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<p>137.229.91.138: /* Activities List */</p> <hr /> <div>===Activities List===<br /> ====To Bring====<br /> * Weight for PT resets<br /> <br /> ====@Station====<br /> # Reset PTs<br /> ## Tape downs before &amp; after<br /> # Pack up the remaining odds and ends<br /> ## Pump<br /> ## Garbage cans for dye stuff<br /> ## any hand tools like shovels etc. left on site<br /> ## anything else that doesn't belong<br /> # Final Dye Drop<br /> <br /> ====@Bridge Crossing====<br /> * Reset Hobo<br /> ** Survey after<br /> * Reset Isco Sampler<br /> ** change out sampling bottles<br /> * Final ADCP measurement<br /> * Pack stuff to send to Toolik<br /> * Deflate Cataraft<br /> * Final Dye Sampling<br /> * Get GPS coordinates of slope survey points, AKDOT Benchmarks, Final Plantcam location<br /> <br /> ====Stuff for Toolik====<br /> * Boat motors<br /> * achilles<br /> * Gas<br /> * GPS / Radio / tripod<br /> * shotgun<br /> * sledge hammer<br /> * Plan B setup<br /> * Excess pipe<br /> * Fishing Poles<br /> * Cones<br /> <br /> ====Stuff to stay with the culvert====<br /> * 1 actionpacker of sediment bottles<br /> * Sleeping Bags action packer<br /> * River Safety stuff <br /> * Cataraft</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-31&diff=1449 2011-05-31T06:50:48Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* Stuff for Toolik */</p> <hr /> <div>===Activities List===<br /> <br /> ====@Station====<br /> # Reset PTs<br /> ## Tape downs before &amp; after<br /> # Pack up the remaining odds and ends<br /> ## Pump<br /> ## Garbage cans for dye stuff<br /> ## any hand tools like shovels etc. left on site<br /> ## anything else that doesn't belong<br /> # Final Dye Drop<br /> <br /> ====@Bridge Crossing====<br /> * Reset Hobo<br /> ** Survey after<br /> * Reset Isco Sampler<br /> ** change out sampling bottles<br /> * Final ADCP measurement<br /> * Pack stuff to send to Toolik<br /> * Deflate Cataraft<br /> * Final Dye Sampling<br /> <br /> ====Stuff for Toolik====<br /> * Boat motors<br /> * achilles<br /> * Gas<br /> * GPS / Radio / tripod<br /> * shotgun<br /> * sledge hammer<br /> * Plan B setup<br /> * Excess pipe<br /> * Fishing Poles<br /> * Cones<br /> <br /> ====Stuff to stay with the culvert====<br /> * 1 actionpacker of sediment bottles<br /> * Sleeping Bags action packer<br /> * River Safety stuff <br /> * Cataraft</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-31&diff=1448 2011-05-31T06:50:08Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* @Bridge Crossing */</p> <hr /> <div>===Activities List===<br /> <br /> ====@Station====<br /> # Reset PTs<br /> ## Tape downs before &amp; after<br /> # Pack up the remaining odds and ends<br /> ## Pump<br /> ## Garbage cans for dye stuff<br /> ## any hand tools like shovels etc. left on site<br /> ## anything else that doesn't belong<br /> # Final Dye Drop<br /> <br /> ====@Bridge Crossing====<br /> * Reset Hobo<br /> ** Survey after<br /> * Reset Isco Sampler<br /> ** change out sampling bottles<br /> * Final ADCP measurement<br /> * Pack stuff to send to Toolik<br /> * Deflate Cataraft<br /> * Final Dye Sampling<br /> <br /> ====Stuff for Toolik====<br /> * Boat motors<br /> * achilles<br /> * Gas<br /> * GPS / Radio / tripod<br /> * shotgun<br /> * sledge hammer<br /> * Plan B setup<br /> * Excess pipe<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Stuff to stay with the culvert====<br /> * 1 actionpacker of sediment bottles<br /> * Sleeping Bags action packer<br /> * River Safety stuff <br /> * Cataraft</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-31&diff=1447 2011-05-31T06:49:48Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* @Station */</p> <hr /> <div>===Activities List===<br /> <br /> ====@Station====<br /> # Reset PTs<br /> ## Tape downs before &amp; after<br /> # Pack up the remaining odds and ends<br /> ## Pump<br /> ## Garbage cans for dye stuff<br /> ## any hand tools like shovels etc. left on site<br /> ## anything else that doesn't belong<br /> # Final Dye Drop<br /> <br /> ====@Bridge Crossing====<br /> * Reset Hobo<br /> ** Survey after<br /> * Reset Isco Sampler<br /> ** change out sampling bottles<br /> * Final ADCP measurement<br /> * Pack stuff to send to Toolik<br /> * Deflate Cataraft<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Stuff for Toolik====<br /> * Boat motors<br /> * achilles<br /> * Gas<br /> * GPS / Radio / tripod<br /> * shotgun<br /> * sledge hammer<br /> * Plan B setup<br /> * Excess pipe<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Stuff to stay with the culvert====<br /> * 1 actionpacker of sediment bottles<br /> * Sleeping Bags action packer<br /> * River Safety stuff <br /> * Cataraft</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-31&diff=1446 2011-05-31T06:40:33Z

<p>137.229.91.138: </p> <hr /> <div>===Activities List===<br /> <br /> ====@Station====<br /> # Reset PTs<br /> ## Tape downs before &amp; after<br /> # Pack up the remaining odds and ends<br /> ## Pump<br /> ## Garbage cans for dye stuff<br /> ## any hand tools like shovels etc. left on site<br /> ## anything else that doesn't belong<br /> <br /> ====@Bridge Crossing====<br /> * Reset Hobo<br /> ** Survey after<br /> * Reset Isco Sampler<br /> ** change out sampling bottles<br /> * Final ADCP measurement<br /> * Pack stuff to send to Toolik<br /> * Deflate Cataraft<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Stuff for Toolik====<br /> * Boat motors<br /> * achilles<br /> * Gas<br /> * GPS / Radio / tripod<br /> * shotgun<br /> * sledge hammer<br /> * Plan B setup<br /> * Excess pipe<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Stuff to stay with the culvert====<br /> * 1 actionpacker of sediment bottles<br /> * Sleeping Bags action packer<br /> * River Safety stuff <br /> * Cataraft</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Sending_to_Umiat_6-1&diff=1441 2011-05-31T05:45:54Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* Stuff to send to the Umiat crew from the Toolik crew */</p> <hr /> <div>===Stuff to send to the Umiat crew from the Toolik crew===<br /> A short list.<br /> <br /> ====In Camp====<br /> * Cotol<br /> * 1 Isco power cable<br /> * 1 MetOne Wind speed cable<br /> * Horacio &amp; his gear<br /> <br /> ====@ Itkillik Bridge Crossing Site====<br /> * Stream Pro<br /> <br /> ====Driving up from Fairbanks====<br /> * Fed Ex envelope: This contains some sort of USB converter for Ken.<br /> * Misc Box: This box contains a GPS for Emily and something from Campbell Scientific.<br /> * Kayak</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Itkillik_2011-05_Field_Stuff&diff=1347 2011-05-31T05:34:45Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* Activities */</p> <hr /> <div>Bill/Bob/Nathan&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Other Pages===<br /> * [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]] -- Supplies to bring on the trip up &amp; track down in Toolik<br /> * [[Toolik Group Other 2011]] -- Ken's list of other stations generally on the road system<br /> * [[Sending to Umiat 6-1]]<br /> <br /> ===Still In Toolik===<br /> * Gas Cans<br /> <br /> ===Activities===<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-15]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-16]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-17]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-18]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-19]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-20]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-21]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-22]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-23]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-24]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-27]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-30]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-31]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Hobo #2 -- Lat: N68 52 13.1&quot;, Lon: - 150 02 59.2&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Benchmarks===<br /> * Place holder<br /> <br /> ===Staff Gages===<br /> * Place holder<br /> <br /> ===Pretrip Emails===<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> Pilots Guide to River Ice by the National Weather Service.<br /> <br /> http://aprfc.arh.noaa.gov/resources/rivwatch/rwp_handbook.pdf<br /> <br /> It has photos of the ice features and definitions you may find helpful.<br /> <br /> Useful terms to describe the ice size are sheets, pans, chunks. Other<br /> features are ice runs (continuous length of moving ice) &amp; ice jams<br /> (note page 5 describing ice jams).<br /> <br /> GPS coordinates and a description in your field book would be helpful.<br /> Measurements of ice dimensions w/ a tape measure would also be<br /> helpful. Other things to note are anchor or bottom fast ice and<br /> shore ice. When does it all disappear from the channel, particularly<br /> at the gauging reach?<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Itkillik_2011-05_Field_Stuff&diff=1346 2011-05-31T05:34:26Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* Activities */</p> <hr /> <div>Bill/Bob/Nathan&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Other Pages===<br /> * [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]] -- Supplies to bring on the trip up &amp; track down in Toolik<br /> * [[Toolik Group Other 2011]] -- Ken's list of other stations generally on the road system<br /> * [[Sending to Umiat 6-1]]<br /> <br /> ===Still In Toolik===<br /> * Gas Cans<br /> <br /> ===Activities===<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-15]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-16]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-17]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-18]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-19]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-20]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-21]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-22]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-23]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-24]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-25]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-26]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-27]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-28]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-29]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-30]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-31]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Hobo #2 -- Lat: N68 52 13.1&quot;, Lon: - 150 02 59.2&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Benchmarks===<br /> * Place holder<br /> <br /> ===Staff Gages===<br /> * Place holder<br /> <br /> ===Pretrip Emails===<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> Pilots Guide to River Ice by the National Weather Service.<br /> <br /> http://aprfc.arh.noaa.gov/resources/rivwatch/rwp_handbook.pdf<br /> <br /> It has photos of the ice features and definitions you may find helpful.<br /> <br /> Useful terms to describe the ice size are sheets, pans, chunks. Other<br /> features are ice runs (continuous length of moving ice) &amp; ice jams<br /> (note page 5 describing ice jams).<br /> <br /> GPS coordinates and a description in your field book would be helpful.<br /> Measurements of ice dimensions w/ a tape measure would also be<br /> helpful. Other things to note are anchor or bottom fast ice and<br /> shore ice. When does it all disappear from the channel, particularly<br /> at the gauging reach?<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Itkillik_2011-05_Field_Stuff&diff=1345 2011-05-31T05:32:33Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* Activities */</p> <hr /> <div>Bill/Bob/Nathan&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Other Pages===<br /> * [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]] -- Supplies to bring on the trip up &amp; track down in Toolik<br /> * [[Toolik Group Other 2011]] -- Ken's list of other stations generally on the road system<br /> * [[Sending to Umiat 6-1]]<br /> <br /> ===Still In Toolik===<br /> * Gas Cans<br /> <br /> ===Activities===<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-15]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-16]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-17]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-18]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-19]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-20]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-21]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-22]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-23]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-24]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-31]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Hobo #2 -- Lat: N68 52 13.1&quot;, Lon: - 150 02 59.2&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Benchmarks===<br /> * Place holder<br /> <br /> ===Staff Gages===<br /> * Place holder<br /> <br /> ===Pretrip Emails===<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> Pilots Guide to River Ice by the National Weather Service.<br /> <br /> http://aprfc.arh.noaa.gov/resources/rivwatch/rwp_handbook.pdf<br /> <br /> It has photos of the ice features and definitions you may find helpful.<br /> <br /> Useful terms to describe the ice size are sheets, pans, chunks. Other<br /> features are ice runs (continuous length of moving ice) &amp; ice jams<br /> (note page 5 describing ice jams).<br /> <br /> GPS coordinates and a description in your field book would be helpful.<br /> Measurements of ice dimensions w/ a tape measure would also be<br /> helpful. Other things to note are anchor or bottom fast ice and<br /> shore ice. When does it all disappear from the channel, particularly<br /> at the gauging reach?<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Sending_to_Umiat_6-1&diff=1440 2011-05-31T05:08:08Z

<p>137.229.91.138: </p> <hr /> <div>===Stuff to send to the Umiat crew from the Toolik crew===<br /> A short list.<br /> * Cotol<br /> * Stream Pro<br /> * 1 Isco power cable<br /> * 1 MetOne Wind speed cable<br /> * Kayak<br /> * Horacio &amp; his gear</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Itkillik_2011-05_Field_Stuff&diff=1344 2011-05-31T05:03:48Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* Other Pages */</p> <hr /> <div>Bill/Bob/Nathan&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Other Pages===<br /> * [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]] -- Supplies to bring on the trip up &amp; track down in Toolik<br /> * [[Toolik Group Other 2011]] -- Ken's list of other stations generally on the road system<br /> * [[Sending to Umiat 6-1]]<br /> <br /> ===Still In Toolik===<br /> * Gas Cans<br /> <br /> ===Activities===<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-15]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-16]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-17]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-18]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-19]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-20]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-21]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-22]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-23]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-24]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Hobo #2 -- Lat: N68 52 13.1&quot;, Lon: - 150 02 59.2&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Benchmarks===<br /> * Place holder<br /> <br /> ===Staff Gages===<br /> * Place holder<br /> <br /> ===Pretrip Emails===<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> Pilots Guide to River Ice by the National Weather Service.<br /> <br /> http://aprfc.arh.noaa.gov/resources/rivwatch/rwp_handbook.pdf<br /> <br /> It has photos of the ice features and definitions you may find helpful.<br /> <br /> Useful terms to describe the ice size are sheets, pans, chunks. Other<br /> features are ice runs (continuous length of moving ice) &amp; ice jams<br /> (note page 5 describing ice jams).<br /> <br /> GPS coordinates and a description in your field book would be helpful.<br /> Measurements of ice dimensions w/ a tape measure would also be<br /> helpful. Other things to note are anchor or bottom fast ice and<br /> shore ice. When does it all disappear from the channel, particularly<br /> at the gauging reach?<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-27&diff=1434 2011-05-28T06:45:51Z

