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<div>Stub here to act as a table of contents sorts to our important computers / servers / related information.<br />
===Loggernet Systems===<br />
* Lognet (listed lower on the page) - [https://docs.google.com/a/alaska.edu/spreadsheets/d/1CFV-2dh7pPBvACJbi8AFLTF7aF6Bf3JSwRjbcY5aBMY/edit?usp=sharing LoggerNet configuration] (Partial GIPL & IARC)<br><br />
* Monitor real time connections here:<br />
** http://ngeedata.iarc.uaf.edu/data/data.html<br />
* Super Site Debian Laptop<br />
** exclusively handles Super-site Data loggers at Poker Flat Research Range on an MD485 wired network<br />
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===Serial Server Systems===<br />
What is a [[Serial Server]]?<br><br />
[[Several Important Network Devices]] (Covers much of the same ground)<br><br />
* [https://docs.google.com/a/alaska.edu/document/d/1rRO1Ess8hwZkxBgZB5HRP-FZ8u2NcKENp2TvAYmtYTE/edit?usp=sharing Fairbanks IARC Base Station server (Ralph) Configuration]<br><br />
** follow that link for data radio setup, too.<br />
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* [https://docs.google.com/a/alaska.edu/document/d/1cvtqjE0w6MpFALUuruchsc71XF1WgvOJFbtLxnAWBQo/edit?usp=sharing Barrow Base Station server (Trout) Configuration]<br><br />
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* [https://docs.google.com/a/alaska.edu/document/d/108gA9FC5sTJvvMaQ039XtKBFk9DH31bilRKUuF3_hq4/edit?usp=sharing Barrow BARC bandwidth tester (Grayling)Configuration ]<br><br />
* [https://docs.google.com/a/alaska.edu/document/d/1Fmh8lsWiJdNqu79rQfaMm7dj6GnruNk2WSrbzFa3pBg/edit?usp=sharing Lab 113 (Salmon) Configuration]<br />
* [[Ser2Net Config Reference]] (Hopefully this reflects all of them)<br />
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* '''Barrow Dreamplug''' -- Kind of decommissioned at this point. <br />
** Related though is [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YK5Bt3QrWyU5LtWgWrdJ9skdwRxcxilH--8yFzSlQJ4/edit# Network Information on Barrow]<br />
** It is old and still up in Barrow in the control shed. Still works but I sent the raspberry pis up to replace it. My plan is to replace it with a small server with a different computer architecture this winter. The reason for that over these small ARM processors is that I'm still trying to work around this weak telemetry problem. Thinking that if it is an x86 (well 64 bit but that style of CPU) that we can leave a copy of loggernet running up there so that when the network goes down as long as the unit is on we are still in business. I am working to put all of its configs in one location though. What was unique to it that hasn't been documented yet is that it used its second ethernet port as a DHCP server in support of a PTZ web cam. That required an additional package, special iptables rules, and some scripts in /usr/local/bin. On the to do list to get going at some point.<br />
* [[Decommisioned Serial Server Config and notes]]<br />
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===Virtual Machines===<br />
What is a [[Virtual Machine]]?<br><br />
====LogNet====<br />
Primary LoggerNet server<br />
* CentOS Linux virtual machine <br />
* Located in IARC server room<br />
* Function is ''main LoggerNet server'' for related projects.<br />
* This computer pushes data to ngeedata after automated retrievals.<br />
* [https://docs.google.com/a/alaska.edu/spreadsheets/d/1CFV-2dh7pPBvACJbi8AFLTF7aF6Bf3JSwRjbcY5aBMY/edit?usp=sharing LoggerNet configuration] (Partial GIPL & IARC)<br />
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====NGEEDATA==== <br />
Primary Data processing server & data sharing web server<br><br />
* Debian Linux virtual machine <br />
* Located in IARC server room<br />
* Function is ''main data processing server'' and ''web server'' for sharing data with 3rd parties<br />
* Online repositories for processing scripts:<br />
** Cron related: https://github.alaska.edu/rcbusey/processing_bash_scripts<br />
** Bash Utilities: https://github.alaska.edu/rcbusey/bash_utilities<br />
** Python Utilities: https://github.alaska.edu/rcbusey/python_utilities<br />
** DataPro V3 & other python utilities from Ross: https://github.com/rwspicer/csv_utilities<br />
====WERC====<br />
Similar to NGEEDATA<br />
* Debian VM<br />
* Function is ''main data processing server'' and ''web server'' for sharing data with 3rd parties<br />
* [[werc.uaf]]<br />
===Other===<br />
* [[High precision computer logger]]<br />
* [[Airplane Computer 2016]]<br />
* http://www.jubilinux.org/ (for edison installations rather than raspberry pi.<br />
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===Other Important Information===<br />
* [[Initial Debian Server Setup]]<br><br />
* [[Baud Rate Backgrounder]] - (I know...)<br><br />
* [[Automated System Work Flow]]<br />
* [[IP Tables Firewall Example]]<br />
* Disable Autoreboot in windows 10 update: http://www.tenforums.com/windows-updates-activation/17530-disable-automatic-reboot-updates.html<br />
* Side note: If you do any buliding of these low power linux systems, start with an industrial microSD card. Have had intermittent issues with memory corruption on consumer grade cards. Search digikey etc for extended temperature industrial models. SLC or MLC and temperature range to -25C or -40C is easy to find there. Similar deal for the Compact Flash cards for the CSI cmf100.<br />
* Related... I've kind of standardized on 16 or 32GB industrial cards. to back them up I use the command line tool dd:<br />
dd if=/dev/sdb of=backupofsystem.img bs=4096<br />
* that creates a pretty large file that is mostly empty. So, follow this page to shrink things:<br />
** https://softwarebakery.com/shrinking-images-on-linux<br />
** I guess the alternative is to just gzip the large file... then use dd to copy the file onto new media:<br />
dd if=backpuofsystem.img of=/dev/sdb bs=4096<br />
** if say the image is 32gb but the media is a 16gb card the file system will extend beyond the length of the card. That caused a boot error (of course) but I was able to use gparted the tool mentioned on the softwarebakery link to resize the file system on the new card.<br />
* https://serverfault.com/questions/363922/how-to-move-files-with-scp</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=IARC_106_Storage&diff=2640IARC 106 Storage2018-07-29T22:24:55Z<p>137.229.92.213: </p>
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<div>Room ID: <br />
* Shelf 1 is labeled Bob Busey and is vertical closest to doors. Shelf 5 is the top shelf<br />
* Shelf 2 is labeled Bob Busey and is on the other half of Shelf 1.<br />
* Shelf 3 is labeled Chas Jones but is really Bob Bolton and is up against center column.<br />
===Shelf 1-5===<br />
Last Update: 7/2018 (took photos too)<br />
* wooden jig for barrow in situ hydraulic conductivity testing<br />
* Parabolic dish wifi antenna (2.x ghz I believe)<br />
* 6 Anemometers for Super-Site in need of recalibration<br />
* Empty Trimble Pelican Case<br />
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===Shelf 1-4===<br />
Last Update: 5/20/2016<br />
* 7 Met One 014A Wind Speed sensors (the two large boxes)<br />
* two boxes of ICOP / conference proceedings<br />
* A small box left over from Julie K / Bob Bolton / early 2000s era<br />
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===Shelf 1-3===<br />
* 1 pcs 024A Metone Wind Direction<br />
* Another MetOne box<br />
* Actionpacker with 2 sleeping Bags<br />
* Tote with Sleeping Bag<br />
* Really Old Total Station<br />
* some serial cables<br />
* Empty IARC cooler<br />
* soil samples<br />
* 2 small CSI enclosures<br />
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===Shelf 1-2===<br />
* Spool of 4 conductor cable<br />
* Empty Sat phone box<br />
* Misc Bolton box maybe containing a radiation sensor of some sort<br />
* Spool of Cat5e cable<br />
* Box of bookx<br />
<br />
===Shelf 1-1===<br />
* Lg actionpacker with I think NGEE survival gear like tent wood stove<br />
* A shoe box of long nails<br />
* some packing materials<br />
* Small actionpacker with snow survey supplies<br />
* Additional gallon ziplocs<br />
* Medium size solar panel<br />
* rebar protection<br />
* a few overflow long items (I should verify)<br />
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===Shelf 1-0===<br />
* NGEE Soil in blue cooler<br />
* 2 empty instrument cases<br />
* spool of wire rope<br />
* a fence pounder<br />
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===Shelf 2-5===<br />
Last Update: 5/21/2018<br />
* ('''Sorta would like to make this the antenna shelf''')<br />
* 2 pcs 900 mhz 5di omni antenna<br />
* 3 pcs 900 mhz directional yagi antennas<br />
* Old parts for GOES antenna<br />
* antenna Coax supply (3 - 5 pieces)<br />
* A half a dozen or so TDR type soil moisture probes<br />
* 3 boxes of Bob's books plus some ICOP / conference proceedings<br />
* 1 box of robot parts<br />
* Trimble TDL450H highpower GPS digital broadcast radio<br />
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===Shelf 2-4===<br />
Last Update: 5/21/2018<br />
* Really old Trimble survey gear (dates to 90s.... maybe could surplus).<br />
* empty pelican cases<br />
* box of fieldbooks<br />
* box of left over misc from Katrina<br />
* couple clear containers with CDs / zip disks<br />
* more ICOP proceedings (second box in)<br />
* empty CNR4 box<br />
* poster stash<br />
* 11 pcs empty (I think) Rebs net radiometer boxes<br />
* KD2 Pro empty pelican case<br />
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<br />
===Inventory Sensor List===<br />
* 7 pcs Met One 014A Wind Speed<br />
* 1 pcs Met One 024A Wind Direction</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=SS_Site_Visit_2018-07-21&diff=3557SS Site Visit 2018-07-212018-07-27T01:52:16Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* For to do next visit */</p>
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<div>* brought out Ameriflux team<br />
* Fixed CNR4 top thermistor which I think the connector was cross threaded a bit and as tight as it would go but not actually engaged. Or previously engaged and loosened shortly after the reinstallation.<br />
* brought out replacement computer for met data but thinking I won't install until after the experiment is over and power needs are less... or I'll see once everything is all set and then maybe add.<br />
* Extension cord for forest floor tower had fallen out of the wall a bit... plugged it back in.<br />
* still doing a bit of boardwalk work<br />
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===For to do next visit===<br />
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* Should use those one hole deals plus drill and screws to take a bit of pressure off the extension cords plugged in but hanging outside shed.<br />
* shift data logger power onto the 12v battery system<br />
* buy more cross arm brackets for additional PAR sensors on top<br />
* bring out new skin surface temperature sensors<br />
** wire to SSSoil C7 or C3<br />
* circuits are a bit unbalanced at the moment (this might have been heat driven)<br />
* bring out proper hole saw and long bit for drilling through structure.<br />
* check with Bob about billing.<br />
* test old si-111</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Super-Site&diff=1206Super-Site2018-07-20T18:50:50Z<p>137.229.92.213: </p>
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<br />
[[Super Site Tower]]<br><br />
[[Super Site LI-COR Parts Inventory]]<br />
<br />
====Visits====<br />
* [[SS Jan 2011 Trip 1]]<br />
* [[SS Feb 2011 Trip 1]]<br />
* [[SS Mar 2011 Trip 1]]<br />
* [[SS Mar 2011 Trip 2]]<br />
* [[SS June/Jul 2011 Trip 1]]<br />
* [[SS May 2016 Trip 1]]<br />
* [[SS August 2016 Trip 1]]<br />
* [[SS Site Visit 2017-08-03]]<br />
* [[SS Site Visit 2017-09-12]]<br />
* [[SS Site Visit 2017-09-26]]<br />
* [[SS Site Visit 2017-10-13]]<br />
* [[SS Site Visit 2017-12-15]]<br />
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-03-03]]<br />
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-03-22]]<br />
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-04-18]]<br />
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-05-01 to 04]]<br />
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-05-22]]<br />
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-07-02]]<br />
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-07-06]]<br />
* [[SS To Do Next Visit]]<br />
<br />
===Current Programs===<br />
CSI Signature Values on 2014-08-11... checked from Dropbow/Logger_programs/super-site/:<br />
<br />
==> SS_Diag_Diagnostic.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_Diag","CR1000","29724","CR1000.Std.20","CPU:ss_diag_2011-01-25.CR1","30274","Diagnostic"<br />
30274 ss_diag_2011-01-25.CR1<br />
<br />
==> SS_Eco_1_AirTemps.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_Eco_1","CR1000","13604","CR1000.Std.22","CPU:ss_eco1_2012-07-10.CR1","10119","AirTemps"<br />
10119 ss_eco1_2012-07-10.CR1<br />
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==> SS_HeatFlux_1_Diagnostic.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_HeatFlux_1","CR1000","47954","CR1000.Std.24","CPU:ss_hf_2012-10-09.CR1","31220","Diagnostic"<br />
31220 ss_hf_2012-10-09.CR1<br />
<br />
==> SS_Met_AirTemps.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_Met","CR1000","30801","CR1000.Std.20","CPU:ss_met_2013-03-06.CR1","47292","AirTemps"<br />
47292 ss_met_2013-03-06.CR1<br />
<br />
==> SS_SnowTemp_Diagnostic.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_SnowTemp","CR1000","22972","CR1000.Std.16","CPU:ss_snow_pro_2011-10-10.CR1","19271","Diagnostic"<br />
19271 ss_snow_pro_2011-10-10.CR1<br />
