* sledgehammer
* rebar driver
* files for grinding rebar/stakes
* shovels
* ice picks/chippers
* heavy steel cable
* steel cable and cable clamps for HOBO install
* 5/16" ? nut drivers for cable clamps and hose clamps

===Streamgauging/ADCP Supplies:===
* ADCP & Trimaran if needed
* ADCP RTK-GPSs (Base + Rover)
* ADCP communications (radios), power (Batteries) wiring harness in clear drybag, GPS cables, battery packs
* USB Parani (UD100) Bluetooth radio on Laptop if needed for streampro, to use with toughbook for better range
* Serial port Parani (SD1000) Bluetooth radio/ chargers/antennaes for GPS Rover on Streampro/kayak setup (to transmit back to shore laptop).
* Miscellaneous batteries and battery configurations
* 2 radio antennaes and cables
* Base station tripods and 12V battery or AA lithium or C cell li battery packs
* ADCP alumninum boat mount and aluminum flange for appropriate instrument (rio grande or river surveyor).
* 3/16" allen wrench ? for boat mount adjustments
* Appropriate bolts/nuts stainless steel non ferrous for boat mount
* Streampro spare wingnuts

* Toughbook and spare power adapter and spare battery
* AA Battery setup for power. Note River Surveyor needs AC adaptor (?)
* laser rangefinder
* Flowtracker and metric rod in case need to measure smaller side channels

===Computer Supplies:===
* Toughbook, USB serial adaptors, software, firmware updates
* Printer + print cartridges, Printer Paper, national geo paper
* Back up Hard drive
* Station Coordinates in .gpx file to load into GPS with Expert GPS software
* Garmin or Mapsource software to load maps

===Sediment Sampling Equipment:===
*suspended sediment sampler
*bed load sampler, sediment bag and extension
*autosampler
*battery (12 V)
*battery charger
*plastic bottles
*rope
*plastic bags (for bed sediment)

===Dye Trace Supplies:===
* powdered dye
* flourometer and ancillary gear
* fire pump, hoses, and ancillary gear

===PPE:===
* Water gloves (rubber and neoprene)
* Drysuits, wader boots
* Spare dry clothing
* Wrist gaskets
* PFDs
* '''[yellow pelican case]''' Aquaseal for drysuit repair, spare gaskets, zipper care, gasket care
* helicopter helmets

===Survival Supplies:===
* Permanent station emergency action packer at culvert
* Emergency lightweight portable helo bags (2 man and 3 man)
* '''[tote/actionpacker on site]''' River Rescue bag
* Satellite phone + spare battery and charger
* shotgun and slugs

RDI StreamPro ADCP

2011-06-29T19:07:02Z

137.229.66.77: /* Winriver II instructions: */

== General StreamPro Notes ==

*On the ADCP sensor always '''point Beam 3 45 degrees from forwards'''. The beams are labeled near the bottom (sensor part) of the unit but on the cylindrical face. On the new streampro there is an arrow indicating the forward direction and there are grooves on the sides of the transducer to lock it into the trimaran in the proper position.

*The transducer should be mounted so that it is submerged 3 to 6 cm below the water surface

*Maximum depth is 5-6 meters. If you have water deeper than 5 m, you will have to use the River Cat or the Rio Grande or the S5.

*Energy Usage. The manual gives the following breakdown for Streampro ADCP run times and battery type:
**General Alkaline AA -- 7.5 hours
**Nickel-Metal Hydride Rechargeable AA -- 12.75 hours
**Lithium nonRechargeable AA -- 21 hours

But, these numbers will probably be less for us by some amount since we'll be using the batteries near freezing where they have a bit less capacity. Bring spare batteries.

*We recommend to use WINRIVER II with the Streampro, not the IPAQ, so you can monitor the data collected. It is much easier to use a laptop and Winriver II than the IPAQ.

*Be careful with the transducer part of the operation. The Urethane face is sensitive to scratching and extreme temperature (coefficient of thermal expansion for the urethane). Also, remove the batteries after operation so they don't corrode in the battery housing.

*Always exit streampro on the IPAQ and/or Winriver on the laptop and disconnect the bluetooth before powering down the StreamPro ADCP.

General Notes from Hydroacoustics:
In regards to IPAQ specs:

"We tested the Bluetooth range and it has a maximum ( 300 ft ) line of
sight.
The iPAQ power MUST be above 60% for Bluetooth to operate properly so
always use an invertor or double AA battery aux powerpack.
The SD card should be cleared off daily or it will affect memory causing
comm failures and iPAQ lock ups."

== [[Winriver II]] instructions: ==
Winriver is a better tool than the IPAQ because you can observe what is happening during the measurement (check for bad bins %, bad ensembles, lost ensembles, etc.). You can examine the ship track to see if there is a moving bed. You can easily view the velocity profile with depth and over time. If you click on the link above for Winriver, more detailed instructions are available that apply to both Streampro and Rio Grande. Here are the general instructions for use with the STreampro:

1) You must use a laptop with blue tooth capabilities.
On the minitoughbook, if you are going to use the internal bluetooth make sure the wireless switch is turned to the "on" position (left hand side of the computer) and the bluetooth (from the taskbar lightening icon on bottom right corner of screen) is checked to bluetooth ON. I recommend not using the internal bluetooth and use the Sena USB external bluetooth w/ a good antennae. In this case you would not have to turn the wireless switch on.

2) Powering up: Press the power button on the StreamPro ADCP.

3) Set up bluetooth: Go to the Bluetooth Manager (in the taskbar) and open up the Bluetooth Settings. Right click on the RDI SPRO 00597 (old) or RDI SPRO 1180(new?) button and click connect. (Note, if you lose connections during the measurement, check here to reconnect and then restart with a new measurement). If you are using GPS w/ bluetooth, you can also connect to your GPS bluetooth Parani SD1000 radio here -- make sure it is turned on and the antennae is hooked up (and GPS has a battery hooked up).

4) Open up Winriver II and first configure the peripherals
*ADCP - and configure the com port and buad rate that the bluetooth uses for the streampro. Often it is COM40. Always use 115.2 K for the streampro baud rate.
*GPS - if using GPS you need to specify the bluetooth COM port for GPS. Baud rate is 38.4K.
*You should test the port to make sure winriver can communicate with the ADCP and GPS. If you get a blank screen communications are not working properly. Check to see if you are getting a "5" (RTK) or a "9" (WAAS) in the GPS NMEA output strings. This number is located right after the W (for longitude west).

5) WinRiver II set up:

a) Select File --> New Measurement.

b) Enter in the Station data (include the date of measurement in the station name) and click next

c) Enter in any Rating information and click next

d) in the configuration of devices, Winriver II will attempt to talk to the StreamPro ADCP and should automatically detect it (wait a few seconds)

e) in configuration, If using GPS, check the associated buttons.

f) in the Offsets, enter in the '''transducer depth (m)''', this is the distance from the transducer bottom to the water surface. Note that you should align the transducer heads in line with the bottom of the float w/ beam 3 forward and to a 45 degree offset. This is very important if you are using GPS

g) enter the magnetic variation at your location (needed for compass).

h) Use the default cell size and number of cells if possible, and then enter the max water depth and velocity. The max boat speed should always be equal to or less than the
water velocity when making the measurement. The maximum water depth is 5-6 meters w/ Streampro. Note, try to estimate the max depth as best as you can. If you estimate the max depth to be greater than it really is, your cell sizes could be too large and you will not be able to measure as well in shallow water. If you estimate the max depth to be too shallow, you will not be able to measure the deeper water.

i) enter the water mode 12. '''We always use mode 12''' unless you have very very slow moving water, then you can use mode 13.

j) in the recording section, write down the file name prefix, which should be the Station Name and Location and the date of msmst:
Example: KadleroshilikR_pipeline_060609

Also check the "Long (YY-MM-DD hhmmss)" in the Use Date/Time in Filename section.

6) Next step is to conduct the following required QA/QC tests:

a) Set ADCP clock

b) Conduct the ADCP test (diagnostic test). Write down in your notes if any of the 6 tests fail and if they do, try again. Test should be conducted in '''non-moving water'''.

c) Conduct a compass calibration '''if''' the instrument has a compass (the streampro will have a compass as of May 1, 2010). Compass calibration and evaluation should be less than 2 degrees, and better yet, less than 1 degree. If not, try again, and keep trying until less than 2 degrees. This can be a challenge, and may need to be repeated multiple times until you can get it. You will rotate 2 times. Use the Homan style of rotation (move slowly to a green bar and then stop and hold for 5 seconds + and then move slowly again to the green bar and then stop and hold again, repeat until finished w/ rotation 1 and then do it again for rotation 2). Supposedly it works well every time.

d) Conduct a moving bed test. '''REQUIRED''' if there is no compass/GPS. It is good practice to do this for every measurement so you can correct the data for a moving bed (moving bed materials also include very fine sediments and organic materials) or if your GPS data is screwed up and you have to fall back on bottom tracking. It is best to do a loop test (i.e go across the river and then come back to the exact same location where you started). Otherwise you can due a minimum of 3 stationary moving bed tests across the river. It will appear as if the boat has moved upstream. Stationary test for 10 minutes (5 minutes if anchored or tethered). If you have a moving bed, it will appear as if the boat is moving upstream. Use the USGS LC or SMBA test to correct.

7) You are ready to begin the measurement and so press F4 Start Pinging. Make sure you have two depth cells (or two good bins) before you start the measurement.

8) Press F5 or Start Transect. Measure the distance from the bank to the starting location where you have 2 good bins with a laser rangefinder. Inside this area, the discharge will will be estimated by the software. Make a note of the channel geometry for these purposes. Wait for 10 ensembles, then proceed slowly across the river.

Four transects are required and must be within 5% of the mean discharge. If you cannot make the 5%, continue to do additional transects. It may be necessary to do your transect diagonally downstream if the velocities are very fast. The key making a measurement is to move the boat slowly! Boat velocity should always be less than the water velocity.

9) At the stopping location (where there are still 2 good bins) hold the boat position for 10 ensembles w/ 2 good bins. To stop the transect press F5 again or Stop Transect. Measure the distance from the ADCP to the bank and enter it in the computer. This distance is needed to estimate the discharge in the unmeasured areas (the left and right edges). Then begin the next transect by pressing F5/Start Transect.

10) Press F12 to see the discharge measurement summary

11) Note: You may see some noisy velocity data with a ton of bad bins % when using the Streampro (like more than 50%). It is typical to see up to 25% bad bins but higher might indicate there is a problem. This could be because the thresholds are set incorrectly in WINRIVER. If you are using version Winriver II 2.07, the thresholds should be okay. If not, these are the USGS recommended winriver thresholds for Streampro (5/30/2008): BT error velocity 0.100584 m/s, BT Up Velocity: 0.3048 m/s, WT Up Velocity: Max water speed, WT Error Velocity for Mode 12 it depends on the cell size (values below are based on 3 x std.dev. of velocity): 10 cm = 0.18288. see the OSW hydroacoustics forum for more details.

12) You can switch between bottom track and GGA (GPS) and VTG (GPS) by pressing cntrl-G or cntrl-B or control V.

13) To see all three tracks (GGA-GPS, VTG-GPS, and bottom track) go to view - graphs - ship tracks - ship track. Then you can see your tracks. Hopefully they all generally line up. If not you probably have a beam 3 misalignment so make a note of where beam 3 is located (and the streampro power/comm blue box) and we can correct it.

14) Keep an eye on the "aquire control" window in the bottom right hand corner. It will tell you in red if something isn't right (i.e. ADCP status NOT PINGING or Raw Data NOT RECORDING or GPS VALID or NOT USED). Keep a watch on that.

15) iF using blue tooth communications, keep the bluetooth settings window open to make sure you are connected to the instrument (Streampro or GPS bluetooth radio).

== General StreamPro / Winriver II / IPAQ troubleshooting ==

1) Communications: This is generally the biggest problem.
*If you have "lost ensembles" you probably have a communications problem
*Sometimes the bluetooth communication is lost and you need to "reconnect" to the device in the bluetooth settings window
*Sometimes the order in which you connect can be a problem, or maybe some other program is already using the com (hyperterminal, etc).
*low battery on the streampro (yellow blinking light)
*you are out of range of the bluetooth/IPAQ/Laptop. Typical range is only 10 meters unless you have an external bluetooth radio, which can extend the connection up to 150 m.

2) Hydrology: This is the other big problem, sometimes the streampro may not be the right tool for the job!
*The streampro works best in shallow water.

== IPAQ Instructions: ==
1) Ipaq configurations: To start bluetooth go to Settings -> COnnections -> Bluetooth ... then select the 'Bluetooth Manager' in the bottom of the screen. Click and hold 'RDI SPro 00597: SPP' when prompted, click 'Connect'
2) Note, the maximum depth you can use with the StreamPro is 4 meters.

Another way to get there: Click 'Start' then 'iPAQ Wireless' then 'Bluetooth Manager' then click & hold 'RDI SPro 00597: SPP' when prompted, click 'Connect'

Along those lines, the bluetooth connection is finicky unless you do things in the following order:
1) Turn on Stream Pro
2) Connect via Bluetooth to the Stream Pro
3) Start StreamPro on the iPaq.

After finishing gaging the river shutdown in this sequence (again for better connections later):
1) Select 'Exit' from the menu in the lower left corner of the iPaq (don't just minimize) to quit StreamPro on the Ipaq
2) Disconnect and turn off the Bluetooth on the iPaq
3) Turn off the Stream Pro ADP.

3) To change settings (numbers) from the iPAQ click on the keyboard in the lower right corner.

4) StreamPro Setup:
+ Things you may need to change each time you configure:
Transducer depth (which is the depth from the water surface to the sensor head)
+ Things you should rarely change (I anticipate anyway):
Cell Size (0.10 m), # of Depth Cells (20), Maximum Depth (2.1 m)
+ You can specify the file name of the configuration file if you "save as" and change the file name from the default to the river you are on and maybe the date.
+ A bit more about the rarely changed settings... The cell size can range from 2 to 10 centimeters. So if you are running in shallower water you could reduce the cell size. The cell size refers to how thick the cells are vertically in the water column. The maximum number of cells the unit can process however, is limited to 20 so, if you wanted finer resolution at one meter you couldn't set the cell size to anything less than 5 cm.