<p>137.229.91.138: </p> <hr /> <div>===In Toolik===<br /> * compass pipe<br /> * more pipe for radio mount<br /> <br /> ===Itkillik Discharge===<br /> * Standard setup (stream pro)<br /> * tape down @ station<br /> * slope @ measurement site<br /> * sediment bottle<br /> * hose clamps<br /> <br /> ===Anaktuvuk Discharge===<br /> * print out a copy or two of Emily's power point<br /> * rio grande<br /> ** compass test<br /> ** 1.25&quot; setup<br /> @ Itkillik to bring<br /> * range finder<br /> * rio grande<br /> * hose clamps<br /> * rover gps setup<br /> ** add base radio to rover call book<br /> * is that yellow bag with the clear window there? @ itkillik<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Correspondence===<br /> ''OK. Horacio and I think if you want to measure the Anaktuvuk tomorrow<br /> afternoon that would be fantastic &amp; very helpful. Hope you are not<br /> joking. Attached is a map and diagram of what we did today, it might<br /> help you find a route through the mess. It is SUPER braided<br /> everywhere and there is flow through the floodplain (over bank full)<br /> as of today. Kind of tricky. We just did LONG downstream diagaonal<br /> slow drifting transect, except in the super fast parts we had to use<br /> the motor and then had some cavitation at the sensor, but it wasn't<br /> too bad. We have a permanent GPS base station set up at the river if<br /> you want to tie into that for RTK. Ken will have to clue you in on<br /> the radio address.&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> The boat is ready to go and there are life jackets in the culvert but<br /> we have the rover GPS set up and the antennae and GPS poles for<br /> mounting.&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> We only have 1 tape down spot left located just to the north of the<br /> ISCO sampler (TP4) w/ yellow flagging if you can get a tapedown during<br /> the measuremnt. Beware of that area because there is alot of rebar<br /> there and then there is a steep drop off where the main cutbank is (it<br /> is submerged) There is a higher terrace also, but don't get close to<br /> that in the vicinity of the station or you will puncture your boat! on<br /> all the junk above the lower terrace.&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> Email us in the a.m. if you think you are going to do it and let us<br /> know if you want us to call you. You have our sat phone numbers also,<br /> but we usually don't have them close to us. We'll be at the Chandler,<br /> either at the culverts or at the lower station (located 0.5 miles<br /> downstream across from &quot;Ice Jam Island&quot;) most of the day. At the<br /> lower station we have to do some repairs and surveying, the tape down<br /> area got trashed by the jam and there is a 25 foot ice pan right at<br /> our PT area. I think Horacio will get over to the Anaktuuvk to survey<br /> and do water levels later in the day.&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> Yes there is stuff to hose clamp onto (GPS over the ADCP on the ADCP pipe, but you'll need a small<br /> pole, and another pipe to clamp the antennae to (separate from the GPS pole).<br /> <br /> You would need everything except a base station, which we have up and<br /> running, Ken can send you the info.<br /> <br /> You'll need to bring your adcp, battery, and rover GPS setup (w/<br /> antennae and a GPS pole) in the boat. I don't think we have a<br /> battery out there, but maybe we can drop one off because Horacio needs<br /> to swing by and pick up the suspended sediment profiler thing there in<br /> the a.m., so maybe he can drop a battery there.&lt;/br&gt;<br /> <br /> No GPS scripts changed. THe only think we did was change some settings<br /> on the radios, which Ken will clue you in on.&lt;/br&gt;<br /> <br /> You might want to bring your rio grande with the 1 1/2 &quot; flange and<br /> top plate already attached. I leave it on all the time and just pop<br /> off the set screws and take the whole ADCP + flange + plate with me.<br /> There is an allen wrench attached the frame, but you might want a<br /> spare. THere are some hose clamps for set up but you might want a nut<br /> driver. Range finder, GPS/radio, etc. There is a big rope that looks<br /> like a boa constrictor in the culvert if you need it.&lt;/br&gt;<br /> <br /> There is less than half a tank of gas (according to Rob). We have<br /> gone out for 2 days and today we were out there alot w/ the sediment<br /> work so you should be okay, but maybe we can bring a can out for you<br /> if Horacio goes out there to get the sediment profiler thing.&lt;/br&gt;<br /> <br /> ''</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-24&diff=1432 2011-05-24T05:25:21Z

<p>137.229.91.138: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> I did it in terminal mode using a themrinal program, hit enter<br /> unitl the CR1000&gt; prompt shows, then SDI12 and give hte control port,<br /> then you can send sdi12 commands down the line. I tried 0M! and 0D!,<br /> but couldn't figure out how to get any data from the sensors, but<br /> could tell if a sensor was there. Then 0A4! to change the address,<br /> and it was done.</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Itkillik_2011-05_Field_Stuff&diff=1343 2011-05-24T05:25:00Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* Activities */</p> <hr /> <div>Bill/Bob/Nathan&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Other Pages===<br /> [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]] -- Supplies to bring on the trip up &amp; track down in Toolik<br /> [[Toolik Group Other 2011]] -- Ken's list of other stations generally on the road system<br /> <br /> ===Still In Toolik===<br /> * Gas Cans<br /> <br /> ===Activities===<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-15]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-16]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-17]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-18]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-19]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-20]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-21]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-22]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-23]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-24]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Hobo #2 -- Lat: N68 52 13.1&quot;, Lon: - 150 02 59.2&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Benchmarks===<br /> * Place holder<br /> <br /> ===Staff Gages===<br /> * Place holder<br /> <br /> ===Pretrip Emails===<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> Pilots Guide to River Ice by the National Weather Service.<br /> <br /> http://aprfc.arh.noaa.gov/resources/rivwatch/rwp_handbook.pdf<br /> <br /> It has photos of the ice features and definitions you may find helpful.<br /> <br /> Useful terms to describe the ice size are sheets, pans, chunks. Other<br /> features are ice runs (continuous length of moving ice) &amp; ice jams<br /> (note page 5 describing ice jams).<br /> <br /> GPS coordinates and a description in your field book would be helpful.<br /> Measurements of ice dimensions w/ a tape measure would also be<br /> helpful. Other things to note are anchor or bottom fast ice and<br /> shore ice. When does it all disappear from the channel, particularly<br /> at the gauging reach?<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-21&diff=1425 2011-05-21T17:27:14Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* Toolik Prep */</p> <hr /> <div>===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Northern Extent of Open Water -- Lat: N68 40,331, Lon: -149 50.279&lt;br/&gt;<br /> PlantCam -- Lat: N68 54.757, Lon: -150 05.697&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #2 -- Lat: N68 52 13.1&quot;, Lon: - 150 02 59.2&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Probable Peak Flow Gaging Location -- Lat: N68 <br /> <br /> ===ADCP Specific===<br /> * 1/4 mile from station = station 2<br /> * Mag var = 20* 47' E<br /> * Firmware should be 31.12<br /> * Boat GPS computer connects to the serial port (not usb)<br /> <br /> ===Tasks===<br /> <br /> ====Toolik Prep====<br /> * More PT rebars for water measurements<br /> * bring memory card for plant cam<br /> * bring out bubble level for surveying again<br /> * get survey gear from Joel (re: our broken rod)<br /> * extra hardware for cataraft<br /> * ADCP &amp; other related instruments in trailer<br /> * 5horse gas tank<br /> <br /> ====Hobo 3====<br /> Move to bridge crossing<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik Station====<br /> * water level measurement<br /> * Snow Survey<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * Surveying?<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * GPS Survey GPS Master #1 Rebar #1 (&amp; identify it with spray paint maybe?)<br /> * Paint top of culvert<br /> * Standard aerial pictures of gaging cross-section<br /> * Track down TSCe<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik River Crossing====<br /> * Standard aerial pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> ** Digital Camera<br /> * Plant Cam Setup<br /> ** change out memory card<br /> * ADCP Measurement<br /> ** Sediment sample mid-river during measurement<br /> &lt;pre&gt;For the mid river sampling, you should use a plastic bottle and get a grab sample during the discharge measurement (i.e., just one sample per day). Just put the bottle as deep as you can (with your hands) and collect the water. Please write the time. &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> * Set up Cataraft<br /> * pound in screed stakes / rebar<br /> * water level measurement<br /> * Setup isco: <br /> &lt;pre&gt;I believe you guys will focus your activities near the crossing. I suggest to put the ISCO there too. You should try to fix the end of the tube (where the water enters the tube) to a rebar. The rebar could be near the bank (as long as it is located in moving waters). We don't want to capture any bed sediment. Any distance above 30 cm from the bottom (river bed) and 20 cm below the top (water surface) would work. Set the sampler to take 4 samples per day. You should collect samples at 3 AM, 9AM, 3 PM and 9 PM (four in a day). &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags (in helicopter)<br /> * Dry suits &amp; boots<br /> * cordless drill<br /> * unbroken survey rod &amp; tripod<br /> * survey tripod at Kanex or in Lab4<br /> * sledge (in helicopter)<br /> <br /> ===Things to do yet in Toolik===<br /> * Follow up on Ken's email about other station work<br /> * Continue Daily Computer Backups<br /> * Umiat Send list:<br /> ** Trimble Setup<br /> ** Trimble Tripod<br /> ** 50W solar panel<br /> ** unistrut<br /> ** quarter inch bolts (short)<br /> * Staff gauges</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-21&diff=1424 2011-05-21T17:25:30Z

<p>137.229.91.138: </p> <hr /> <div>===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Northern Extent of Open Water -- Lat: N68 40,331, Lon: -149 50.279&lt;br/&gt;<br /> PlantCam -- Lat: N68 54.757, Lon: -150 05.697&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #2 -- Lat: N68 52 13.1&quot;, Lon: - 150 02 59.2&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Probable Peak Flow Gaging Location -- Lat: N68 <br /> <br /> ===ADCP Specific===<br /> * 1/4 mile from station = station 2<br /> * Mag var = 20* 47' E<br /> * Firmware should be 31.12<br /> * Boat GPS computer connects to the serial port (not usb)<br /> <br /> ===Tasks===<br /> <br /> ====Toolik Prep====<br /> * More PT rebars for water measurements<br /> * bring memory card for plant cam<br /> * bring out bubble level for surveying again<br /> * get survey gear from Joel (re: our broken rod)<br /> * extra hardware for cataraft<br /> * ADCP &amp; other related instruments in trailer<br /> <br /> ====Hobo 3====<br /> Move to bridge crossing<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik Station====<br /> * water level measurement<br /> * Snow Survey<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * Surveying?<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * GPS Survey GPS Master #1 Rebar #1 (&amp; identify it with spray paint maybe?)<br /> * Paint top of culvert<br /> * Standard aerial pictures of gaging cross-section<br /> * Track down TSCe<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik River Crossing====<br /> * Standard aerial pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> ** Digital Camera<br /> * Plant Cam Setup<br /> ** change out memory card<br /> * ADCP Measurement<br /> ** Sediment sample mid-river during measurement<br /> &lt;pre&gt;For the mid river sampling, you should use a plastic bottle and get a grab sample during the discharge measurement (i.e., just one sample per day). Just put the bottle as deep as you can (with your hands) and collect the water. Please write the time. &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> * Set up Cataraft<br /> * pound in screed stakes / rebar<br /> * water level measurement<br /> * Setup isco: <br /> &lt;pre&gt;I believe you guys will focus your activities near the crossing. I suggest to put the ISCO there too. You should try to fix the end of the tube (where the water enters the tube) to a rebar. The rebar could be near the bank (as long as it is located in moving waters). We don't want to capture any bed sediment. Any distance above 30 cm from the bottom (river bed) and 20 cm below the top (water surface) would work. Set the sampler to take 4 samples per day. You should collect samples at 3 AM, 9AM, 3 PM and 9 PM (four in a day). &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags (in helicopter)<br /> * Dry suits &amp; boots<br /> * cordless drill<br /> * unbroken survey rod &amp; tripod<br /> * survey tripod at Kanex or in Lab4<br /> * sledge (in helicopter)<br /> <br /> ===Things to do yet in Toolik===<br /> * Follow up on Ken's email about other station work<br /> * Continue Daily Computer Backups<br /> * Umiat Send list:<br /> ** Trimble Setup<br /> ** Trimble Tripod<br /> ** 50W solar panel<br /> ** unistrut<br /> ** quarter inch bolts (short)<br /> * Staff gauges</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-21&diff=1423 2011-05-21T17:19:19Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* Itkillik Station */</p> <hr /> <div>===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Northern Extent of Open Water -- Lat: N68 40,331, Lon: -149 50.279&lt;br/&gt;<br /> PlantCam -- Lat: N68 54.757, Lon: -150 05.697&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #2 -- Lat: N68 52 13.1&quot;, Lon: - 150 02 59.2&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Probable Peak Flow Gaging Location -- Lat: N68 <br /> <br /> ===Tasks===<br /> <br /> ====Toolik Prep====<br /> * More PT rebars for water measurements<br /> * bring memory card for plant cam<br /> * bring out bubble level for surveying again<br /> * get survey gear from Joel (re: our broken rod)<br /> * extra hardware for cataraft<br /> * ADCP &amp; other related instruments in trailer<br /> <br /> ====Hobo 3====<br /> Move to bridge crossing<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik Station====<br /> * water level measurement<br /> * Snow Survey<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * Surveying?<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * GPS Survey GPS Master #1 Rebar #1 (&amp; identify it with spray paint maybe?)<br /> * Paint top of culvert<br /> * Standard aerial pictures of gaging cross-section<br /> * Track down TSCe<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik River Crossing====<br /> * Standard aerial pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> ** Digital Camera<br /> * Plant Cam Setup<br /> ** change out memory card<br /> * ADCP Measurement<br /> ** Sediment sample mid-river during measurement<br /> &lt;pre&gt;For the mid river sampling, you should use a plastic bottle and get a grab sample during the discharge measurement (i.e., just one sample per day). Just put the bottle as deep as you can (with your hands) and collect the water. Please write the time. &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> * Set up Cataraft<br /> * pound in screed stakes / rebar<br /> * water level measurement<br /> * Setup isco: <br /> &lt;pre&gt;I believe you guys will focus your activities near the crossing. I suggest to put the ISCO there too. You should try to fix the end of the tube (where the water enters the tube) to a rebar. The rebar could be near the bank (as long as it is located in moving waters). We don't want to capture any bed sediment. Any distance above 30 cm from the bottom (river bed) and 20 cm below the top (water surface) would work. Set the sampler to take 4 samples per day. You should collect samples at 3 AM, 9AM, 3 PM and 9 PM (four in a day). &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags (in helicopter)<br /> * Dry suits &amp; boots<br /> * cordless drill<br /> * unbroken survey rod &amp; tripod<br /> * survey tripod at Kanex or in Lab4<br /> * sledge (in helicopter)<br /> <br /> ===Things to do yet in Toolik===<br /> * Follow up on Ken's email about other station work<br /> * Continue Daily Computer Backups<br /> * Umiat Send list:<br /> ** Trimble Setup<br /> ** Trimble Tripod<br /> ** 50W solar panel<br /> ** unistrut<br /> ** quarter inch bolts (short)<br /> * Staff gauges</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-21&diff=1422 2011-05-21T17:18:48Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* Itkillik River Crossing */</p> <hr /> <div>===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Northern Extent of Open Water -- Lat: N68 40,331, Lon: -149 50.279&lt;br/&gt;<br /> PlantCam -- Lat: N68 54.757, Lon: -150 05.697&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #2 -- Lat: N68 52 13.1&quot;, Lon: - 150 02 59.2&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Probable Peak Flow Gaging Location -- Lat: N68 <br /> <br /> ===Tasks===<br /> <br /> ====Toolik Prep====<br /> * More PT rebars for water measurements<br /> * bring memory card for plant cam<br /> * bring out bubble level for surveying again<br /> * get survey gear from Joel (re: our broken rod)<br /> * extra hardware for cataraft<br /> * ADCP &amp; other related instruments in trailer<br /> <br /> ====Hobo 3====<br /> Move to bridge crossing<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik Station====<br /> * water level measurement<br /> * Snow Survey<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * Surveying?<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * GPS Survey GPS Master #1 Rebar #1 (&amp; identify it with spray paint maybe?)<br /> * Paint top of culvert<br /> * Standard aerial pictures of gaging cross-section<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Itkillik River Crossing====<br /> * Standard aerial pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> ** Digital Camera<br /> * Plant Cam Setup<br /> ** change out memory card<br /> * ADCP Measurement<br /> ** Sediment sample mid-river during measurement<br /> &lt;pre&gt;For the mid river sampling, you should use a plastic bottle and get a grab sample during the discharge measurement (i.e., just one sample per day). Just put the bottle as deep as you can (with your hands) and collect the water. Please write the time. &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> * Set up Cataraft<br /> * pound in screed stakes / rebar<br /> * water level measurement<br /> * Setup isco: <br /> &lt;pre&gt;I believe you guys will focus your activities near the crossing. I suggest to put the ISCO there too. You should try to fix the end of the tube (where the water enters the tube) to a rebar. The rebar could be near the bank (as long as it is located in moving waters). We don't want to capture any bed sediment. Any distance above 30 cm from the bottom (river bed) and 20 cm below the top (water surface) would work. Set the sampler to take 4 samples per day. You should collect samples at 3 AM, 9AM, 3 PM and 9 PM (four in a day). &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags (in helicopter)<br /> * Dry suits &amp; boots<br /> * cordless drill<br /> * unbroken survey rod &amp; tripod<br /> * survey tripod at Kanex or in Lab4<br /> * sledge (in helicopter)<br /> <br /> ===Things to do yet in Toolik===<br /> * Follow up on Ken's email about other station work<br /> * Continue Daily Computer Backups<br /> * Umiat Send list:<br /> ** Trimble Setup<br /> ** Trimble Tripod<br /> ** 50W solar panel<br /> ** unistrut<br /> ** quarter inch bolts (short)<br /> * Staff gauges</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-21&diff=1421 2011-05-21T15:07:57Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* =Hobo 3 */</p> <hr /> <div>===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Northern Extent of Open Water -- Lat: N68 40,331, Lon: -149 50.279&lt;br/&gt;<br /> PlantCam -- Lat: N68 54.757, Lon: -150 05.697&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #2 -- Lat: N68 52 13.1&quot;, Lon: - 150 02 59.2&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Probable Peak Flow Gaging Location -- Lat: N68 <br /> <br /> ===Tasks===<br /> <br /> ====Toolik Prep====<br /> * More PT rebars for water measurements<br /> * bring memory card for plant cam<br /> * bring out bubble level for surveying again<br /> * get survey gear from Joel (re: our broken rod)<br /> * extra hardware for cataraft<br /> * ADCP &amp; other related instruments in trailer<br /> <br /> ====Hobo 3====<br /> Move to bridge crossing<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik Station====<br /> * water level measurement<br /> * Snow Survey<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * Surveying?<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * GPS Survey GPS Master #1 Rebar #1 (&amp; identify it with spray paint maybe?)<br /> * Paint top of culvert<br /> * Standard aerial pictures of gaging cross-section<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Itkillik River Crossing====<br /> * Standard aerial pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> ** Digital Camera<br /> * Plant Cam Setup<br /> ** change out memory card<br /> * ADCP Measurement<br /> * Set up Cataraft<br /> * pound in screed stakes / rebar<br /> * water level measurement<br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags (in helicopter)<br /> * Dry suits &amp; boots<br /> * cordless drill<br /> * unbroken survey rod &amp; tripod<br /> * survey tripod at Kanex or in Lab4<br /> * sledge (in helicopter)<br /> <br /> ===Things to do yet in Toolik===<br /> * Follow up on Ken's email about other station work<br /> * Continue Daily Computer Backups<br /> * Umiat Send list:<br /> ** Trimble Setup<br /> ** Trimble Tripod<br /> ** 50W solar panel<br /> ** unistrut<br /> ** quarter inch bolts (short)<br /> * Staff gauges</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-21&diff=1420 2011-05-21T08:32:54Z