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==> SS_Soil_Diagnostic.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_Soil","CR1000","29723","CR1000.Std.20","CPU:ss_soil_2010-11-03.CR1","11488","Diagnostic"<br />
11488 ss_soil_2010-11-03.CR1<br />
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===PFA Cameras===<br />
user: pfa<br />
<br />
This is the tower uplooking Serial to USB converter: <br />
root@pfa-CF-AX3SEGJR:/home/PFA_/public_html/original/dc# udevadm info -a -n /dev/ttyUSB0 | grep '{serial}' | head -n1<br />
ATTRS{serial}=="0000:00:14.0"<br />
<br />
Forest Floor: /dev/serial/by-path/pci-0000:00:14.0-usb-0:1:1.0-port0<br />
Tower Top: /dev/serial/by-path/pci-0000:00:14.0-usb-0:2:1.0-port0<br />
<br />
If you see a message like this in the logs:<br />
Error 10003: eph_waitsig got -2<br />
The camera is probably not turned on. To power on the tower top camera, press the button on the beige box for 2-3 seconds. To turn on the Forest Floor camera you will need to open the domed box and physically turn the power on.<br><br />
<br />
Images recorded on the cron schedule show here:<br />
* http://monitors.iarc.uaf.edu/poker-flat-research-range/cameras.php<br />
Manually recorded measurements, such as when running the scrip from a terminal window, show up here:<br />
/home/PFA_/public_html/original/dc<br />
<br />
<br />
===Computers currently at Shed (7/2017)===<br />
* Eddy Flux Tower Top Toughbook CF-31<br />
** 64 bit Windows 7<br />
** hostname: ''tower''<br />
** purpose: log & manage tower top LICOR 7200<br />
* Eddy Flux Forest Floor Toughbook CF-31<br />
** 64 bit Windows 7<br />
** hostname: ''ForestFloor''<br />
** purpose: log & manage forest floor LICOR 7200<br />
* ss-main Toughbook cf-19<br />
** Debian<br />
** hostname: ss-main<br />
** purpose: logs super-site met etc. CR1000 systems<br />
* DTS Toughbook CF-19<br />
** Windows 7<br />
** hostname: ''dts-jics-PC''<br />
** purpose: log & manage DTS system<br />
* MS700 Hyperspectral computer: Sony Vaio laptop<br />
** Japanese Windows 10<br />
** hostname: ''JAMSTECVAIO''<br />
** purpose: LoggerNet for MS700 CR3000 logger<br />
* All Sky Cam Laptop<br />
** Ubuntu 16.04<br />
** hostname: ''pfa-CF-AX3SEGJR''<br />
** purpose: downloads images from up & down looking cameras<br />
* Fiberswitch Small Dell Notepad<br />
** Windows 10<br />
** hostname: ''DELL-HK''<br />
** purpose: manages HR400 system<br />
* JICS PC#1 Toshiba Laptop<br />
** Windows 7<br />
** hostname: ''JICS1-PC''<br />
** purpose: Dropbox backup at the moment for Eddy Flux data<br />
====Other Computer Items====<br />
* Hawking Technology Wireless Access Point<br />
** Signal ID: SS_Wifi<br />
* Ubiquiti M2 Bullet<br />
** Located at tower top w/ power of ethernet injector in shed, this is our access to the Poker Internet Infrastructure.<br />
* Net Gear 16 Port 10/100 Switch<br />
===Forest Floor Flux Bonus info===<br />
* batch file to automove data to dropbox:<br />
move c:\users\user\documents\* "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\pfrrflux\usprr_flux_original\archive_rawflux\floor\2018\"<br />
* scheduled task set up to run this daily.<br />
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===Tower Flux Bonus info===<br />
* Use this batch file to transfer flux data to dropbox:<br />
move c:\users\user\documents\* "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\Archive_rawflux\Tower\2018\7200RS\"<br />
<br />
* Winscp script set up plus batch file running through task scheduler to transfer data from ss-met to dropbox:<br />
"C:\Program Files (x86)\WinSCP\WinSCP.com" /script="c:\users\user\scripting\winscp_metdata.txt" <br />
<br />
* contents of '''winscp_metdata.txt'''<br />
open sftp://192.168.10.110<br />
synchronize local "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\MeteorologicalData\Met" /var/opt/CampbellSci/LoggerNet/4.1/SS_Met<br />
synchronize local "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\MeteorologicalData\Soil" /var/opt/CampbellSci/LoggerNet/4.1/SS_Soil<br />
exit<br />
* Current raw archive: <br />
C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\Archive_rawflux\Tower\2018\7200RS<br />
<br />
* Both of these batch files run as separate scheduled tasks under Task scheduler. <br />
** Met data transfers at 9:10 AK STD<br />
** Flux data transfers at 1:08 AK STD <br />
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===Older Content===<br />
<br />
Here's a page started by Bob. Not sure how often I'll be adding stuff but it's been on my to-do list. Thought I'd start with packages added to the toughbook. <br />
===COTS network system===<br />
It's not the cheapest way to go but I thought going for commercial hardware for the network components would be the way to go. We'll see once the site is operational for a winter or two. Presently, what I have going on is something like this:<br />
<br />
This antenna picks up WiFi from a building at PFRR:<br/><br />
[http://www.radiolabs.com/products/antennas/2.4gig/backfire.php RadioLabs very directional antenna]<br/><br />
<br />
This WiFi adapter has a linux compatible chipset and was easy to setup:<br/><br />
[http://www.radiolabs.com/products/wireless/wave-magnum.php RadioLabs Magnum II USB Adapter]<br/><br />
This powered USB extender (extend using ethernet cable from box to box) allows the usb wifi adapter to be up on the tower, minimizing the coax losses on the run to the antenna:<br/><br />
[http://www.networktechinc.com/usbc5.html XTENDEX USB-C5-CE]<br/><br />
I picked up some underground burial suitable Cat5E to go from the computer usb extender to the tower usb extender:<br/><br />
[http://www.buy.com/prod/75ft-outdoor-waterproof-cat5e-ethernet-cable-direct-burial/q/sellerid/18349122/loc/101/211959049.html purchase link]<br/><br />
So those items combine to get you to the computer. <br />
<br />
I have two CSI white boxes. One to house the computer and one to house the tower USB & WiFi stuff. Each is lined with blueboard, sealed with duct seal, and has some extra desiccant to keep it dry, hopefully warm enough in the cold, time will tell on that though. I'll crunch the numbers at some point to see how much heat is being generated / how quickly it's dissipating. <br />
I don't expect to need to use the toughbook directly, should be available for sshing from UAF proper or via wired ethernet onsite but on the off chance I do need to connect locally, I have a VGA adapter connected to the computer and will leave a surplussed CRT monitor out at the site. Connection to the laptop will be via a bluetooth keyboard/touchpad combo:<br/><br />
[http://www.mwave.com/mwave/skusearch_v3.asp?scriteria=5177008&pagetitle=Solidtek%20KB-3962B-BT%20Mini%20Bluetooth%20Wireless%20Keyboard%20B purchase link]<br/><br />
<br />
The computer is then connected to a network switch. This allows it to connect to the local NL100 and handle any local DHCP traffic. Probably a future upgrade will be a wireless bridge to allow other computers access to the internet / reduce the amount of brittle cabling laying about in the shed. See below for information and particulars of the software setup.<br />
<br />
====Toughbook Setup====<br />
Stock Debian with a few extra packages installed like Numpy, TeamViewer, LoggerNet for Linux<br />
<br />
Currently use a Ubiqiti device to provide local network accesss.<br />
192.168.10.x subnet I think.<br />
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====PakBus etc.====<br />
Computer MD485:<br />
RS485 & RS232 Active<br />
RS485@ 38k<br />
RS232@ 115.2k<br />
<br />
Logger MD485s are setup:<br />
RS485 & CSI/O active<br />
CSI/O Mode -- Modem Enabled<br />
Transparent communication mode<br />
CSI/O @ 38k<br />
RS485 @ 38k<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Data loggers:<br />
add-device pakbus-port {PakBusPort} as-child {ComPort};<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_Met} as-child {PakBusPort}; (420)<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_Soil} as-child {PakBusPort}; (421)<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_Diag} as-child {PakBusPort}; (422)<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_SnowTemp} as-child {PakBusPort}; (424)<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_Eco_1} as-child {PakBusPort}; (423)<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_HeatFlux_1} as-child {PakBusPort}; (425)<br />
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====Field Visit Checklists====</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=IARC_Base_Radios&diff=3547IARC Base Radios2018-07-10T19:45:31Z<p>137.229.92.213: </p>
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<div>===Bonus Hardware===<br />
* http://www.l-com.com/bandpass-filter-rf-splitter-900-mhz-ultra-high-q-4-pole-indoor-bandpass-filter-full-band#<br />
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===Nome===<br />
* placeholder<br />
====Nome Radio Statistics 7/7/2018====<br />
<pre><br />
MODEM STATISTICS<br />
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Master-Slave Distance(m) 0017758<br />
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Number of Disconnects 3<br />
Radio Temperature 37<br />
Antenna Reflected Power 55<br />
Transmit Current (mA) 0893<br />
Local Remote1 Remote2 Remote3<br />
J dBm dBm dBm dBm<br />
Noise 31 126<br />
Signal 57 102<br />
Rate % 80<br />
000000<br />
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====Nome Radio Parameters====<br />
<pre><br />
Modem Serial Number 878-6733<br />
<br />
RADIO PARAMETERS<br />
<br />
WARNING: Do not change parameters without reading manual<br />
<br />
(0) FreqKey 8<br />
(1) Max Packet Size 8<br />
(2) Min Packet Size 9<br />
(3) Xmit Rate 1<br />
(4) RF Data Rate 3<br />
(5) RF Xmit Power 10<br />
(6) Slave Security 1<br />
(7) RTS to CTS 0<br />
(8) Retry Time Out 255<br />
(9) Lowpower Mode 0<br />
(A) High Noise 1<br />
(B) MCU Speed 0<br />
(C) RemoteLED 0<br />
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu<br />
<br />
Enter Choice<br />
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===Utqiagvik===<br />
* placeholder<br />
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===IARC Roof===<br />
* <br />
====IARC Callbook====<br />
<PRE> MODEM CALL BOOK<br />
Entry to Call is 03<br />
Entry Number Repeater1 Repeater2<br />
(0) 911-3781<br />
(1) 873-7563 # Smith Lake<br />
(2) 000-0000<br />
(3) 917-8134<br />
(4) 917-7748<br />
(5) 000-0000<br />
(6) 917-8451 873-7563<br />
(7) 916-4336<br />
(8) 873-8166 # Moose Trail<br />
(9) 000-0000<br />
(C) Change Entry to Use (0-9) or A(ALL)<br />
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu<br />
Enter all zeros (000-0000) as your last number in list<br />
<br />
<br />
</PRE><br />
====IARC Radio Parameters====<br />
<pre><br />
<br />
RADIO PARAMETERS<br />
<br />
WARNING: Do not change parameters without reading manual<br />
<br />
(0) FreqKey 10<br />
(1) Max Packet Size 6<br />
(2) Min Packet Size 7<br />
(3) Xmit Rate 1<br />
(4) RF Data Rate 3<br />
(5) RF Xmit Power 10<br />
(6) Slave Security 1<br />
(7) RTS to CTS 0<br />
(8) Retry Time Out 255<br />
(9) Lowpower Mode 0<br />
(A) High Noise 0<br />
(B) MCU Speed 0<br />
(C) RemoteLED 0<br />
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu<br />
<br />
</pre><br />
====IARC Modem Statistics 7/5/2018====<br />
<pre><br />
7/5/2018 Omni Antenna to Omni Antenna<br />
MODEM STATISTICS<br />
<br />
Master-Slave Distance(m) 0015002<br />
<br />
Number of Disconnects 0<br />
Radio Temperature 28<br />
Antenna Reflected Power 1<br />
Transmit Current (mA) 0544<br />
Local Remote1 Remote2 Remote3<br />
J dBm dBm dBm dBm<br />
Noise 56 105<br />
Signal 57 104<br />
Rate % 3<br />
000000<br />
<br />
Press <Ret> for Freq Table, <Esc> to return to main menu<br />
</pre><br />
<pre><br />
Frequency Key 1 Rate% = 3<br />
Frequency Key 10 Rate% = 3<br />
<br />
</pre><br />
====IARC Modem Statistics 7/10/2018====<br />
<br />
<pre><br />
7/10/2018 Omni Antenna to Yagi Antenna<br />
MODEM STATISTICS<br />
<br />
Master-Slave Distance(m) 0015020<br />
<br />
Number of Disconnects 0<br />
Radio Temperature 29<br />
Antenna Reflected Power 1<br />
Transmit Current (mA) 0568<br />
Local Remote1 Remote2 Remote3<br />
J dBm dBm dBm dBm<br />
Noise 51 109<br />
Signal 69 88<br />
Rate % 20 <br />
000000<br />
</pre></div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=SS_To_Do_Next_Visit&diff=3404SS To Do Next Visit2018-07-10T19:43:31Z<p>137.229.92.213: </p>
<hr />
<div><br />
===2018===<br />
* Replace tower aspirator fans:<br />
** https://catalog.orientalmotor.com/viewitems/mb-series-ac-centrifugal-fans-blowers/mb-series-50mm-centrifugal-fans-blowers<br />
** I need to confirm that this unit is the correct one. The one I took a picture of operates at 110VAC but I think some of the others operate at a lower voltage.<br />
** 7/6/18 yes all are 110VAC<br />
* Deploy sensor refresh instruments from March.<br />
* Buy a new HMP155 for forest floor site<br />
* More PAR sensors and hardware for in-situ<br />
* Buy another SI-111 SDI12 model<br />
* Attend LI-COR training?<br />
* Polish Battery Backup System<br />
* Tower Top CNR4 longwave thermistor wasn't fixed on last visit after all...<br />
<pre><br />
'' CNR4 Tower Top<br />
'' CNR4 Left Yellow cable (Red-White Tape)<br />
'' CNR4 Right Yellow cable (Red-Black Tape)<br />
'' Thermistor Hi (White Wire) -- CR1000 SE8<br />
'' Thermistor Lo (Black Wire) -- CR1000 AG<br />
'' Precision Resistor -- CR1000 SE8 to CR1000 VX1<br />
'' Shield -- CR1000 Ground<br />
</pre><br />
* replace Loggernet computer<br />
* Submit PRs for Summer 2018 Instrument Recalibrations<br />
** Vaisala HMP155s<br />
** MetOne 010C<br />
** Kipp & Zonen CNR4 <br />
* Late Fall recalibrations:</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=SS_To_Do_Next_Visit&diff=3403SS To Do Next Visit2018-07-10T19:42:53Z<p>137.229.92.213: </p>