+ Time will tell with the ADP but the RiverCat sometimes did better when the total cell number wasn't maximized. We will see with experience whether we should reduce the number of depth cells measured. I think it was a function of the processor. You could use a higher number of depth cells if you were willing to set a longer integration period. The RDI unit doesn't allow you to set the integration period so this may be a non issue but we will see with practical experience.

Additionally, if the stream is less than 1m deep AND the stream velocity is less than 0.25 m/s you can set the depth to 1m or less which will allow you to use the ADP in low noise mode for better accuracy during low flows (this is mode 13, rarely used).

5) Communication Test -- when turning on the unit do a communication test. Click on the 'Test' tab and then click 'Instrument'. From the menu that appears select 'Self-Test' or 'Start Pinging'. You'll get an error message if there are communications problems. If there are problems you may need to turn the ADP on and off again. Also, you should then turn the bluetooth on the Ipaq off and then on again. The final step is to reconnect to the StreamPro ADP as outlined in step 3.

6) When you're ready to gage click the 'DataCollection' menu towards the top of the screen. From this screen click 'Transect Start'. This will bring up a new window where you can select whether you're on the left bank or right bank and the distance from the edge.. Then make measurements until getting to the other bank.

7) The distance from the edge (left bank or right bank edge) is defined for these measurements as the distance to the edge from the point where the ADP is able to measure two good measurements in the vertical column.

8) You can download the data by copying the files (configuration and data files) onto a laptop and load them into WinRiver to river. WinRiver is located on the little toughbook.

9) Note that the IPAQ needs to be completely turned off or the battery will die. Often, if you press the off button, it will go into standby and the screen will be so dim that you would think it was off. Charge up the IPAQ overnight before you head out in the field the next day. There are two spare batteries for the IPAQ.

RDI StreamPro ADCP

2011-06-29T19:06:25Z

137.229.66.77: /* Winriver II instructions: */

== General StreamPro Notes ==

*On the ADCP sensor always '''point Beam 3 45 degrees from forwards'''. The beams are labeled near the bottom (sensor part) of the unit but on the cylindrical face. On the new streampro there is an arrow indicating the forward direction and there are grooves on the sides of the transducer to lock it into the trimaran in the proper position.

*The transducer should be mounted so that it is submerged 3 to 6 cm below the water surface

*Maximum depth is 5-6 meters. If you have water deeper than 5 m, you will have to use the River Cat or the Rio Grande or the S5.

*Energy Usage. The manual gives the following breakdown for Streampro ADCP run times and battery type:
**General Alkaline AA -- 7.5 hours
**Nickel-Metal Hydride Rechargeable AA -- 12.75 hours
**Lithium nonRechargeable AA -- 21 hours

But, these numbers will probably be less for us by some amount since we'll be using the batteries near freezing where they have a bit less capacity. Bring spare batteries.

*We recommend to use WINRIVER II with the Streampro, not the IPAQ, so you can monitor the data collected. It is much easier to use a laptop and Winriver II than the IPAQ.

*Be careful with the transducer part of the operation. The Urethane face is sensitive to scratching and extreme temperature (coefficient of thermal expansion for the urethane). Also, remove the batteries after operation so they don't corrode in the battery housing.

*Always exit streampro on the IPAQ and/or Winriver on the laptop and disconnect the bluetooth before powering down the StreamPro ADCP.

General Notes from Hydroacoustics:
In regards to IPAQ specs:

"We tested the Bluetooth range and it has a maximum ( 300 ft ) line of
sight.
The iPAQ power MUST be above 60% for Bluetooth to operate properly so
always use an invertor or double AA battery aux powerpack.
The SD card should be cleared off daily or it will affect memory causing
comm failures and iPAQ lock ups."

== [[Winriver II]] instructions: ==
Winriver is a better tool than the IPAQ because you can observe what is happening during the measurement (check for bad bins %, bad ensembles, lost ensembles, etc.). You can examine the ship track to see if there is a moving bed. You can easily view the velocity profile with depth and over time. If you click on the link above for Winriver, more detailed instructions are available that apply to both Streampro and Rio Grande. Here are the general instructions for use with the STreampro:

1) You must use a laptop with blue tooth capabilities.
On the minitoughbook, if you are going to use the internal bluetooth make sure the wireless switch is turned to the "on" position (left hand side of the computer) and the bluetooth (from the taskbar lightening icon on bottom right corner of screen) is checked to bluetooth ON. I recommend not using the internal bluetooth and use the Sena USB external bluetooth w/ a good antennae. In this case you would not have to turn the wireless switch on.

2) Powering up: Press the power button on the StreamPro ADCP.

3) Set up bluetooth: Go to the Bluetooth Manager (in the taskbar) and open up the Bluetooth Settings. Right click on the RDI SPRO 00597 (old) or RDI SPRO 1180(new?) button and click connect. (Note, if you lose connections during the measurement, check here to reconnect and then restart with a new measurement). If you are using GPS w/ bluetooth, you can also connect to your GPS bluetooth Parani SD1000 radio here -- make sure it is turned on and the antennae is hooked up (and GPS has a battery hooked up).

4) Open up Winriver II and first configure the peripherals
*ADCP - and configure the com port and buad rate that the bluetooth uses for the streampro. Often it is COM40. Always use 115.2 K for the streampro baud rate.
*GPS - if using GPS you need to specify the bluetooth COM port for GPS. Baud rate is 38.4K.
*You should test the port to make sure winriver can communicate with the ADCP and GPS. If you get a blank screen communications are not working properly. Check to see if you are getting a "5" (RTK) or a "9" (WAAS) in the GPS NMEA output strings. This number is located right after the W (for longitude west).

5) WinRiver II set up:

a) Select File --> New Measurement.

b) Enter in the Station data (include the date of measurement in the station name) and click next

c) Enter in any Rating information and click next

d) in the configuration of devices, Winriver II will attempt to talk to the StreamPro ADCP and should automatically detect it (wait a few seconds)

e) in configuration, If using GPS, check the associated buttons.

f) in the Offsets, enter in the '''transducer depth (m)''', this is the distance from the transducer bottom to the water surface. Note that you should align the transducer heads in line with the bottom of the float w/ beam 3 forward and to a 45 degree offset. This is very important if you are using GPS

g) enter the magnetic variation at your location (needed for compass).

h) Use the default cell size and number of cells if possible, and then enter the max water depth and velocity. The max boat speed should always be equal to or less than the
water velocity when making the measurement. The maximum water depth is 5-6 meters w/ Streampro. Note, try to estimate the max depth as best as you can. If you estimate the max depth to be greater than it really is, your cell sizes could be too large and you will not be able to measure as well in shallow water. If you estimate the max depth to be too shallow, you will not be able to measure the deeper water.

i) enter the water mode 12. '''We always use mode 12''' unless you have very very slow moving water, then you can use mode 13.

j) in the recording section, write down the file name prefix, which should be the Station Name and Location and the date of msmst:
Example: KadleroshilikR_pipeline_060609

Also check the "Long (YY-MM-DD hhmmss)" in the Use Date/Time in Filename section.

6) Next step is to conduct the following required QA/QC tests:

a) Set ADCP clock

b) Conduct the ADCP test (diagnostic test). Write down in your notes if any of the 6 tests fail and if they do, try again. Test should be conducted in '''non-moving water'''.

c) Conduct a compass calibration '''if''' the instrument has a compass (the streampro will have a compass as of May 1, 2010). Compass calibration and evaluation should be less than 2 degrees, and better yet, less than 1 degree. If not, try again, and keep trying until less than 2 degrees. This can be a challenge, and may need to be repeated multiple times until you can get it. You will rotate 2 times. Use the Homan style of rotation (move slowly to a green bar and then stop and hold for 5 seconds + and then move slowly again to the green bar and then stop and hold again, repeat until finished w/ rotation 1 and then do it again for rotation 2). Supposedly it works well every time.

d) Conduct a moving bed test. '''REQUIRED''' if there is no compass/GPS. It is good practice to do this for every measurement so you can correct the data for a moving bed (moving bed materials also include very fine sediments and organic materials) or if your GPS data is screwed up and you have to fall back on bottom tracking. It is best to do a loop test (i.e go across the river and then come back to the exact same location where you started). Otherwise you can due a minimum of 3 stationary moving bed tests across the river. It will appear as if the boat has moved upstream. Stationary test for 10 minutes (5 minutes if anchored or tethered). If you have a moving bed, it will appear as if the boat is moving upstream. Use the USGS LC or SMBA test to correct.

7) You are ready to begin the measurement and so press F4 Start Pinging. Make sure you have two depth cells (or two good bins) before you start the measurement.

8) Press F5 or Start Transect. Measure the distance from the bank to the starting location where you have 2 good bins with a laser rangefinder. Inside this area, the discharge will will be estimated by the software. Make a note of the channel geometry for these purposes. Wait for 10 ensembles, then proceed slowly across the river.

Four transects are required and must be within 5% of the mean discharge. If you cannot make the 5%, continue to do additional transects. It may be necessary to do your transect diagonally downstream if the velocities are very fast. The key making a measurement is to move the boat slowly! Boat velocity should always be less than the water velocity.

9) At the stopping location (where there are still 2 good bins) hold the boat position for 10 ensembles w/ 2 good bins. To stop the transect press F5 again or Stop Transect. Measure the distance from the ADCP to the bank and enter it in the computer. This distance is needed to estimate the discharge in the unmeasured areas (the left and right edges). Then begin the next transect by pressing F5/Start Transect.

10) Press F12 to see the discharge measurement summary

11) Note: You may see some noisy velocity data with a ton of bad bins % when using the Streampro (like more than 50%). It is typical to see up to 25% bad bins but higher might indicate there is a problem. This could be because the thresholds are set incorrectly in WINRIVER. If you are using version Winriver II 2.07, the thresholds should be okay. If not, these are the USGS recommended winriver thresholds for Streampro (5/30/2008): BT error velocity 0.100584 m/s, BT Up Velocity: 0.3048 m/s, WT Up Velocity: Max water speed, WT Error Velocity for Mode 12 it depends on the cell size (values below are based on 3 x std.dev. of velocity): 10 cm = 0.18288. see the OSW hydroacoustics forum for more details.

== General StreamPro / Winriver II / IPAQ troubleshooting ==

1) Communications: This is generally the biggest problem.
*If you have "lost ensembles" you probably have a communications problem
*Sometimes the bluetooth communication is lost and you need to "reconnect" to the device in the bluetooth settings window
*Sometimes the order in which you connect can be a problem, or maybe some other program is already using the com (hyperterminal, etc).
*low battery on the streampro (yellow blinking light)
*you are out of range of the bluetooth/IPAQ/Laptop. Typical range is only 10 meters unless you have an external bluetooth radio, which can extend the connection up to 150 m.

2) Hydrology: This is the other big problem, sometimes the streampro may not be the right tool for the job!
*The streampro works best in shallow water.

== IPAQ Instructions: ==
1) Ipaq configurations: To start bluetooth go to Settings -> COnnections -> Bluetooth ... then select the 'Bluetooth Manager' in the bottom of the screen. Click and hold 'RDI SPro 00597: SPP' when prompted, click 'Connect'
2) Note, the maximum depth you can use with the StreamPro is 4 meters.

Another way to get there: Click 'Start' then 'iPAQ Wireless' then 'Bluetooth Manager' then click & hold 'RDI SPro 00597: SPP' when prompted, click 'Connect'

Along those lines, the bluetooth connection is finicky unless you do things in the following order:
1) Turn on Stream Pro
2) Connect via Bluetooth to the Stream Pro
3) Start StreamPro on the iPaq.

After finishing gaging the river shutdown in this sequence (again for better connections later):
1) Select 'Exit' from the menu in the lower left corner of the iPaq (don't just minimize) to quit StreamPro on the Ipaq
2) Disconnect and turn off the Bluetooth on the iPaq
3) Turn off the Stream Pro ADP.

3) To change settings (numbers) from the iPAQ click on the keyboard in the lower right corner.

4) StreamPro Setup:
+ Things you may need to change each time you configure:
Transducer depth (which is the depth from the water surface to the sensor head)
+ Things you should rarely change (I anticipate anyway):
Cell Size (0.10 m), # of Depth Cells (20), Maximum Depth (2.1 m)
+ You can specify the file name of the configuration file if you "save as" and change the file name from the default to the river you are on and maybe the date.
+ A bit more about the rarely changed settings... The cell size can range from 2 to 10 centimeters. So if you are running in shallower water you could reduce the cell size. The cell size refers to how thick the cells are vertically in the water column. The maximum number of cells the unit can process however, is limited to 20 so, if you wanted finer resolution at one meter you couldn't set the cell size to anything less than 5 cm.

+ Time will tell with the ADP but the RiverCat sometimes did better when the total cell number wasn't maximized. We will see with experience whether we should reduce the number of depth cells measured. I think it was a function of the processor. You could use a higher number of depth cells if you were willing to set a longer integration period. The RDI unit doesn't allow you to set the integration period so this may be a non issue but we will see with practical experience.

Additionally, if the stream is less than 1m deep AND the stream velocity is less than 0.25 m/s you can set the depth to 1m or less which will allow you to use the ADP in low noise mode for better accuracy during low flows (this is mode 13, rarely used).

5) Communication Test -- when turning on the unit do a communication test. Click on the 'Test' tab and then click 'Instrument'. From the menu that appears select 'Self-Test' or 'Start Pinging'. You'll get an error message if there are communications problems. If there are problems you may need to turn the ADP on and off again. Also, you should then turn the bluetooth on the Ipaq off and then on again. The final step is to reconnect to the StreamPro ADP as outlined in step 3.

6) When you're ready to gage click the 'DataCollection' menu towards the top of the screen. From this screen click 'Transect Start'. This will bring up a new window where you can select whether you're on the left bank or right bank and the distance from the edge.. Then make measurements until getting to the other bank.

7) The distance from the edge (left bank or right bank edge) is defined for these measurements as the distance to the edge from the point where the ADP is able to measure two good measurements in the vertical column.

8) You can download the data by copying the files (configuration and data files) onto a laptop and load them into WinRiver to river. WinRiver is located on the little toughbook.

9) Note that the IPAQ needs to be completely turned off or the battery will die. Often, if you press the off button, it will go into standby and the screen will be so dim that you would think it was off. Charge up the IPAQ overnight before you head out in the field the next day. There are two spare batteries for the IPAQ.