<p>137.229.91.138: </p> <hr /> <div>===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Northern Extent of Open Water -- Lat: N68 40,331, Lon: -149 50.279&lt;br/&gt;<br /> PlantCam -- Lat: N68 54.757, Lon: -150 05.697&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #2 -- Lat: N68 52 13.1&quot;, Lon: - 150 02 59.2&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Probable Peak Flow Gaging Location -- Lat: N68 <br /> <br /> ===Tasks===<br /> <br /> ====Toolik Prep====<br /> * More PT rebars for water measurements<br /> * bring memory card for plant cam<br /> * bring out bubble level for surveying again<br /> * get survey gear from Joel (re: our broken rod)<br /> * extra hardware for cataraft<br /> * ADCP &amp; other related instruments in trailer<br /> <br /> ====Hobo 3===<br /> Move to bridge crossing<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik Station====<br /> * water level measurement<br /> * Snow Survey<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * Surveying?<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * GPS Survey GPS Master #1 Rebar #1 (&amp; identify it with spray paint maybe?)<br /> * Paint top of culvert<br /> * Standard aerial pictures of gaging cross-section<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Itkillik River Crossing====<br /> * Standard aerial pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> ** Digital Camera<br /> * Plant Cam Setup<br /> ** change out memory card<br /> * ADCP Measurement<br /> * Set up Cataraft<br /> * pound in screed stakes / rebar<br /> * water level measurement<br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags (in helicopter)<br /> * Dry suits &amp; boots<br /> * cordless drill<br /> * unbroken survey rod &amp; tripod<br /> * survey tripod at Kanex or in Lab4<br /> * sledge (in helicopter)<br /> <br /> ===Things to do yet in Toolik===<br /> * Follow up on Ken's email about other station work<br /> * Continue Daily Computer Backups<br /> * Umiat Send list:<br /> ** Trimble Setup<br /> ** Trimble Tripod<br /> ** 50W solar panel<br /> ** unistrut<br /> ** quarter inch bolts (short)<br /> * Staff gauges</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-20&diff=1418 2011-05-20T16:50:37Z

<p>137.229.91.138: </p> <hr /> <div>===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Northern Extent of Open Water -- Lat: N68 40,331, Lon: -149 50.279&lt;br/&gt;<br /> PlantCam -- Lat: N68 54.757, Lon: -150 05.697&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #2 -- Lat: N68 52 13.1&quot;, Lon: - 150 02 59.2&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Probable Peak Flow Gaging Location -- Lat: N68 <br /> <br /> ===Tasks===<br /> <br /> ====Toolik Prep====<br /> * Get gas for jerry jug<br /> * gas for 5horse<br /> * dye supplies<br /> * dye spreadsheet<br /> * More PT rebars for water measurements<br /> * bring memory card for plant cam<br /> * bring out bubble level for surveying again<br /> * get survey gear from Joel (re: our broken rod)<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik Station====<br /> * Snow Survey<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * Surveying?<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * GPS Survey GPS Master #1 Rebar #1 (&amp; identify it with spray paint maybe?)<br /> * Paint top of culvert<br /> * Standard aerial pictures of gaging cross-section<br /> * Identify Dye Locations (Start &amp; Finish)<br /> * Set up Cataraft<br /> * Identify safe water exit points in case of accidents<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik River Crossing====<br /> * Pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> ** Digital Camera<br /> * Plant Cam Setup<br /> ** change out memory card<br /> <br /> ====Peak Flow Gaging Site====<br /> * Settle on a location (Get a visual of it)<br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags (in helicopter)<br /> * Shovels (in helicopter)<br /> * Dry suits &amp; boots<br /> * cordless drill<br /> * unbroken survey rod &amp; tripod<br /> <br /> ===Things to do yet in Toolik===<br /> * Follow up on Ken's email about other station work<br /> * Continue Daily Computer Backups<br /> * Umiat Send list:<br /> ** Trimble Setup<br /> ** Trimble Tripod<br /> ** 50W solar panel<br /> ** unistrut<br /> ** quarter inch bolts (short)<br /> * Staff gauges</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-20&diff=1417 2011-05-20T06:48:28Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* Things to do yet in Toolik */</p> <hr /> <div>===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Northern Extent of Open Water -- Lat: N68 40,331, Lon: -149 50.279&lt;br/&gt;<br /> PlantCam -- Lat: N68 54.757, Lon: -150 05.697&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #2 -- Lat: N68 52 13.1&quot;, Lon: - 150 02 59.2&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Probable Peak Flow Gaging Location -- Lat: N68 <br /> <br /> ===Tasks===<br /> <br /> ====Toolik Prep====<br /> * Get gas for jerry jug<br /> * gas for 5horse<br /> * dye supplies<br /> * dye spreadsheet<br /> * More PT rebars for water measurements<br /> * bring memory card for plant cam<br /> * bring out bubble level for surveying again<br /> * get survey gear from Joel (re: our broken rod)<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik Station====<br /> * Snow Survey<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * Surveying?<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * GPS Survey GPS Master #1 Rebar #1 (&amp; identify it with spray paint maybe?)<br /> * Paint top of culvert<br /> * Standard aerial pictures of gaging cross-section<br /> * Identify Dye Locations (Start &amp; Finish)<br /> * Set up Cataraft<br /> * Identify safe water exit points in case of accidents<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik River Crossing====<br /> * Pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> ** Digital Camera<br /> * Plant Cam Setup<br /> ** change out memory card<br /> <br /> ====Peak Flow Gaging Site====<br /> * Settle on a location (Get a visual of it)<br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags (in helicopter)<br /> * Shovels (in helicopter)<br /> <br /> ===Things to do yet in Toolik===<br /> * Follow up on Ken's email about other station work<br /> * Continue Daily Computer Backups<br /> * Umiat Send list:<br /> ** Trimble Setup<br /> ** Trimble Tripod<br /> ** 50W solar panel<br /> ** unistrut<br /> ** quarter inch bolts (short)<br /> * Staff gauges</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-20&diff=1416 2011-05-20T06:48:09Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* Toolik Prep */</p> <hr /> <div>===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Northern Extent of Open Water -- Lat: N68 40,331, Lon: -149 50.279&lt;br/&gt;<br /> PlantCam -- Lat: N68 54.757, Lon: -150 05.697&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #2 -- Lat: N68 52 13.1&quot;, Lon: - 150 02 59.2&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Probable Peak Flow Gaging Location -- Lat: N68 <br /> <br /> ===Tasks===<br /> <br /> ====Toolik Prep====<br /> * Get gas for jerry jug<br /> * gas for 5horse<br /> * dye supplies<br /> * dye spreadsheet<br /> * More PT rebars for water measurements<br /> * bring memory card for plant cam<br /> * bring out bubble level for surveying again<br /> * get survey gear from Joel (re: our broken rod)<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik Station====<br /> * Snow Survey<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * Surveying?<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * GPS Survey GPS Master #1 Rebar #1 (&amp; identify it with spray paint maybe?)<br /> * Paint top of culvert<br /> * Standard aerial pictures of gaging cross-section<br /> * Identify Dye Locations (Start &amp; Finish)<br /> * Set up Cataraft<br /> * Identify safe water exit points in case of accidents<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik River Crossing====<br /> * Pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> ** Digital Camera<br /> * Plant Cam Setup<br /> ** change out memory card<br /> <br /> ====Peak Flow Gaging Site====<br /> * Settle on a location (Get a visual of it)<br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags (in helicopter)<br /> * Shovels (in helicopter)<br /> <br /> ===Things to do yet in Toolik===<br /> * Follow up on Ken's email about other station work<br /> * Continue Daily Computer Backups<br /> * Umiat Send list:<br /> ** Trimble Setup<br /> ** Trimble Tripod<br /> ** 50W solar panel<br /> ** unistrut<br /> ** quarter inch bolts (short)</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-20&diff=1415 2011-05-20T06:39:54Z

<p>137.229.91.138: </p> <hr /> <div>===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Northern Extent of Open Water -- Lat: N68 40,331, Lon: -149 50.279&lt;br/&gt;<br /> PlantCam -- Lat: N68 54.757, Lon: -150 05.697&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #2 -- Lat: N68 52 13.1&quot;, Lon: - 150 02 59.2&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Probable Peak Flow Gaging Location -- Lat: N68 <br /> <br /> ===Tasks===<br /> <br /> ====Toolik Prep====<br /> * Get gas for jerry jug<br /> * gas for 5horse<br /> * dye supplies<br /> * dye spreadsheet<br /> * More PT rebars<br /> * bring memory card for plant cam<br /> * bring out bubble level for surveying again<br /> * get survey gear from Joel (re: our broken rod)<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik Station====<br /> * Snow Survey<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * Surveying?<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * GPS Survey GPS Master #1 Rebar #1 (&amp; identify it with spray paint maybe?)<br /> * Paint top of culvert<br /> * Standard aerial pictures of gaging cross-section<br /> * Identify Dye Locations (Start &amp; Finish)<br /> * Set up Cataraft<br /> * Identify safe water exit points in case of accidents<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik River Crossing====<br /> * Pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> ** Digital Camera<br /> * Plant Cam Setup<br /> ** change out memory card<br /> <br /> ====Peak Flow Gaging Site====<br /> * Settle on a location (Get a visual of it)<br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags (in helicopter)<br /> * Shovels (in helicopter)<br /> <br /> ===Things to do yet in Toolik===<br /> * Follow up on Ken's email about other station work<br /> * Continue Daily Computer Backups<br /> * Umiat Send list:<br /> ** Trimble Setup<br /> ** Trimble Tripod<br /> ** 50W solar panel<br /> ** unistrut<br /> ** quarter inch bolts (short)</div>