<hr />
<div><br />
===2018===<br />
* Replace tower aspirator fans:<br />
** https://catalog.orientalmotor.com/viewitems/mb-series-ac-centrifugal-fans-blowers/mb-series-50mm-centrifugal-fans-blowers<br />
** I need to confirm that this unit is the correct one. The one I took a picture of operates at 110VAC but I think some of the others operate at a lower voltage.<br />
** 7/6/18 yes all are 110VAC<br />
* Deploy sensor refresh instruments from March.<br />
* Buy a new HMP155 for forest floor site<br />
* More PAR sensors and hardware for in-situ<br />
* Buy another SI-111 SDI12 model<br />
* Attend LI-COR training?<br />
* Polish Battery Backup System<br />
* Tower Top CNR4 longwave thermistor wasn't fixed on last visit after all...<br />
<pre><br />
'' CNR4 Right Yellow cable (Red-Black Tape)<br />
'' Thermistor Hi (White Wire) -- CR1000 SE8<br />
'' Thermistor Lo (Black Wire) -- CR1000 AG<br />
'' Precision Resistor -- CR1000 SE8 to CR1000 VX1<br />
'' Shield -- CR1000 Ground<br />
</pre><br />
* replace Loggernet computer<br />
* Submit PRs for Summer 2018 Instrument Recalibrations<br />
** Vaisala HMP155s<br />
** MetOne 010C<br />
** Kipp & Zonen CNR4 <br />
* Late Fall recalibrations:</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=IARC_Base_Radios&diff=3546IARC Base Radios2018-07-10T19:27:59Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* IARC Roof */</p>
<hr />
<div>===Nome===<br />
* placeholder<br />
====Nome Radio Statistics 7/7/2018====<br />
<pre><br />
MODEM STATISTICS<br />
<br />
Master-Slave Distance(m) 0017758<br />
<br />
Number of Disconnects 3<br />
Radio Temperature 37<br />
Antenna Reflected Power 55<br />
Transmit Current (mA) 0893<br />
Local Remote1 Remote2 Remote3<br />
J dBm dBm dBm dBm<br />
Noise 31 126<br />
Signal 57 102<br />
Rate % 80<br />
000000<br />
<br />
<br />
</pre><br />
====Nome Radio Parameters====<br />
<pre><br />
Modem Serial Number 878-6733<br />
<br />
RADIO PARAMETERS<br />
<br />
WARNING: Do not change parameters without reading manual<br />
<br />
(0) FreqKey 8<br />
(1) Max Packet Size 8<br />
(2) Min Packet Size 9<br />
(3) Xmit Rate 1<br />
(4) RF Data Rate 3<br />
(5) RF Xmit Power 10<br />
(6) Slave Security 1<br />
(7) RTS to CTS 0<br />
(8) Retry Time Out 255<br />
(9) Lowpower Mode 0<br />
(A) High Noise 1<br />
(B) MCU Speed 0<br />
(C) RemoteLED 0<br />
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu<br />
<br />
Enter Choice<br />
</pre><br />
<br />
===Utqiagvik===<br />
* placeholder<br />
<br />
===IARC Roof===<br />
* <br />
====IARC Callbook====<br />
<PRE> MODEM CALL BOOK<br />
Entry to Call is 03<br />
Entry Number Repeater1 Repeater2<br />
(0) 911-3781<br />
(1) 873-7563 # Smith Lake<br />
(2) 000-0000<br />
(3) 917-8134<br />
(4) 917-7748<br />
(5) 000-0000<br />
(6) 917-8451 873-7563<br />
(7) 916-4336<br />
(8) 873-8166 # Moose Trail<br />
(9) 000-0000<br />
(C) Change Entry to Use (0-9) or A(ALL)<br />
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu<br />
Enter all zeros (000-0000) as your last number in list<br />
<br />
<br />
</PRE><br />
====IARC Radio Parameters====<br />
<pre><br />
<br />
RADIO PARAMETERS<br />
<br />
WARNING: Do not change parameters without reading manual<br />
<br />
(0) FreqKey 10<br />
(1) Max Packet Size 6<br />
(2) Min Packet Size 7<br />
(3) Xmit Rate 1<br />
(4) RF Data Rate 3<br />
(5) RF Xmit Power 10<br />
(6) Slave Security 1<br />
(7) RTS to CTS 0<br />
(8) Retry Time Out 255<br />
(9) Lowpower Mode 0<br />
(A) High Noise 0<br />
(B) MCU Speed 0<br />
(C) RemoteLED 0<br />
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu<br />
<br />
</pre><br />
====IARC Modem Statistics 7/5/2018====<br />
<pre><br />
7/5/2018 Omni Antenna to Omni Antenna<br />
MODEM STATISTICS<br />
<br />
Master-Slave Distance(m) 0015002<br />
<br />
Number of Disconnects 0<br />
Radio Temperature 28<br />
Antenna Reflected Power 1<br />
Transmit Current (mA) 0544<br />
Local Remote1 Remote2 Remote3<br />
J dBm dBm dBm dBm<br />
Noise 56 105<br />
Signal 57 104<br />
Rate % 3<br />
000000<br />
<br />
Press <Ret> for Freq Table, <Esc> to return to main menu<br />
</pre><br />
<pre><br />
Frequency Key 1 Rate% = 3<br />
Frequency Key 10 Rate% = 3<br />
<br />
</pre><br />
====IARC Modem Statistics 7/10/2018====<br />
<br />
<pre><br />
7/10/2018 Omni Antenna to Yagi Antenna<br />
MODEM STATISTICS<br />
<br />
Master-Slave Distance(m) 0015020<br />
<br />
Number of Disconnects 0<br />
Radio Temperature 29<br />
Antenna Reflected Power 1<br />
Transmit Current (mA) 0568<br />
Local Remote1 Remote2 Remote3<br />
J dBm dBm dBm dBm<br />
Noise 51 109<br />
Signal 69 88<br />
Rate % 20 <br />
000000<br />
</pre></div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=SS_To_Do_Next_Visit&diff=3401SS To Do Next Visit2018-07-07T19:43:50Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* 2018 */</p>
<hr />
<div><br />
===2018===<br />
* Replace tower aspirator fans:<br />
** https://catalog.orientalmotor.com/viewitems/mb-series-ac-centrifugal-fans-blowers/mb-series-50mm-centrifugal-fans-blowers<br />
** I need to confirm that this unit is the correct one. The one I took a picture of operates at 110VAC but I think some of the others operate at a lower voltage.<br />
** 7/6/18 yes all are 110VAC<br />
* Deploy sensor refresh instruments from March.<br />
* Buy a new HMP155 for forest floor site<br />
* More PAR sensors and hardware for in-situ<br />
* Buy another SI-111 SDI12 model<br />
* Attend LI-COR training?<br />
* Polish Battery Backup System<br />
* replace Loggernet computer<br />
* Submit PRs for Summer 2018 Instrument Recalibrations<br />
** Vaisala HMP155s<br />
** MetOne 010C<br />
** Kipp & Zonen CNR4 <br />
* Late Fall recalibrations:</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=IARC_Base_Radios&diff=3545IARC Base Radios2018-07-07T19:43:25Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* IARC Roof */</p>
<hr />
<div>===Nome===<br />
* placeholder<br />
====Nome Radio Statistics 7/7/2018====<br />
<pre><br />
MODEM STATISTICS<br />
<br />
Master-Slave Distance(m) 0017758<br />
<br />
Number of Disconnects 3<br />
Radio Temperature 37<br />
Antenna Reflected Power 55<br />
Transmit Current (mA) 0893<br />
Local Remote1 Remote2 Remote3<br />
J dBm dBm dBm dBm<br />
Noise 31 126<br />
Signal 57 102<br />
Rate % 80<br />
000000<br />
<br />
<br />
</pre><br />
====Nome Radio Parameters====<br />
<pre><br />
Modem Serial Number 878-6733<br />
<br />
RADIO PARAMETERS<br />
<br />
WARNING: Do not change parameters without reading manual<br />
<br />
(0) FreqKey 8<br />
(1) Max Packet Size 8<br />
(2) Min Packet Size 9<br />
(3) Xmit Rate 1<br />
(4) RF Data Rate 3<br />
(5) RF Xmit Power 10<br />
(6) Slave Security 1<br />
(7) RTS to CTS 0<br />
(8) Retry Time Out 255<br />
(9) Lowpower Mode 0<br />
(A) High Noise 1<br />
(B) MCU Speed 0<br />
(C) RemoteLED 0<br />
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu<br />
<br />
Enter Choice<br />
</pre><br />
<br />
===Utqiagvik===<br />
* placeholder<br />
<br />
===IARC Roof===<br />
* <br />
====IARC Callbook====<br />
<PRE> MODEM CALL BOOK<br />
Entry to Call is 03<br />
Entry Number Repeater1 Repeater2<br />
(0) 911-3781<br />
(1) 873-7563 # Smith Lake<br />
(2) 000-0000<br />
(3) 917-8134<br />
(4) 917-7748<br />
(5) 000-0000<br />
(6) 917-8451 873-7563<br />
(7) 916-4336<br />
(8) 873-8166 # Moose Trail<br />
(9) 000-0000<br />
(C) Change Entry to Use (0-9) or A(ALL)<br />
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu<br />
Enter all zeros (000-0000) as your last number in list<br />
<br />
<br />
</PRE><br />
====IARC Radio Parameters====<br />
<pre><br />
<br />
RADIO PARAMETERS<br />
<br />
WARNING: Do not change parameters without reading manual<br />
<br />
(0) FreqKey 10<br />
(1) Max Packet Size 6<br />
(2) Min Packet Size 7<br />
(3) Xmit Rate 1<br />
(4) RF Data Rate 3<br />
(5) RF Xmit Power 10<br />
(6) Slave Security 1<br />
(7) RTS to CTS 0<br />
(8) Retry Time Out 255<br />
(9) Lowpower Mode 0<br />
(A) High Noise 0<br />
(B) MCU Speed 0<br />
(C) RemoteLED 0<br />
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu<br />
<br />
</pre><br />
====IARC Modem Statistics 7/5/2018====<br />
<pre><br />
7/5/2018<br />
MODEM STATISTICS<br />
<br />
Master-Slave Distance(m) 0015002<br />
<br />
Number of Disconnects 0<br />
Radio Temperature 28<br />
Antenna Reflected Power 1<br />
Transmit Current (mA) 0544<br />
Local Remote1 Remote2 Remote3<br />
J dBm dBm dBm dBm<br />
Noise 56 105<br />
Signal 57 104<br />
Rate % 3<br />
000000<br />
<br />
Press <Ret> for Freq Table, <Esc> to return to main menu<br />
</pre><br />
<pre><br />
Frequency Key 1 Rate% = 3<br />
Frequency Key 10 Rate% = 3<br />
<br />
<br />
</pre></div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=IARC_Base_Radios&diff=3544IARC Base Radios2018-07-07T19:42:23Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* Nome */</p>
<hr />
<div>===Nome===<br />
* placeholder<br />
====Nome Radio Statistics 7/7/2018====<br />
<pre><br />
MODEM STATISTICS<br />
<br />
Master-Slave Distance(m) 0017758<br />
<br />
Number of Disconnects 3<br />
Radio Temperature 37<br />
Antenna Reflected Power 55<br />
Transmit Current (mA) 0893<br />
Local Remote1 Remote2 Remote3<br />
J dBm dBm dBm dBm<br />
Noise 31 126<br />
Signal 57 102<br />
Rate % 80<br />
000000<br />
<br />
<br />
</pre><br />
====Nome Radio Parameters====<br />
<pre><br />
Modem Serial Number 878-6733<br />
<br />
RADIO PARAMETERS<br />
<br />
WARNING: Do not change parameters without reading manual<br />
<br />
(0) FreqKey 8<br />
(1) Max Packet Size 8<br />
(2) Min Packet Size 9<br />
(3) Xmit Rate 1<br />
(4) RF Data Rate 3<br />
(5) RF Xmit Power 10<br />
(6) Slave Security 1<br />
(7) RTS to CTS 0<br />
(8) Retry Time Out 255<br />
(9) Lowpower Mode 0<br />
(A) High Noise 1<br />
(B) MCU Speed 0<br />
(C) RemoteLED 0<br />
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu<br />
<br />
Enter Choice<br />
</pre><br />
<br />
===Utqiagvik===<br />
* placeholder<br />
<br />
===IARC Roof===<br />
* <br />
<PRE> MODEM CALL BOOK<br />
Entry to Call is 03<br />
Entry Number Repeater1 Repeater2<br />
(0) 911-3781<br />
(1) 873-7563 # Smith Lake<br />
(2) 000-0000<br />
(3) 917-8134<br />
(4) 917-7748<br />
(5) 000-0000<br />
(6) 917-8451 873-7563<br />
(7) 916-4336<br />
(8) 873-8166 # Moose Trail<br />
(9) 000-0000<br />
(C) Change Entry to Use (0-9) or A(ALL)<br />
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu<br />
Enter all zeros (000-0000) as your last number in list<br />
<br />
<br />
</PRE><br />
<pre><br />
RADIO PARAMETERS<br />
<br />
WARNING: Do not change parameters without reading manual<br />
<br />
(0) FreqKey 10<br />
(1) Max Packet Size 6<br />
(2) Min Packet Size 7<br />
(3) Xmit Rate 1<br />
(4) RF Data Rate 3<br />
(5) RF Xmit Power 10<br />
(6) Slave Security 1<br />
(7) RTS to CTS 0<br />
(8) Retry Time Out 255<br />
(9) Lowpower Mode 0<br />
(A) High Noise 0<br />
(B) MCU Speed 0<br />
(C) RemoteLED 0<br />
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu<br />
<br />
</pre><br />
<pre><br />
7/5/2018<br />
MODEM STATISTICS<br />
<br />
Master-Slave Distance(m) 0015002<br />
<br />
Number of Disconnects 0<br />
Radio Temperature 28<br />
Antenna Reflected Power 1<br />
Transmit Current (mA) 0544<br />
Local Remote1 Remote2 Remote3<br />
J dBm dBm dBm dBm<br />
Noise 56 105<br />
Signal 57 104<br />
Rate % 3<br />
000000<br />
<br />
Press <Ret> for Freq Table, <Esc> to return to main menu<br />
</pre><br />
<pre><br />
Frequency Key 1 Rate% = 3<br />
Frequency Key 10 Rate% = 3<br />
<br />
<br />
</pre></div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=IARC_Base_Radios&diff=3543IARC Base Radios2018-07-07T19:39:44Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* IARC Roof */</p>
<hr />
<div>===Nome===<br />
* placeholder<br />
<br />
<pre><br />
Modem Serial Number 878-6733<br />
<br />
RADIO PARAMETERS<br />
<br />
WARNING: Do not change parameters without reading manual<br />
<br />
(0) FreqKey 8<br />
(1) Max Packet Size 8<br />
(2) Min Packet Size 9<br />
(3) Xmit Rate 1<br />
(4) RF Data Rate 3<br />
(5) RF Xmit Power 10<br />
(6) Slave Security 1<br />
(7) RTS to CTS 0<br />
(8) Retry Time Out 255<br />
(9) Lowpower Mode 0<br />
(A) High Noise 1<br />
(B) MCU Speed 0<br />
(C) RemoteLED 0<br />
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu<br />
<br />
Enter Choice<br />
</pre><br />
<br />
===Utqiagvik===<br />
* placeholder<br />
<br />
===IARC Roof===<br />
* <br />
<PRE> MODEM CALL BOOK<br />
Entry to Call is 03<br />
Entry Number Repeater1 Repeater2<br />
(0) 911-3781<br />
(1) 873-7563 # Smith Lake<br />
(2) 000-0000<br />
(3) 917-8134<br />
(4) 917-7748<br />
(5) 000-0000<br />
(6) 917-8451 873-7563<br />
(7) 916-4336<br />
(8) 873-8166 # Moose Trail<br />
(9) 000-0000<br />
(C) Change Entry to Use (0-9) or A(ALL)<br />
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu<br />
Enter all zeros (000-0000) as your last number in list<br />
<br />
<br />
</PRE><br />
<pre><br />
RADIO PARAMETERS<br />
<br />
WARNING: Do not change parameters without reading manual<br />
<br />
(0) FreqKey 10<br />
(1) Max Packet Size 6<br />
(2) Min Packet Size 7<br />
(3) Xmit Rate 1<br />
(4) RF Data Rate 3<br />
(5) RF Xmit Power 10<br />
(6) Slave Security 1<br />
(7) RTS to CTS 0<br />
(8) Retry Time Out 255<br />
(9) Lowpower Mode 0<br />
(A) High Noise 0<br />
(B) MCU Speed 0<br />
(C) RemoteLED 0<br />
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu<br />
<br />
</pre><br />
<pre><br />
7/5/2018<br />
MODEM STATISTICS<br />
<br />
Master-Slave Distance(m) 0015002<br />
<br />
Number of Disconnects 0<br />
Radio Temperature 28<br />
Antenna Reflected Power 1<br />
Transmit Current (mA) 0544<br />