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== General StreamPro Notes ==

*On the ADCP sensor always '''point Beam 3 45 degrees from forwards'''. The beams are labeled near the bottom (sensor part) of the unit but on the cylindrical face. On the new streampro there is an arrow indicating the forward direction and there are grooves on the sides of the transducer to lock it into the trimaran in the proper position.

*The transducer should be mounted so that it is submerged 3 to 6 cm below the water surface

*Maximum depth is 5-6 meters. If you have water deeper than 5 m, you will have to use the River Cat or the Rio Grande or the S5.

*Energy Usage. The manual gives the following breakdown for Streampro ADCP run times and battery type:
**General Alkaline AA -- 7.5 hours
**Nickel-Metal Hydride Rechargeable AA -- 12.75 hours
**Lithium nonRechargeable AA -- 21 hours

But, these numbers will probably be less for us by some amount since we'll be using the batteries near freezing where they have a bit less capacity. Bring spare batteries.

*We recommend to use WINRIVER II with the Streampro, not the IPAQ, so you can monitor the data collected. It is much easier to use a laptop and Winriver II than the IPAQ.

*Be careful with the transducer part of the operation. The Urethane face is sensitive to scratching and extreme temperature (coefficient of thermal expansion for the urethane). Also, remove the batteries after operation so they don't corrode in the battery housing.

*Always exit streampro on the IPAQ and/or Winriver on the laptop and disconnect the bluetooth before powering down the StreamPro ADCP.

General Notes from Hydroacoustics:
In regards to IPAQ specs:

"We tested the Bluetooth range and it has a maximum ( 300 ft ) line of
sight.
The iPAQ power MUST be above 60% for Bluetooth to operate properly so
always use an invertor or double AA battery aux powerpack.
The SD card should be cleared off daily or it will affect memory causing
comm failures and iPAQ lock ups."

== [[Winriver II]] instructions: ==
Winriver is a better tool than the IPAQ because you can observe what is happening during the measurement (check for bad bins %, bad ensembles, lost ensembles, etc.). You can examine the ship track to see if there is a moving bed. You can easily view the velocity profile with depth and over time.

1) You must use a laptop with blue tooth capabilities.
On the minitoughbook, make sure the wireless switch is turned to the "on" position (left hand side of the computer) and the bluetooth (from the taskbar lightening icon on bottom right corner of screen) is checked to bluetooth ON.

2) Powering up: Press the power button on the StreamPro ADCP.

3) Set up bluetooth: Go to the Bluetooth Manager (in the taskbar) and open up the Bluetooth Settings. Right click on the RDI SPRO 00597 button and click connect. (Note, if you lose connections during the measurement, check here to reconnect and then restart with a new measurement). If you are using GPS w/ bluetooth for fun (Streampro has no compass right now), you can also connect to your GPS. You might also use an external bluetooth connection (through the serial port or the USB port).

4) Open up Winriver II and first configure the peripherals
*ADCP - and configure the com port and buad rate that the bluetooth uses for the streampro. Often it is COM40. Always use 115.2 K for the streampro baud rate.
*GPS - if using GPS you need to specify the bluetooth COM port for GPS.
*You should test the port to make sure winriver can communicate with the ADCP and GPS. If you get a blank screen communications are not working properly.

5) WinRiver II set up:

a) Select File --> New Measurement.

b) Enter in the Station data (include the date of measurement in the station name) and click next

c) Enter in any Rating information and click next

d) in the configuration of devices, Winriver II will attempt to talk to the StreamPro ADCP and should automatically detect it (wait a few seconds)

e) in configuration, If using GPS, check the associated buttons.

f) in the Offsets, enter in the '''transducer depth (m)''', this is the distance from the transducer bottom to the water surface. Note that you should align the transducer heads in line with the bottom of the float w/ beam 3 forward and to a 45 degree offset. This is very important if you are using GPS

g) enter the magnetic variation at your location (needed for compass)

h) Use the default cell size and number of cells if possible, and then enter the max water depth and velocity. The max boat speed should always be equal to or less than the
water velocity when making the measurement. The maximum water depth is 5 meters w/ Streampro. Note, that try to estimate the max depth as best as you can. If you estimate the max depth to be greater than it really is, your cell sizes could be too large and you will not be able to measure as well in shallow water. If you estimate the max depth to be too shallow, you will not be able to measure the deeper water.

i) enter the water mode 12 or 13. '''We always use mode 12''' unless it is very shallow and very very slow moving water, then you can use mode 13.

j) in the recording section, write down the file name prefix, which should be the Station Name and Location and the date of msmst:
Example: KadleroshilikR_pipeline_060609

Also check the "Long (YY-MM-DD hhmmss)" in the Use Date/Time in Filename section.

6) Next step is to conduct the following required QA/QC tests:

a) Set ADCP clock

b) Conduct the ADCP test (diagnostic test). Write down in your notes if any tests fail and if they do, try again. Test should be conducted in '''non-moving water'''.

c) Conduct a compass calibration and evaluation '''if''' the instrument has a compass (the streampro will have a compass as of May 1, 2010). Compass calibration and evaluation should be less than 2 degrees, and better yet, less than 1 degree. If not, try again, and keep trying until less than 2 degrees. This can be a challenge, and may need to be repeated multiple times until you can get it.

d) Conduct a moving bed test. '''REQUIRED''', especially if there is no compass/GPS. It is good practice to do this for every measurement so you can correct the data for a moving bed (moving bed materials also include very fine sediments and organic materials). It is best to do a loop test (i.e go across the river and then come back to the exact same location where you started). Otherwise you can due a minimum of 3 stationary moving bed tests across the river. It will appear as if the boat has moved upstream. Stationary test for 10 minutes (5 minutes if anchored or tethered). If you have a moving bed, it will appear as if the boat is moving upstream. Use the USGS LC or SMBA test to correct.

7) You are ready to begin the measurement and so press F4 Start Pinging. Make sure you have two depth cells (or two good bins) before you start the measurement.

8) Press F5 or Start Transect. Measure the distance from the bank to the starting location where you have 2 good bins with a laser rangefinder. Inside this area, the discharge will will be estimated by the software. Make a note of the channel geometry for these purposes. Wait for 10 ensembles, then proceed slowly across the river.

Four transects are required and must be within 5% of the mean discharge. If you cannot make the 5%, continue to do additional transects. It may be necessary to do your transect diagonally downstream if the velocities are very fast. The key making a measurement is to move the boat slowly! Boat velocity should always be less than the water velocity.

9) At the stopping location (where there are still 2 good bins) hold the boat position for 10 ensembles w/ 2 good bins. To stop the transect press F5 again or Stop Transect. Measure the distance from the ADCP to the bank and enter it in the computer. This distance is needed to estimate the discharge in the unmeasured areas (the left and right edges). Then begin the next transect by pressing F5/Start Transect.

10) Press F12 to see the discharge measurement summary

11) Note: You may see some noisy velocity data with a ton of bad bins % when using the Streampro. This could be because the thresholds are set incorrectly in WINRIVER. If you are using version Winriver II 2.07, the thresholds should be okay. If not, these are the USGS recommended winriver thresholds for Streampro (5/30/2008): BT error velocity 0.100584 m/s, BT Up Velocity: 0.3048 m/s, WT Up Velocity: Max water speed, WT Error Velocity for Mode 12 it depends on the cell size (values below are based on 3xstd.dev. of velocity): 10 cm = 0.18288. see the OSW hydroacoustics forum for more details.

== General StreamPro / Winriver II / IPAQ troubleshooting ==

1) Communications: This is generally the biggest problem.
*If you have "lost ensembles" you probably have a communications problem
*Sometimes the bluetooth communication is lost and you need to "reconnect" to the device in the bluetooth settings window
*Sometimes the order in which you connect can be a problem, or maybe some other program is already using the com (hyperterminal, etc).
*low battery on the streampro (yellow blinking light)
*you are out of range of the bluetooth/IPAQ/Laptop. Typical range is only 10 meters unless you have an external bluetooth radio, which can extend the connection up to 150 m.

2) Hydrology: This is the other big problem, sometimes the streampro may not be the right tool for the job!
*The streampro works best in shallow water.

== IPAQ Instructions: ==
1) Ipaq configurations: To start bluetooth go to Settings -> COnnections -> Bluetooth ... then select the 'Bluetooth Manager' in the bottom of the screen. Click and hold 'RDI SPro 00597: SPP' when prompted, click 'Connect'
2) Note, the maximum depth you can use with the StreamPro is 4 meters.

Another way to get there: Click 'Start' then 'iPAQ Wireless' then 'Bluetooth Manager' then click & hold 'RDI SPro 00597: SPP' when prompted, click 'Connect'

Along those lines, the bluetooth connection is finicky unless you do things in the following order:
1) Turn on Stream Pro
2) Connect via Bluetooth to the Stream Pro
3) Start StreamPro on the iPaq.

After finishing gaging the river shutdown in this sequence (again for better connections later):
1) Select 'Exit' from the menu in the lower left corner of the iPaq (don't just minimize) to quit StreamPro on the Ipaq
2) Disconnect and turn off the Bluetooth on the iPaq
3) Turn off the Stream Pro ADP.

3) To change settings (numbers) from the iPAQ click on the keyboard in the lower right corner.

4) StreamPro Setup:
+ Things you may need to change each time you configure:
Transducer depth (which is the depth from the water surface to the sensor head)
+ Things you should rarely change (I anticipate anyway):
Cell Size (0.10 m), # of Depth Cells (20), Maximum Depth (2.1 m)
+ You can specify the file name of the configuration file if you "save as" and change the file name from the default to the river you are on and maybe the date.
+ A bit more about the rarely changed settings... The cell size can range from 2 to 10 centimeters. So if you are running in shallower water you could reduce the cell size. The cell size refers to how thick the cells are vertically in the water column. The maximum number of cells the unit can process however, is limited to 20 so, if you wanted finer resolution at one meter you couldn't set the cell size to anything less than 5 cm.

+ Time will tell with the ADP but the RiverCat sometimes did better when the total cell number wasn't maximized. We will see with experience whether we should reduce the number of depth cells measured. I think it was a function of the processor. You could use a higher number of depth cells if you were willing to set a longer integration period. The RDI unit doesn't allow you to set the integration period so this may be a non issue but we will see with practical experience.

Additionally, if the stream is less than 1m deep AND the stream velocity is less than 0.25 m/s you can set the depth to 1m or less which will allow you to use the ADP in low noise mode for better accuracy during low flows (this is mode 13, rarely used).

5) Communication Test -- when turning on the unit do a communication test. Click on the 'Test' tab and then click 'Instrument'. From the menu that appears select 'Self-Test' or 'Start Pinging'. You'll get an error message if there are communications problems. If there are problems you may need to turn the ADP on and off again. Also, you should then turn the bluetooth on the Ipaq off and then on again. The final step is to reconnect to the StreamPro ADP as outlined in step 3.

6) When you're ready to gage click the 'DataCollection' menu towards the top of the screen. From this screen click 'Transect Start'. This will bring up a new window where you can select whether you're on the left bank or right bank and the distance from the edge.. Then make measurements until getting to the other bank.

7) The distance from the edge (left bank or right bank edge) is defined for these measurements as the distance to the edge from the point where the ADP is able to measure two good measurements in the vertical column.

8) You can download the data by copying the files (configuration and data files) onto a laptop and load them into WinRiver to river. WinRiver is located on the little toughbook.

9) Note that the IPAQ needs to be completely turned off or the battery will die. Often, if you press the off button, it will go into standby and the screen will be so dim that you would think it was off. Charge up the IPAQ overnight before you head out in the field the next day. There are two spare batteries for the IPAQ.

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4) Open up Winriver II and first configure the peripherals
*ADCP - configure the com port (usually COM1 for direct connect Rio Grande) and bluetooth uses for the streampro. Often it is COM40 or so. Always use 115.2 K baud rate for both the streampro and Rio Grande. You may need to manually program the Rio Grande (in BBTalk) to be 115K baud rate as well (upon first receiving the instrument). Test the port to make sure it is working.
*GPS - if using GPS you need to specify the correct COM port for GPS. Test the port to make sure it is working.
*You should test the port to make sure winriver can communicate with the ADCP and GPS. If you get a blank screen communications are not working properly. Check to see that GPS is RTK (5) or WAAS (9) w/ the Novatel GPSs. RTK is necessary on smaller streams (less than 20 m) and preferred on large streams. WAAS is acceptable on large rivers, but may not be as good on smaller rivers.

5) WinRiver II set up:

a) Select File --> New Measurement.

b) Enter in the Station data (include the date of measurement in the station name) and click next

c) Enter in any known rating information and click next

d) in the configuration of devices, Winriver II will attempt to talk to the ADCP and should automatically detect it (wait a few seconds)

e) in configuration, If using GPS, check the associated buttons.

f) in the Offsets, enter in the transducer depth (m), this is the distance from the transducer bottom to the water surface. Note that you should align the transducer heads in line with the bottom of the float, beam 3 forward (Rio Grande) or at a 45 degree (Streampro - see arrow on tranducer head for proper direction).

g) enter the magnetic variation at your location (required for compass/GPS). You can look this up online if you have the coordinates of your site.

h) Use the default cell size and number of cells if possible, and then enter the max water depth and velocity. Try to get your max depth estimate correct so that the bin sizes are not too large or so that you do not underestimate the max depth (it will not measure below that depth). The max boat speed should always be equal to or less than the water velocity when making the measurement. The maximum water depth is 6 meters w/ Streampro.

i) enter the water mode, which is always mode 12 for streampro and almost always mode 12 auto or custom for Rio Grande. Use bottom mode 7 for shallow streams w/ Rio Grande.

j) in the recording section, write down the file name prefix, which should be the Station Name and Location and the date of msmst: Example: KadleroshilikR_pipeline_06June2009

Also check the "Long (YY-MM-DD hhmmss)" in the Use Date/Time in Filename section.