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<p>137.229.91.138: /* Things to do yet in Toolik */</p> <hr /> <div>===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Northern Extent of Open Water -- Lat: N68 40,331, Lon: -149 50.279&lt;br/&gt;<br /> PlantCam -- Lat: N68 54.757, Lon: -150 05.697&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #2 -- Lat: N68 52 13.1&quot;, Lon: - 150 02 59.2&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Probable Peak Flow Gaging Location -- Lat: N68 <br /> <br /> ===Tasks===<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik Station====<br /> * Snow Survey<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * Surveying?<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * GPS Survey GPS Master #1 Rebar #1 (&amp; identify it with spray paint maybe?)<br /> * Paint top of culvert<br /> * Standard aerial pictures of gaging cross-section<br /> * Identify Dye Locations (Start &amp; Finish)<br /> * Set up Cataraft<br /> * Identify safe water exit points in case of accidents<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik River Crossing====<br /> * Pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> ** Digital Camera<br /> * Plant Cam Setup<br /> ** 6 pieces of Rebar (@cam spot... X pieces)<br /> ** 2 tarps (@Toolik)<br /> ** Spray Paint (@station)<br /> ** cloth tape measure (in helicopter)<br /> ** sledge hammer (in helicopter)<br /> ** para cord to keep the plant cam from bouncing in the wind? (back of truck)<br /> <br /> ====Peak Flow Gaging Site====<br /> * Settle on a location (Get a visual of it)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags (in helicopter)<br /> * Shovels (in helicopter)<br /> <br /> ===Things to do yet in Toolik===<br /> * Follow up on Ken's email about other station work<br /> * Contintue Daily Computer Backups<br /> * When the R8 is sent to Umiat, include a solar panel.... Charge Controller, too?</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-20&diff=1413 2011-05-20T04:18:12Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* Hobo #3 Location */</p> <hr /> <div>===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Northern Extent of Open Water -- Lat: N68 40,331, Lon: -149 50.279&lt;br/&gt;<br /> PlantCam -- Lat: N68 54.757, Lon: -150 05.697&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #2 -- Lat: N68 52 13.1&quot;, Lon: - 150 02 59.2&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Probable Peak Flow Gaging Location -- Lat: N68 <br /> <br /> ===Tasks===<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik Station====<br /> * Snow Survey<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * Surveying?<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * GPS Survey GPS Master #1 Rebar #1 (&amp; identify it with spray paint maybe?)<br /> * Paint top of culvert<br /> * Standard aerial pictures of gaging cross-section<br /> * Identify Dye Locations (Start &amp; Finish)<br /> * Set up Cataraft<br /> * Identify safe water exit points in case of accidents<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik River Crossing====<br /> * Pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> ** Digital Camera<br /> * Plant Cam Setup<br /> ** 6 pieces of Rebar (@cam spot... X pieces)<br /> ** 2 tarps (@Toolik)<br /> ** Spray Paint (@station)<br /> ** cloth tape measure (in helicopter)<br /> ** sledge hammer (in helicopter)<br /> ** para cord to keep the plant cam from bouncing in the wind? (back of truck)<br /> <br /> ====Peak Flow Gaging Site====<br /> * Settle on a location (Get a visual of it)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags (in helicopter)<br /> * Shovels (in helicopter)<br /> <br /> ===Things to do yet in Toolik===<br /> * Update firmware on streampro<br /> * Follow up on Ken's email about other station work<br /> ** Line out coordinates and a game plan for these sites<br /> * Test out GPS scripts with StreamPro<br /> * Start Daily Backups<br /> * Move the rest of the gear to the station<br /> * When the R8 is sent to Umiat, include a solar panel.</div>

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<p>137.229.91.138: /* Itkillik Station */</p> <hr /> <div>===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Northern Extent of Open Water -- Lat: N68 40,331, Lon: -149 50.279&lt;br/&gt;<br /> PlantCam -- Lat: N68 54.757, Lon: -150 05.697&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #2 -- Lat: N68 52 13.1&quot;, Lon: - 150 02 59.2&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Probable Peak Flow Gaging Location -- Lat: N68 <br /> <br /> ===Tasks===<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik Station====<br /> * Snow Survey<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * Surveying?<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * GPS Survey GPS Master #1 Rebar #1 (&amp; identify it with spray paint maybe?)<br /> * Paint top of culvert<br /> * Standard aerial pictures of gaging cross-section<br /> * Identify Dye Locations (Start &amp; Finish)<br /> * Set up Cataraft<br /> * Identify safe water exit points in case of accidents<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik River Crossing====<br /> * Pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> ** Digital Camera<br /> * Plant Cam Setup<br /> ** 6 pieces of Rebar (@cam spot... X pieces)<br /> ** 2 tarps (@Toolik)<br /> ** Spray Paint (@station)<br /> ** cloth tape measure (in helicopter)<br /> ** sledge hammer (in helicopter)<br /> ** para cord to keep the plant cam from bouncing in the wind? (back of truck)<br /> <br /> ====Peak Flow Gaging Site====<br /> * Settle on a location (Get a visual of it)<br /> <br /> ====Hobo #3 Location====<br /> * Spare Hobo (@Toolik)<br /> ** Program in camp on 5/18<br /> * hobo environmental protection (@snowmachine trailer)<br /> * steel cable (in helicopter)<br /> * cable clamps (with Bill)<br /> * weight (in helicopter?)<br /> * sledge hammer (in helicopter)<br /> * screed stakes (in helicopter)<br /> ** 1 for hobo in river<br /> ** 1 for hobo anchor on the bank<br /> ** 1 for GPS Master 3<br /> * Tools -- <br /> ** 5/16&quot; Nut Driver for hose clamps <br /> ** 1/4&quot; wrench or leatherman for steel cable clamps<br /> ** shovel or two<br /> ** ice pick<br /> ** breaker bar <br /> ** <br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags (in helicopter)<br /> * Shovels (in helicopter)<br /> <br /> ===Things to do yet in Toolik===<br /> * Update firmware on streampro<br /> * Follow up on Ken's email about other station work<br /> ** Line out coordinates and a game plan for these sites<br /> * Test out GPS scripts with StreamPro<br /> * Start Daily Backups<br /> * Move the rest of the gear to the station<br /> * When the R8 is sent to Umiat, include a solar panel.</div>

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<p>137.229.91.138: </p> <hr /> <div>Bill/Bob/Nathan&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Other Pages===<br /> [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]] -- Supplies to bring on the trip up &amp; track down in Toolik<br /> [[Toolik Group Other 2011]] -- Ken's list of other stations generally on the road system<br /> <br /> ===Still In Toolik===<br /> * Gas Cans<br /> <br /> ===Activities===<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-15]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-16]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-17]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-18]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-19]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-20]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-21]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> PlantCam -- Lat: N68 54.757, Lon: -150 05.697&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #2 -- Lat: N68 52 13.1&quot;, Lon: - 150 02 59.2&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Probable Peak Flow Gaging Location -- Lat: N68<br /> <br /> ===Benchmarks===<br /> * Place holder<br /> <br /> ===Staff Gages===<br /> * Place holder<br /> <br /> ===Pretrip Emails===<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> Pilots Guide to River Ice by the National Weather Service.<br /> <br /> http://aprfc.arh.noaa.gov/resources/rivwatch/rwp_handbook.pdf<br /> <br /> It has photos of the ice features and definitions you may find helpful.<br /> <br /> Useful terms to describe the ice size are sheets, pans, chunks. Other<br /> features are ice runs (continuous length of moving ice) &amp; ice jams<br /> (note page 5 describing ice jams).<br /> <br /> GPS coordinates and a description in your field book would be helpful.<br /> Measurements of ice dimensions w/ a tape measure would also be<br /> helpful. Other things to note are anchor or bottom fast ice and<br /> shore ice. When does it all disappear from the channel, particularly<br /> at the gauging reach?<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;</div>

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<p>137.229.91.138: /* Activities */</p> <hr /> <div>Bill/Bob/Nathan&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Other Pages===<br /> [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]] -- Supplies to bring on the trip up &amp; track down in Toolik<br /> [[Toolik Group Other 2011]] -- Ken's list of other stations generally on the road system<br /> <br /> ===Still In Toolik===<br /> * Gas Cans<br /> <br /> ===Activities===<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-15]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-16]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-17]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-18]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-19]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-20]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-21]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Benchmarks===<br /> * Place holder<br /> <br /> ===Staff Gages===<br /> * Place holder<br /> <br /> ===Pretrip Emails===<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> Pilots Guide to River Ice by the National Weather Service.<br /> <br /> http://aprfc.arh.noaa.gov/resources/rivwatch/rwp_handbook.pdf<br /> <br /> It has photos of the ice features and definitions you may find helpful.<br /> <br /> Useful terms to describe the ice size are sheets, pans, chunks. Other<br /> features are ice runs (continuous length of moving ice) &amp; ice jams<br /> (note page 5 describing ice jams).<br /> <br /> GPS coordinates and a description in your field book would be helpful.<br /> Measurements of ice dimensions w/ a tape measure would also be<br /> helpful. Other things to note are anchor or bottom fast ice and<br /> shore ice. When does it all disappear from the channel, particularly<br /> at the gauging reach?<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;</div>

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<p>137.229.91.138: </p> <hr /> <div>Bill/Bob/Nathan&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Other Pages===<br /> [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]] -- Supplies to bring on the trip up &amp; track down in Toolik<br /> [[Toolik Group Other 2011]] -- Ken's list of other stations generally on the road system<br /> <br /> ===Still In Toolik===<br /> * Gas Cans<br /> <br /> ===Activities===<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-15]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-16]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-17]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-18]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-19]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-20]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Benchmarks===<br /> * Place holder<br /> <br /> ===Staff Gages===<br /> * Place holder<br /> <br /> ===Pretrip Emails===<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> Pilots Guide to River Ice by the National Weather Service.<br /> <br /> http://aprfc.arh.noaa.gov/resources/rivwatch/rwp_handbook.pdf<br /> <br /> It has photos of the ice features and definitions you may find helpful.<br /> <br /> Useful terms to describe the ice size are sheets, pans, chunks. Other<br /> features are ice runs (continuous length of moving ice) &amp; ice jams<br /> (note page 5 describing ice jams).<br /> <br /> GPS coordinates and a description in your field book would be helpful.<br /> Measurements of ice dimensions w/ a tape measure would also be<br /> helpful. Other things to note are anchor or bottom fast ice and<br /> shore ice. When does it all disappear from the channel, particularly<br /> at the gauging reach?<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;</div>

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<p>137.229.91.138: /* In Toolik */</p> <hr /> <div>Bill/Bob/Nathan&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]]<br /> <br /> ===In Toolik===<br /> * Gas Cans<br /> <br /> ===Day 1 activities===<br /> * GPS Master 1 Survey<br /> * Sort gear<br /> * set up flight lines<br /> * Sling some gear out<br /> * Line out station stuff @ camp<br /> * snow survey<br /> <br /> ===Activities===<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-15]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-16]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-17]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-18]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-19]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-20]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Stuff===<br /> * Leaving Friday 5/13/2011<br /> * Ken has a barometric Pressure Sensor for us<br /> * 3 Hobos are in Emily's office as of 5/9<br /> * Get spare laptop from Emily (for lab use)<br /> <br /> ===Benchmarks===<br /> * Place holder<br /> <br /> ===Staff Gages===<br /> * Place holder<br /> <br /> ===Pretrip Notes===<br /> ====Email 1: Station Maintenance for Itkillik River Crew 5/9/2011 @ 5:14 PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> Itkillik River:<br /> I have a case w/ 3 HOBO PTs for the Itkillik River for upstream and<br /> downstream slope. Two of them are set to record 15 minute intervals<br /> starting 5/13/11 at 5:00pm. One is a spare and has not been launched,<br /> and can be used if all else fails. There is also the correct<br /> launch/reader in the case this time.<br /> <br /> You will also have to install 2 SDI12 PTs because the current ones are<br /> locked in ice. 1 should be 15psig (older unit) and 1 should be a new<br /> 5 psig sensor.<br /> <br /> You will also have to replace the station barometric pressure ASAP<br /> when you get to the site, because I couldn't make anything of the old<br /> data, it seems to be bad. Barometric pressure is needed for<br /> correction with the HOBO sensors.<br /> <br /> Please download camera images and any historic camera images saved to<br /> the camera.<br /> <br /> <br /> Other station maintenance includes:<br /> Upper May Creek: Tipping bucket / windshield repair, download camera images<br /> Itikmalakpak: Tipping bucket / windshield repair, download camera images<br /> <br /> And as always, if the fence needs repair, please try and fix it up.<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> ====Email 2: to do: PTs 5/9/2011 @ 5:05 PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> Gather 2 PTs from downstairs in 106 to go to Itkillik River. Get 2<br /> with the shortest cable lengths because the station is close to the<br /> river and so we shouldn't need the 250 ft cable length (unless that is<br /> all that is available than that is all we have). Ask Rob which one<br /> you can take and then obtain the calibration information from Rob for<br /> that particular serial number. Make sure they are labeled at the<br /> wiring end and have a dessicant pack. Make sure you obtain a<br /> working sensor because apparently 1-2 were not working.<br /> <br /> Then, in my office there is a box from instruments northwest, Inc.<br /> Open the box. Put a label on at the wiring end that says the Serial<br /> Number, 5 PSIG (verify from calibration sheet), the cable length (all<br /> should be 250 ft), and the SDI12 Address which is located on the<br /> calibration sheet. Include one of the new 5 PSIG in the Itkillik<br /> River package.<br /> <br /> We will have 3 PTs for the Itkillik River, 1 5-PSIG, 1 15-PSIG, and 1<br /> 15 PSIG backup.<br /> <br /> Then we will have to make sure all the PTs have conduit for<br /> protection, so if the old ones don't come see me. We will have grab<br /> some conduit / pipe / reducers etc. for the new 5 psi PT.<br /> <br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> ====Email 3: Fwd: survey check out equipment 5/9/2011 @ 12:14PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> You can pick up your optical level, survey rod, and tripod from<br /> Horacio for the Itkillik River group.<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> ====Emily 4: Leaving for Toolik May 7, 2011 at 12:24 PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> I agree w/ Bill that the Toolik group could use an extra day or so for<br /> field prep in Fairbanks. However, if you do get there ahead of<br /> breakup you could get the station repairs (closest to Toolik) finished<br /> early (instead of at the end). There are a few things that must get<br /> done on this trip, about 3 stations close to Toolik (via helicopter)<br /> need some repairs that could take about a day or two of work. So<br /> far the temps have been cool right now, but some stations to the south<br /> are warming up to about freezing (temps don't stay above freezing at<br /> night though). You can look at the station data here &amp; webcams:<br /> http://ine.uaf.edu/werc/projects/umiat_corridor/stations.html I<br /> think Upper May Creek is our furthest south station and will tell you<br /> what the air temperatures are like in the upper Itkillik basin. It<br /> would be great if Bob B. sets up the monitoring webpage so we can look<br /> at AT and Windspeed and camera images again.<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> ====Emily 5: Ice descriptions Apr 29, 2011 at 12:22 PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> A few of you asked about ice descriptions in a meeting awhile back.<br /> This is a handy little document that I came across at a presentation a<br /> few years ago:<br /> <br /> Pilots Guide to River Ice by the National Weather Service.<br /> <br /> http://aprfc.arh.noaa.gov/resources/rivwatch/rwp_handbook.pdf<br /> <br /> It has photos of the ice features and definitions you may find helpful.<br /> <br /> Useful terms to describe the ice size are sheets, pans, chunks. Other<br /> features are ice runs (continuous length of moving ice) &amp; ice jams<br /> (note page 5 describing ice jams).<br /> <br /> GPS coordinates and a description in your field book would be helpful.<br /> Measurements of ice dimensions w/ a tape measure would also be<br /> helpful. Other things to note are anchor or bottom fast ice and<br /> shore ice. When does it all disappear from the channel, particularly<br /> at the gauging reach?<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> ====Doug Email: Report Mar 30, 2011 at 9:09 AM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> <br /> Emily, I am working on the report and will finish it today. I'll be<br /> back on Friday. One thing we definitely need to do this breakup is to<br /> take pictures at the proposed bridge crossings. The strategy would be<br /> to take pictures both upstream and downstream each day, hopefully from<br /> approximately from the same position (horizontally and vertically).<br /> Maybe a couple from same horizontal position, but at different<br /> elevations. Doug<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_Group_Other_2011&diff=1419 2011-05-20T02:13:13Z