Local Remote1 Remote2 Remote3<br />
J dBm dBm dBm dBm<br />
Noise 56 105<br />
Signal 57 104<br />
Rate % 3<br />
000000<br />
<br />
Press <Ret> for Freq Table, <Esc> to return to main menu<br />
</pre><br />
<pre><br />
Frequency Key 1 Rate% = 3<br />
Frequency Key 10 Rate% = 3<br />
<br />
<br />
</pre></div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=IARC_Base_Radios&diff=3542IARC Base Radios2018-07-05T23:28:09Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* IARC Roof */</p>
<hr />
<div>===Nome===<br />
* placeholder<br />
<br />
<pre><br />
Modem Serial Number 878-6733<br />
<br />
RADIO PARAMETERS<br />
<br />
WARNING: Do not change parameters without reading manual<br />
<br />
(0) FreqKey 8<br />
(1) Max Packet Size 8<br />
(2) Min Packet Size 9<br />
(3) Xmit Rate 1<br />
(4) RF Data Rate 3<br />
(5) RF Xmit Power 10<br />
(6) Slave Security 1<br />
(7) RTS to CTS 0<br />
(8) Retry Time Out 255<br />
(9) Lowpower Mode 0<br />
(A) High Noise 1<br />
(B) MCU Speed 0<br />
(C) RemoteLED 0<br />
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu<br />
<br />
Enter Choice<br />
</pre><br />
<br />
===Utqiagvik===<br />
* placeholder<br />
<br />
===IARC Roof===<br />
* <br />
<pre><br />
RADIO PARAMETERS<br />
<br />
WARNING: Do not change parameters without reading manual<br />
<br />
(0) FreqKey 10<br />
(1) Max Packet Size 6<br />
(2) Min Packet Size 7<br />
(3) Xmit Rate 1<br />
(4) RF Data Rate 3<br />
(5) RF Xmit Power 10<br />
(6) Slave Security 1<br />
(7) RTS to CTS 0<br />
(8) Retry Time Out 255<br />
(9) Lowpower Mode 0<br />
(A) High Noise 0<br />
(B) MCU Speed 0<br />
(C) RemoteLED 0<br />
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu<br />
<br />
</pre><br />
<pre><br />
7/5/2018<br />
MODEM STATISTICS<br />
<br />
Master-Slave Distance(m) 0015002<br />
<br />
Number of Disconnects 0<br />
Radio Temperature 28<br />
Antenna Reflected Power 1<br />
Transmit Current (mA) 0544<br />
Local Remote1 Remote2 Remote3<br />
J dBm dBm dBm dBm<br />
Noise 56 105<br />
Signal 57 104<br />
Rate % 3<br />
000000<br />
<br />
Press <Ret> for Freq Table, <Esc> to return to main menu<br />
</pre><br />
<pre><br />
Frequency Key 1 Rate% = 3<br />
Frequency Key 10 Rate% = 3<br />
<br />
<br />
</pre></div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=IARC_Base_Radios&diff=3541IARC Base Radios2018-07-05T23:20:06Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* Nome */</p>
<hr />
<div>===Nome===<br />
* placeholder<br />
<br />
<pre><br />
Modem Serial Number 878-6733<br />
<br />
RADIO PARAMETERS<br />
<br />
WARNING: Do not change parameters without reading manual<br />
<br />
(0) FreqKey 8<br />
(1) Max Packet Size 8<br />
(2) Min Packet Size 9<br />
(3) Xmit Rate 1<br />
(4) RF Data Rate 3<br />
(5) RF Xmit Power 10<br />
(6) Slave Security 1<br />
(7) RTS to CTS 0<br />
(8) Retry Time Out 255<br />
(9) Lowpower Mode 0<br />
(A) High Noise 1<br />
(B) MCU Speed 0<br />
(C) RemoteLED 0<br />
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu<br />
<br />
Enter Choice<br />
</pre><br />
<br />
===Utqiagvik===<br />
* placeholder<br />
<br />
===IARC Roof===<br />
* <br />
<pre><br />
RADIO PARAMETERS<br />
<br />
WARNING: Do not change parameters without reading manual<br />
<br />
(0) FreqKey 10<br />
(1) Max Packet Size 6<br />
(2) Min Packet Size 7<br />
(3) Xmit Rate 1<br />
(4) RF Data Rate 3<br />
(5) RF Xmit Power 10<br />
(6) Slave Security 1<br />
(7) RTS to CTS 0<br />
(8) Retry Time Out 255<br />
(9) Lowpower Mode 0<br />
(A) High Noise 0<br />
(B) MCU Speed 0<br />
(C) RemoteLED 0<br />
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu<br />
<br />
</pre><br />
<pre><br />
7/5/2018<br />
MODEM STATISTICS<br />
<br />
Master-Slave Distance(m) 0015002<br />
<br />
Number of Disconnects 0<br />
Radio Temperature 28<br />
Antenna Reflected Power 1<br />
Transmit Current (mA) 0544<br />
Local Remote1 Remote2 Remote3<br />
J dBm dBm dBm dBm<br />
Noise 56 105<br />
Signal 57 104<br />
Rate % 3<br />
000000<br />
<br />
Press <Ret> for Freq Table, <Esc> to return to main menu<br />
</pre></div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=IARC_Base_Radios&diff=3540IARC Base Radios2018-07-05T23:06:50Z<p>137.229.92.213: Created page with "===Nome=== * placeholder ===Utqiagvik=== * placeholder ===IARC Roof=== * <pre> RADIO PARAMETERS WARNING: Do not change parameters without r..."</p>
<hr />
<div>===Nome===<br />
* placeholder<br />
<br />
===Utqiagvik===<br />
* placeholder<br />
<br />
===IARC Roof===<br />
* <br />
<pre><br />
RADIO PARAMETERS<br />
<br />
WARNING: Do not change parameters without reading manual<br />
<br />
(0) FreqKey 10<br />
(1) Max Packet Size 6<br />
(2) Min Packet Size 7<br />
(3) Xmit Rate 1<br />
(4) RF Data Rate 3<br />
(5) RF Xmit Power 10<br />
(6) Slave Security 1<br />
(7) RTS to CTS 0<br />
(8) Retry Time Out 255<br />
(9) Lowpower Mode 0<br />
(A) High Noise 0<br />
(B) MCU Speed 0<br />
(C) RemoteLED 0<br />
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu<br />
<br />
</pre><br />
<pre><br />
7/5/2018<br />
MODEM STATISTICS<br />
<br />
Master-Slave Distance(m) 0015002<br />
<br />
Number of Disconnects 0<br />
Radio Temperature 28<br />
Antenna Reflected Power 1<br />
Transmit Current (mA) 0544<br />
Local Remote1 Remote2 Remote3<br />
J dBm dBm dBm dBm<br />
Noise 56 105<br />
Signal 57 104<br />
Rate % 3<br />
000000<br />
<br />
Press <Ret> for Freq Table, <Esc> to return to main menu<br />
</pre></div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=137Main Page2018-07-05T23:05:17Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* IARC Project Site Logs and To-Do lists */</p>
<hr />
<div>= Water and Environmental Research Center Hydrologic Research Sites Wikipedia =<br />
<br />
''ngeedata.iarc.uaf.edu/mediawiki is the current web site as of 8/2015''<br><br />
--Bob<br><br />
<br />
'''This is a collaborative website for people involved with WERC's research stations, in any of several different projects:'''<br />
<br />
== Some Good Things to Know ==<br />
<br />
* [[New Person]] in the department guide<br />
* [[North Slope Training Procedures - Bullen/Foothills/Kuparuk projects]]<br />
* [[Common Instrumentation]] links<br />
* [[Software]] we use<br />
* [[Troubleshooting]] sensors etc.<br />
* [[Common Sensor Wiring]]<br />
* [[PAKBUS and RADIOS]] we use (WERC)<br />
* [[Pakbus IDs]] (IARC)<br />
* [[Datalogger programming]]<br />
* [[Laboratory Scale Logging Computer]]<br />
* [[Field Safety]]<br />
** '''New for 2018''' Fill out this form before every trip involving students:<br />
*** https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Jnpk4dewkk1wqafJZju-f7uUy15N6iXt/view<br />
<br />
* [[Computers]]<br />
* [[Handy Tools]]<br />
* [[Potentially Useful Technologies]]<br />
* [[IARC 106 Storage]]<br />
* [[Desiccant Drying]]<br />
* [[Land Permits]]<br />
<br />
== Field Procedures ==<br />
* [[Eppley PSP and PIR info]] EY June 2017<br />
* [[HOBO]] U20 Water Level Loggers<br />
* [[Sediment Sampling Procedures]] Erica Lamb<br />
* Setting up [[Novatel GPS units]]<br />
* Setting up [[Freewave Radios to work with Novatel GPS units]]<br />
* Dealing with [[Plant Cams]]<br />
* Making [[discharge measurements with ADCP]]<br />
* [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]] Umiat Project Supplies List <br />
* [[Winriver II]] Software for RDI ADCP Discharge Measurements<br />
* Using the [[RDI StreamPro ADCP]]<br />
* Using the [[RDI Rio Grande ADCP]]<br />
* [[Bluetooth Communiciations]] for ADCP Discharge Measurements<br />
* Using the [[Sontek RiverSurveyor S5 ADCP]]<br />
* [[Quality Assurance/Control of ADCP Measurements]]<br />
* Using the [[Sontek handheld ADP]]<br />
* Using the [[Sontek Rivercat and Toughbook]]<br />
* Using the [[Flo-Mate]] flow meter<br />
* [[WERC Snow Survey Procedure]]<br />
* Checking the [[TPS]] precipitation sensor.<br />
* [[Trimble R8 Fast-Static Surveys]]<br />
* A [[Thaw probe design]]<br />
* Alternative to the Gieck Stand-- [[variable terrain rain gage stand]]<br />
* [[Tripod setup|Cheap tripod setup]]<br><br />
*Using [[Isco 3700 Auto-Sampler]]<br />
* Update a [[CR10X Operating System]]<br />
* Add a [[scheduled task in windows]]<br />
* [[Change an SDI Address]]<br />
* [[HMP155 USB Interface Commands]]<br />
* [[Soldering Guidance]]<br />
* [[RTK GPS Survey]]<br />
* [[AR Parrot and remote robotics type stuff]]<br />
* [[Sediment Collection Instructions]]<br />
<br />
== WERC Project Site Logs and To-Do lists ==<br />
* [[Sag Sediment Study - Toniolo]]<br />
* [[TEON - Arp]]<br />
* [[WERC Toughbook Names/Passwords]]<br />
* [[Ambler Inventory Spring 2015]] Ambler Inventory Spring 2015 Upark<br />
* [[Sagavanirktok R Dalton Hwy Flooding]] Logistics and Planning<br />
* [[Umiat/ADOT Project July 2013 Field Trip]] Umiat/NSlope sites priorities<br />
* [[Ambler/ADOT Project May 2013 Field Trip]] Bettles Crew Logistics & Planning<br />
* [[Umiat/ADOT Project May 2013 Field Trip]] Umiat Crew Logistics & Planning<br />
* [[Umiat/ADOT and USFWS Project May 2013 Field Trip]] Toolik Crew Logistics & Planning<br />
* [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]] Umiat Project Supplies List <br />
* [[Umiat/Ambler Project GPS/ADCP/Base/Boat Box Tote Inventory]] What you should have in your Base/Boat GPS/ADCP Box for each trip<br />
* [[Umiat/Ambler Project Electronics Tote Inventory]] What you should have in your electronics tote for each trip<br />
* [[Kanex Inventory]] Nathan Stephan<br />
* [[Umiat Project Station Inventories]]<br />
* [[ADOT Project Toughbook Software List]]<br />
* [[Umiat May 2010 Field Trip]] Logistics Planning<br />
* [[Umiat May 2011 Field Trip]] Planning<br />
* [[April 2010 Snow Survey Trip]] TO DO List<br />
* [[all projects]] todo and site logs <br />
* [[Sept 2009 Field Trip ]] General ToDo List<br />
* [[Sept 2008 Field Trip - Emily and Ken]] General ToDo List<br />
* [[June 2008 Field Trip - Emily and Ken]] General ToDo List<br />
* [[North Slope Kuparuk]]<br />
* [[North Slope Bullen]]<br />
* [[North Slope Foothills]]<br />
== IARC Project Site Logs and To-Do lists ==<br />
* [[Super-Site]]<br />
** [[SS To Do Next Visit]]<br />
* [[NGEE]]<br />
** [[NGEE To Do Next Visit]]<br />
** [[Seward Peninsula Sites]]<br />
*** https://wiki.alaska.edu/display/iarcsp/Seward+Peninsula+Wiki<br />
* [[Office of Special Projects]]<br />
* [[Field Trips]]<br />
* [[IARC Fieldbooks]]<br />
* [[IARC Base Radios]]<br />
<br />
* Archived:<br />
** [[Cherry TFS sites]]<br />
** [[Cherry ARM sites]]<br />
** [[BNZ LTER]]<br />
** [[Jessie Cable & Bob Bolton EPSCOR in CPCRW project]]<br />
** [[Barrow Soil Moisture]] Anna L's SM experiment in Barrow<br />
** [[Chas Sites]]<br />
<br />
== WERC Field Books ==<br />
* [[ken 2005 1]]<br />
* [[ken 2005-2]]<br />
* [[ken 2006-1]]<br />
* [[ken 2007-1]]<br />
* [[ken 2008-2]]<br />
* [[ken 2008-3]]<br />
<br />
<br />
== Equipment Manuals ==<br />
<br />
* [[Equipment Manuals]]<br />
<br />
== ''Meta-topics'' on the use & setup of the WERC wiki ==<br />
* editing wiki pages<br />
* [[implementing site todo lists and logs]]</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=SS_To_Do_Next_Visit&diff=3397SS To Do Next Visit2018-06-29T03:06:49Z<p>137.229.92.213: </p>
<hr />
<div><br />
===2018===<br />
* Replace tower aspirator fans:<br />
** https://catalog.orientalmotor.com/viewitems/mb-series-ac-centrifugal-fans-blowers/mb-series-50mm-centrifugal-fans-blowers<br />
** I need to confirm that this unit is the correct one. The one I took a picture of operates at 110VAC but I think some of the others operate at a lower voltage.<br />
* Deploy sensor refresh instruments from March.<br />
** brought out 4pcs anemometers<br />
* Buy a new HMP155 for forest floor site<br />
* More PAR sensors and hardware for in-situ<br />
* Buy another SI-111 SDI12 model<br />
* Attend LI-COR training?<br />
* Polish Battery Backup System<br />
* replace Loggernet computer<br />
* The tower wifi antenna needs replacing. Do this next visit. The coax is weathered and fraying.<br />
* Submit PRs for Summer 2018 Instrument Recalibrations<br />
** Vaisala HMP155s<br />
** MetOne 010C<br />
** Kipp & Zonen CNR4 <br />
* Late Fall recalibrations:<br />
** LI7200RS<br />
* XX Upgrade the smart flux 2 firmware on the tower<br />
** figure out how to update smartflux eddypro settings<br />
* look at longwave data from CNR4 because there is an issue of some sort.<br />
* SS Heat FLux is off? Check power in the remote enclosure<br />
* Look for ATV</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Land_Permits&diff=3538Land Permits2018-06-28T19:14:35Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* Looking up Land Ownership */</p>
<hr />
<div>===Looking up Land Ownership===<br />
First, visit this web page:<br />
* http://sdms.ak.blm.gov/isdms/imf.jsp?site=sdms<br />
<br />
From that page:<br />
* In the '''"Map Layers/Land Status"''' section<br />
** click the icon for '''"Turn on all layers for this folder"'''<br />
* In the '''"Map Layers/Land Status - Detailed"'''<br />
** click the icon for '''"Turn on all layers for this folder"'''<br />
* '''Refresh Map''' <br />
* Once the map has refreshed, zoom to the area of interest. <br />
* On the map side of the web page along the top there is an information button with hovering text '''"Identify Visible"''' (just to the left of "Identify", the button with just an I inside a circle). <br />
** Click that button. <br />
* Now when you click on the map, the right side of the web page gives you additional information. In addition to Coordinate Position there are other categories.<br />
<br />
Alternatively, once you have done all the check box stuff, there is a box in the upper right corner named '''"Locate"'''. You can select Lat/Long from the drop down. I don't remember seeing that option until today but that seems to be the alternative ticket once you have added the layers noted above. <br />