6) Next step is to conduct the following required QA/QC tests:

a) Set ADCP clock

b) Conduct the ADCP test (diagnostic test). Write down in your notes if any tests fail and if they do, try again. Test should be conducted in non-moving water.

c) Conduct a [[compass calibration]] and evaluation if the instrument has a compass (the streampro will have a compass as of May 1, 2010). Compass calibration and evaluation should be less than 2 degrees, and better yet, less than 1 degree. If not, try again, and keep trying until less than 2 degrees.

d) Conduct a [[Moving bed test]]. REQUIRED if there is no compass/GPS or your GPS isn't working properly. It is good practice to do this for every measurement so you can correct the data for a moving bed (moving bed materials also include very fine sediments and organic materials). It is best to do a loop test (i.e go across the river and then come back to the exact same location where you started). Otherwise you can due a minimum of 3 stationary moving bed tests across the river. It will appear as if the boat has moved upstream. Stationary test for 10 minutes (5 minutes if anchored or tethered). If you have a moving bed, it will appear as if the boat is moving upstream. Use the USGS LC or SMBA test to correct.

7) You are ready to begin the measurement and so press '''F4 Start Pinging'''. Make sure you have two depth cells (or two good bins) before you start the measurement.

8) Once you have 2 good bins, press F'''5 or Start Transect'''. Measure the distance from the bank to the starting location where you have 2 good bins with a laser rangefinder. Inside this edge area, the discharge will will be estimated by the software. Make a note of the channel geometry for these purposes, is it square or triangular? Wait for 10 ensembles, then proceed '''slowly''' across the river.

Four transects are required and must be within 5% of the mean discharge. If you cannot make the 5%, continue to do additional transects. It may be necessary to do your transect diagonally downstream if the velocities are very fast. The key making a measurement is to move the boat slowly (and a good measurement reach)! Boat velocity should always be less than the water velocity.

9) At the stopping location (where there are still 2 good bins) hold the boat position for 10 ensembles w/ 2 good bins. To stop the transect press F5 again or Stop Transect. Measure the distance from the ADCP to the bank and enter it in the computer. Then begin the next transect by pressing F5/Start Transect.

10) Press F12 to see the discharge measurement summary.

11) You can switch between bottom track and GGA (GPS) and VTG (GPS) by pressing cntrl-G or cntrl-B or control V.

13) To see all three tracks (GGA-GPS, VTG-GPS, and bottom track) go to view - graphs - ship tracks - ship track. Then you can see your tracks. Hopefully they all generally line up. If not you probably have a beam 3 misalignment so make a note of where beam 3 is located (and the streampro power/comm blue box) and we can correct it.

14) Keep an eye on the "aquire control" window in the bottom right hand corner. It will tell you in red if something isn't right (i.e. ADCP status NOT PINGING or Raw Data NOT RECORDING or GPS VALID or NOT USED). Keep a watch on that.

15) iF using blue tooth communications, keep the bluetooth settings window open to make sure you are connected to the instrument (Streampro or GPS bluetooth radio).

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Compass calibration requred before measurement if using a GPS. Calibration and evaluation less than 2 degrees according to RDI guidance. Better yet, should be less than 1 degree (evaluation) from USGS guidance.

We now use the Homan method to calibrate the streampro compass. It works best if you turn the instrument until you get a green bar. Then hold for 5 seconds or so. Then slowly turn the instrument until you get the next green bar. Then stop and hold for 5 seconds again. Continue on with this until you are finished in a complete circle. Then you will have to repeat it again for the evaluation and it will give you your score at the end. You should get less than 2 degrees.

Discharge measurements with ADCP

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* [[ADCP References]] Visit this page for documentation of procedures for ADCP you will be using.

Additional Equipment needed:
*Laser Rangefinder to measure shore distances,
*Field Book for note taking,
*Handheld radios for communications.

Data you will need to know before making a measurement:
*Transducer depth below water surface
*Maximum water depth and velocity
*Magnetic declination (see NOAA)

Notes you should take in the field:

*General cross section shape (record in field notes, needed for estimating flow along edges)
*Bank shapes
*Flow description (steady/unsteady, turbulence, eddies, slack water, reverse flows, etc).
*Start and stop points (distance to shore)
*configuration

Required steps for QAQC:

*ADCP test
*[[Compass calibration]] (Rio Grande, River Cat, River Surveyor Streampro)
*[[Moving bed test]] REQUIRED (especially if no GPS)

== Other notes ==

*RTK-GPS is recommended, but check the GGA string to make sure it is working (5 for Novatel RTK, 9 indicates WAAS is enabled)
*ADCP baud rate should be 115K, GPS baud rate is set at 39K. Initially (upon receiving the purchase of a new instrument), the Rio Grande baud rate needs to be programmed using BBTalk or equivalent.
*Measure (not estimate) your edge distances w/ laser rangefinder or tape measure. Describe the edge (triangle or square?) in order to get the best estimate of flow in the edge.
*Measure your ADCP transducer depth below water surface with ruler or tape measure and keep an eye on it during the measurement to see if it changes.
*Beam 3 forward or offset 45 deg. If offset put a note in your field book and need to enter this into Winriver II. Note: The new streampros (w/ compass) need to be in the proper orientation at all times. The arrow indicates the forward direction and it is 45 degrees offset. The power and communication unit needs to be oriented forward as well (as it is in a trimaran set up), if not you can apply a 180 degree correction. Make a note of all orientations.
*Gage height. Record the gage height before and after the measurement to make sure there is no big changes in stage/flow during measurement. If there is no staff gage at the location of discharge measurement, install a temporary rebar in the river and do a tape down measurement before/after
*Water temperature. Field check the water temperature with a portable probe at the location of your measurement to make sure the adcp temperature is correct.
*Use WinRiver II to QA/QC discharge measurement in the field!

*For RDI ADCPs The water modes / cell size configuration are a trade off between range, random noise and resolution. Small cells will be noisier but have good resolution. Large cells will give you less noisy data, but lower resolution.

Follow the following excerpt from USGS QAQC procedures by Oberg et. al.:
USGS SIR 2005-5183 "Quality Assurance Plan for Discharge Measurements using Acoustic Doppler Current Profilers"

"It is important to select appropriate measurement cross
sections for streamflow measurements. Many ADCP measurement
problems can be solved by moving to a better measurement
section. The guidelines provided in USGS Water-
Supply Paper 2175 (Rantz and others, 1982, p. 139) should
be followed when using an ADCP, except for those guidelines
that relate to depth and velocity requirements for current-meter
measurements. Rantz states:
“The first step in making a conventional current-meter
measurement of discharge is to select a measurement crosssection
of desirable qualities. If the stream cannot be waded,
and high-water measurements are made from a bridge or
cableway, the hydrographer has no choice with regard to
selection of a measurement cross-section. If the stream can be
waded, the hydrographer looks for a cross-section of channel
with the following qualities:

1. Cross-section lies within a straight reach, and streamlines
are parallel to each other.

2. Velocities are greater than 0.5 ft/s (0.15 m/s) and
depths are greater than 0.5 ft (0.15 m).

3. Streambed is relatively uniform and free of numerous
boulders and heavy aquatic growth.

4. Flow is relatively uniform and free of eddies, slack
water, and excessive turbulence.

5. Measurement section is relatively close to the gaging station
control to avoid the effect of tributary inflow
between the measurement section and control and to
avoid the effect of storage between the measurement
section and control during periods of rapidly changing
stage.

It will often be impossible to meet all of the above criteria, and
when that is the case, the hydrographer must exercise judgment
in selecting the best of the sites available for making the
discharge measurement. If the stream cannot be waded and
the measurement must be made from a boat, the measurement
section selected should have the attributes listed above, except
for those listed in item 2 concerning depth and velocity.”

General guidelines for selection of an ADCP measurement
section are listed below.

• Desirable measurement sections are roughly parabolic,
trapezoidal, or rectangular. Asymmetric channel
geometries (for example, deep on one side and shallow
on the other) should be avoided if possible (Simpson,
2002), as should cross sections with abrupt changes in
channel-bottom slope. The streambed cross section
should be as uniform as possible and free from debris
and vegetation or plant growth.

• Measurement sections with velocities less than
0.30 ft/s should be avoided if it is possible to do so,
and an alternative measurement location is available.
Although measurements can be made in low velocities,
boat speeds must be kept extremely slow (if possible,
less than or equal to the average water velocity)
requiring special techniques for boat control (Simpson,
2002).

• Depth at the measurement site should allow for the
measurement of velocity in two or more depth cells at
the start and stop points near the left and right edges of
water.

• Sites with very turbulent flow, for example, evidenced
by standing waves, large eddies, and non-uniform
flow lines, should be avoided. This condition is often
indicative of non-homogenous flow, a condition that
violates one of the assumptions required for accurate
ADCP velocity and discharge measurements.

• Measurement sections having local magnetic fields that
are relatively large as compared to the Earth’s magnetic
field should be avoided. Large steel structures, such as
overhead truss bridges, are a common source for these
large local magnetic fields and may result in ADCP
compass errors.

• When using DGPS, avoid locations where multi-path
interference is possible (signals from the satellites
bounce off structures and objects such as trees along
the bank or nearby bridges or buildings) or where
reception of signals from GPS satellites is blocked."

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* [[ADCP References]] Visit this page for documentation of procedures for ADCP you will be using.

Additional Equipment needed:
*Laser Rangefinder to measure shore distances,
*Field Book for note taking,
*Handheld radios for communications.

Data you will need to know before making a measurement:
*Transducer depth below water surface
*Maximum water depth and velocity
*Magnetic declination

Notes you should take in the field:

*General cross section shape (record in field notes, needed for estimating flow along edges)
*Bank shapes
*Flow description (steady/unsteady, turbulence, eddies, slack water, reverse flows, etc).
*Start and stop points (distance to shore)
*configuration

Required steps for QAQC:

*ADCP test
*[[Compass calibration]] (Rio Grande, River Cat, Streampro)
*[[Moving bed test]] REQUIRED (especially if no GPS)

== Other notes ==

*RTK-GPS is recommended, but check the GGA string to make sure it is working (5 for Novatel RTK, 9 indicates WAAS is enabled)
*ADCP baud rate should be 115K, GPS baud rate is set at 39K. Initially (upon receiving the purchase of a new instrument), the Rio Grande baud rate needs to be programmed using BBTalk or equivalent.
*Measure (not estimate) your edge distances w/ laser rangefinder or tape measure. Describe the edge (triangle or square?) in order to get the best estimate of flow in the edge.
*Measure your ADCP transducer depth below water surface with ruler or tape measure and keep an eye on it during the measurement to see if it changes.
*Beam 3 forward or offset 45 deg. If offset put a note in your field book and need to enter this into Winriver II. Note: The new streampros (w/ compass) need to be in the proper orientation at all times. The arrow indicates the forward direction and it is 45 degrees offset. The power and communication unit needs to be oriented forward as well (as it is in a trimaran set up), if not you can apply a 180 degree correction. Make a note of all orientations.
*Gage height. Record the gage height before and after the measurement to make sure there is no big changes in stage/flow during measurement. If there is no staff gage at the location of discharge measurement, install a temporary rebar in the river and do a tape down measurement before/after
*Water temperature. Field check the water temperature with a portable probe at the location of your measurement to make sure the adcp temperature is correct.
*Use WinRiver II to QA/QC discharge measurement in the field!

*For RDI ADCPs The water modes / cell size configuration are a trade off between range, random noise and resolution. Small cells will be noisier but have good resolution. Large cells will give you less noisy data, but lower resolution.

Follow the following excerpt from USGS QAQC procedures by Oberg et. al.:
USGS SIR 2005-5183 "Quality Assurance Plan for Discharge Measurements using Acoustic Doppler Current Profilers"

"It is important to select appropriate measurement cross
sections for streamflow measurements. Many ADCP measurement
problems can be solved by moving to a better measurement
section. The guidelines provided in USGS Water-
Supply Paper 2175 (Rantz and others, 1982, p. 139) should
be followed when using an ADCP, except for those guidelines
that relate to depth and velocity requirements for current-meter
measurements. Rantz states:
“The first step in making a conventional current-meter
measurement of discharge is to select a measurement crosssection
of desirable qualities. If the stream cannot be waded,
and high-water measurements are made from a bridge or
cableway, the hydrographer has no choice with regard to
selection of a measurement cross-section. If the stream can be
waded, the hydrographer looks for a cross-section of channel
with the following qualities:

1. Cross-section lies within a straight reach, and streamlines
are parallel to each other.

2. Velocities are greater than 0.5 ft/s (0.15 m/s) and
depths are greater than 0.5 ft (0.15 m).

3. Streambed is relatively uniform and free of numerous
boulders and heavy aquatic growth.

4. Flow is relatively uniform and free of eddies, slack
water, and excessive turbulence.

5. Measurement section is relatively close to the gaging station
control to avoid the effect of tributary inflow
between the measurement section and control and to
avoid the effect of storage between the measurement
section and control during periods of rapidly changing
stage.

It will often be impossible to meet all of the above criteria, and
when that is the case, the hydrographer must exercise judgment
in selecting the best of the sites available for making the
discharge measurement. If the stream cannot be waded and
the measurement must be made from a boat, the measurement
section selected should have the attributes listed above, except
for those listed in item 2 concerning depth and velocity.”

General guidelines for selection of an ADCP measurement
section are listed below.

• Desirable measurement sections are roughly parabolic,
trapezoidal, or rectangular. Asymmetric channel
geometries (for example, deep on one side and shallow
on the other) should be avoided if possible (Simpson,
2002), as should cross sections with abrupt changes in
channel-bottom slope. The streambed cross section
should be as uniform as possible and free from debris
and vegetation or plant growth.

• Measurement sections with velocities less than
0.30 ft/s should be avoided if it is possible to do so,
and an alternative measurement location is available.
Although measurements can be made in low velocities,
boat speeds must be kept extremely slow (if possible,
less than or equal to the average water velocity)
requiring special techniques for boat control (Simpson,
2002).

• Depth at the measurement site should allow for the
measurement of velocity in two or more depth cells at
the start and stop points near the left and right edges of
water.

• Sites with very turbulent flow, for example, evidenced
by standing waves, large eddies, and non-uniform
flow lines, should be avoided. This condition is often
indicative of non-homogenous flow, a condition that
violates one of the assumptions required for accurate
ADCP velocity and discharge measurements.

• Measurement sections having local magnetic fields that
are relatively large as compared to the Earth’s magnetic
field should be avoided. Large steel structures, such as
overhead truss bridges, are a common source for these
large local magnetic fields and may result in ADCP
compass errors.

• When using DGPS, avoid locations where multi-path
interference is possible (signals from the satellites
bounce off structures and objects such as trees along
the bank or nearby bridges or buildings) or where
reception of signals from GPS satellites is blocked."