<p>137.229.91.138: </p> <hr /> <div>Needs<br /> * Keypad<br /> * Put Logger?<br /> * Need a logger for West Dock<br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> * Sagwon Hill met station<br /> <br /> Highest priority, when you're passing by. This ought to be<br /> reachable by radio, and I'll try to check the server settings<br /> to try to get there.<br /> <br /> If the battery voltage is healthy (e.g., 12.5 or higher), then<br /> please set Flag 1 on the CR10X logger. To do this with the keypad,<br /> use *6 to view input locations, then hit either 0 or D, followed by<br /> 1. One of those (0 or D) shows the flags from left to right, the<br /> other shows the ports from right to left. Hitting 1 should toggle<br /> either flag 1 (left-most value) or port 1 (right-most value). Flag<br /> 1 is the 'radio hold' flag, and will leave the radio powered up all<br /> the time as long as the voltage is high enough.<br /> <br /> I seriously need a mnemonic to remember which of 0 or D is for flags<br /> vs ports...<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> * Franklin Bluffs met and snowfence<br /> <br /> I think the met station is ok, just not downloading all the time due<br /> to the distance and lack of a decent repeater. We have had contact<br /> with the snowfence logger recently, but just not a strong connection.<br /> <br /> I think Sveta may have trip to these sites fairly soon, but if you<br /> have time and are inspired to do some troubleshooting, it might be<br /> good to check out the snowfence logger system.<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> * Upper Kuparuk river gauging site<br /> <br /> I don't know the status of this one; if it's there and active we<br /> should be able to download data from it via radio. I'll check the<br /> servers on this end.<br /> <br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> * Imnavait Creek, former flume/weir site<br /> <br /> This was removed, right?<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> * Put River gauge site<br /> <br /> I think perhaps you have a logger to go there, but I think no<br /> radio as yet. A radio could be added later if desired, or sooner<br /> if you get inspired and want to have remote access to the data.<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> * Betty Pingo met<br /> <br /> Don't know what's up with this. I presume it's working but we haven't<br /> heard from it in some time. I'll check the server settings...<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> * West Dock met<br /> <br /> This one needs a CR10X logger. The logger program can be found<br /> online, see logger.dld in the site_directory_view link at:<br /> <br /> http://ine.uaf.edu/werc/projects/NorthSlope/coastal_plain/west_dock/current.html<br /> <br /> I don't know what the priorities are on this one, but at least<br /> if you're in Prudhoe and needing something to do it should be<br /> relatively easy to get it online. I think there should be a<br /> CR10X at Toolik that could be loaded with the program.<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> A few sites are of lower priority and would involve a hike to reach:<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> * Sagwon Summit repeater<br /> <br /> This repeater has not been heard from in years, presumably dead<br /> for unknown reasons. It is visible from the Sagwon Hill parking<br /> area (with the outhouse), and is on the highest point of land in<br /> the area.<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> * Upper Imnavait met, or snowfence control site (Sveta's site)<br /> <br /> This site ought to be working, and I'll try to check the server.<br /> I connected a healthy pair of batteries in April.<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> * Upper Kuparuk ridge repeater/camera, aka Island Lake<br /> <br /> This site is unusual in its configuration, and I see that the<br /> radio at least is working. Probably something I can fix remotely...<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-20&diff=1411 2011-05-19T16:41:16Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* Things to do yet in Toolik */</p> <hr /> <div>===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Northern Extent of Open Water -- Lat: N68 40,331, Lon: -149 50.279&lt;br/&gt;<br /> PlantCam -- Lat: N68 54.757, Lon: -150 05.697&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #2 -- Lat: N68 52 13.1&quot;, Lon: - 150 02 59.2&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Probable Peak Flow Gaging Location -- Lat: N68 <br /> <br /> ===Tasks===<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik Station====<br /> * Snow Survey<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * Start Surveying<br /> * Paint top of culvert<br /> * Standard aerial pictures of gaging cross-section<br /> * Identify Dye Locations (Start &amp; Finish)<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik River Crossing====<br /> * Pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> ** Digital Camera<br /> * Plant Cam Setup<br /> ** 6 pieces of Rebar (@cam spot... X pieces)<br /> ** 2 tarps (@Toolik)<br /> ** Spray Paint (@station)<br /> ** cloth tape measure (in helicopter)<br /> ** sledge hammer (in helicopter)<br /> ** para cord to keep the plant cam from bouncing in the wind? (back of truck)<br /> <br /> ====Peak Flow Gaging Site====<br /> * Settle on a location (Get a visual of it)<br /> <br /> ====Hobo #3 Location====<br /> * Spare Hobo (@Toolik)<br /> ** Program in camp on 5/18<br /> * hobo environmental protection (@snowmachine trailer)<br /> * steel cable (in helicopter)<br /> * cable clamps (with Bill)<br /> * weight (in helicopter?)<br /> * sledge hammer (in helicopter)<br /> * screed stakes (in helicopter)<br /> ** 1 for hobo in river<br /> ** 1 for hobo anchor on the bank<br /> ** 1 for GPS Master 3<br /> * Tools -- <br /> ** 5/16&quot; Nut Driver for hose clamps <br /> ** 1/4&quot; wrench or leatherman for steel cable clamps<br /> ** shovel or two<br /> ** ice pick<br /> ** breaker bar <br /> ** <br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags (in helicopter)<br /> * Shovels (in helicopter)<br /> <br /> ===Things to do yet in Toolik===<br /> * Update firmware on streampro<br /> * Follow up on Ken's email about other station work<br /> ** Line out coordinates and a game plan for these sites<br /> * Test out GPS scripts with StreamPro<br /> * Start Daily Backups<br /> * Move the rest of the gear to the station<br /> * When the R8 is sent to Umiat, include a solar panel.</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-19&diff=1409 2011-05-19T16:30:40Z

<p>137.229.91.138: </p> <hr /> <div>===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Northern Extent of Open Water -- Lat: N68 40,331, Lon: -149 50.279&lt;br/&gt;<br /> PlantCam -- Lat: N68 54.757, Lon: -150 05.697&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #2 -- Lat: N68 52 13.1&quot;, Lon: - 150 02 59.2&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Probable Peak Flow Gaging Location -- Lat: N68 <br /> <br /> ===Tasks===<br /> ====Bob from Camp====<br /> * Load helo up with gaging equipment for the culvert site.<br /> * download data from R8<br /> * Clear memory &amp; send R8 back out with TSCe handheld<br /> * also send out instructions for gps<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik Station====<br /> * Measure bumper &amp; bottom of R8 to GPS Master 2 again<br /> * Retrieve GPS Unit for Bob<br /> * Snow Survey<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * Start Surveying<br /> * Paint top of culvert<br /> * Standard aerial pictures of gaging cross-section<br /> * Identify Dye Locations (Start &amp; Finish)<br /> ** Start @ Station<br /> ** Look for good downriver Locations<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik River Crossing====<br /> * Pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> ** Digital Camera<br /> <br /> ====Peak Flow Gaging Site====<br /> * Settle on a location (Get a visual of it)<br /> <br /> ====Hobo #3 Location====<br /> * Spare Hobo (@Toolik)<br /> ** Program in camp on 5/18<br /> * Make a GPS Master 3 near the third hobo down river.<br /> * hobo environmental protection (@snowmachine trailer)<br /> * steel cable (in helicopter)<br /> * cable clamps (with Bill)<br /> * weight (in helicopter?)<br /> * sledge hammer (in helicopter)<br /> * screed stakes (in helicopter)<br /> ** 1 for hobo in river<br /> ** 1 for hobo anchor on the bank<br /> ** 1 for GPS Master 3<br /> * Tools -- <br /> ** 5/16&quot; Nut Driver for hose clamps <br /> ** 1/4&quot; wrench or leatherman for steel cable clamps<br /> ** shovel or two<br /> ** ice pick<br /> ** breaker bar <br /> ** <br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags (in helicopter)<br /> * Shovels (in helicopter)<br /> <br /> ===Bob in Toolik===<br /> * Update firmware on streampro<br /> * Follow up on Ken's email about other station work<br /> ** Line out coordinates and a game plan for these sites<br /> * Test out GPS scripts with StreamPro<br /> * Start Daily Backups<br /> * Move the rest of the gear to the station<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Things to do on another day at the Itkillik===</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-19&diff=1408 2011-05-19T16:28:57Z

<p>137.229.91.138: </p> <hr /> <div>===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Northern Extent of Open Water -- Lat: N68 40,331, Lon: -149 50.279&lt;br/&gt;<br /> PlantCam -- Lat: N68 54.757, Lon: -150 05.697&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #2 -- Lat: N68 52 13.1&quot;, Lon: - 150 02 59.2&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Probable Peak Flow Gaging Location -- Lat: N68 <br /> <br /> ===Tasks===<br /> ====Bob from Camp====<br /> * Load helo up with gaging equipment for the culvert site.<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik Station====<br /> * Measure bumper &amp; bottom of R8 to GPS Master 2 again<br /> * Retrieve GPS Unit for Bob<br /> * Snow Survey<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * Start Surveying<br /> * Paint top of culvert<br /> * Standard aerial pictures of gaging cross-section<br /> * Identify Dye Locations (Start &amp; Finish)<br /> ** Start @ Station<br /> ** Look for good downriver Locations<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik River Crossing====<br /> * Pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> ** Digital Camera<br /> <br /> ====Peak Flow Gaging Site====<br /> * Settle on a location (Get a visual of it)<br /> <br /> ====Hobo #3 Location====<br /> * Spare Hobo (@Toolik)<br /> ** Program in camp on 5/18<br /> * Make a GPS Master 3 near the third hobo down river.<br /> * hobo environmental protection (@snowmachine trailer)<br /> * steel cable (in helicopter)<br /> * cable clamps (with Bill)<br /> * weight (in helicopter?)<br /> * sledge hammer (in helicopter)<br /> * screed stakes (in helicopter)<br /> ** 1 for hobo in river<br /> ** 1 for hobo anchor on the bank<br /> ** 1 for GPS Master 3<br /> * Tools -- <br /> ** 5/16&quot; Nut Driver for hose clamps <br /> ** 1/4&quot; wrench or leatherman for steel cable clamps<br /> ** shovel or two<br /> ** ice pick<br /> ** breaker bar <br /> ** <br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags (in helicopter)<br /> * Shovels (in helicopter)<br /> <br /> ===Bob in Toolik===<br /> * Update firmware on streampro<br /> * Follow up on Ken's email about other station work<br /> ** Line out coordinates and a game plan for these sites<br /> * Test out GPS scripts with StreamPro<br /> * Start Daily Backups<br /> * Move the rest of the gear to the station<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Things to do on another day at the Itkillik===</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-20&diff=1410 2011-05-19T16:25:53Z