<br />
At this point there is a way to get a bit more information. If you click '''"View Case Abstract"''' a new window will pop up. There is a hint of information here. You can find out who the land owner is by clicking the button '''"View Customer Data"''' or '''"View Complete Abstract (1)"'''. Then, check out this page to find details about the land owner:<br />
* http://sdms.ak.blm.gov/scanned_images/patentindex.html</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Land_Permits&diff=3537Land Permits2018-06-28T19:14:07Z<p>137.229.92.213: Created page with "===Looking up Land Ownership=== First, visit this web page: * http://sdms.ak.blm.gov/isdms/imf.jsp?site=sdms From that page: * In the '''"Map Layers/Land Status"''' section *..."</p>
<hr />
<div>===Looking up Land Ownership===<br />
First, visit this web page:<br />
* http://sdms.ak.blm.gov/isdms/imf.jsp?site=sdms<br />
<br />
From that page:<br />
* In the '''"Map Layers/Land Status"''' section<br />
** click the icon for '''"Turn on all layers for this folder"'''<br />
* In the '''"Map Layers/Land Status - Detailed"'''<br />
** click the icon for '''"Turn on all layers for this folder"'''<br />
* '''Refresh Map''' <br />
* Once the map has refreshed, zoom to the area of interest. <br />
* On the map side of the web page along the top there is an information button with hovering text '''"Identify Visible"''' (just to the left of "Identify", the button with just an I inside a circle). <br />
** Click that button. <br />
* Now when you click on the map, the right side of the web page gives you additional information. In addition to Coordinate Position there are other categories.<br />
<br />
Alternatively, once you have done all the check box stuff, there is a box in the upper right corner named '''"Locate"'''. You can select Lat/Long from the drop down. I don't remember seeing that option until today but that seems to be the alternative ticket once you have added the layers noted above. <br />
<br />
At this point there is a way to get a bit more information. If you click "View Case Abstract" a new window will pop up. There is a hint of information here. You can find out who the land owner is by clicking the button "View Customer Data" or "View Complete Abstract (1)". Then, check out this page to find details about the land owner:<br />
* http://sdms.ak.blm.gov/scanned_images/patentindex.html</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=136Main Page2018-06-28T19:10:54Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* Some Good Things to Know */</p>
<hr />
<div>= Water and Environmental Research Center Hydrologic Research Sites Wikipedia =<br />
<br />
''ngeedata.iarc.uaf.edu/mediawiki is the current web site as of 8/2015''<br><br />
--Bob<br><br />
<br />
'''This is a collaborative website for people involved with WERC's research stations, in any of several different projects:'''<br />
<br />
== Some Good Things to Know ==<br />
<br />
* [[New Person]] in the department guide<br />
* [[North Slope Training Procedures - Bullen/Foothills/Kuparuk projects]]<br />
* [[Common Instrumentation]] links<br />
* [[Software]] we use<br />
* [[Troubleshooting]] sensors etc.<br />
* [[Common Sensor Wiring]]<br />
* [[PAKBUS and RADIOS]] we use (WERC)<br />
* [[Pakbus IDs]] (IARC)<br />
* [[Datalogger programming]]<br />
* [[Laboratory Scale Logging Computer]]<br />
* [[Field Safety]]<br />
** '''New for 2018''' Fill out this form before every trip involving students:<br />
*** https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Jnpk4dewkk1wqafJZju-f7uUy15N6iXt/view<br />
<br />
* [[Computers]]<br />
* [[Handy Tools]]<br />
* [[Potentially Useful Technologies]]<br />
* [[IARC 106 Storage]]<br />
* [[Desiccant Drying]]<br />
* [[Land Permits]]<br />
<br />
== Field Procedures ==<br />
* [[Eppley PSP and PIR info]] EY June 2017<br />
* [[HOBO]] U20 Water Level Loggers<br />
* [[Sediment Sampling Procedures]] Erica Lamb<br />
* Setting up [[Novatel GPS units]]<br />
* Setting up [[Freewave Radios to work with Novatel GPS units]]<br />
* Dealing with [[Plant Cams]]<br />
* Making [[discharge measurements with ADCP]]<br />
* [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]] Umiat Project Supplies List <br />
* [[Winriver II]] Software for RDI ADCP Discharge Measurements<br />
* Using the [[RDI StreamPro ADCP]]<br />
* Using the [[RDI Rio Grande ADCP]]<br />
* [[Bluetooth Communiciations]] for ADCP Discharge Measurements<br />
* Using the [[Sontek RiverSurveyor S5 ADCP]]<br />
* [[Quality Assurance/Control of ADCP Measurements]]<br />
* Using the [[Sontek handheld ADP]]<br />
* Using the [[Sontek Rivercat and Toughbook]]<br />
* Using the [[Flo-Mate]] flow meter<br />
* [[WERC Snow Survey Procedure]]<br />
* Checking the [[TPS]] precipitation sensor.<br />
* [[Trimble R8 Fast-Static Surveys]]<br />
* A [[Thaw probe design]]<br />
* Alternative to the Gieck Stand-- [[variable terrain rain gage stand]]<br />
* [[Tripod setup|Cheap tripod setup]]<br><br />
*Using [[Isco 3700 Auto-Sampler]]<br />
* Update a [[CR10X Operating System]]<br />
* Add a [[scheduled task in windows]]<br />
* [[Change an SDI Address]]<br />
* [[HMP155 USB Interface Commands]]<br />
* [[Soldering Guidance]]<br />
* [[RTK GPS Survey]]<br />
* [[AR Parrot and remote robotics type stuff]]<br />
* [[Sediment Collection Instructions]]<br />
<br />
== WERC Project Site Logs and To-Do lists ==<br />
* [[Sag Sediment Study - Toniolo]]<br />
* [[TEON - Arp]]<br />
* [[WERC Toughbook Names/Passwords]]<br />
* [[Ambler Inventory Spring 2015]] Ambler Inventory Spring 2015 Upark<br />
* [[Sagavanirktok R Dalton Hwy Flooding]] Logistics and Planning<br />
* [[Umiat/ADOT Project July 2013 Field Trip]] Umiat/NSlope sites priorities<br />
* [[Ambler/ADOT Project May 2013 Field Trip]] Bettles Crew Logistics & Planning<br />
* [[Umiat/ADOT Project May 2013 Field Trip]] Umiat Crew Logistics & Planning<br />
* [[Umiat/ADOT and USFWS Project May 2013 Field Trip]] Toolik Crew Logistics & Planning<br />
* [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]] Umiat Project Supplies List <br />
* [[Umiat/Ambler Project GPS/ADCP/Base/Boat Box Tote Inventory]] What you should have in your Base/Boat GPS/ADCP Box for each trip<br />
* [[Umiat/Ambler Project Electronics Tote Inventory]] What you should have in your electronics tote for each trip<br />
* [[Kanex Inventory]] Nathan Stephan<br />
* [[Umiat Project Station Inventories]]<br />
* [[ADOT Project Toughbook Software List]]<br />
* [[Umiat May 2010 Field Trip]] Logistics Planning<br />
* [[Umiat May 2011 Field Trip]] Planning<br />
* [[April 2010 Snow Survey Trip]] TO DO List<br />
* [[all projects]] todo and site logs <br />
* [[Sept 2009 Field Trip ]] General ToDo List<br />
* [[Sept 2008 Field Trip - Emily and Ken]] General ToDo List<br />
* [[June 2008 Field Trip - Emily and Ken]] General ToDo List<br />
* [[North Slope Kuparuk]]<br />
* [[North Slope Bullen]]<br />
* [[North Slope Foothills]]<br />
== IARC Project Site Logs and To-Do lists ==<br />
* [[Super-Site]]<br />
** [[SS To Do Next Visit]]<br />
* [[NGEE]]<br />
** [[NGEE To Do Next Visit]]<br />
** [[Seward Peninsula Sites]]<br />
*** https://wiki.alaska.edu/display/iarcsp/Seward+Peninsula+Wiki<br />
* [[Office of Special Projects]]<br />
* [[Field Trips]]<br />
* [[IARC Fieldbooks]]<br />
<br />
* Archived:<br />
** [[Cherry TFS sites]]<br />
** [[Cherry ARM sites]]<br />
** [[BNZ LTER]]<br />
** [[Jessie Cable & Bob Bolton EPSCOR in CPCRW project]]<br />
** [[Barrow Soil Moisture]] Anna L's SM experiment in Barrow<br />
** [[Chas Sites]]<br />
<br />
== WERC Field Books ==<br />
* [[ken 2005 1]]<br />
* [[ken 2005-2]]<br />
* [[ken 2006-1]]<br />
* [[ken 2007-1]]<br />
* [[ken 2008-2]]<br />
* [[ken 2008-3]]<br />
<br />
<br />
== Equipment Manuals ==<br />
<br />
* [[Equipment Manuals]]<br />
<br />
== ''Meta-topics'' on the use & setup of the WERC wiki ==<br />
* editing wiki pages<br />
* [[implementing site todo lists and logs]]</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Computers&diff=2502Computers2018-05-31T01:08:41Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* Serial Server Systems */</p>
<hr />
<div>Stub here to act as a table of contents sorts to our important computers / servers / related information.<br />
===Loggernet Systems===<br />
* Lognet (listed lower on the page) - [https://docs.google.com/a/alaska.edu/spreadsheets/d/1CFV-2dh7pPBvACJbi8AFLTF7aF6Bf3JSwRjbcY5aBMY/edit?usp=sharing LoggerNet configuration] (Partial GIPL & IARC)<br><br />
* Monitor real time connections here:<br />
** http://ngeedata.iarc.uaf.edu/data/data.html<br />
* Super Site Debian Laptop<br />
** exclusively handles Super-site Data loggers at Poker Flat Research Range on an MD485 wired network<br />
<br />
===Serial Server Systems===<br />
What is a [[Serial Server]]?<br><br />
[[Several Important Network Devices]] (Covers much of the same ground)<br><br />
* [https://docs.google.com/a/alaska.edu/document/d/1rRO1Ess8hwZkxBgZB5HRP-FZ8u2NcKENp2TvAYmtYTE/edit?usp=sharing Fairbanks IARC Base Station server (Ralph) Configuration]<br><br />
** follow that link for data radio setup, too.<br />
<br />
* [https://docs.google.com/a/alaska.edu/document/d/1cvtqjE0w6MpFALUuruchsc71XF1WgvOJFbtLxnAWBQo/edit?usp=sharing Barrow Base Station server (Trout) Configuration]<br><br />
<br />
* [https://docs.google.com/a/alaska.edu/document/d/108gA9FC5sTJvvMaQ039XtKBFk9DH31bilRKUuF3_hq4/edit?usp=sharing Barrow BARC bandwidth tester (Grayling)Configuration ]<br><br />
* [https://docs.google.com/a/alaska.edu/document/d/1Fmh8lsWiJdNqu79rQfaMm7dj6GnruNk2WSrbzFa3pBg/edit?usp=sharing Lab 113 (Salmon) Configuration]<br />
* [[Ser2Net Config Reference]] (Hopefully this reflects all of them)<br />
<br />
* '''Barrow Dreamplug''' -- Kind of decommissioned at this point. <br />
** Related though is [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YK5Bt3QrWyU5LtWgWrdJ9skdwRxcxilH--8yFzSlQJ4/edit# Network Information on Barrow]<br />
** It is old and still up in Barrow in the control shed. Still works but I sent the raspberry pis up to replace it. My plan is to replace it with a small server with a different computer architecture this winter. The reason for that over these small ARM processors is that I'm still trying to work around this weak telemetry problem. Thinking that if it is an x86 (well 64 bit but that style of CPU) that we can leave a copy of loggernet running up there so that when the network goes down as long as the unit is on we are still in business. I am working to put all of its configs in one location though. What was unique to it that hasn't been documented yet is that it used its second ethernet port as a DHCP server in support of a PTZ web cam. That required an additional package, special iptables rules, and some scripts in /usr/local/bin. On the to do list to get going at some point.<br />
* [[Decommisioned Serial Server Config and notes]]<br />
<br />
===Virtual Machines===<br />
What is a [[Virtual Machine]]?<br><br />
====LogNet====<br />
Primary LoggerNet server<br />
* CentOS Linux virtual machine <br />
* Located in IARC server room<br />
* Function is ''main LoggerNet server'' for related projects.<br />
* This computer pushes data to ngeedata after automated retrievals.<br />
* [https://docs.google.com/a/alaska.edu/spreadsheets/d/1CFV-2dh7pPBvACJbi8AFLTF7aF6Bf3JSwRjbcY5aBMY/edit?usp=sharing LoggerNet configuration] (Partial GIPL & IARC)<br />
<br />
====NGEEDATA==== <br />
Primary Data processing server & data sharing web server<br><br />
* Debian Linux virtual machine <br />
* Located in IARC server room<br />
* Function is ''main data processing server'' and ''web server'' for sharing data with 3rd parties<br />
* Online repositories for processing scripts:<br />
** Cron related: https://github.alaska.edu/rcbusey/processing_bash_scripts<br />
** Bash Utilities: https://github.alaska.edu/rcbusey/bash_utilities<br />
** Python Utilities: https://github.alaska.edu/rcbusey/python_utilities<br />
** DataPro V3 & other python utilities from Ross: https://github.com/rwspicer/csv_utilities<br />
====WERC====<br />
Similar to NGEEDATA<br />
* Debian VM<br />
* Function is ''main data processing server'' and ''web server'' for sharing data with 3rd parties<br />
* [[werc.uaf]]<br />
===Other===<br />
* [[High precision computer logger]]<br />
* [[Airplane Computer 2016]]<br />
* http://www.jubilinux.org/ (for edison installations rather than raspberry pi.<br />
<br />
===Other Important Information===<br />
* [[Initial Debian Server Setup]]<br><br />
* [[Baud Rate Backgrounder]] - (I know...)<br><br />
* [[Automated System Work Flow]]<br />
* [[IP Tables Firewall Example]]<br />
* Disable Autoreboot in windows 10 update: http://www.tenforums.com/windows-updates-activation/17530-disable-automatic-reboot-updates.html<br />
* Side note: If you do any buliding of these low power linux systems, start with an industrial microSD card. Have had intermittent issues with memory corruption on consumer grade cards. Search digikey etc for extended temperature industrial models. SLC or MLC and temperature range to -25C or -40C is easy to find there. Similar deal for the Compact Flash cards for the CSI cmf100.<br />
* Related... I've kind of standardized on 16 or 32GB industrial cards. to back them up I use the command line tool dd:<br />
dd if=/dev/sdb of=backupofsystem.img bs=4096<br />
* that creates a pretty large file that is mostly empty. So, follow this page to shrink things:<br />
** https://softwarebakery.com/shrinking-images-on-linux<br />
** I guess the alternative is to just gzip the large file... then use dd to copy the file onto new media:<br />
dd if=backpuofsystem.img of=/dev/sdb bs=4096<br />