Bluetooth Communiciations

2011-06-29T18:35:26Z

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Bluetooth doesn't have the range that the freewave radios have.

== Air Cable Bluetooth ==

We have two air cable bluetooth radios that I have been using for the Rio Grande ADCP setup. I also have two external 8.5 dbi omni-directional antennaes to go with them. I have been using them on the kayak to send back GPS and ADCP data to a laptop w/ bluetooth on shore. They are quite fidgety and lose connection often. I am not a big fan of the one labeled "GPS". Connection is lost frequently. We might need to play around with this more often.

== Sena Parani SD1000 Bluetooth ==

I have one parani sd1000 bluetooth radio that seems promising. I have a 5 dbi dipole antennae for use with this. I was going to use this as a spare, or to boost the laptop signal (instead of using the laptop class 2 bluetooth w/ only a 30 ft range). This one seems to have good communication when attached to the laptop for use with the streampro.

The Parani has "hardware flow control" setting. This should probably be turned on.

== Sena UD100 Bluetooth ==

This is a USB bluetooth. We can use this for laptops that don't have internal bluetooths (like the big toughbook) or we can use it as a boost for the mini tough book. It has a 5 dbi antennae. I tested this one with the streampro. The range was 150 meters at a minimum from the laptop to the streampro, I think it goes further but I didn't test it. Note that this needs to be secured into a USB port and can be bumped easily in the field, losing the connection. The mini-toughbook USB ports are not so great for plugging in this bluetooth radio, but it seems to work really good. If we can get it better secured in the mini-toughbook, or use a USB extension cable it may work better. I am sure it will work fine in regular laptops.

== Mini Toughbook Internal Bluetooth ==

The mini toughbook has an internal bluetooth that only works up to 30 ft w/ the streampro. With the Rio Grande ADCP and the GPS bluetooth radios, we can add a better antennae to those radios and extend the range to over 150 m. I suggest not using the internal mini toughbook internal bluetooth, but instead use the Parani / Sena USB bluetooth external radio.

== General Bluetooth notes ==
*Baud rates should be set to what the instrument is set up at. For example, the ADCPs should have a baud rate of 115.2k and so the radio should also be set to that baud rate.
*The laptop bluetooth software will assign a COM port to data coming in via bluetooth. For example, on the mini-toughbook, the streampro adcp com port is COM40, the rio grande adcp is COM42, and the GPS is COM43. This probably won't be the same for all laptops, you may have to play around with it.
*If you use the Parani in the laptop serial port to communicate with the Streampro or toughbook (to increase the range, instead of using the internal bluetooth) data should come in through COM1.

Main Page

2011-06-28T21:56:15Z

137.229.66.77: /* Water and Environmental Research Center Hydrologic Research Sites Wikipedia */

= Water and Environmental Research Center Hydrologic Research Sites Wikipedia =

This is a collaborative website for people involved with WERC's research stations, in any of several different projects:

== Some Good Things to Know ==

* [[New Person]] in the department guide
* [[North Slope Training Procedures - Bullen/Foothills/Kuparuk projects]]
* [[Common Instrumentation]] links
* [[Software]] we use
* [[Troubleshooting]] sensors etc.
* [[Common Sensor Wiring]]
* [[Datalogger programming]]
* [[Laboratory Scale Logging Computer]]

== Field Notes and Procedures ==

* Making [[discharge measurements with ADCP]]
* [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]] Umiat Project Supplies List
* [[Winriver II]] Software for RDI ADCP Discharge Measurements
* Using the [[RDI StreamPro ADCP]]
* Using the [[RDI Rio Grande ADCP]]
* [[Bluetooth Communiciations]] for ADCP Discharge Measurements
* Using the [[Sontek RiverSurveyor S5 ADCP]]
* [[Quality Assurance/Control of ADCP Measurements]]
* Using the [[Sontek handheld ADP]]
* Using the [[Sontek Rivercat and Toughbook]]
* Using the [[Flo-Mate]] flow meter
* [[WERC Snow Survey Procedure]]
* Checking the [[TPS]] precipitation sensor.
* [[Trimble R8 Fast-Static Surveys]]
* A [[Thaw probe design]]
* Alternative to the Gieck Stand-- [[variable terrain rain gage stand]]
* [[Tripod setup|Cheap tripod setup]]<br>
*Using [[Isco 3700 Auto-Sampler]]

== Project Site Logs and To-Do lists ==
* Umiat Project Station Inventories
* [[Umiat May 2010 Field Trip]] Logistics Planning
* [[Umiat May 2011 Field Trip]] Planning
* [[April 2010 Snow Survey Trip]] TO DO List
* [[all projects]] todo and site logs
* [[Sept 2009 Field Trip ]] General ToDo List
* [[Sept 2008 Field Trip - Emily and Ken]] General ToDo List
* [[June 2008 Field Trip - Emily and Ken]] General ToDo List
* [[North Slope Kuparuk]]
* [[North Slope Bullen]]
* [[North Slope Foothills]]
* [[Seward Peninsula Sites]]
* [[Super-Site]]
* [[Jessie Cable & Bob Bolton EPSCOR in CPCRW project]]
* [[Barrow Soil Moisture]] Anna L's SM experiment in Barrow
* [[Chas Sites]]

== WERC Field Books ==
* [[ken 2005 1]]
* [[ken 2005-2]]
* [[ken 2006-1]]
* [[ken 2007-1]]
* [[ken 2008-2]]
* [[ken 2008-3]]

== ''Meta-topics'' on the use & setup of the WERC wiki ==
* editing wiki pages
* [[implementing site todo lists and logs]]

Main Page

2011-06-28T21:01:43Z

137.229.66.77: /* Field Notes and Procedures */

= Water and Environmental Research Center Hydrologic Research Sites Wikipedia =

This is a collaborative website for people involved with WERC's research stations, in any of several different projects:

== Some Good Things to Know ==

* [[New Person]] in the department guide
* [[North Slope Training Procedures - Bullen/Foothills/Kuparuk projects]]
* [[Common Instrumentation]] links
* [[Software]] we use
* [[Troubleshooting]] sensors etc.
* [[Common Sensor Wiring]]
* [[Datalogger programming]]
* [[Laboratory Scale Logging Computer]]

== Field Notes and Procedures ==

* Making [[discharge measurements with ADCP]]
* [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]] Umiat Project Supplies List
* [[Winriver II]] Software for RDI ADCP Discharge Measurements
* Using the [[RDI StreamPro ADCP]]
* Using the [[RDI Rio Grande ADCP]]
* [[Bluetooth Communiciations]] for ADCP Discharge Measurements
* Using the [[Sontek RiverSurveyor S5 ADCP]]
* [[Quality Assurance/Control of ADCP Measurements]]
* Using the [[Sontek handheld ADP]]
* Using the [[Sontek Rivercat and Toughbook]]
* Using the [[Flo-Mate]] flow meter
* [[WERC Snow Survey Procedure]]
* Checking the [[TPS]] precipitation sensor.
* [[Trimble R8 Fast-Static Surveys]]
* A [[Thaw probe design]]
* Alternative to the Gieck Stand-- [[variable terrain rain gage stand]]
* [[Tripod setup|Cheap tripod setup]]<br>
*Using [[Isco 3700 Auto-Sampler]]

== Project Site Logs and To-Do lists ==
* [[Umiat May 2010 Field Trip]] Logistics Planning
* [[Umiat May 2011 Field Trip]] Planning
* [[April 2010 Snow Survey Trip]] TO DO List
* [[all projects]] todo and site logs
* [[Sept 2009 Field Trip ]] General ToDo List
* [[Sept 2008 Field Trip - Emily and Ken]] General ToDo List
* [[June 2008 Field Trip - Emily and Ken]] General ToDo List
* [[North Slope Kuparuk]]
* [[North Slope Bullen]]
* [[North Slope Foothills]]
* [[Seward Peninsula Sites]]
* [[Super-Site]]
* [[Jessie Cable & Bob Bolton EPSCOR in CPCRW project]]
* [[Barrow Soil Moisture]] Anna L's SM experiment in Barrow
* [[Chas Sites]]

== WERC Field Books ==
* [[ken 2005 1]]
* [[ken 2005-2]]
* [[ken 2006-1]]
* [[ken 2007-1]]
* [[ken 2008-2]]
* [[ken 2008-3]]

== ''Meta-topics'' on the use & setup of the WERC wiki ==
* editing wiki pages
* [[implementing site todo lists and logs]]

Main Page

2011-06-28T21:01:04Z

137.229.66.77: /* Field Notes and Procedures */

= Water and Environmental Research Center Hydrologic Research Sites Wikipedia =

This is a collaborative website for people involved with WERC's research stations, in any of several different projects:

== Some Good Things to Know ==

* [[New Person]] in the department guide
* [[North Slope Training Procedures - Bullen/Foothills/Kuparuk projects]]
* [[Common Instrumentation]] links
* [[Software]] we use
* [[Troubleshooting]] sensors etc.
* [[Common Sensor Wiring]]
* [[Datalogger programming]]
* [[Laboratory Scale Logging Computer]]

== Field Notes and Procedures ==

* Making [[discharge measurements with ADCP]]
* Umiat Project Supplies List
* [[Winriver II]] Software for RDI ADCP Discharge Measurements
* Using the [[RDI StreamPro ADCP]]
* Using the [[RDI Rio Grande ADCP]]
* [[Bluetooth Communiciations]] for ADCP Discharge Measurements
* Using the [[Sontek RiverSurveyor S5 ADCP]]
* [[Quality Assurance/Control of ADCP Measurements]]
* Using the [[Sontek handheld ADP]]
* Using the [[Sontek Rivercat and Toughbook]]
* Using the [[Flo-Mate]] flow meter
* [[WERC Snow Survey Procedure]]
* Checking the [[TPS]] precipitation sensor.
* [[Trimble R8 Fast-Static Surveys]]
* A [[Thaw probe design]]
* Alternative to the Gieck Stand-- [[variable terrain rain gage stand]]
* [[Tripod setup|Cheap tripod setup]]<br>
*Using [[Isco 3700 Auto-Sampler]]

== Project Site Logs and To-Do lists ==
* [[Umiat May 2010 Field Trip]] Logistics Planning
* [[Umiat May 2011 Field Trip]] Planning
* [[April 2010 Snow Survey Trip]] TO DO List
* [[all projects]] todo and site logs
* [[Sept 2009 Field Trip ]] General ToDo List
* [[Sept 2008 Field Trip - Emily and Ken]] General ToDo List
* [[June 2008 Field Trip - Emily and Ken]] General ToDo List
* [[North Slope Kuparuk]]
* [[North Slope Bullen]]
* [[North Slope Foothills]]
* [[Seward Peninsula Sites]]
* [[Super-Site]]
* [[Jessie Cable & Bob Bolton EPSCOR in CPCRW project]]
* [[Barrow Soil Moisture]] Anna L's SM experiment in Barrow
* [[Chas Sites]]

== WERC Field Books ==
* [[ken 2005 1]]
* [[ken 2005-2]]
* [[ken 2006-1]]
* [[ken 2007-1]]
* [[ken 2008-2]]
* [[ken 2008-3]]

== ''Meta-topics'' on the use & setup of the WERC wiki ==
* editing wiki pages
* [[implementing site todo lists and logs]]

Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies

2011-06-28T20:59:40Z

137.229.66.77: /* Field Supplies: */

====Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies====

===Boat Related Items:===
* Cataraft + Frame + 3 paddles, 7/16?" socket, and phillips screwdriver for frame adjustments
* Cataraft pump
* PVC repair kit items in orange tube for Aire Kayak and/or Cataraft
* Catraft 5 HP motor and motor repair tools/parts
* Spare frame parts (NRS U bolts, 5/16 nylock washers, NRS straps, 1 1/4 aluminum pipe)
* Zodiac, pump, boat bags
* Hypalon repair kit in orange tube for Achilles inflatable boat
* 15HP motor and motor repair books and tools. Spare motor parts. Motor oil.
* Gasoline, boat gas tank, spare gas tank, fuel lines
* boat anchor, boat rope ladder, fliplines, throwbags, seat cushion
* '''[In a boat-themed actionpacker onsite]''' River Rescue Bag
* '''[in 'station field supply action packer onsite']''' Extra Rope
* 303 and sponges / rags
* Aire Kayak XL, paddle, pump, insert, and repair kit. Note you need a specific small black fitting for the pump that needs to remain w/ the repair kit. '''DO NOT REMOVE THE FITTING from the repair kit except during pumping, please return it to the kit so it is not lost!'''
* Aire kayak mounting frame and NRS straps
* 1 1/2" aluminum boat mount for zodiacs & cataraft as needed
* Spare aluminum nurail fittings
* ADCP boat mount

===Field Supplies:===
* Station field supply action packer (gray tote)
* 12 V 100 a-hr battery
* 12 V 35 a-hr battery
* AA Lithium batteries streampro
* AA Lithium batteries GPSs
* snow survey equipment (Baggies, scale, adirondack, t-handle)
* Field books
* calculators
* Radio GPS / batteries or chargers
* Camera / charger
* Toolkit w/ various nut drivers, sockets, screwdrivers
* battery powered drill with batteries and charger
* portable scale for helicopter weights
* helictopter refueling kit, we have 2-3 barrels of fuel at Umiat for filling. In containment 2 (2nd containment closest to BLM hut)

===Survey Equipment:===
* Metal Detector
* Flagging
* Trimble GPS Survey Equipment and Tripod
* Optical Level, rod, tripod (battery charger + spare batt if digital)
* metric/english measuring tapes

===PT Supplies:===
* PTs (SDI12, HOBO)
* HOBO opti reader
* PT Dessicant
* 3/4" or 1/2" flex conduit aluminum, 1" nipples, 3/4 (or 1/2") to 1" reducer, PT freeze protection (pipe insulation)
* flex conduit fittings from PT nipple to flex conduit and flex condiut into box
* disc weights
* hoseclamps
* rebar/screed stakes ''''if there's time up north we should grind the screed stakes smooth''''
* sledgehammer
* rebar driver
* files for grinding rebar/stakes
* shovels
* ice picks/chippers
* heavy steel cable
* steel cable and cable clamps for HOBO install
* 5/16" ? nut drivers for cable clamps and hose clamps