<p>137.229.91.138: </p> <hr /> <div>===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Northern Extent of Open Water -- Lat: N68 40,331, Lon: -149 50.279&lt;br/&gt;<br /> PlantCam -- Lat: N68 54.757, Lon: -150 05.697&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #2 -- Lat: N68 52 13.1&quot;, Lon: - 150 02 59.2&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Probable Peak Flow Gaging Location -- Lat: N68 <br /> <br /> ===Tasks===<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik Station====<br /> * Snow Survey<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * Start Surveying<br /> * Paint top of culvert<br /> * Standard aerial pictures of gaging cross-section<br /> * Identify Dye Locations (Start &amp; Finish)<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik River Crossing====<br /> * Pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> ** Digital Camera<br /> * Plant Cam Setup<br /> ** 6 pieces of Rebar (@cam spot... X pieces)<br /> ** 2 tarps (@Toolik)<br /> ** Spray Paint (@station)<br /> ** cloth tape measure (in helicopter)<br /> ** sledge hammer (in helicopter)<br /> ** para cord to keep the plant cam from bouncing in the wind? (back of truck)<br /> <br /> ====Peak Flow Gaging Site====<br /> * Settle on a location (Get a visual of it)<br /> <br /> ====Hobo #3 Location====<br /> * Spare Hobo (@Toolik)<br /> ** Program in camp on 5/18<br /> * hobo environmental protection (@snowmachine trailer)<br /> * steel cable (in helicopter)<br /> * cable clamps (with Bill)<br /> * weight (in helicopter?)<br /> * sledge hammer (in helicopter)<br /> * screed stakes (in helicopter)<br /> ** 1 for hobo in river<br /> ** 1 for hobo anchor on the bank<br /> ** 1 for GPS Master 3<br /> * Tools -- <br /> ** 5/16&quot; Nut Driver for hose clamps <br /> ** 1/4&quot; wrench or leatherman for steel cable clamps<br /> ** shovel or two<br /> ** ice pick<br /> ** breaker bar <br /> ** <br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags (in helicopter)<br /> * Shovels (in helicopter)<br /> <br /> ===Things to do yet in Toolik===<br /> * Update firmware on streampro<br /> * Follow up on Ken's email about other station work<br /> ** Line out coordinates and a game plan for these sites<br /> * Test out GPS scripts with StreamPro<br /> * Start Daily Backups<br /> * Move the rest of the gear to the station</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Itkillik_2011-05_Field_Stuff&diff=1335 2011-05-19T16:24:48Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* Activities */</p> <hr /> <div>Bill/Bob/Nathan&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]]<br /> <br /> ===In Toolik===<br /> Round 1 sling:<br /> * Cataraft frame<br /> * Cataraft Paddles<br /> * 15 horse<br /> * 5 horse<br /> * station &amp; field supply actionpacker<br /> * sleeping bag actionpacker<br /> <br /> ===Day 1 activities===<br /> * GPS Master 1 Survey<br /> * Sort gear<br /> * set up flight lines<br /> * Sling some gear out<br /> * Line out station stuff @ camp<br /> * snow survey<br /> <br /> ===Activities===<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-15]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-16]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-17]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-18]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-19]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-20]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Stuff===<br /> * Leaving Friday 5/13/2011<br /> * Ken has a barometric Pressure Sensor for us<br /> * 3 Hobos are in Emily's office as of 5/9<br /> * Get spare laptop from Emily (for lab use)<br /> <br /> ===Benchmarks===<br /> * Place holder<br /> <br /> ===Staff Gages===<br /> * Place holder<br /> <br /> ===Pretrip Notes===<br /> ====Email 1: Station Maintenance for Itkillik River Crew 5/9/2011 @ 5:14 PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> Itkillik River:<br /> I have a case w/ 3 HOBO PTs for the Itkillik River for upstream and<br /> downstream slope. Two of them are set to record 15 minute intervals<br /> starting 5/13/11 at 5:00pm. One is a spare and has not been launched,<br /> and can be used if all else fails. There is also the correct<br /> launch/reader in the case this time.<br /> <br /> You will also have to install 2 SDI12 PTs because the current ones are<br /> locked in ice. 1 should be 15psig (older unit) and 1 should be a new<br /> 5 psig sensor.<br /> <br /> You will also have to replace the station barometric pressure ASAP<br /> when you get to the site, because I couldn't make anything of the old<br /> data, it seems to be bad. Barometric pressure is needed for<br /> correction with the HOBO sensors.<br /> <br /> Please download camera images and any historic camera images saved to<br /> the camera.<br /> <br /> <br /> Other station maintenance includes:<br /> Upper May Creek: Tipping bucket / windshield repair, download camera images<br /> Itikmalakpak: Tipping bucket / windshield repair, download camera images<br /> <br /> And as always, if the fence needs repair, please try and fix it up.<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> ====Email 2: to do: PTs 5/9/2011 @ 5:05 PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> Gather 2 PTs from downstairs in 106 to go to Itkillik River. Get 2<br /> with the shortest cable lengths because the station is close to the<br /> river and so we shouldn't need the 250 ft cable length (unless that is<br /> all that is available than that is all we have). Ask Rob which one<br /> you can take and then obtain the calibration information from Rob for<br /> that particular serial number. Make sure they are labeled at the<br /> wiring end and have a dessicant pack. Make sure you obtain a<br /> working sensor because apparently 1-2 were not working.<br /> <br /> Then, in my office there is a box from instruments northwest, Inc.<br /> Open the box. Put a label on at the wiring end that says the Serial<br /> Number, 5 PSIG (verify from calibration sheet), the cable length (all<br /> should be 250 ft), and the SDI12 Address which is located on the<br /> calibration sheet. Include one of the new 5 PSIG in the Itkillik<br /> River package.<br /> <br /> We will have 3 PTs for the Itkillik River, 1 5-PSIG, 1 15-PSIG, and 1<br /> 15 PSIG backup.<br /> <br /> Then we will have to make sure all the PTs have conduit for<br /> protection, so if the old ones don't come see me. We will have grab<br /> some conduit / pipe / reducers etc. for the new 5 psi PT.<br /> <br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> ====Email 3: Fwd: survey check out equipment 5/9/2011 @ 12:14PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> You can pick up your optical level, survey rod, and tripod from<br /> Horacio for the Itkillik River group.<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> ====Emily 4: Leaving for Toolik May 7, 2011 at 12:24 PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> I agree w/ Bill that the Toolik group could use an extra day or so for<br /> field prep in Fairbanks. However, if you do get there ahead of<br /> breakup you could get the station repairs (closest to Toolik) finished<br /> early (instead of at the end). There are a few things that must get<br /> done on this trip, about 3 stations close to Toolik (via helicopter)<br /> need some repairs that could take about a day or two of work. So<br /> far the temps have been cool right now, but some stations to the south<br /> are warming up to about freezing (temps don't stay above freezing at<br /> night though). You can look at the station data here &amp; webcams:<br /> http://ine.uaf.edu/werc/projects/umiat_corridor/stations.html I<br /> think Upper May Creek is our furthest south station and will tell you<br /> what the air temperatures are like in the upper Itkillik basin. It<br /> would be great if Bob B. sets up the monitoring webpage so we can look<br /> at AT and Windspeed and camera images again.<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> ====Emily 5: Ice descriptions Apr 29, 2011 at 12:22 PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> A few of you asked about ice descriptions in a meeting awhile back.<br /> This is a handy little document that I came across at a presentation a<br /> few years ago:<br /> <br /> Pilots Guide to River Ice by the National Weather Service.<br /> <br /> http://aprfc.arh.noaa.gov/resources/rivwatch/rwp_handbook.pdf<br /> <br /> It has photos of the ice features and definitions you may find helpful.<br /> <br /> Useful terms to describe the ice size are sheets, pans, chunks. Other<br /> features are ice runs (continuous length of moving ice) &amp; ice jams<br /> (note page 5 describing ice jams).<br /> <br /> GPS coordinates and a description in your field book would be helpful.<br /> Measurements of ice dimensions w/ a tape measure would also be<br /> helpful. Other things to note are anchor or bottom fast ice and<br /> shore ice. When does it all disappear from the channel, particularly<br /> at the gauging reach?<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> ====Doug Email: Report Mar 30, 2011 at 9:09 AM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> <br /> Emily, I am working on the report and will finish it today. I'll be<br /> back on Friday. One thing we definitely need to do this breakup is to<br /> take pictures at the proposed bridge crossings. The strategy would be<br /> to take pictures both upstream and downstream each day, hopefully from<br /> approximately from the same position (horizontally and vertically).<br /> Maybe a couple from same horizontal position, but at different<br /> elevations. Doug<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Itkillik_2011-05_Field_Stuff&diff=1334 2011-05-19T05:31:27Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* Stuff */</p> <hr /> <div>Bill/Bob/Nathan&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]]<br /> <br /> ===In Toolik===<br /> Round 1 sling:<br /> * Cataraft frame<br /> * Cataraft Paddles<br /> * 15 horse<br /> * 5 horse<br /> * station &amp; field supply actionpacker<br /> * sleeping bag actionpacker<br /> <br /> ===Day 1 activities===<br /> * GPS Master 1 Survey<br /> * Sort gear<br /> * set up flight lines<br /> * Sling some gear out<br /> * Line out station stuff @ camp<br /> * snow survey<br /> <br /> ===Activities===<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-15]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-16]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-17]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-18]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-19]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Stuff===<br /> * Leaving Friday 5/13/2011<br /> * Ken has a barometric Pressure Sensor for us<br /> * 3 Hobos are in Emily's office as of 5/9<br /> * Get spare laptop from Emily (for lab use)<br /> <br /> ===Benchmarks===<br /> * Place holder<br /> <br /> ===Staff Gages===<br /> * Place holder<br /> <br /> ===Pretrip Notes===<br /> ====Email 1: Station Maintenance for Itkillik River Crew 5/9/2011 @ 5:14 PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> Itkillik River:<br /> I have a case w/ 3 HOBO PTs for the Itkillik River for upstream and<br /> downstream slope. Two of them are set to record 15 minute intervals<br /> starting 5/13/11 at 5:00pm. One is a spare and has not been launched,<br /> and can be used if all else fails. There is also the correct<br /> launch/reader in the case this time.<br /> <br /> You will also have to install 2 SDI12 PTs because the current ones are<br /> locked in ice. 1 should be 15psig (older unit) and 1 should be a new<br /> 5 psig sensor.<br /> <br /> You will also have to replace the station barometric pressure ASAP<br /> when you get to the site, because I couldn't make anything of the old<br /> data, it seems to be bad. Barometric pressure is needed for<br /> correction with the HOBO sensors.<br /> <br /> Please download camera images and any historic camera images saved to<br /> the camera.<br /> <br /> <br /> Other station maintenance includes:<br /> Upper May Creek: Tipping bucket / windshield repair, download camera images<br /> Itikmalakpak: Tipping bucket / windshield repair, download camera images<br /> <br /> And as always, if the fence needs repair, please try and fix it up.<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> ====Email 2: to do: PTs 5/9/2011 @ 5:05 PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> Gather 2 PTs from downstairs in 106 to go to Itkillik River. Get 2<br /> with the shortest cable lengths because the station is close to the<br /> river and so we shouldn't need the 250 ft cable length (unless that is<br /> all that is available than that is all we have). Ask Rob which one<br /> you can take and then obtain the calibration information from Rob for<br /> that particular serial number. Make sure they are labeled at the<br /> wiring end and have a dessicant pack. Make sure you obtain a<br /> working sensor because apparently 1-2 were not working.<br /> <br /> Then, in my office there is a box from instruments northwest, Inc.<br /> Open the box. Put a label on at the wiring end that says the Serial<br /> Number, 5 PSIG (verify from calibration sheet), the cable length (all<br /> should be 250 ft), and the SDI12 Address which is located on the<br /> calibration sheet. Include one of the new 5 PSIG in the Itkillik<br /> River package.<br /> <br /> We will have 3 PTs for the Itkillik River, 1 5-PSIG, 1 15-PSIG, and 1<br /> 15 PSIG backup.<br /> <br /> Then we will have to make sure all the PTs have conduit for<br /> protection, so if the old ones don't come see me. We will have grab<br /> some conduit / pipe / reducers etc. for the new 5 psi PT.<br /> <br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> ====Email 3: Fwd: survey check out equipment 5/9/2011 @ 12:14PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> You can pick up your optical level, survey rod, and tripod from<br /> Horacio for the Itkillik River group.<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> ====Emily 4: Leaving for Toolik May 7, 2011 at 12:24 PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> I agree w/ Bill that the Toolik group could use an extra day or so for<br /> field prep in Fairbanks. However, if you do get there ahead of<br /> breakup you could get the station repairs (closest to Toolik) finished<br /> early (instead of at the end). There are a few things that must get<br /> done on this trip, about 3 stations close to Toolik (via helicopter)<br /> need some repairs that could take about a day or two of work. So<br /> far the temps have been cool right now, but some stations to the south<br /> are warming up to about freezing (temps don't stay above freezing at<br /> night though). You can look at the station data here &amp; webcams:<br /> http://ine.uaf.edu/werc/projects/umiat_corridor/stations.html I<br /> think Upper May Creek is our furthest south station and will tell you<br /> what the air temperatures are like in the upper Itkillik basin. It<br /> would be great if Bob B. sets up the monitoring webpage so we can look<br /> at AT and Windspeed and camera images again.<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> ====Emily 5: Ice descriptions Apr 29, 2011 at 12:22 PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> A few of you asked about ice descriptions in a meeting awhile back.<br /> This is a handy little document that I came across at a presentation a<br /> few years ago:<br /> <br /> Pilots Guide to River Ice by the National Weather Service.<br /> <br /> http://aprfc.arh.noaa.gov/resources/rivwatch/rwp_handbook.pdf<br /> <br /> It has photos of the ice features and definitions you may find helpful.<br /> <br /> Useful terms to describe the ice size are sheets, pans, chunks. Other<br /> features are ice runs (continuous length of moving ice) &amp; ice jams<br /> (note page 5 describing ice jams).<br /> <br /> GPS coordinates and a description in your field book would be helpful.<br /> Measurements of ice dimensions w/ a tape measure would also be<br /> helpful. Other things to note are anchor or bottom fast ice and<br /> shore ice. When does it all disappear from the channel, particularly<br /> at the gauging reach?<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> ====Doug Email: Report Mar 30, 2011 at 9:09 AM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> <br /> Emily, I am working on the report and will finish it today. I'll be<br /> back on Friday. One thing we definitely need to do this breakup is to<br /> take pictures at the proposed bridge crossings. The strategy would be<br /> to take pictures both upstream and downstream each day, hopefully from<br /> approximately from the same position (horizontally and vertically).<br /> Maybe a couple from same horizontal position, but at different<br /> elevations. Doug<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-19&diff=1406 2011-05-19T03:42:03Z

<p>137.229.91.138: </p> <hr /> <div>===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Northern Extent of Open Water -- Lat: N68 40,331, Lon: -149 50.279&lt;br/&gt;<br /> PlantCam -- Lat: N68 54.757, Lon: -150 05.697&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Hobo #3 -- Lat: N68 52 44.72&quot;, Lon: -150 03 57.63&quot;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Probable Peak Flow Gaging Location -- Lat: N68 <br /> <br /> ===Tasks===<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik Station====<br /> * Download GPS Data &amp; Restart logging<br /> ** TSCe<br /> * Snow Survey<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * Start Surveying?<br /> * Paint top of culvert<br /> * Standard aerial pictures of gaging cross-section<br /> * Identify Dye Locations (Start &amp; Finish)<br /> * Start @ Station<br /> * Look for good downriver Locations<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik River Crossing====<br /> * Pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> ** Digital Camera<br /> * Plant Cam Setup<br /> ** 6 pieces of Rebar (@cam spot... X pieces)<br /> ** 2 tarps (@Toolik)<br /> ** Spray Paint (@station)<br /> ** cloth tape measure (in helicopter)<br /> ** sledge hammer (in helicopter)<br /> ** para cord to keep the plant cam from bouncing in the wind? (back of truck)<br /> <br /> ====Peak Flow Gaging Site====<br /> * Settle on a location (Get a visual of it)<br /> <br /> ====Hobo #3 Location====<br /> * Spare Hobo (@Toolik)<br /> ** Program in camp on 5/18<br /> * hobo environmental protection (@snowmachine trailer)<br /> * steel cable (in helicopter)<br /> * cable clamps (with Bill)<br /> * weight (in helicopter?)<br /> * sledge hammer (in helicopter)<br /> * screed stakes (in helicopter)<br /> ** 1 for hobo in river<br /> ** 1 for hobo anchor on the bank<br /> ** 1 for GPS Master 3<br /> * Tools -- <br /> ** 5/16&quot; Nut Driver for hose clamps <br /> ** 1/4&quot; wrench or leatherman for steel cable clamps<br /> ** shovel or two<br /> ** ice pick<br /> ** breaker bar <br /> ** <br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags (in helicopter)<br /> * Shovels (in helicopter)<br /> <br /> ===Things to do yet in Toolik===<br /> * Update firmware on streampro<br /> * Follow up on Ken's email about other station work<br /> ** Line out coordinates and a game plan for these sites<br /> * Test out GPS scripts with StreamPro<br /> * Start Daily Backups<br /> * Move the rest of the gear to the station<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Things to do on another day at the Itkillik===<br /> * Make a GPS Master 3 near the third hobo down river once it's installed.</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-19&diff=1405 2011-05-19T02:40:27Z