** if say the image is 32gb but the media is a 16gb card the file system will extend beyond the length of the card. That caused a boot error (of course) but I was able to use gparted the tool mentioned on the softwarebakery link to resize the file system on the new card.</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=NGEE_Teller_Top_Notes&diff=3427NGEE Teller Top Notes2018-05-30T21:23:25Z<p>137.229.92.213: </p>
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<div>* Partway through processing soil.<br />
===Met 2017===<br />
* HMP155 August 2017<br />
** failure looks legit... not a data gap.<br />
* HMP155 Cuts out on 10/25 8:00<br />
** replaced AT portion with new AT thermistor.<br />
** DP & RH left NAN<br />
* HMP155 replaced on March 2018 visit <br />
* Rain corrected through most recent download.<br />
* Wind Speed / Direction<br />
** Propeller replaced 6/28/2017<br />
** No Rime fall 2017<br />
<br />
===Met 2018===<br />
* Wind <br />
** all rime conditions corrected for through 3/2018 in QC spreadsheet.<br />
* Rain NAN through March visit.<br />
<br />
===Radiation 2017===<br />
* There is a gap 10/2/2017 0:00 to 10/2/2017 22:00<br />
** I think this is when we removed the sensor from the field to change the desiccant.<br />
<br />
===Radiation 2018===<br />
* All good through March visit.<br />
** There is a weird thing in 2018 where the lower SW has values higher than the upper SW. I assume this is due to snow/ frost up top. Perhaps related to how close the snow surface is to the sensor this year resulting in a lower wind speed later in the winter.<br />
<br />
===Soil 2017===<br />
* 2017 heat flux plates prior to fall were being measured on wrong channel.<br />
* 2017-03-12 02:00:00 Upper heat flux plate has a value that isn't ever flipped by the qc program. <br />
* 2017-03-12 02:00:00 Lower heat flux plate has a value that isn't ever flipped by the qc program. <br />
* Easy Perl one liners to accomplish this:<br />
perl -pi -e 's/"2017-03-12 02:00:00",149.2/"2017-03-12 02:00:00",6999.00/g;' $TT_SOIL_DIR/outputs/SoilPit_HeatFlux_Lower.csv<br />
perl -pi -e 's/"2017-03-12 02:00:00",140.8/"2017-03-12 02:00:00",6999.00/g;' $TT_SOIL_DIR/outputs/SoilPit_HeatFlux_Upper.csv<br />
* 2017 Soil pit soil moisture -- all corrected<br />
* 2017 Soil heat flux plates also all corrected<br />
* with Vlad determined only good VATP are 2/5/25/50/60/100<br />
* Soil Temperature: VATP<br />
** I think I have everything corrected though I don't entirely believe the '''100cm probe.<br />
* 8/16/2017 from Lily's field book page 50:<br />
** '''VATP was heaved 9.5cm above standing water table. I pushed it back down'''<br />
<br />
===Soil 2018===<br />
* 2018 soil pit soil moisture -- all corrected through most recent visit<br />
* <br />
===Snow 2018===<br />
* Snow temperature profile<br />
** Weird shift (looks like mux wonky 1/22 to 1/28/2018)<br />
<br />
Site Downloads / visits:<br />
* Lily / Bob 6/28/2017<br />
* Lily 8/16/2017<br />
* Lily 8/20/2017</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2018_NGEE_Nome_June_Trip&diff=34702018 NGEE Nome June Trip2018-05-25T19:53:19Z<p>137.229.92.213: </p>
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<div>[[NGEE To Do Next Visit]]<br />
===Monday 6/11===<br />
* Nathan W arrives, staying at Dredge<br />
** Reservation Confirmation Number: 479315<br />
<br />
===Tuesday 6/12: Teller Day 1===<br />
* Bob Busey arrives, staying at Dredge<br />
** Reservation Confirmation Number: 964080<br />
* head out to Teller<br />
* download station data at bottom<br />
* Teller Bottom Program Send<br />
* Replace broken precip bucket @ Teller Bottom<br />
* Replace Desiccant deal for Teller Bottom radiometer<br />
* Re-level radiometer & precip bucket<br />
* Teller SW desiccant replacement<br />
* Install Divers on bottom of hill sites<br />
* Data Download<br />
* Measure Flow in the Creek<br />
<br />
===Wednesday 6/13: Teller Day 2===<br />
* Replace Desiccant deal for Teller Top radiometer<br />
** Bring out ladder<br />
* Re-level radiometer<br />
* Data Download @ Teller Top<br />
* Measure thermistors at Teller Top and Teller Bottom and add them to fieldbook.<br />
** Related: I'm wondering if the delay between measurements should be increased for the thermistor measurements.<br />
** Also related: perhaps add a second string up at teller top?<br />
* Finish deploying divers with Nathan<br />
<br />
===Thursday 6/14: Kougarok Day 1===<br />
* Replace broken precip bucket @ Koug m64<br />
* Data Download<br />
* Replace Desiccant deal for radiometer<br />
* Re-level radiometer<br />
** bring out two longer pipes to steady the radiomter pole<br />
* Bring out additional desiccant?<br />
* Put out divers for wells with Nathan<br />
* Stretch goal: download old UAF station data by radio at end of road<br />
<br />
===Friday 6/15: Loose ends===<br />
* Fly out Friday evening<br />
<br />
===Fairbanks Remaining Prep===<br />
* calibrate replacement tipping buckets<br />
* put box of gear together for trip<br />
* Track down SC32B<br />
* Finish looking at data.</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=NGEE&diff=1730NGEE2018-05-24T19:57:19Z<p>137.229.92.213: </p>
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<div><br />
===Trips===<br />
* [[NGEE April 11 2012 Trip]]<br />
* [[NGEE September 3 2012 Trip]]<br />
* [[NGEE September 24 2012 Trip]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow Wiring Layout]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow Intensive Sites Initial Wiring]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow 2013 Boring Trip]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow 2013 Site Install Trip|[NGEE Barrow 2013 Site Install Trip 5/7]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow 2013 Site Install Trip 2|NGEE Barrow 2013 Site Install Trip June]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow 2013 Site D Install Trip August 2013]]<br />
* [[March 2014 Barrow]]<br />
* [[August 2014 Barrow]]<br />
* [[NGEE December 2014 Barrow]]<br />
* [[NGEE May 2015 Barrow]]<br />
* [[NGEE June 2015 Barrow]]<br />
* [[NGEE July 2015 Nome]]<br />
* [[NGEE August 2015 Barrow]]<br />
* [[NGEE September 2015 Barrow]]<br />
* [[NGEE September 2015 Nome]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow Remainder Items]]<br />
* [[NGEE Spring 2016]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow April 2016]]<br />
* [[NGEE Nome April 2016 pt 1]]<br />
* [[NGEE Nome April 2016 pt2]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow August 2016]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow September 2016]]<br />
* [[2016 NGEE August Nome Trip]]<br />
* [[2016 NGEE September Nome Trip]]<br />
* [[2017 NGEE March Nome Trip]]<br />
* [[2017 NGEE April Nome Trip]]<br />
* [[2017 NGEE June Nome Trip]]<br />
* [[2017 NGEE Barrow Trip]]<br />
* [[CPCRW 2012-10-12]]<br />
* [[CPCRW 2013-07-15]]<br />
* [[2017 NGEE GIPL July Nome Trip]]<br />
* [[2017 NGEE Nome August trip]]<br />
* [[2017 NGEE Nome October trip]]<br />
* [[2018 NGEE Nome March Trip]]<br />
* [[2018 NGEE Nome June Trip]]<br />
* [[2018 NGEE Fall Utqiagvik Trip]]<br />
<br />
===Safety===<br />
* Before every trip be sure to submit a Field Emergency Plan to your director & travel coordinator.<br />
* Also update the field supplemental as needed.<br />
* Annually, review the NGEE team safety document. Find it online:<br />
** http://ngee-arctic.ornl.gov/sites/default/files/ngee_project_field_safety_manual_rev_2016V6.pdf<br />
** http://ngee-arctic.ornl.gov/ngee-safety<br />
<br />
===Notes===<br />
* https://ngee-arctic.atlassian.net/wiki/display/MOD/NGEE-Arctic+Modeling+Home<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow Intensive Sites Initial Wiring]] <br />
* Programs: <br />
** https://github.com/frankohanlon/ngee/<br />
* [[NGEE Site A Instrumentation History]]<br />
* [[NGEE Site B Instrumentation History]]<br />
* [[NGEE Site C Instrumentation History]]<br />
* [[NGEE Site D Instrumentation History]]<br />
* [[NGEE Data Log Record]]<br />
* [[NGEE Backup Instrumentation]]<br />
* [[Several Important Network Devices]]<br />
* [[NGEE-Barrow Manual QA Notes]]<br />
* [[NGEE-Nome Sites]]<br />
* [[NGEE-Barrow Telemetry Testing]]<br />
* [[NGEE Data Archive Direct Links]]<br />
* [[NGEE Download ARM Data]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow Computer Network Links]]<br />
* [[NGEE Seward Survey Notes]]<br />
* [[NGEE Teller Top Notes]]<br />
<br />
===Metadata type stuff===<br />
* [[NGEE Data Archive Direct Links]]<br />
* Snake River observations from the NWS:<br />
** http://aprfc.arh.noaa.gov/rivobs/rivobs.php<br />
* Still to be collated: [[NGEE-Barrow Calibration and Serial Numbers]]<br />
* Thermistor Probe Calibrations ([https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0bJdr7FBoY-MG9FTjFCb2w2c28])<br />
* Thermistor Strings and Triple Calibrations ([https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0bJdr7FBoY-WkVfMDdLX3Zjc2c])<br />
* Timezone - UTC<br />
* PakBus IDs - A = 400; B = 401; C = 402; D = 404; BRW_Grid = 403<br />
<br />
<br />
====Lists====<br />
* [[NGEE To Do Next Visit]]<br />
* [[Guruplug Setup]]<br />
* [[Webcam Tips]]<br />
* [[To-Do in October 2016]]<br />
<br />
* [[NGEE Iridium System Brainstorm]]</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2018_NGEE_Fall_Utqiagvik_Trip&diff=34822018 NGEE Fall Utqiagvik Trip2018-05-23T23:50:58Z<p>137.229.92.213: Created page with "* Site C HMP155 * Check level of radiometers * Replace SR50A transducers * Check level of tipping buckets *"</p>
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* Check level of radiometers<br />
* Replace SR50A transducers<br />
* Check level of tipping buckets<br />
*</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=NGEE&diff=1729NGEE2018-05-23T23:49:58Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* Trips */</p>
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<div>===Safety===<br />
* Before every trip be sure to submit a Field Emergency Plan to your director & travel coordinator.<br />
* Also update the field supplemental as needed.<br />
* Annually, review the NGEE team safety document. Find it online:<br />
** http://ngee-arctic.ornl.gov/sites/default/files/ngee_project_field_safety_manual_rev_2016V6.pdf<br />
** http://ngee-arctic.ornl.gov/ngee-safety<br />
<br />
===Notes===<br />
* https://ngee-arctic.atlassian.net/wiki/display/MOD/NGEE-Arctic+Modeling+Home<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow Intensive Sites Initial Wiring]] <br />
* Programs: <br />
** https://github.com/frankohanlon/ngee/<br />
* [[NGEE Site A Instrumentation History]]<br />
* [[NGEE Site B Instrumentation History]]<br />
* [[NGEE Site C Instrumentation History]]<br />
* [[NGEE Site D Instrumentation History]]<br />
* [[NGEE Data Log Record]]<br />
* [[NGEE Backup Instrumentation]]<br />
* [[Several Important Network Devices]]<br />
* [[NGEE-Barrow Manual QA Notes]]<br />
* [[NGEE-Nome Sites]]<br />
* [[NGEE-Barrow Telemetry Testing]]<br />
* [[NGEE Data Archive Direct Links]]<br />
* [[NGEE Download ARM Data]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow Computer Network Links]]<br />
* [[NGEE Seward Survey Notes]]<br />
* [[NGEE Teller Top Notes]]<br />
<br />
===Metadata type stuff===<br />
* [[NGEE Data Archive Direct Links]]<br />
* Snake River observations from the NWS:<br />
** http://aprfc.arh.noaa.gov/rivobs/rivobs.php<br />
* Still to be collated: [[NGEE-Barrow Calibration and Serial Numbers]]<br />
* Thermistor Probe Calibrations ([https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0bJdr7FBoY-MG9FTjFCb2w2c28])<br />
* Thermistor Strings and Triple Calibrations ([https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0bJdr7FBoY-WkVfMDdLX3Zjc2c])<br />
* Timezone - UTC<br />
* PakBus IDs - A = 400; B = 401; C = 402; D = 404; BRW_Grid = 403<br />
<br />
<br />
====Lists====<br />
* [[NGEE To Do Next Visit]]<br />
* [[Guruplug Setup]]<br />
* [[Webcam Tips]]<br />
* [[To-Do in October 2016]]<br />
<br />
===Trips===<br />
* [[NGEE April 11 2012 Trip]]<br />
* [[NGEE September 3 2012 Trip]]<br />
* [[NGEE September 24 2012 Trip]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow Wiring Layout]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow Intensive Sites Initial Wiring]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow 2013 Boring Trip]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow 2013 Site Install Trip|[NGEE Barrow 2013 Site Install Trip 5/7]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow 2013 Site Install Trip 2|NGEE Barrow 2013 Site Install Trip June]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow 2013 Site D Install Trip August 2013]]<br />
* [[March 2014 Barrow]]<br />
* [[August 2014 Barrow]]<br />
* [[NGEE December 2014 Barrow]]<br />
* [[NGEE May 2015 Barrow]]<br />
* [[NGEE June 2015 Barrow]]<br />
* [[NGEE July 2015 Nome]]<br />
* [[NGEE August 2015 Barrow]]<br />
* [[NGEE September 2015 Barrow]]<br />
* [[NGEE September 2015 Nome]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow Remainder Items]]<br />
* [[NGEE Spring 2016]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow April 2016]]<br />
* [[NGEE Nome April 2016 pt 1]]<br />
* [[NGEE Nome April 2016 pt2]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow August 2016]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow September 2016]]<br />
* [[2016 NGEE August Nome Trip]]<br />
* [[2016 NGEE September Nome Trip]]<br />
* [[2017 NGEE March Nome Trip]]<br />
* [[2017 NGEE April Nome Trip]]<br />
* [[2017 NGEE June Nome Trip]]<br />
* [[2017 NGEE Barrow Trip]]<br />
* [[CPCRW 2012-10-12]]<br />
* [[CPCRW 2013-07-15]]<br />
* [[2017 NGEE GIPL July Nome Trip]]<br />
* [[2017 NGEE Nome August trip]]<br />
* [[2017 NGEE Nome October trip]]<br />