===Streamgauging/ADCP Supplies:===
* ADCP & Trimaran if needed
* ADCP RTK-GPSs (Base + Rover)
* ADCP communications (radios), power (Batteries) wiring harness in clear drybag, GPS cables, battery packs
* USB Parani (UD100) Bluetooth radio on Laptop if needed for streampro, to use with toughbook for better range
* Serial port Parani (SD1000) Bluetooth radio/ chargers/antennaes for GPS Rover on Streampro/kayak setup (to transmit back to shore laptop).
* Miscellaneous batteries and battery configurations
* 2 radio antennaes and cables
* Base station tripods and 12V battery or AA lithium or C cell li battery packs
* ADCP alumninum boat mount and aluminum flange for appropriate instrument (rio grande or river surveyor).
* 3/16" allen wrench ? for boat mount adjustments
* Appropriate bolts/nuts stainless steel non ferrous for boat mount
* Streampro spare wingnuts

* Toughbook and spare power adapter and spare battery
* AA Battery setup for power. Note River Surveyor needs AC adaptor (?)
* laser rangefinder
* Flowtracker and metric rod in case need to measure smaller side channels

===Computer Supplies:===
* Toughbook, USB serial adaptors, software, firmware updates
* Printer + print cartridges, Printer Paper, national geo paper
* Back up Hard drive
* Station Coordinates in .gpx file to load into GPS with Expert GPS software
* Garmin or Mapsource software to load maps

===Sediment Sampling Equipment:===
*suspended sediment sampler
*bed load sampler, sediment bag and extension
*autosampler
*battery (12 V)
*battery charger
*plastic bottles
*rope
*plastic bags (for bed sediment)

===Dye Trace Supplies:===
* powdered dye
* flourometer and ancillary gear
* fire pump, hoses, and ancillary gear

===PPE:===
* Water gloves (rubber and neoprene)
* Drysuits, wader boots
* Spare dry clothing
* Wrist gaskets
* PFDs
* '''[yellow pelican case]''' Aquaseal for drysuit repair, spare gaskets, zipper care, gasket care
* helicopter helmets

===Survival Supplies:===
* Permanent station emergency action packer at culvert
* Emergency lightweight portable helo bags (2 man and 3 man)
* '''[tote/actionpacker on site]''' River Rescue bag
* Satellite phone + spare battery and charger
* shotgun and slugs

Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies

2011-06-28T20:58:27Z

137.229.66.77: /* Boat Related Items: */

====Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies====

===Boat Related Items:===
* Cataraft + Frame + 3 paddles, 7/16?" socket, and phillips screwdriver for frame adjustments
* Cataraft pump
* PVC repair kit items in orange tube for Aire Kayak and/or Cataraft
* Catraft 5 HP motor and motor repair tools/parts
* Spare frame parts (NRS U bolts, 5/16 nylock washers, NRS straps, 1 1/4 aluminum pipe)
* Zodiac, pump, boat bags
* Hypalon repair kit in orange tube for Achilles inflatable boat
* 15HP motor and motor repair books and tools. Spare motor parts. Motor oil.
* Gasoline, boat gas tank, spare gas tank, fuel lines
* boat anchor, boat rope ladder, fliplines, throwbags, seat cushion
* '''[In a boat-themed actionpacker onsite]''' River Rescue Bag
* '''[in 'station field supply action packer onsite']''' Extra Rope
* 303 and sponges / rags
* Aire Kayak XL, paddle, pump, insert, and repair kit. Note you need a specific small black fitting for the pump that needs to remain w/ the repair kit. '''DO NOT REMOVE THE FITTING from the repair kit except during pumping, please return it to the kit so it is not lost!'''
* Aire kayak mounting frame and NRS straps
* 1 1/2" aluminum boat mount for zodiacs & cataraft as needed
* Spare aluminum nurail fittings
* ADCP boat mount

===Field Supplies:===
* Station field supply action packer (gray tote)
* 12 V 100 a-hr battery
* 12 V 35 a-hr battery
* AA Lithium batteries streampro
* AA Lithium batteries GPSs
* snow survey equipment (Baggies, scale, adirondack, t-handle)
* Field books
* calculators
* Radio GPS / batteries or chargers
* Camera / charger
* Toolkit w/ various nut drivers, sockets, screwdrivers
* battery powered drill with batteries and charger

===Survey Equipment:===
* Metal Detector
* Flagging
* Trimble GPS Survey Equipment and Tripod
* Optical Level, rod, tripod (battery charger + spare batt if digital)
* metric/english measuring tapes

===PT Supplies:===
* PTs (SDI12, HOBO)
* HOBO opti reader
* PT Dessicant
* 3/4" or 1/2" flex conduit aluminum, 1" nipples, 3/4 (or 1/2") to 1" reducer, PT freeze protection (pipe insulation)
* flex conduit fittings from PT nipple to flex conduit and flex condiut into box
* disc weights
* hoseclamps
* rebar/screed stakes ''''if there's time up north we should grind the screed stakes smooth''''
* sledgehammer
* rebar driver
* files for grinding rebar/stakes
* shovels
* ice picks/chippers
* heavy steel cable
* steel cable and cable clamps for HOBO install
* 5/16" ? nut drivers for cable clamps and hose clamps

===Streamgauging/ADCP Supplies:===
* ADCP & Trimaran if needed
* ADCP RTK-GPSs (Base + Rover)
* ADCP communications (radios), power (Batteries) wiring harness in clear drybag, GPS cables, battery packs
* USB Parani (UD100) Bluetooth radio on Laptop if needed for streampro, to use with toughbook for better range
* Serial port Parani (SD1000) Bluetooth radio/ chargers/antennaes for GPS Rover on Streampro/kayak setup (to transmit back to shore laptop).
* Miscellaneous batteries and battery configurations
* 2 radio antennaes and cables
* Base station tripods and 12V battery or AA lithium or C cell li battery packs
* ADCP alumninum boat mount and aluminum flange for appropriate instrument (rio grande or river surveyor).
* 3/16" allen wrench ? for boat mount adjustments
* Appropriate bolts/nuts stainless steel non ferrous for boat mount
* Streampro spare wingnuts

* Toughbook and spare power adapter and spare battery
* AA Battery setup for power. Note River Surveyor needs AC adaptor (?)
* laser rangefinder
* Flowtracker and metric rod in case need to measure smaller side channels

===Computer Supplies:===
* Toughbook, USB serial adaptors, software, firmware updates
* Printer + print cartridges, Printer Paper, national geo paper
* Back up Hard drive
* Station Coordinates in .gpx file to load into GPS with Expert GPS software
* Garmin or Mapsource software to load maps

===Sediment Sampling Equipment:===
*suspended sediment sampler
*bed load sampler, sediment bag and extension
*autosampler
*battery (12 V)
*battery charger
*plastic bottles
*rope
*plastic bags (for bed sediment)

===Dye Trace Supplies:===
* powdered dye
* flourometer and ancillary gear
* fire pump, hoses, and ancillary gear

===PPE:===
* Water gloves (rubber and neoprene)
* Drysuits, wader boots
* Spare dry clothing
* Wrist gaskets
* PFDs
* '''[yellow pelican case]''' Aquaseal for drysuit repair, spare gaskets, zipper care, gasket care
* helicopter helmets

===Survival Supplies:===
* Permanent station emergency action packer at culvert
* Emergency lightweight portable helo bags (2 man and 3 man)
* '''[tote/actionpacker on site]''' River Rescue bag
* Satellite phone + spare battery and charger
* shotgun and slugs

Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies

2011-06-28T20:57:45Z

137.229.66.77: /* Boat Related Items: */

====Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies====

===Boat Related Items:===
* Cataraft + Frame + 3 paddles, 7/16?" socket, and phillips screwdriver for frame adjustments
* Cataraft pump
* PVC repair kit items in orange tube for Aire Kayak and/or Cataraft
* Catraft 5 HP motor and motor repair tools/parts
* Spare frame parts (NRS U bolts, 5/16 nylock washers, NRS straps, 1 1/4 aluminum pipe)
* Zodiac, pump, boat bags
* Hypalon repair kit in orange tube for Achilles inflatable boat
* 15HP motor and motor repair books and tools. Spare motor parts. Motor oil.
* Gasoline, boat gas tank, spare gas tank, fuel lines
* boat anchor, boat rope ladder, fliplines, throwbags, seat cushion
* '''[In a boat-themed actionpacker onsite]''' River Rescue Bag
* '''[in 'station field supply action packer onsite']''' Extra Rope
* 303 and sponges / rags
* Aire Kayak XL, paddle, pump, insert, and repair kit. Note you need a specific small black fitting for the pump that needs to remain w/ the repair kit. '''DO NOT permanently REMOVE THE FITTING from the kit.'''
* Aire kayak mounting frame and NRS straps
* 1 1/2" aluminum boat mount for zodiacs & cataraft as needed
* Spare aluminum nurail fittings
* ADCP boat mount

===Field Supplies:===
* Station field supply action packer (gray tote)
* 12 V 100 a-hr battery
* 12 V 35 a-hr battery
* AA Lithium batteries streampro
* AA Lithium batteries GPSs
* snow survey equipment (Baggies, scale, adirondack, t-handle)
* Field books
* calculators
* Radio GPS / batteries or chargers
* Camera / charger
* Toolkit w/ various nut drivers, sockets, screwdrivers
* battery powered drill with batteries and charger

===Survey Equipment:===
* Metal Detector
* Flagging
* Trimble GPS Survey Equipment and Tripod
* Optical Level, rod, tripod (battery charger + spare batt if digital)
* metric/english measuring tapes

===PT Supplies:===
* PTs (SDI12, HOBO)
* HOBO opti reader
* PT Dessicant
* 3/4" or 1/2" flex conduit aluminum, 1" nipples, 3/4 (or 1/2") to 1" reducer, PT freeze protection (pipe insulation)
* flex conduit fittings from PT nipple to flex conduit and flex condiut into box
* disc weights
* hoseclamps
* rebar/screed stakes ''''if there's time up north we should grind the screed stakes smooth''''
* sledgehammer
* rebar driver
* files for grinding rebar/stakes
* shovels
* ice picks/chippers
* heavy steel cable
* steel cable and cable clamps for HOBO install
* 5/16" ? nut drivers for cable clamps and hose clamps

===Streamgauging/ADCP Supplies:===
* ADCP & Trimaran if needed
* ADCP RTK-GPSs (Base + Rover)
* ADCP communications (radios), power (Batteries) wiring harness in clear drybag, GPS cables, battery packs
* USB Parani (UD100) Bluetooth radio on Laptop if needed for streampro, to use with toughbook for better range
* Serial port Parani (SD1000) Bluetooth radio/ chargers/antennaes for GPS Rover on Streampro/kayak setup (to transmit back to shore laptop).
* Miscellaneous batteries and battery configurations
* 2 radio antennaes and cables
* Base station tripods and 12V battery or AA lithium or C cell li battery packs
* ADCP alumninum boat mount and aluminum flange for appropriate instrument (rio grande or river surveyor).
* 3/16" allen wrench ? for boat mount adjustments
* Appropriate bolts/nuts stainless steel non ferrous for boat mount
* Streampro spare wingnuts

* Toughbook and spare power adapter and spare battery
* AA Battery setup for power. Note River Surveyor needs AC adaptor (?)
* laser rangefinder
* Flowtracker and metric rod in case need to measure smaller side channels

===Computer Supplies:===
* Toughbook, USB serial adaptors, software, firmware updates
* Printer + print cartridges, Printer Paper, national geo paper
* Back up Hard drive
* Station Coordinates in .gpx file to load into GPS with Expert GPS software
* Garmin or Mapsource software to load maps

===Sediment Sampling Equipment:===
*suspended sediment sampler
*bed load sampler, sediment bag and extension
*autosampler
*battery (12 V)
*battery charger
*plastic bottles
*rope
*plastic bags (for bed sediment)

===Dye Trace Supplies:===
* powdered dye
* flourometer and ancillary gear
* fire pump, hoses, and ancillary gear

===PPE:===
* Water gloves (rubber and neoprene)
* Drysuits, wader boots
* Spare dry clothing
* Wrist gaskets
* PFDs
* '''[yellow pelican case]''' Aquaseal for drysuit repair, spare gaskets, zipper care, gasket care
* helicopter helmets

===Survival Supplies:===
* Permanent station emergency action packer at culvert
* Emergency lightweight portable helo bags (2 man and 3 man)
* '''[tote/actionpacker on site]''' River Rescue bag
* Satellite phone + spare battery and charger
* shotgun and slugs

Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies

2011-06-28T20:54:19Z

137.229.66.77: /* Boat Related Items: */

====Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies====

===Boat Related Items:===
* Cataraft + Frame + 3 paddles, 7/16?" socket, and phillips screwdriver for frame adjustments
* Cataraft pump and PVC repair kit items
* Catraft 5 HP motor and motor repair tools/parts
* Spare frame parts (NRS U bolts, 5/16 nylock washers, NRS straps, 1 1/4 aluminum pipe)
* Zodiac, pump, boat bags, Hypalon boat repair kit
* 15HP motor and motor repair books and tools. Spare motor parts. Motor oil.
* Gasoline, boat gas tank, spare gas tank, fuel lines
* boat anchor, boat rope ladder, fliplines, throwbags, seat cushion
* '''[In a boat-themed actionpacker]''' River Rescue Bag
* '''[in 'station field supply action packer']''' Extra Rope
* 303 and sponges / rags
* Aire Kayak XL
* 1 1/2" aluminum boat mount for zodiacs & cataraft as needed
* Spare aluminum nurail fittings
* ADCP boat mount

===Field Supplies:===
* Station field supply action packer (gray tote)
* 12 V 100 a-hr battery
* 12 V 35 a-hr battery
* AA Lithium batteries streampro
* AA Lithium batteries GPSs
* snow survey equipment (Baggies, scale, adirondack, t-handle)
* Field books
* calculators
* Radio GPS / batteries or chargers
* Camera / charger
* Toolkit w/ various nut drivers, sockets, screwdrivers
* battery powered drill with batteries and charger

===Survey Equipment:===
* Metal Detector
* Flagging
* Trimble GPS Survey Equipment and Tripod
* Optical Level, rod, tripod (battery charger + spare batt if digital)
* metric/english measuring tapes