<p>137.229.91.138: </p> <hr /> <div>===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Northern Extent of Open Water -- Lat: N68 40,331, Lon: -149 50.279&lt;br/&gt;<br /> PlantCam -- Lat: N68 54.757, Lon: -150 05.697&lt;br/&gt;<br /> ===Tasks===<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik Station====<br /> * Download GPS Data &amp; Restart logging<br /> ** TSCe<br /> * Snow Survey<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * Start Surveying?<br /> * Paint top of culvert<br /> * Standard aerial pictures of gaging cross-section<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik River Crossing====<br /> * Pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> ** Digital Camera<br /> * Plant Cam Setup<br /> ** 6 pieces of Rebar (@cam spot... X pieces)<br /> ** 2 tarps (@Toolik)<br /> ** Spray Paint (@station)<br /> ** cloth tape measure (in helicopter)<br /> ** sledge hammer (in helicopter)<br /> ** para cord to keep the plant cam from bouncing in the wind? (back of truck)<br /> <br /> ====Peak Flow Gaging Site====<br /> * Settle on a location <br /> * Spare Hobo (@Toolik)<br /> ** Program in camp on 5/18<br /> * hobo environmental protection (@snowmachine trailer)<br /> * steel cable (in helicopter)<br /> * cable clamps (with Bill)<br /> * weight (in helicopter?)<br /> * sledge hammer (in helicopter)<br /> * screed stakes (in helicopter)<br /> ** 1 for hobo in river<br /> ** 1 for hobo anchor on the bank<br /> ** 1 for GPS Master 3<br /> * Tools -- <br /> ** 5/16&quot; Nut Driver for hose clamps <br /> ** 1/4&quot; wrench or leatherman for steel cable clamps<br /> ** shovel or two<br /> ** ice pick<br /> ** breaker bar <br /> ** <br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags (in helicopter)<br /> * Shovels (in helicopter)<br /> <br /> ===Things to do yet in Toolik===<br /> * Update firmware on streampro<br /> * Follow up on Ken's email about other station work<br /> ** Line out coordinates and a game plan for these sites<br /> * Test out GPS scripts with StreamPro<br /> * Start Daily Backups<br /> * Move the rest of the gear to the station<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Things to do on another day at the Itkillik===<br /> * Make a GPS Master 3 near the third hobo down river once it's installed.</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-19&diff=1404 2011-05-19T02:22:53Z

<p>137.229.91.138: </p> <hr /> <div>===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> Northern Extent of Open Water -- Lat: N68 40,331, Lon: -149 50.279&lt;br/&gt;<br /> PlantCam -- Lat: N68 54.757, Lon: -150 05.697&lt;br/&gt;<br /> ===Tasks===<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik Station====<br /> * Download GPS Data &amp; Restart logging<br /> ** TSCe<br /> * Snow Survey<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * Start Surveying?<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik River Crossing====<br /> * Pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> ** Digital Camera<br /> * Plant Cam Setup<br /> ** 6 pieces of Rebar (@cam spot... X pieces)<br /> ** 2 tarps (@Toolik)<br /> ** Spray Paint (@station)<br /> ** cloth tape measure (in helicopter)<br /> ** sledge hammer (in helicopter)<br /> ** para cord to keep the plant cam from bouncing in the wind? (back of truck)<br /> <br /> ====Peak Flow Gaging Site====<br /> * Settle on a location <br /> * Spare Hobo (@Toolik)<br /> ** Program in camp on 5/18<br /> * hobo environmental protection (@snowmachine trailer)<br /> * steel cable (in helicopter)<br /> * cable clamps (with Bill)<br /> * weight (in helicopter?)<br /> * sledge hammer (in helicopter)<br /> * screed stakes (in helicopter)<br /> ** 1 for hobo in river<br /> ** 1 for hobo anchor on the bank<br /> ** 1 for GPS Master 3<br /> * Tools -- <br /> ** 5/16&quot; Nut Driver for hose clamps <br /> ** 1/4&quot; wrench or leatherman for steel cable clamps<br /> ** shovel or two<br /> ** ice pick<br /> ** breaker bar <br /> ** <br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags (in helicopter)<br /> * Shovels (in helicopter)<br /> <br /> ===Things to do yet in Toolik===<br /> * Update firmware on streampro<br /> * Follow up on Ken's email about other station work<br /> ** Line out coordinates and a game plan for these sites<br /> * Test out GPS scripts with StreamPro<br /> * Start Daily Backups<br /> * Move the rest of the gear to the station<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Things to do on another day at the Itkillik===<br /> * Make a GPS Master 3 near the third hobo down river once it's installed.</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-19&diff=1403 2011-05-19T02:11:09Z

<p>137.229.91.138: </p> <hr /> <div>===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> <br /> ===Tasks===<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik Station====<br /> * Download GPS Data &amp; Restart logging<br /> ** TSCe<br /> * Snow Survey<br /> ** Everything is on site<br /> * Start Surveying?<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik River Crossing====<br /> * Pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> ** Digital Camera<br /> * Plant Cam Setup<br /> ** 6 pieces of Rebar (@cam spot... X pieces)<br /> ** 2 tarps (@Toolik)<br /> ** Spray Paint (@station)<br /> ** cloth tape measure (in helicopter)<br /> ** sledge hammer (in helicopter)<br /> ** para cord to keep the plant cam from bouncing in the wind? (back of truck)<br /> <br /> ====Peak Flow Gaging Site====<br /> * Settle on a location <br /> * Spare Hobo (@Toolik)<br /> ** Program in camp on 5/18<br /> * hobo environmental protection (@snowmachine trailer)<br /> * steel cable (in helicopter)<br /> * cable clamps (with Bill)<br /> * weight (in helicopter?)<br /> * sledge hammer (in helicopter)<br /> * screed stakes (in helicopter)<br /> ** 1 for hobo in river<br /> ** 1 for hobo anchor on the bank<br /> ** 1 for GPS Master 3<br /> * Tools -- <br /> ** 5/16&quot; Nut Driver for hose clamps <br /> ** 1/4&quot; wrench or leatherman for steel cable clamps<br /> ** shovel or two<br /> ** ice pick<br /> ** breaker bar <br /> ** <br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags (in helicopter)<br /> * Shovels (in helicopter)<br /> <br /> ===Things to do yet in Toolik===<br /> * Update firmware on streampro<br /> * Follow up on Ken's email about other station work<br /> ** Line out coordinates and a game plan for these sites<br /> * Test out GPS scripts with StreamPro<br /> * Start Daily Backups<br /> * Move the rest of the gear to the station<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Things to do on another day at the Itkillik===<br /> * Make a GPS Master 3 near the third hobo down river once it's installed.</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Itkillik_2011-05_Field_Stuff&diff=1333 2011-05-19T01:58:23Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* Activities */</p> <hr /> <div>Bill/Bob/Nathan&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]]<br /> <br /> ===In Toolik===<br /> Round 1 sling:<br /> * Cataraft frame<br /> * Cataraft Paddles<br /> * 15 horse<br /> * 5 horse<br /> * station &amp; field supply actionpacker<br /> * sleeping bag actionpacker<br /> <br /> ===Day 1 activities===<br /> * GPS Master 1 Survey<br /> * Sort gear<br /> * set up flight lines<br /> * Sling some gear out<br /> * Line out station stuff @ camp<br /> * snow survey<br /> <br /> ===Activities===<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-15]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-16]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-17]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-18]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-19]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Stuff===<br /> * Leaving Friday 5/13/2011<br /> * Ken has a barometric Pressure Sensor for us<br /> * 3 Hobos are in Emily's office as of 5/9<br /> * Get spare laptop from Emily (for lab use)<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Pretrip Notes===<br /> ====Email 1: Station Maintenance for Itkillik River Crew 5/9/2011 @ 5:14 PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> Itkillik River:<br /> I have a case w/ 3 HOBO PTs for the Itkillik River for upstream and<br /> downstream slope. Two of them are set to record 15 minute intervals<br /> starting 5/13/11 at 5:00pm. One is a spare and has not been launched,<br /> and can be used if all else fails. There is also the correct<br /> launch/reader in the case this time.<br /> <br /> You will also have to install 2 SDI12 PTs because the current ones are<br /> locked in ice. 1 should be 15psig (older unit) and 1 should be a new<br /> 5 psig sensor.<br /> <br /> You will also have to replace the station barometric pressure ASAP<br /> when you get to the site, because I couldn't make anything of the old<br /> data, it seems to be bad. Barometric pressure is needed for<br /> correction with the HOBO sensors.<br /> <br /> Please download camera images and any historic camera images saved to<br /> the camera.<br /> <br /> <br /> Other station maintenance includes:<br /> Upper May Creek: Tipping bucket / windshield repair, download camera images<br /> Itikmalakpak: Tipping bucket / windshield repair, download camera images<br /> <br /> And as always, if the fence needs repair, please try and fix it up.<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> ====Email 2: to do: PTs 5/9/2011 @ 5:05 PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> Gather 2 PTs from downstairs in 106 to go to Itkillik River. Get 2<br /> with the shortest cable lengths because the station is close to the<br /> river and so we shouldn't need the 250 ft cable length (unless that is<br /> all that is available than that is all we have). Ask Rob which one<br /> you can take and then obtain the calibration information from Rob for<br /> that particular serial number. Make sure they are labeled at the<br /> wiring end and have a dessicant pack. Make sure you obtain a<br /> working sensor because apparently 1-2 were not working.<br /> <br /> Then, in my office there is a box from instruments northwest, Inc.<br /> Open the box. Put a label on at the wiring end that says the Serial<br /> Number, 5 PSIG (verify from calibration sheet), the cable length (all<br /> should be 250 ft), and the SDI12 Address which is located on the<br /> calibration sheet. Include one of the new 5 PSIG in the Itkillik<br /> River package.<br /> <br /> We will have 3 PTs for the Itkillik River, 1 5-PSIG, 1 15-PSIG, and 1<br /> 15 PSIG backup.<br /> <br /> Then we will have to make sure all the PTs have conduit for<br /> protection, so if the old ones don't come see me. We will have grab<br /> some conduit / pipe / reducers etc. for the new 5 psi PT.<br /> <br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> ====Email 3: Fwd: survey check out equipment 5/9/2011 @ 12:14PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> You can pick up your optical level, survey rod, and tripod from<br /> Horacio for the Itkillik River group.<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> ====Emily 4: Leaving for Toolik May 7, 2011 at 12:24 PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> I agree w/ Bill that the Toolik group could use an extra day or so for<br /> field prep in Fairbanks. However, if you do get there ahead of<br /> breakup you could get the station repairs (closest to Toolik) finished<br /> early (instead of at the end). There are a few things that must get<br /> done on this trip, about 3 stations close to Toolik (via helicopter)<br /> need some repairs that could take about a day or two of work. So<br /> far the temps have been cool right now, but some stations to the south<br /> are warming up to about freezing (temps don't stay above freezing at<br /> night though). You can look at the station data here &amp; webcams:<br /> http://ine.uaf.edu/werc/projects/umiat_corridor/stations.html I<br /> think Upper May Creek is our furthest south station and will tell you<br /> what the air temperatures are like in the upper Itkillik basin. It<br /> would be great if Bob B. sets up the monitoring webpage so we can look<br /> at AT and Windspeed and camera images again.<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> ====Emily 5: Ice descriptions Apr 29, 2011 at 12:22 PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> A few of you asked about ice descriptions in a meeting awhile back.<br /> This is a handy little document that I came across at a presentation a<br /> few years ago:<br /> <br /> Pilots Guide to River Ice by the National Weather Service.<br /> <br /> http://aprfc.arh.noaa.gov/resources/rivwatch/rwp_handbook.pdf<br /> <br /> It has photos of the ice features and definitions you may find helpful.<br /> <br /> Useful terms to describe the ice size are sheets, pans, chunks. Other<br /> features are ice runs (continuous length of moving ice) &amp; ice jams<br /> (note page 5 describing ice jams).<br /> <br /> GPS coordinates and a description in your field book would be helpful.<br /> Measurements of ice dimensions w/ a tape measure would also be<br /> helpful. Other things to note are anchor or bottom fast ice and<br /> shore ice. When does it all disappear from the channel, particularly<br /> at the gauging reach?<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> ====Doug Email: Report Mar 30, 2011 at 9:09 AM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> <br /> Emily, I am working on the report and will finish it today. I'll be<br /> back on Friday. One thing we definitely need to do this breakup is to<br /> take pictures at the proposed bridge crossings. The strategy would be<br /> to take pictures both upstream and downstream each day, hopefully from<br /> approximately from the same position (horizontally and vertically).<br /> Maybe a couple from same horizontal position, but at different<br /> elevations. Doug<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-18&diff=1401 2011-05-18T15:29:17Z