* [[2018 NGEE Nome March Trip]]<br />
* [[2018 NGEE Nome June Trip]]<br />
* [[2018 NGEE Fall Utqiagvik Trip]]<br />
<br />
* [[NGEE Iridium System Brainstorm]]</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=134Main Page2018-05-23T23:42:42Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* IARC Project Site Logs and To-Do lists */</p>
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<div>= Water and Environmental Research Center Hydrologic Research Sites Wikipedia =<br />
<br />
''ngeedata.iarc.uaf.edu/mediawiki is the current web site as of 8/2015''<br><br />
--Bob<br><br />
<br />
'''This is a collaborative website for people involved with WERC's research stations, in any of several different projects:'''<br />
<br />
== Some Good Things to Know ==<br />
<br />
* [[New Person]] in the department guide<br />
* [[North Slope Training Procedures - Bullen/Foothills/Kuparuk projects]]<br />
* [[Common Instrumentation]] links<br />
* [[Software]] we use<br />
* [[Troubleshooting]] sensors etc.<br />
* [[Common Sensor Wiring]]<br />
* [[PAKBUS and RADIOS]] we use (WERC)<br />
* [[Pakbus IDs]] (IARC)<br />
* [[Datalogger programming]]<br />
* [[Laboratory Scale Logging Computer]]<br />
* [[Field Safety]]<br />
** '''New for 2018''' Fill out this form before every trip involving students:<br />
*** https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Jnpk4dewkk1wqafJZju-f7uUy15N6iXt/view<br />
<br />
* [[Computers]]<br />
* [[Handy Tools]]<br />
* [[Potentially Useful Technologies]]<br />
* [[IARC 106 Storage]]<br />
* [[Desiccant Drying]]<br />
<br />
== Field Procedures ==<br />
* [[Eppley PSP and PIR info]] EY June 2017<br />
* [[HOBO]] U20 Water Level Loggers<br />
* [[Sediment Sampling Procedures]] Erica Lamb<br />
* Setting up [[Novatel GPS units]]<br />
* Setting up [[Freewave Radios to work with Novatel GPS units]]<br />
* Dealing with [[Plant Cams]]<br />
* Making [[discharge measurements with ADCP]]<br />
* [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]] Umiat Project Supplies List <br />
* [[Winriver II]] Software for RDI ADCP Discharge Measurements<br />
* Using the [[RDI StreamPro ADCP]]<br />
* Using the [[RDI Rio Grande ADCP]]<br />
* [[Bluetooth Communiciations]] for ADCP Discharge Measurements<br />
* Using the [[Sontek RiverSurveyor S5 ADCP]]<br />
* [[Quality Assurance/Control of ADCP Measurements]]<br />
* Using the [[Sontek handheld ADP]]<br />
* Using the [[Sontek Rivercat and Toughbook]]<br />
* Using the [[Flo-Mate]] flow meter<br />
* [[WERC Snow Survey Procedure]]<br />
* Checking the [[TPS]] precipitation sensor.<br />
* [[Trimble R8 Fast-Static Surveys]]<br />
* A [[Thaw probe design]]<br />
* Alternative to the Gieck Stand-- [[variable terrain rain gage stand]]<br />
* [[Tripod setup|Cheap tripod setup]]<br><br />
*Using [[Isco 3700 Auto-Sampler]]<br />
* Update a [[CR10X Operating System]]<br />
* Add a [[scheduled task in windows]]<br />
* [[Change an SDI Address]]<br />
* [[HMP155 USB Interface Commands]]<br />
* [[Soldering Guidance]]<br />
* [[RTK GPS Survey]]<br />
* [[AR Parrot and remote robotics type stuff]]<br />
* [[Sediment Collection Instructions]]<br />
<br />
== WERC Project Site Logs and To-Do lists ==<br />
* [[Sag Sediment Study - Toniolo]]<br />
* [[TEON - Arp]]<br />
* [[WERC Toughbook Names/Passwords]]<br />
* [[Ambler Inventory Spring 2015]] Ambler Inventory Spring 2015 Upark<br />
* [[Sagavanirktok R Dalton Hwy Flooding]] Logistics and Planning<br />
* [[Umiat/ADOT Project July 2013 Field Trip]] Umiat/NSlope sites priorities<br />
* [[Ambler/ADOT Project May 2013 Field Trip]] Bettles Crew Logistics & Planning<br />
* [[Umiat/ADOT Project May 2013 Field Trip]] Umiat Crew Logistics & Planning<br />
* [[Umiat/ADOT and USFWS Project May 2013 Field Trip]] Toolik Crew Logistics & Planning<br />
* [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]] Umiat Project Supplies List <br />
* [[Umiat/Ambler Project GPS/ADCP/Base/Boat Box Tote Inventory]] What you should have in your Base/Boat GPS/ADCP Box for each trip<br />
* [[Umiat/Ambler Project Electronics Tote Inventory]] What you should have in your electronics tote for each trip<br />
* [[Kanex Inventory]] Nathan Stephan<br />
* [[Umiat Project Station Inventories]]<br />
* [[ADOT Project Toughbook Software List]]<br />
* [[Umiat May 2010 Field Trip]] Logistics Planning<br />
* [[Umiat May 2011 Field Trip]] Planning<br />
* [[April 2010 Snow Survey Trip]] TO DO List<br />
* [[all projects]] todo and site logs <br />
* [[Sept 2009 Field Trip ]] General ToDo List<br />
* [[Sept 2008 Field Trip - Emily and Ken]] General ToDo List<br />
* [[June 2008 Field Trip - Emily and Ken]] General ToDo List<br />
* [[North Slope Kuparuk]]<br />
* [[North Slope Bullen]]<br />
* [[North Slope Foothills]]<br />
== IARC Project Site Logs and To-Do lists ==<br />
* [[Super-Site]]<br />
** [[SS To Do Next Visit]]<br />
* [[NGEE]]<br />
** [[NGEE To Do Next Visit]]<br />
** [[Seward Peninsula Sites]]<br />
*** https://wiki.alaska.edu/display/iarcsp/Seward+Peninsula+Wiki<br />
* [[Office of Special Projects]]<br />
* [[Field Trips]]<br />
<br />
<br />
* Archived:<br />
** [[Cherry TFS sites]]<br />
** [[Cherry ARM sites]]<br />
** [[BNZ LTER]]<br />
** [[Jessie Cable & Bob Bolton EPSCOR in CPCRW project]]<br />
** [[Barrow Soil Moisture]] Anna L's SM experiment in Barrow<br />
** [[Chas Sites]]<br />
<br />
== WERC Field Books ==<br />
* [[ken 2005 1]]<br />
* [[ken 2005-2]]<br />
* [[ken 2006-1]]<br />
* [[ken 2007-1]]<br />
* [[ken 2008-2]]<br />
* [[ken 2008-3]]<br />
<br />
<br />
== Equipment Manuals ==<br />
<br />
* [[Equipment Manuals]]<br />
<br />
== ''Meta-topics'' on the use & setup of the WERC wiki ==<br />
* editing wiki pages<br />
* [[implementing site todo lists and logs]]</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2018_NGEE_Nome_June_Trip&diff=34692018 NGEE Nome June Trip2018-05-23T23:24:03Z<p>137.229.92.213: </p>
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<div>[[NGEE To Do Next Visit]]<br />
===Monday 6/11===<br />
* Nathan W arrives, staying at Dredge<br />
** Reservation Confirmation Number: 479315<br />
<br />
===Tuesday 6/12: Teller Day 1===<br />
* Bob Busey arrives, staying at Dredge<br />
** Reservation Confirmation Number: 964080<br />
* head out to Teller<br />
* download station data at bottom<br />
* Teller Bottom Program Send<br />
* Replace broken precip bucket @ Teller Bottom<br />
* Replace Desiccant deal for Teller Bottom radiometer<br />
* Re-level radiometer & precip bucket<br />
* Teller SW desiccant replacement<br />
* Install Divers on bottom of hill sites<br />
* Data Download<br />
* Measure Flow in the Creek<br />
<br />
===Wednesday 6/13: Teller Day 2===<br />
* Replace Desiccant deal for Teller Top radiometer<br />
** Bring out ladder<br />
* Re-level radiometer<br />
* Data Download @ Teller Top<br />
* Measure thermistors at Teller Top and Teller Bottom and add them to fieldbook.<br />
** Related: I'm wondering if the delay between measurements should be increased for the thermistor measurements.<br />
** Also related: perhaps add a second string up at teller top?<br />
* Finish deploying divers with Nathan<br />
<br />
===Thursday 6/14: Kougarok Day 1===<br />
* Replace broken precip bucket @ Koug m64<br />
* Data Download<br />
* Replace Desiccant deal for radiometer<br />
* Re-level radiometer<br />
* Bring out additional desiccant?<br />
* Put out divers for wells with Nathan<br />
* Stretch goal: download old UAF station data by radio at end of road<br />
<br />
===Friday 6/15: Loose ends===<br />
* Fly out Friday evening<br />
<br />
===Fairbanks Remaining Prep===<br />
* calibrate replacement tipping buckets<br />
* put box of gear together for trip<br />
* Track down SC32B<br />
* Finish looking at data.</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2018_NGEE_Nome_June_Trip&diff=34682018 NGEE Nome June Trip2018-05-22T20:07:23Z<p>137.229.92.213: </p>
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<div>[[NGEE To Do Next Visit]]<br />
===Monday 6/11===<br />
* Nathan W arrives, staying at Dredge<br />
** Reservation Confirmation Number: 479315<br />
<br />
===Tuesday 6/12: Teller Day 1===<br />
* Bob Busey arrives, staying at Dredge<br />
** Reservation Confirmation Number: 964080<br />
* head out to Teller<br />
* download station data at bottom<br />
* Teller Bottom Program Send<br />
* Replace broken precip bucket @ Teller Bottom<br />
* Replace Desiccant deal for Teller Bottom radiometer<br />
* Re-level radiometer & precip bucket<br />
* Teller SW desiccant replacement<br />
* Install Divers on bottom of hill sites<br />
* Data Download<br />
* Measure Flow in the Creek<br />
<br />
===Wednesday 6/13: Teller Day 2===<br />
* Replace Desiccant deal for Teller Top radiometer<br />
** Bring out ladder<br />
* Re-level radiometer<br />
* Data Download @ Teller Top<br />
* Measure thermistors at Teller Top and Teller Bottom and add them to fieldbook.<br />
** Related: I'm wondering if the delay between measurements should be increased for the thermistor measurements.<br />
** Also related: perhaps add a second string up at teller top?<br />
* Finish deploying divers with Nathan<br />
<br />
===Thursday 6/14: Kougarok Day 1===<br />
* Replace broken precip bucket @ Koug m64<br />
* Data Download<br />
* Replace Desiccant deal for radiometer<br />
* Re-level radiometer<br />
* Bring out additional desiccant?<br />
* Put out divers for wells with Nathan<br />
* Stretch goal: download old UAF station data by radio at end of road<br />
<br />
===Friday 6/15: Loose ends===<br />
* Fly out Friday evening</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2018_NGEE_Nome_June_Trip&diff=34672018 NGEE Nome June Trip2018-05-22T17:46:34Z<p>137.229.92.213: </p>
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<div>[[NGEE To Do Next Visit]]<br />
===Monday 6/11===<br />
* Nathan W arrives<br />
<br />
===Tuesday 6/12: Teller Day 1===<br />
* Bob Busey arrives<br />
* head out to Teller<br />
* download station data at bottom<br />
* Teller Bottom Program Send<br />
* Replace broken precip bucket @ Teller Bottom<br />
* Replace Desiccant deal for Teller Bottom radiometer<br />
* Re-level radiometer & precip bucket<br />
* Teller SW desiccant replacement<br />
* Install Divers on bottom of hill sites<br />
* Data Download<br />
* Measure Flow in the Creek<br />
<br />
===Wednesday 6/13: Teller Day 2===<br />
* Replace Desiccant deal for Teller Top radiometer<br />
** Bring out ladder<br />
* Re-level radiometer<br />
* Data Download @ Teller Top<br />
* Measure thermistors at Teller Top and Teller Bottom and add them to fieldbook.<br />
** Related: I'm wondering if the delay between measurements should be increased for the thermistor measurements.<br />
** Also related: perhaps add a second string up at teller top?<br />
* Finish deploying divers with Nathan<br />
<br />
===Thursday 6/14: Kougarok Day 1===<br />
* Replace broken precip bucket @ Koug m64<br />
* Data Download<br />
* Replace Desiccant deal for radiometer<br />
* Re-level radiometer<br />
* Bring out additional desiccant?<br />
* Put out divers for wells with Nathan<br />
* Stretch goal: download old UAF station data by radio at end of road</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2018_NGEE_Nome_June_Trip&diff=34662018 NGEE Nome June Trip2018-05-22T17:43:28Z<p>137.229.92.213: </p>
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<div>[[NGEE To Do Next Visit]]<br />
===Monday 6/11===<br />
* Nathan W arrives<br />
<br />
===Tuesday 6/12: Teller Day 1===<br />
* Bob Busey arrives<br />
* head out to Teller<br />
* download station data at bottom<br />
* Teller Bottom Program Send<br />
* Replace broken precip bucket @ Teller Bottom<br />
* Replace Desiccant deal for Teller Bottom radiometer<br />
* Re-level radiometer & precip bucket<br />
* Teller SW desiccant replacement<br />
* Install Divers on bottom of hill sites<br />
* Data Download<br />
* Measure Flow in the Creek<br />
<br />
===Wednesday 6/13: Teller Day 2===<br />
* Replace Desiccant deal for Teller Top radiometer<br />
** Bring out ladder<br />
* Re-level radiometer<br />
* Data Download @ Teller Top<br />
* Measure thermistors at Teller Top and Teller Bottom and add them to fieldbook.<br />
** Related: I'm wondering if the delay between measurements should be increased for the thermistor measurements.<br />
** Also related: perhaps add a second string up at teller top?<br />
<br />
===Thursday 6/14: Kougarok Day 1===<br />
* Replace broken precip bucket @ Koug m64<br />
* Data Download<br />
* Replace Desiccant deal for radiometer<br />
* Re-level radiometer<br />
* Bring out additional desiccant?<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
* Measure Creek Flow<br />
* Re-level radiometers<br />
* Put out Divers for wells with Nathan</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2018_NGEE_Nome_June_Trip&diff=34652018 NGEE Nome June Trip2018-05-22T17:30:52Z<p>137.229.92.213: Created page with "===Monday 6/11=== * Nathan W arrives ===Tuesdya 6/12=== * Bob Busey arrives * head out to Teller * download station data at bottom *"</p>
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<div>===Monday 6/11===<br />
* Nathan W arrives<br />
===Tuesdya 6/12===<br />
* Bob Busey arrives<br />
* head out to Teller<br />
* download station data at bottom<br />
*</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=NGEE&diff=1728NGEE2018-05-22T17:25:04Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* Trips */</p>
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<div>===Safety===<br />
* Before every trip be sure to submit a Field Emergency Plan to your director & travel coordinator.<br />
* Also update the field supplemental as needed.<br />
* Annually, review the NGEE team safety document. Find it online:<br />