===PT Supplies:===
* PTs (SDI12, HOBO)
* HOBO opti reader
* PT Dessicant
* 3/4" or 1/2" flex conduit aluminum, 1" nipples, 3/4 (or 1/2") to 1" reducer, PT freeze protection (pipe insulation)
* flex conduit fittings from PT nipple to flex conduit and flex condiut into box
* disc weights
* hoseclamps
* rebar/screed stakes ''''if there's time up north we should grind the screed stakes smooth''''
* sledgehammer
* rebar driver
* files for grinding rebar/stakes
* shovels
* ice picks/chippers
* heavy steel cable
* steel cable and cable clamps for HOBO install
* 5/16" ? nut drivers for cable clamps and hose clamps

===Streamgauging/ADCP Supplies:===
* ADCP & Trimaran if needed
* ADCP RTK-GPSs (Base + Rover)
* ADCP communications (radios), power (Batteries) wiring harness in clear drybag, GPS cables, battery packs
* USB Parani (UD100) Bluetooth radio on Laptop if needed for streampro, to use with toughbook for better range
* Serial port Parani (SD1000) Bluetooth radio/ chargers/antennaes for GPS Rover on Streampro/kayak setup (to transmit back to shore laptop).
* Miscellaneous batteries and battery configurations
* 2 radio antennaes and cables
* Base station tripods and 12V battery or AA lithium or C cell li battery packs
* ADCP alumninum boat mount and aluminum flange for appropriate instrument (rio grande or river surveyor).
* 3/16" allen wrench ? for boat mount adjustments
* Appropriate bolts/nuts stainless steel non ferrous for boat mount
* Streampro spare wingnuts

* Toughbook and spare power adapter and spare battery
* AA Battery setup for power. Note River Surveyor needs AC adaptor (?)
* laser rangefinder
* Flowtracker and metric rod in case need to measure smaller side channels

===Computer Supplies:===
* Toughbook, USB serial adaptors, software, firmware updates
* Printer + print cartridges, Printer Paper, national geo paper
* Back up Hard drive
* Station Coordinates in .gpx file to load into GPS with Expert GPS software
* Garmin or Mapsource software to load maps

===Sediment Sampling Equipment:===
*suspended sediment sampler
*bed load sampler, sediment bag and extension
*autosampler
*battery (12 V)
*battery charger
*plastic bottles
*rope
*plastic bags (for bed sediment)

===Dye Trace Supplies:===
* powdered dye
* flourometer and ancillary gear
* fire pump, hoses, and ancillary gear

===PPE:===
* Water gloves (rubber and neoprene)
* Drysuits, wader boots
* Spare dry clothing
* Wrist gaskets
* PFDs
* '''[yellow pelican case]''' Aquaseal for drysuit repair, spare gaskets, zipper care, gasket care
* helicopter helmets

===Survival Supplies:===
* Permanent station emergency action packer at culvert
* Emergency lightweight portable helo bags (2 man and 3 man)
* '''[tote/actionpacker on site]''' River Rescue bag
* Satellite phone + spare battery and charger
* shotgun and slugs

Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies

2011-06-28T20:54:01Z

137.229.66.77:

====Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies====

===Boat Related Items:===
* Cataraft + Frame + 3 paddles, 7/16?" socket, and phillips screwdriver for frame adjustments
* Cataraft pump and PVC repair kit items
* Catraft 5 HP motor and motor repair tools/parts
* Spare frame parts (NRS U bolts, 5/16 nylock washers, NRS straps, 1 1/4 aluminum pipe)
* Zodiac, pump, boat bags, Hypalon boat repair kit
* 15HP motor and motor repair books and tools. Spare motor parts. Motor oil.
* Gasoline, boat gas tank, spare gas tank, fuel lines
* '''boat anchor, boat rope ladder, fliplines, throwbags, seat cushion'''
* '''[In a boat-themed actionpacker]''' River Rescue Bag
* '''[in 'station field supply action packer']''' Extra Rope
* 303 and sponges / rags
* Aire Kayak XL
* 1 1/2" aluminum boat mount for zodiacs & cataraft as needed
* Spare aluminum nurail fittings
* ADCP boat mount

===Field Supplies:===
* Station field supply action packer (gray tote)
* 12 V 100 a-hr battery
* 12 V 35 a-hr battery
* AA Lithium batteries streampro
* AA Lithium batteries GPSs
* snow survey equipment (Baggies, scale, adirondack, t-handle)
* Field books
* calculators
* Radio GPS / batteries or chargers
* Camera / charger
* Toolkit w/ various nut drivers, sockets, screwdrivers
* battery powered drill with batteries and charger

===Survey Equipment:===
* Metal Detector
* Flagging
* Trimble GPS Survey Equipment and Tripod
* Optical Level, rod, tripod (battery charger + spare batt if digital)
* metric/english measuring tapes

===PT Supplies:===
* PTs (SDI12, HOBO)
* HOBO opti reader
* PT Dessicant
* 3/4" or 1/2" flex conduit aluminum, 1" nipples, 3/4 (or 1/2") to 1" reducer, PT freeze protection (pipe insulation)
* flex conduit fittings from PT nipple to flex conduit and flex condiut into box
* disc weights
* hoseclamps
* rebar/screed stakes ''''if there's time up north we should grind the screed stakes smooth''''
* sledgehammer
* rebar driver
* files for grinding rebar/stakes
* shovels
* ice picks/chippers
* heavy steel cable
* steel cable and cable clamps for HOBO install
* 5/16" ? nut drivers for cable clamps and hose clamps

===Streamgauging/ADCP Supplies:===
* ADCP & Trimaran if needed
* ADCP RTK-GPSs (Base + Rover)
* ADCP communications (radios), power (Batteries) wiring harness in clear drybag, GPS cables, battery packs
* USB Parani (UD100) Bluetooth radio on Laptop if needed for streampro, to use with toughbook for better range
* Serial port Parani (SD1000) Bluetooth radio/ chargers/antennaes for GPS Rover on Streampro/kayak setup (to transmit back to shore laptop).
* Miscellaneous batteries and battery configurations
* 2 radio antennaes and cables
* Base station tripods and 12V battery or AA lithium or C cell li battery packs
* ADCP alumninum boat mount and aluminum flange for appropriate instrument (rio grande or river surveyor).
* 3/16" allen wrench ? for boat mount adjustments
* Appropriate bolts/nuts stainless steel non ferrous for boat mount
* Streampro spare wingnuts

* Toughbook and spare power adapter and spare battery
* AA Battery setup for power. Note River Surveyor needs AC adaptor (?)
* laser rangefinder
* Flowtracker and metric rod in case need to measure smaller side channels

===Computer Supplies:===
* Toughbook, USB serial adaptors, software, firmware updates
* Printer + print cartridges, Printer Paper, national geo paper
* Back up Hard drive
* Station Coordinates in .gpx file to load into GPS with Expert GPS software
* Garmin or Mapsource software to load maps

===Sediment Sampling Equipment:===
*suspended sediment sampler
*bed load sampler, sediment bag and extension
*autosampler
*battery (12 V)
*battery charger
*plastic bottles
*rope
*plastic bags (for bed sediment)

===Dye Trace Supplies:===
* powdered dye
* flourometer and ancillary gear
* fire pump, hoses, and ancillary gear

===PPE:===
* Water gloves (rubber and neoprene)
* Drysuits, wader boots
* Spare dry clothing
* Wrist gaskets
* PFDs
* '''[yellow pelican case]''' Aquaseal for drysuit repair, spare gaskets, zipper care, gasket care
* helicopter helmets

===Survival Supplies:===
* Permanent station emergency action packer at culvert
* Emergency lightweight portable helo bags (2 man and 3 man)
* '''[tote/actionpacker on site]''' River Rescue bag
* Satellite phone + spare battery and charger
* shotgun and slugs

Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies

2011-05-12T19:59:13Z

137.229.66.77: /* Sediment Sampling Equipment: */

====Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies====

===Boat Related Items:===
* '''[Trailer]''' Cataraft + Frame + 3 paddles, 7/16?" socket, and phillips screwdriver for frame adjustments
* '''[Trailer]''' Cataraft pump and PVC repair kit items
* '''[Trailer]''' Catraft 5 HP motor and motor repair tools/parts
* '''[Trailer]''' Spare frame parts (NRS U bolts, 5/16 nylock washers, NRS straps, 1 1/4 aluminum pipe)
* '''[In a boat-themed actionpacker]''' Zodiac, pump, boat bags, Hypalon boat repair kit
* '''[In a boat-themed actionpacker]'''15HP motor and motor repair books and tools. Spare motor parts. Motor oil.
* '''[Trailer]'''Gasoline, boat gas tank, spare gas tank, fuel lines
* '''boat anchor, boat rope ladder, fliplines, throwbags, seat cushion'''
* '''[In a boat-themed actionpacker]''' River Rescue Bag
* '''[in 'station field supply action packer']''' Extra Rope
* '''[Trailer]''' 303 and sponges / rags
* '''[With Umiat stuff]''' Aire Kayak XL
* '''[In Umiat Pile]''' 1 1/2" aluminum boat mount for zodiacs (quantity 2)
* '''[in Itkillik Pile]''' 1 1/4" aluminum boat mount available for cataraft and zodiac (quantity 1)
* '''[Itkillik Pile?]''' Spare aluminum nurail fittings
* '''[1 each in pile]''' ADCP boat mount

===Field Supplies:===
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' Station field supply action packer (gray tote)
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' 12 V 100 a-hr battery
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' 12 V 30 a-hr battery
* '''[In clear office things tote]''' AA Lithium batteries streampro
* '''[In clear office things tote]''' AA Lithium batteries GPSs
* '''[Toolik, need Umiat kit, Ken's office/emily's office. Missing scale!!]''' snow survey equipment (Baggies, scale, adirondack, t-handle)
* '''[In clear office things tote]''' Field books
* '''[Bring from home]''' calculators
* '''[In Emily's office for Checkout]''' Radio GPS / batteries or chargers
* '''[BYO WERC camera?]''' Camera / charger
* '''[Bob's bringing]''' Toolkit w/ various nut drivers, sockets, screwdrivers
* '''[Toolik, Kanex]''' battery powered drill with batteries and charger

===Survey Equipment:===
* '''[Not yet rented?]''' Metal Detector
* '''[in 'station field supply actionpacker]''' Flagging
* '''[Ken's office]''' Trimble GPS Survey Equipment and Tripod
* '''[Horacio office]''' Optical Level, rod, tripod (battery charger + spare batt if digital)
* '''[Horacio's office]''' Laser level + C cell batteries
* '''[MILR gen supplies]''' metric/english measuring tapes

===PT Supplies:===
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' PTs (SDI12, HOBO)
* '''[Itkillik Pile, PT actionpacker but will be moved to warm store thigns]'''HOBO opti reader
* '''[Emily has]''' PT Dessicant
* '''[Itkillik Pile]'''3/4" or 1/2" flex conduit aluminum, 1" nipples, 3/4 (or 1/2") to 1" reducer, PT freeze protection (pipe insulation)
* '''[Itkillik Pile, PT Actionpacker]''' flex conduit fittings from PT nipple to flex conduit and flex condiut into box
* '''[Toolik]''' disc weights
* '''[Toolik]''' hoseclamps
* '''[Toolik]''' rebar/screed stakes ''''if there's time up north we should grind the screed stakes smooth''''
* '''[Toolik]''' sledgehammer
* '''[Toolik]''' rebar driver
* '''[Toolik]''' files for grinding rebar/stakes
* '''[Toolik]''' shovels
* '''[Toolik]''' ice picks/chippers
* '''[Greta Purchasing 5/12/2011]''' heavy steel cable
* '''[Itkillik Pile, PT Actionpacker]''' steel cable and cable clamps for HOBO install
*'''[Itkillik Pile? Or Bob's Toolbag]''' 5/16" ? nut drivers for cable clamps and hose clamps

===Streamgauging/ADCP Supplies:===
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' ADCP & Trimaran if needed
* '''[Ken's office]''' ADCP RTK-GPSs (Base + Rover)
* '''[Ken's office]''' ADCP communications (radios), power (Batteries) wiring harness in clear drybag, GPS cables, battery packs
* '''[Ken's office]''' Miscellaneous batteries and battery configurations
* '''[Ken's office]''' 2 radio antennaes and cables
* '''[Ken's office]''' Base station (black) tripod and 12V battery or AA lithium or C cell li battery packs
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' ADCP alumninum boat mount and aluminum flange for appropriate instrument (rio grande or river surveyor).
* '''[Mirl Gen Supplies Pile]''' 3/16" or 3/8" allen wrench ? for boat mount adjustments
* '''[these and spares in rio grande box]''' Appropriate bolts/nuts stainless steel non ferrous for boat mount
* '''[Joel has the washers]''' Streampro spare wingnuts
* '''[Emily's office]''' USB Bluetooth radio on Laptop if needed for streampro
* '''[Emily's office]''' Toughbook and spare power adapter and spare battery
* '''[Emily's office]''' AA Battery setup for power. Note River Surveyor needs AC adaptor (?)
* '''[Emily's office]''' laser rangefinder
* '''[Joel Has & We're sharing with him]''' Flowtracker and metric rod in case need to measure smaller side channels

===Computer Supplies:===
* '''[Emily office]''' Toughbook, USB serial adaptors, software, firmware updates
* '''[Itkillik Pile / Office cleartote]''' Printer + print cartridges, Printer Paper, national geo paper
* '''[Emily's office]''' Back up Hard drive
* '''[Emily's office]''' Station Coordinates in .gpx file to load into GPS with Expert GPS software
* '''[Emily's office]''' Garmin or Mapsource software to load maps

===Sediment Sampling Equipment:===
*suspended sediment sampler
*bed load sampler, sediment bag and extension
*autosampler
*battery (12 V)
*battery charger
*plastic bottles
*rope
*plastic bags (for bed sediment)

===Dye Trace Supplies:===
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' powdered dye
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' flourometer and ancillary gear
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' fire pump, hoses, and ancillary gear

===PPE:===
* '''[BYOG]''' Water gloves (rubber and neoprene)
* '''[BYODW]''' Drysuits, wader boots
* '''[BYOSDC]''' Spare dry clothing
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' Wrist gasket
* '''[Itkillik Pile, Station actionpacker]'''PFDs
* '''[Itkillik Pile, yellow pelican case, pelican case actionpacker]''' Aquaseal for drysuit repair, spare gaskets, zipper care, gasket care
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' helicopter helmets