<p>137.229.91.138: </p> <hr /> <div>===Coordinates===<br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet)&lt;br/&gt; <br /> ===Tasks===<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik Station====<br /> * Download GPS Data &amp; Restart logging<br /> ** TSCe<br /> * Pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> ** Digital Camera<br /> * Snow Survey<br /> ** Everything onsite<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik River Crossing====<br /> * Plant Cam Setup<br /> ** Rebar (@station)<br /> ** Cones (@station)<br /> ** cloth tape measure (@snowmachine trailer I think, 30m tape... maybe a longer one in the kanex?)<br /> ** sledge hammer (@station)<br /> ** para cord to keep the plant cam from bouncing in the wind? (@culvert river supply box?)<br /> <br /> ====Peak Flow Gaging Site====<br /> * Spare Hobo (@station)<br /> ** Still need to program<br /> * hobo environmental protection (@snowmachine trailer)<br /> * steel cable (@snowmachine trailer)<br /> * cable clamps (@station and maybe a few in @snowmachine trailer)<br /> * weight (@station)<br /> * sledge hammer (@station)<br /> * screed stakes (@station)<br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Things to do yet in Toolik===<br /> * Update firmware on streampro<br /> * Follow up on Ken's email about other station work<br /> ** Line out coordinates and a game plan for these sites<br /> <br /> ===Things to do on another day at the Itkillik===<br /> * Make a GPS Master 3 near the down riverest hobo once it's installed.</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Itkillik_2011-05_Field_Stuff&diff=1332 2011-05-18T15:21:27Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* Activities */</p> <hr /> <div>Bill/Bob/Nathan&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]]<br /> <br /> ===In Toolik===<br /> Round 1 sling:<br /> * Cataraft frame<br /> * Cataraft Paddles<br /> * 15 horse<br /> * 5 horse<br /> * station &amp; field supply actionpacker<br /> * sleeping bag actionpacker<br /> <br /> ===Day 1 activities===<br /> * GPS Master 1 Survey<br /> * Sort gear<br /> * set up flight lines<br /> * Sling some gear out<br /> * Line out station stuff @ camp<br /> * snow survey<br /> <br /> ===Activities===<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-15]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-16]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-17]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Toolik DOT 2011-05-18]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Stuff===<br /> * Leaving Friday 5/13/2011<br /> * Ken has a barometric Pressure Sensor for us<br /> * 3 Hobos are in Emily's office as of 5/9<br /> * Get spare laptop from Emily (for lab use)<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Pretrip Notes===<br /> ====Email 1: Station Maintenance for Itkillik River Crew 5/9/2011 @ 5:14 PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> Itkillik River:<br /> I have a case w/ 3 HOBO PTs for the Itkillik River for upstream and<br /> downstream slope. Two of them are set to record 15 minute intervals<br /> starting 5/13/11 at 5:00pm. One is a spare and has not been launched,<br /> and can be used if all else fails. There is also the correct<br /> launch/reader in the case this time.<br /> <br /> You will also have to install 2 SDI12 PTs because the current ones are<br /> locked in ice. 1 should be 15psig (older unit) and 1 should be a new<br /> 5 psig sensor.<br /> <br /> You will also have to replace the station barometric pressure ASAP<br /> when you get to the site, because I couldn't make anything of the old<br /> data, it seems to be bad. Barometric pressure is needed for<br /> correction with the HOBO sensors.<br /> <br /> Please download camera images and any historic camera images saved to<br /> the camera.<br /> <br /> <br /> Other station maintenance includes:<br /> Upper May Creek: Tipping bucket / windshield repair, download camera images<br /> Itikmalakpak: Tipping bucket / windshield repair, download camera images<br /> <br /> And as always, if the fence needs repair, please try and fix it up.<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> ====Email 2: to do: PTs 5/9/2011 @ 5:05 PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> Gather 2 PTs from downstairs in 106 to go to Itkillik River. Get 2<br /> with the shortest cable lengths because the station is close to the<br /> river and so we shouldn't need the 250 ft cable length (unless that is<br /> all that is available than that is all we have). Ask Rob which one<br /> you can take and then obtain the calibration information from Rob for<br /> that particular serial number. Make sure they are labeled at the<br /> wiring end and have a dessicant pack. Make sure you obtain a<br /> working sensor because apparently 1-2 were not working.<br /> <br /> Then, in my office there is a box from instruments northwest, Inc.<br /> Open the box. Put a label on at the wiring end that says the Serial<br /> Number, 5 PSIG (verify from calibration sheet), the cable length (all<br /> should be 250 ft), and the SDI12 Address which is located on the<br /> calibration sheet. Include one of the new 5 PSIG in the Itkillik<br /> River package.<br /> <br /> We will have 3 PTs for the Itkillik River, 1 5-PSIG, 1 15-PSIG, and 1<br /> 15 PSIG backup.<br /> <br /> Then we will have to make sure all the PTs have conduit for<br /> protection, so if the old ones don't come see me. We will have grab<br /> some conduit / pipe / reducers etc. for the new 5 psi PT.<br /> <br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> ====Email 3: Fwd: survey check out equipment 5/9/2011 @ 12:14PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> You can pick up your optical level, survey rod, and tripod from<br /> Horacio for the Itkillik River group.<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> ====Emily 4: Leaving for Toolik May 7, 2011 at 12:24 PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> I agree w/ Bill that the Toolik group could use an extra day or so for<br /> field prep in Fairbanks. However, if you do get there ahead of<br /> breakup you could get the station repairs (closest to Toolik) finished<br /> early (instead of at the end). There are a few things that must get<br /> done on this trip, about 3 stations close to Toolik (via helicopter)<br /> need some repairs that could take about a day or two of work. So<br /> far the temps have been cool right now, but some stations to the south<br /> are warming up to about freezing (temps don't stay above freezing at<br /> night though). You can look at the station data here &amp; webcams:<br /> http://ine.uaf.edu/werc/projects/umiat_corridor/stations.html I<br /> think Upper May Creek is our furthest south station and will tell you<br /> what the air temperatures are like in the upper Itkillik basin. It<br /> would be great if Bob B. sets up the monitoring webpage so we can look<br /> at AT and Windspeed and camera images again.<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> ====Emily 5: Ice descriptions Apr 29, 2011 at 12:22 PM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> A few of you asked about ice descriptions in a meeting awhile back.<br /> This is a handy little document that I came across at a presentation a<br /> few years ago:<br /> <br /> Pilots Guide to River Ice by the National Weather Service.<br /> <br /> http://aprfc.arh.noaa.gov/resources/rivwatch/rwp_handbook.pdf<br /> <br /> It has photos of the ice features and definitions you may find helpful.<br /> <br /> Useful terms to describe the ice size are sheets, pans, chunks. Other<br /> features are ice runs (continuous length of moving ice) &amp; ice jams<br /> (note page 5 describing ice jams).<br /> <br /> GPS coordinates and a description in your field book would be helpful.<br /> Measurements of ice dimensions w/ a tape measure would also be<br /> helpful. Other things to note are anchor or bottom fast ice and<br /> shore ice. When does it all disappear from the channel, particularly<br /> at the gauging reach?<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> ====Doug Email: Report Mar 30, 2011 at 9:09 AM====<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> <br /> Emily, I am working on the report and will finish it today. I'll be<br /> back on Friday. One thing we definitely need to do this breakup is to<br /> take pictures at the proposed bridge crossings. The strategy would be<br /> to take pictures both upstream and downstream each day, hopefully from<br /> approximately from the same position (horizontally and vertically).<br /> Maybe a couple from same horizontal position, but at different<br /> elevations. Doug<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-17&diff=1400 2011-05-17T16:26:20Z

<p>137.229.91.138: </p> <hr /> <div>===Coordinates===<br /> Upper May Creek -- Lat: 68 23.993, Lon: -150 13.715, Elev: 1345 meters (4414 feet) <br /> Itikmalakpak -- Lat: 68 17.405, Lon: -151 6.900, Elev: 1185 meters (3887 feet) <br /> Itkillik Station -- Lat: 68 51.991, Lon: -150 2.400, Elev: 458 meters (1504 feet) <br /> ===Tasks===<br /> <br /> ====Itkillik====<br /> Helo Flight one -- Nathan &amp; Bob<br /> * Download GPS Data &amp; Restart logging<br /> ** TSCe<br /> * Wire in PT?<br /> ** CSI Screwdriver<br /> * Pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> ** Digital Camera<br /> * Get pictures restarted for View A<br /> <br /> =====To Bring=====<br /> * second PT<br /> * PT weight<br /> * bring out another screed stake or two for this PT<br /> * computer &amp; keyboard<br /> * TSCe<br /> <br /> <br /> Helo Flight two -- Bill<br /> * Bring more gear out<br /> <br /> Nathan &amp; Bill <br /> * Survey<br /> * Install PT<br /> * Install second Hobo<br /> * Snow survey<br /> * Alternate sat phone<br /> <br /> Later in day (All three?)<br /> * Locate gaging spot for peak flow<br /> <br /> ====Stuff at Itkillik for UMC &amp; Itikmalakpak====<br /> * sawzall &amp; blade<br /> * backup hand saw<br /> * flange plate &amp; hardware<br /> <br /> ====Helo Flight three -- Bob====<br /> Bob will take emergency sat phone and visit the high met sites:<br /> <br /> ====Upper May Creek====<br /> * Tipping Bucket / windshield replacement<br /> ** shields are currently in helicopter<br /> ** hoseclamps &amp; screws are in a ziploc with a green bottom @ Itkillik<br /> # clear snow from ground surface<br /> # place wooden cross pieces on the ground<br /> # screw the flanges to the wooden cross pieces<br /> # twist the altershield vertical members into the flanges<br /> # hang the alter shield <br /> # cut the precip pipe so precip bucket comes to within 1/2&quot; to 1&quot; below altershield<br /> # hoseclamp precip bucket to center pipe<br /> * download camera images<br /> <br /> ====Itikmalakpak====<br /> * Tipping Bucket / windshield replacement<br /> * download camera images<br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags<br /> * cordless drill to screw precip deals in place<br /> * sawzall to cut precip pipe to length<br /> * serial cable<br /> <br /> ===Things to do yet in Toolik===<br /> * Update firmware on streampro<br /> * Follow up on Ken's email about other station work<br /> <br /> ===Things to do on another day at the Itkillik===<br /> * Put together the back up Hobo and install just downstream of the gaging site<br /> * Survey in the water level locations<br /> * Make a GPS Master 3 near the down riverest hobo once it's installed.</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-16&diff=1398 2011-05-16T18:09:15Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* Itkillik */</p> <hr /> <div>===Tasks===<br /> ====Itkillik====<br /> * Pictures @ Bridge crossing<br /> * Locate gaging spot for peak flow<br /> * Install New SDI12 PTs<br /> ** 5 psig sensor<br /> *** Program address @ camp<br /> **** Gunsight CR1000 / laptop / serial cable<br /> *** run through conduit @ camp<br /> *** bring dessicant out for 2nd pt<br /> *** bring out another screed stake or two for this PT<br /> * Install second hobo<br /> * Survey GPS<br /> ** Download data<br /> ** Restart<br /> * Snow survey<br /> * bring new sat phone<br /> * TSCe<br /> * Laptop<br /> <br /> ====Stuff at Itkillik for UMC &amp; Itikmalakpak====<br /> * sawzall &amp; blade<br /> * backup hand saw<br /> * flange plate &amp; hardware<br /> <br /> ====Upper May Creek====<br /> * Tipping Bucket / windshield replacement<br /> ** shields are currently in snowmachine trailer<br /> ** hoseclamps &amp; screws are in a ziploc with a green bottom<br /> # clear snow from ground surface<br /> # place wooden cross pieces on the ground<br /> # screw the flanges to the wooden cross pieces<br /> # twist the altershield vertical members into the flanges<br /> # hang the alter shield <br /> # cut the precip pipe so precip bucket comes to within 1/2&quot; to 1&quot; below altershield<br /> # hoseclamp precip bucket to center pipe<br /> * download camera images<br /> <br /> ====Itikmalakpak====<br /> * Tipping Bucket / windshield replacement<br /> * download camera images<br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags<br /> * cordless drill to screw precip deals in place<br /> * sawzall to cut precip pipe to length<br /> * serial cable<br /> <br /> ===Things to do in Toolik===<br /> * Update firmware on streampro</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-16&diff=1397 2011-05-16T18:08:08Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* Itikmalakpak */</p> <hr /> <div>===Tasks===<br /> ====Itkillik====<br /> * Install New SDI12 PTs<br /> ** 5 psig sensor<br /> *** Program address @ camp<br /> **** Gunsight CR1000 / laptop / serial cable<br /> *** run through conduit @ camp<br /> *** bring dessicant out for 2nd pt<br /> *** bring out another screed stake or two for this PT<br /> * Install second hobo<br /> * Survey GPS<br /> ** Download data<br /> ** Restart<br /> * Snow survey<br /> * bring new sat phone<br /> * TSCe<br /> * Laptop<br /> <br /> ====Stuff at Itkillik for UMC &amp; Itikmalakpak====<br /> * sawzall &amp; blade<br /> * backup hand saw<br /> * flange plate &amp; hardware<br /> <br /> ====Upper May Creek====<br /> * Tipping Bucket / windshield replacement<br /> ** shields are currently in snowmachine trailer<br /> ** hoseclamps &amp; screws are in a ziploc with a green bottom<br /> # clear snow from ground surface<br /> # place wooden cross pieces on the ground<br /> # screw the flanges to the wooden cross pieces<br /> # twist the altershield vertical members into the flanges<br /> # hang the alter shield <br /> # cut the precip pipe so precip bucket comes to within 1/2&quot; to 1&quot; below altershield<br /> # hoseclamp precip bucket to center pipe<br /> * download camera images<br /> <br /> ====Itikmalakpak====<br /> * Tipping Bucket / windshield replacement<br /> * download camera images<br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags<br /> * cordless drill to screw precip deals in place<br /> * sawzall to cut precip pipe to length<br /> * serial cable<br /> <br /> ===Things to do in Toolik===<br /> * Update firmware on streampro</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-16&diff=1396 2011-05-16T18:07:27Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* Stuff at Itkillik for UMC &amp; Itikmalakpak */</p> <hr /> <div>===Tasks===<br /> ====Itkillik====<br /> * Install New SDI12 PTs<br /> ** 5 psig sensor<br /> *** Program address @ camp<br /> **** Gunsight CR1000 / laptop / serial cable<br /> *** run through conduit @ camp<br /> *** bring dessicant out for 2nd pt<br /> *** bring out another screed stake or two for this PT<br /> * Install second hobo<br /> * Survey GPS<br /> ** Download data<br /> ** Restart<br /> * Snow survey<br /> * bring new sat phone<br /> * TSCe<br /> * Laptop<br /> <br /> ====Stuff at Itkillik for UMC &amp; Itikmalakpak====<br /> * sawzall &amp; blade<br /> * backup hand saw<br /> * flange plate &amp; hardware<br /> <br /> ====Upper May Creek====<br /> * Tipping Bucket / windshield replacement<br /> ** shields are currently in snowmachine trailer<br /> ** hoseclamps &amp; screws are in a ziploc with a green bottom<br /> # clear snow from ground surface<br /> # place wooden cross pieces on the ground<br /> # screw the flanges to the wooden cross pieces<br /> # twist the altershield vertical members into the flanges<br /> # hang the alter shield <br /> # cut the precip pipe so precip bucket comes to within 1/2&quot; to 1&quot; below altershield<br /> # hoseclamp precip bucket to center pipe<br /> * download camera images<br /> <br /> ====Itikmalakpak====<br /> * Tipping Bucket / windshield replacement<br /> ** shields are currently in snowmachine trailer<br /> ** track down flange &amp; wood screws<br /> * download camera images<br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags<br /> * cordless drill to screw precip deals in place<br /> * sawzall to cut precip pipe to length<br /> * serial cable<br /> <br /> ===Things to do in Toolik===<br /> * Update firmware on streampro</div>

137.229.91.138 http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Toolik_DOT_2011-05-16&diff=1395 2011-05-16T18:06:55Z

<p>137.229.91.138: /* Stuff at Itkillik for UMC &amp; Itikmalakpak */</p> <hr /> <div>===Tasks===<br /> ====Itkillik====<br /> * Install New SDI12 PTs<br /> ** 5 psig sensor<br /> *** Program address @ camp<br /> **** Gunsight CR1000 / laptop / serial cable<br /> *** run through conduit @ camp<br /> *** bring dessicant out for 2nd pt<br /> *** bring out another screed stake or two for this PT<br /> * Install second hobo<br /> * Survey GPS<br /> ** Download data<br /> ** Restart<br /> * Snow survey<br /> * bring new sat phone<br /> * TSCe<br /> * Laptop<br /> <br /> ====Stuff at Itkillik for UMC &amp; Itikmalakpak====<br /> * sawzall &amp; blade<br /> * backup hand saw<br /> * flange plate &amp; hardware<br /> * hose clamps? (I think they're in the flange plate bag)<br /> <br /> ====Upper May Creek====<br /> * Tipping Bucket / windshield replacement<br /> ** shields are currently in snowmachine trailer<br /> ** hoseclamps &amp; screws are in a ziploc with a green bottom<br /> # clear snow from ground surface<br /> # place wooden cross pieces on the ground<br /> # screw the flanges to the wooden cross pieces<br /> # twist the altershield vertical members into the flanges<br /> # hang the alter shield <br /> # cut the precip pipe so precip bucket comes to within 1/2&quot; to 1&quot; below altershield<br /> # hoseclamp precip bucket to center pipe<br /> * download camera images<br /> <br /> ====Itikmalakpak====<br /> * Tipping Bucket / windshield replacement<br /> ** shields are currently in snowmachine trailer<br /> ** track down flange &amp; wood screws<br /> * download camera images<br /> <br /> ===Tools===<br /> * Bob's toolbags<br /> * cordless drill to screw precip deals in place<br /> * sawzall to cut precip pipe to length<br /> * serial cable<br /> <br /> ===Things to do in Toolik===<br /> * Update firmware on streampro</div>

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