===Survival Supplies:===
* Permanent station emergency action packer at culvert
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' Emergency lightweight portable helo bags (2 man and 3 man)
* '''[Itkillik Pile, boat themed actionpacker]''' River Rescue bag
* '''[Itkillik pile, pelican case actionpacker]''' Satellite phone + spare battery and charger
* '''[Ken's office]''' shotgun and slugs

Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies

2011-05-12T19:58:41Z

137.229.66.77: /* Sediment Sampling Equipment: */

====Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies====

===Boat Related Items:===
* '''[Trailer]''' Cataraft + Frame + 3 paddles, 7/16?" socket, and phillips screwdriver for frame adjustments
* '''[Trailer]''' Cataraft pump and PVC repair kit items
* '''[Trailer]''' Catraft 5 HP motor and motor repair tools/parts
* '''[Trailer]''' Spare frame parts (NRS U bolts, 5/16 nylock washers, NRS straps, 1 1/4 aluminum pipe)
* '''[In a boat-themed actionpacker]''' Zodiac, pump, boat bags, Hypalon boat repair kit
* '''[In a boat-themed actionpacker]'''15HP motor and motor repair books and tools. Spare motor parts. Motor oil.
* '''[Trailer]'''Gasoline, boat gas tank, spare gas tank, fuel lines
* '''boat anchor, boat rope ladder, fliplines, throwbags, seat cushion'''
* '''[In a boat-themed actionpacker]''' River Rescue Bag
* '''[in 'station field supply action packer']''' Extra Rope
* '''[Trailer]''' 303 and sponges / rags
* '''[With Umiat stuff]''' Aire Kayak XL
* '''[In Umiat Pile]''' 1 1/2" aluminum boat mount for zodiacs (quantity 2)
* '''[in Itkillik Pile]''' 1 1/4" aluminum boat mount available for cataraft and zodiac (quantity 1)
* '''[Itkillik Pile?]''' Spare aluminum nurail fittings
* '''[1 each in pile]''' ADCP boat mount

===Field Supplies:===
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' Station field supply action packer (gray tote)
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' 12 V 100 a-hr battery
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' 12 V 30 a-hr battery
* '''[In clear office things tote]''' AA Lithium batteries streampro
* '''[In clear office things tote]''' AA Lithium batteries GPSs
* '''[Toolik, need Umiat kit, Ken's office/emily's office. Missing scale!!]''' snow survey equipment (Baggies, scale, adirondack, t-handle)
* '''[In clear office things tote]''' Field books
* '''[Bring from home]''' calculators
* '''[In Emily's office for Checkout]''' Radio GPS / batteries or chargers
* '''[BYO WERC camera?]''' Camera / charger
* '''[Bob's bringing]''' Toolkit w/ various nut drivers, sockets, screwdrivers
* '''[Toolik, Kanex]''' battery powered drill with batteries and charger

===Survey Equipment:===
* '''[Not yet rented?]''' Metal Detector
* '''[in 'station field supply actionpacker]''' Flagging
* '''[Ken's office]''' Trimble GPS Survey Equipment and Tripod
* '''[Horacio office]''' Optical Level, rod, tripod (battery charger + spare batt if digital)
* '''[Horacio's office]''' Laser level + C cell batteries
* '''[MILR gen supplies]''' metric/english measuring tapes

===PT Supplies:===
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' PTs (SDI12, HOBO)
* '''[Itkillik Pile, PT actionpacker but will be moved to warm store thigns]'''HOBO opti reader
* '''[Emily has]''' PT Dessicant
* '''[Itkillik Pile]'''3/4" or 1/2" flex conduit aluminum, 1" nipples, 3/4 (or 1/2") to 1" reducer, PT freeze protection (pipe insulation)
* '''[Itkillik Pile, PT Actionpacker]''' flex conduit fittings from PT nipple to flex conduit and flex condiut into box
* '''[Toolik]''' disc weights
* '''[Toolik]''' hoseclamps
* '''[Toolik]''' rebar/screed stakes ''''if there's time up north we should grind the screed stakes smooth''''
* '''[Toolik]''' sledgehammer
* '''[Toolik]''' rebar driver
* '''[Toolik]''' files for grinding rebar/stakes
* '''[Toolik]''' shovels
* '''[Toolik]''' ice picks/chippers
* '''[Greta Purchasing 5/12/2011]''' heavy steel cable
* '''[Itkillik Pile, PT Actionpacker]''' steel cable and cable clamps for HOBO install
*'''[Itkillik Pile? Or Bob's Toolbag]''' 5/16" ? nut drivers for cable clamps and hose clamps

===Streamgauging/ADCP Supplies:===
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' ADCP & Trimaran if needed
* '''[Ken's office]''' ADCP RTK-GPSs (Base + Rover)
* '''[Ken's office]''' ADCP communications (radios), power (Batteries) wiring harness in clear drybag, GPS cables, battery packs
* '''[Ken's office]''' Miscellaneous batteries and battery configurations
* '''[Ken's office]''' 2 radio antennaes and cables
* '''[Ken's office]''' Base station (black) tripod and 12V battery or AA lithium or C cell li battery packs
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' ADCP alumninum boat mount and aluminum flange for appropriate instrument (rio grande or river surveyor).
* '''[Mirl Gen Supplies Pile]''' 3/16" or 3/8" allen wrench ? for boat mount adjustments
* '''[these and spares in rio grande box]''' Appropriate bolts/nuts stainless steel non ferrous for boat mount
* '''[Joel has the washers]''' Streampro spare wingnuts
* '''[Emily's office]''' USB Bluetooth radio on Laptop if needed for streampro
* '''[Emily's office]''' Toughbook and spare power adapter and spare battery
* '''[Emily's office]''' AA Battery setup for power. Note River Surveyor needs AC adaptor (?)
* '''[Emily's office]''' laser rangefinder
* '''[Joel Has & We're sharing with him]''' Flowtracker and metric rod in case need to measure smaller side channels

===Computer Supplies:===
* '''[Emily office]''' Toughbook, USB serial adaptors, software, firmware updates
* '''[Itkillik Pile / Office cleartote]''' Printer + print cartridges, Printer Paper, national geo paper
* '''[Emily's office]''' Back up Hard drive
* '''[Emily's office]''' Station Coordinates in .gpx file to load into GPS with Expert GPS software
* '''[Emily's office]''' Garmin or Mapsource software to load maps

===Sediment Sampling Equipment:===
suspended sediment sampler
bed load sampler, sediment bag and extension
autosampler
battery (12 V)
battery charger
plastic bottles
rope
plastic bags (for bed sediment)

===Dye Trace Supplies:===
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' powdered dye
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' flourometer and ancillary gear
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' fire pump, hoses, and ancillary gear

===PPE:===
* '''[BYOG]''' Water gloves (rubber and neoprene)
* '''[BYODW]''' Drysuits, wader boots
* '''[BYOSDC]''' Spare dry clothing
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' Wrist gasket
* '''[Itkillik Pile, Station actionpacker]'''PFDs
* '''[Itkillik Pile, yellow pelican case, pelican case actionpacker]''' Aquaseal for drysuit repair, spare gaskets, zipper care, gasket care
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' helicopter helmets

===Survival Supplies:===
* Permanent station emergency action packer at culvert
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' Emergency lightweight portable helo bags (2 man and 3 man)
* '''[Itkillik Pile, boat themed actionpacker]''' River Rescue bag
* '''[Itkillik pile, pelican case actionpacker]''' Satellite phone + spare battery and charger
* '''[Ken's office]''' shotgun and slugs

Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies

2011-05-12T19:57:07Z

137.229.66.77: /* Field Supplies: */

====Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies====

===Boat Related Items:===
* '''[Trailer]''' Cataraft + Frame + 3 paddles, 7/16?" socket, and phillips screwdriver for frame adjustments
* '''[Trailer]''' Cataraft pump and PVC repair kit items
* '''[Trailer]''' Catraft 5 HP motor and motor repair tools/parts
* '''[Trailer]''' Spare frame parts (NRS U bolts, 5/16 nylock washers, NRS straps, 1 1/4 aluminum pipe)
* '''[In a boat-themed actionpacker]''' Zodiac, pump, boat bags, Hypalon boat repair kit
* '''[In a boat-themed actionpacker]'''15HP motor and motor repair books and tools. Spare motor parts. Motor oil.
* '''[Trailer]'''Gasoline, boat gas tank, spare gas tank, fuel lines
* '''boat anchor, boat rope ladder, fliplines, throwbags, seat cushion'''
* '''[In a boat-themed actionpacker]''' River Rescue Bag
* '''[in 'station field supply action packer']''' Extra Rope
* '''[Trailer]''' 303 and sponges / rags
* '''[With Umiat stuff]''' Aire Kayak XL
* '''[In Umiat Pile]''' 1 1/2" aluminum boat mount for zodiacs (quantity 2)
* '''[in Itkillik Pile]''' 1 1/4" aluminum boat mount available for cataraft and zodiac (quantity 1)
* '''[Itkillik Pile?]''' Spare aluminum nurail fittings
* '''[1 each in pile]''' ADCP boat mount

===Field Supplies:===
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' Station field supply action packer (gray tote)
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' 12 V 100 a-hr battery
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' 12 V 30 a-hr battery
* '''[In clear office things tote]''' AA Lithium batteries streampro
* '''[In clear office things tote]''' AA Lithium batteries GPSs
* '''[Toolik, need Umiat kit, Ken's office/emily's office. Missing scale!!]''' snow survey equipment (Baggies, scale, adirondack, t-handle)
* '''[In clear office things tote]''' Field books
* '''[Bring from home]''' calculators
* '''[In Emily's office for Checkout]''' Radio GPS / batteries or chargers
* '''[BYO WERC camera?]''' Camera / charger
* '''[Bob's bringing]''' Toolkit w/ various nut drivers, sockets, screwdrivers
* '''[Toolik, Kanex]''' battery powered drill with batteries and charger

===Survey Equipment:===
* '''[Not yet rented?]''' Metal Detector
* '''[in 'station field supply actionpacker]''' Flagging
* '''[Ken's office]''' Trimble GPS Survey Equipment and Tripod
* '''[Horacio office]''' Optical Level, rod, tripod (battery charger + spare batt if digital)
* '''[Horacio's office]''' Laser level + C cell batteries
* '''[MILR gen supplies]''' metric/english measuring tapes

===PT Supplies:===
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' PTs (SDI12, HOBO)
* '''[Itkillik Pile, PT actionpacker but will be moved to warm store thigns]'''HOBO opti reader
* '''[Emily has]''' PT Dessicant
* '''[Itkillik Pile]'''3/4" or 1/2" flex conduit aluminum, 1" nipples, 3/4 (or 1/2") to 1" reducer, PT freeze protection (pipe insulation)
* '''[Itkillik Pile, PT Actionpacker]''' flex conduit fittings from PT nipple to flex conduit and flex condiut into box
* '''[Toolik]''' disc weights
* '''[Toolik]''' hoseclamps
* '''[Toolik]''' rebar/screed stakes ''''if there's time up north we should grind the screed stakes smooth''''
* '''[Toolik]''' sledgehammer
* '''[Toolik]''' rebar driver
* '''[Toolik]''' files for grinding rebar/stakes
* '''[Toolik]''' shovels
* '''[Toolik]''' ice picks/chippers
* '''[Greta Purchasing 5/12/2011]''' heavy steel cable
* '''[Itkillik Pile, PT Actionpacker]''' steel cable and cable clamps for HOBO install
*'''[Itkillik Pile? Or Bob's Toolbag]''' 5/16" ? nut drivers for cable clamps and hose clamps

===Streamgauging/ADCP Supplies:===
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' ADCP & Trimaran if needed
* '''[Ken's office]''' ADCP RTK-GPSs (Base + Rover)
* '''[Ken's office]''' ADCP communications (radios), power (Batteries) wiring harness in clear drybag, GPS cables, battery packs
* '''[Ken's office]''' Miscellaneous batteries and battery configurations
* '''[Ken's office]''' 2 radio antennaes and cables
* '''[Ken's office]''' Base station (black) tripod and 12V battery or AA lithium or C cell li battery packs
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' ADCP alumninum boat mount and aluminum flange for appropriate instrument (rio grande or river surveyor).
* '''[Mirl Gen Supplies Pile]''' 3/16" or 3/8" allen wrench ? for boat mount adjustments
* '''[these and spares in rio grande box]''' Appropriate bolts/nuts stainless steel non ferrous for boat mount
* '''[Joel has the washers]''' Streampro spare wingnuts
* '''[Emily's office]''' USB Bluetooth radio on Laptop if needed for streampro
* '''[Emily's office]''' Toughbook and spare power adapter and spare battery
* '''[Emily's office]''' AA Battery setup for power. Note River Surveyor needs AC adaptor (?)
* '''[Emily's office]''' laser rangefinder
* '''[Joel Has & We're sharing with him]''' Flowtracker and metric rod in case need to measure smaller side channels

===Computer Supplies:===
* '''[Emily office]''' Toughbook, USB serial adaptors, software, firmware updates
* '''[Itkillik Pile / Office cleartote]''' Printer + print cartridges, Printer Paper, national geo paper
* '''[Emily's office]''' Back up Hard drive
* '''[Emily's office]''' Station Coordinates in .gpx file to load into GPS with Expert GPS software
* '''[Emily's office]''' Garmin or Mapsource software to load maps

===Sediment Sampling Equipment:===

===Dye Trace Supplies:===
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' powdered dye
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' flourometer and ancillary gear
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' fire pump, hoses, and ancillary gear

===PPE:===
* '''[BYOG]''' Water gloves (rubber and neoprene)
* '''[BYODW]''' Drysuits, wader boots
* '''[BYOSDC]''' Spare dry clothing
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' Wrist gasket
* '''[Itkillik Pile, Station actionpacker]'''PFDs
* '''[Itkillik Pile, yellow pelican case, pelican case actionpacker]''' Aquaseal for drysuit repair, spare gaskets, zipper care, gasket care
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' helicopter helmets

===Survival Supplies:===
* Permanent station emergency action packer at culvert
* '''[Itkillik Pile]''' Emergency lightweight portable helo bags (2 man and 3 man)
* '''[Itkillik Pile, boat themed actionpacker]''' River Rescue bag
* '''[Itkillik pile, pelican case actionpacker]''' Satellite phone + spare battery and charger
* '''[Ken's office]''' shotgun and slugs