** http://ngee-arctic.ornl.gov/sites/default/files/ngee_project_field_safety_manual_rev_2016V6.pdf<br />
** http://ngee-arctic.ornl.gov/ngee-safety<br />
<br />
===Notes===<br />
* https://ngee-arctic.atlassian.net/wiki/display/MOD/NGEE-Arctic+Modeling+Home<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow Intensive Sites Initial Wiring]] <br />
* Programs: <br />
** https://github.com/frankohanlon/ngee/<br />
* [[NGEE Site A Instrumentation History]]<br />
* [[NGEE Site B Instrumentation History]]<br />
* [[NGEE Site C Instrumentation History]]<br />
* [[NGEE Site D Instrumentation History]]<br />
* [[NGEE Data Log Record]]<br />
* [[NGEE Backup Instrumentation]]<br />
* [[Several Important Network Devices]]<br />
* [[NGEE-Barrow Manual QA Notes]]<br />
* [[NGEE-Nome Sites]]<br />
* [[NGEE-Barrow Telemetry Testing]]<br />
* [[NGEE Data Archive Direct Links]]<br />
* [[NGEE Download ARM Data]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow Computer Network Links]]<br />
* [[NGEE Seward Survey Notes]]<br />
* [[NGEE Teller Top Notes]]<br />
<br />
===Metadata type stuff===<br />
* [[NGEE Data Archive Direct Links]]<br />
* Snake River observations from the NWS:<br />
** http://aprfc.arh.noaa.gov/rivobs/rivobs.php<br />
* Still to be collated: [[NGEE-Barrow Calibration and Serial Numbers]]<br />
* Thermistor Probe Calibrations ([https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0bJdr7FBoY-MG9FTjFCb2w2c28])<br />
* Thermistor Strings and Triple Calibrations ([https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0bJdr7FBoY-WkVfMDdLX3Zjc2c])<br />
* Timezone - UTC<br />
* PakBus IDs - A = 400; B = 401; C = 402; D = 404; BRW_Grid = 403<br />
<br />
<br />
====Lists====<br />
* [[NGEE To Do Next Visit]]<br />
* [[Guruplug Setup]]<br />
* [[Webcam Tips]]<br />
* [[To-Do in October 2016]]<br />
<br />
===Trips===<br />
* [[NGEE April 11 2012 Trip]]<br />
* [[NGEE September 3 2012 Trip]]<br />
* [[NGEE September 24 2012 Trip]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow Wiring Layout]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow Intensive Sites Initial Wiring]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow 2013 Boring Trip]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow 2013 Site Install Trip|[NGEE Barrow 2013 Site Install Trip 5/7]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow 2013 Site Install Trip 2|NGEE Barrow 2013 Site Install Trip June]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow 2013 Site D Install Trip August 2013]]<br />
* [[March 2014 Barrow]]<br />
* [[August 2014 Barrow]]<br />
* [[NGEE December 2014 Barrow]]<br />
* [[NGEE May 2015 Barrow]]<br />
* [[NGEE June 2015 Barrow]]<br />
* [[NGEE July 2015 Nome]]<br />
* [[NGEE August 2015 Barrow]]<br />
* [[NGEE September 2015 Barrow]]<br />
* [[NGEE September 2015 Nome]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow Remainder Items]]<br />
* [[NGEE Spring 2016]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow April 2016]]<br />
* [[NGEE Nome April 2016 pt 1]]<br />
* [[NGEE Nome April 2016 pt2]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow August 2016]]<br />
* [[NGEE Barrow September 2016]]<br />
* [[2016 NGEE August Nome Trip]]<br />
* [[2016 NGEE September Nome Trip]]<br />
* [[2017 NGEE March Nome Trip]]<br />
* [[2017 NGEE April Nome Trip]]<br />
* [[2017 NGEE June Nome Trip]]<br />
* [[2017 NGEE Barrow Trip]]<br />
* [[CPCRW 2012-10-12]]<br />
* [[CPCRW 2013-07-15]]<br />
* [[2017 NGEE GIPL July Nome Trip]]<br />
* [[2017 NGEE Nome August trip]]<br />
* [[2017 NGEE Nome October trip]]<br />
* [[2018 NGEE Nome March Trip]]<br />
* [[2018 NGEE Nome June Trip]]<br />
<br />
* [[NGEE Iridium System Brainstorm]]</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=SS_To_Do_Next_Visit&diff=3393SS To Do Next Visit2018-05-21T17:00:00Z<p>137.229.92.213: </p>
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<div><br />
===2018===<br />
* Replace tower aspirator fans:<br />
** https://catalog.orientalmotor.com/viewitems/mb-series-ac-centrifugal-fans-blowers/mb-series-50mm-centrifugal-fans-blowers<br />
** I need to confirm that this unit is the correct one. The one I took a picture of operates at 110VAC but I think some of the others operate at a lower voltage.<br />
* Deploy sensor refresh instruments from March.<br />
* Buy a new HMP155 for forest floor site<br />
* More PAR sensors and hardware for in-situ<br />
* Buy another SI-111 SDI12 model<br />
* Attend LI-COR training?<br />
* Polish Battery Backup System<br />
* replace Loggernet computer<br />
* The tower wifi antenna needs replacing. Do this next visit. The coax is weathered and fraying.<br />
* Submit PRs for Summer 2018 Instrument Recalibrations<br />
** Vaisala HMP155s<br />
** MetOne 010C<br />
** Kipp & Zonen CNR4 <br />
* Late Fall recalibrations:<br />
** LI7200RS<br />
* Upgrade the smart flux 2 firmware on the tower<br />
* Reset the tower all sky camera</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=131Main Page2018-05-21T16:57:17Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* IARC Project Site Logs and To-Do lists */</p>
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<div>= Water and Environmental Research Center Hydrologic Research Sites Wikipedia =<br />
<br />
''ngeedata.iarc.uaf.edu/mediawiki is the current web site as of 8/2015''<br><br />
--Bob<br><br />
<br />
'''This is a collaborative website for people involved with WERC's research stations, in any of several different projects:'''<br />
<br />
== Some Good Things to Know ==<br />
<br />
* [[New Person]] in the department guide<br />
* [[North Slope Training Procedures - Bullen/Foothills/Kuparuk projects]]<br />
* [[Common Instrumentation]] links<br />
* [[Software]] we use<br />
* [[Troubleshooting]] sensors etc.<br />
* [[Common Sensor Wiring]]<br />
* [[PAKBUS and RADIOS]] we use (WERC)<br />
* [[Pakbus IDs]] (IARC)<br />
* [[Datalogger programming]]<br />
* [[Laboratory Scale Logging Computer]]<br />
* [[Field Safety]]<br />
* [[Computers]]<br />
* [[Handy Tools]]<br />
* [[Potentially Useful Technologies]]<br />
* [[IARC 106 Storage]]<br />
* [[Desiccant Drying]]<br />
<br />
== Field Procedures ==<br />
* [[Eppley PSP and PIR info]] EY June 2017<br />
* [[HOBO]] U20 Water Level Loggers<br />
* [[Sediment Sampling Procedures]] Erica Lamb<br />
* Setting up [[Novatel GPS units]]<br />
* Setting up [[Freewave Radios to work with Novatel GPS units]]<br />
* Dealing with [[Plant Cams]]<br />
* Making [[discharge measurements with ADCP]]<br />
* [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]] Umiat Project Supplies List <br />
* [[Winriver II]] Software for RDI ADCP Discharge Measurements<br />
* Using the [[RDI StreamPro ADCP]]<br />
* Using the [[RDI Rio Grande ADCP]]<br />
* [[Bluetooth Communiciations]] for ADCP Discharge Measurements<br />
* Using the [[Sontek RiverSurveyor S5 ADCP]]<br />
* [[Quality Assurance/Control of ADCP Measurements]]<br />
* Using the [[Sontek handheld ADP]]<br />
* Using the [[Sontek Rivercat and Toughbook]]<br />
* Using the [[Flo-Mate]] flow meter<br />
* [[WERC Snow Survey Procedure]]<br />
* Checking the [[TPS]] precipitation sensor.<br />
* [[Trimble R8 Fast-Static Surveys]]<br />
* A [[Thaw probe design]]<br />
* Alternative to the Gieck Stand-- [[variable terrain rain gage stand]]<br />
* [[Tripod setup|Cheap tripod setup]]<br><br />
*Using [[Isco 3700 Auto-Sampler]]<br />
* Update a [[CR10X Operating System]]<br />
* Add a [[scheduled task in windows]]<br />
* [[Change an SDI Address]]<br />
* [[HMP155 USB Interface Commands]]<br />
* [[Soldering Guidance]]<br />
* [[RTK GPS Survey]]<br />
* [[AR Parrot and remote robotics type stuff]]<br />
* [[Sediment Collection Instructions]]<br />
<br />
== WERC Project Site Logs and To-Do lists ==<br />
* [[Sag Sediment Study - Toniolo]]<br />
* [[TEON - Arp]]<br />
* [[WERC Toughbook Names/Passwords]]<br />
* [[Ambler Inventory Spring 2015]] Ambler Inventory Spring 2015 Upark<br />
* [[Sagavanirktok R Dalton Hwy Flooding]] Logistics and Planning<br />
* [[Umiat/ADOT Project July 2013 Field Trip]] Umiat/NSlope sites priorities<br />
* [[Ambler/ADOT Project May 2013 Field Trip]] Bettles Crew Logistics & Planning<br />
* [[Umiat/ADOT Project May 2013 Field Trip]] Umiat Crew Logistics & Planning<br />
* [[Umiat/ADOT and USFWS Project May 2013 Field Trip]] Toolik Crew Logistics & Planning<br />
* [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]] Umiat Project Supplies List <br />
* [[Umiat/Ambler Project GPS/ADCP/Base/Boat Box Tote Inventory]] What you should have in your Base/Boat GPS/ADCP Box for each trip<br />
* [[Umiat/Ambler Project Electronics Tote Inventory]] What you should have in your electronics tote for each trip<br />
* [[Kanex Inventory]] Nathan Stephan<br />
* [[Umiat Project Station Inventories]]<br />
* [[ADOT Project Toughbook Software List]]<br />
* [[Umiat May 2010 Field Trip]] Logistics Planning<br />
* [[Umiat May 2011 Field Trip]] Planning<br />
* [[April 2010 Snow Survey Trip]] TO DO List<br />
* [[all projects]] todo and site logs <br />
* [[Sept 2009 Field Trip ]] General ToDo List<br />
* [[Sept 2008 Field Trip - Emily and Ken]] General ToDo List<br />
* [[June 2008 Field Trip - Emily and Ken]] General ToDo List<br />
* [[North Slope Kuparuk]]<br />
* [[North Slope Bullen]]<br />
* [[North Slope Foothills]]<br />
== IARC Project Site Logs and To-Do lists ==<br />
* [[Super-Site]]<br />
** [[SS To Do Next Visit]]<br />
* [[NGEE]]<br />
** [[NGEE To Do Next Visit]]<br />
** [[Seward Peninsula Sites]]<br />
* [[Office of Special Projects]]<br />
* [[Field Trips]]<br />
<br />
<br />
* Archived:<br />
** [[Cherry TFS sites]]<br />
** [[Cherry ARM sites]]<br />
** [[BNZ LTER]]<br />
** [[Jessie Cable & Bob Bolton EPSCOR in CPCRW project]]<br />
** [[Barrow Soil Moisture]] Anna L's SM experiment in Barrow<br />
** [[Chas Sites]]<br />
<br />
== WERC Field Books ==<br />
* [[ken 2005 1]]<br />
* [[ken 2005-2]]<br />
* [[ken 2006-1]]<br />
* [[ken 2007-1]]<br />
* [[ken 2008-2]]<br />
* [[ken 2008-3]]<br />
<br />
<br />
== Equipment Manuals ==<br />
<br />
* [[Equipment Manuals]]<br />
<br />
== ''Meta-topics'' on the use & setup of the WERC wiki ==<br />
* editing wiki pages<br />
* [[implementing site todo lists and logs]]</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=SS_Site_Visit_2018-05-01_to_04&diff=3386SS Site Visit 2018-05-01 to 042018-05-04T01:35:25Z<p>137.229.92.213: Created page with "* Primarily troubleshooting the anemometers. * determined that the tower one is outputting and output is being received by LI7550. * Bottom unit is outputing but all winds a..."</p>
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<div>* Primarily troubleshooting the anemometers.<br />
* determined that the tower one is outputting and output is being received by LI7550. <br />
* Bottom unit is outputing but all winds are zero through rs232 interface and also the analog interface. <br />
* complicating things a bit, the lower interface box doesn't seem to have the capacity to log digital?? so I'm going to move the tower unit to the forest floor and then rewire the tower for digital.<br />
* that should get something....<br />
* Also there is still closer to 100% snow cover.</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Super-Site&diff=1198Super-Site2018-05-04T01:12:01Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* Visits */</p>
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<div><br />
<br />
<br />
[[Super Site Tower]]<br />
====Visits====<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2017-08-03]]<br />
<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2017-09-12]]<br />
<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2017-09-26]]<br />
<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2017-10-13]]<br />
<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2017-12-15]]<br />
<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2018-03-03]]<br />
<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2018-03-22]]<br />
<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2018-04-18]]<br />
<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2018-05-01 to 04]]<br />
<br />
===Current Programs===<br />
CSI Signature Values on 2014-08-11... checked from Dropbow/Logger_programs/super-site/:<br />
<br />
==> SS_Diag_Diagnostic.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_Diag","CR1000","29724","CR1000.Std.20","CPU:ss_diag_2011-01-25.CR1","30274","Diagnostic"<br />
30274 ss_diag_2011-01-25.CR1<br />
<br />
==> SS_Eco_1_AirTemps.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_Eco_1","CR1000","13604","CR1000.Std.22","CPU:ss_eco1_2012-07-10.CR1","10119","AirTemps"<br />
10119 ss_eco1_2012-07-10.CR1<br />
<br />
==> SS_HeatFlux_1_Diagnostic.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_HeatFlux_1","CR1000","47954","CR1000.Std.24","CPU:ss_hf_2012-10-09.CR1","31220","Diagnostic"<br />
31220 ss_hf_2012-10-09.CR1<br />
<br />
==> SS_Met_AirTemps.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_Met","CR1000","30801","CR1000.Std.20","CPU:ss_met_2013-03-06.CR1","47292","AirTemps"<br />
47292 ss_met_2013-03-06.CR1<br />
<br />
==> SS_SnowTemp_Diagnostic.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_SnowTemp","CR1000","22972","CR1000.Std.16","CPU:ss_snow_pro_2011-10-10.CR1","19271","Diagnostic"<br />
19271 ss_snow_pro_2011-10-10.CR1<br />
<br />
==> SS_Soil_Diagnostic.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_Soil","CR1000","29723","CR1000.Std.20","CPU:ss_soil_2010-11-03.CR1","11488","Diagnostic"<br />
11488 ss_soil_2010-11-03.CR1<br />
<br />
===PFA Cameras===<br />
user: pfa<br />
<br />
This is the tower uplooking Serial to USB converter: <br />
root@pfa-CF-AX3SEGJR:/home/PFA_/public_html/original/dc# udevadm info -a -n /dev/ttyUSB0 | grep '{serial}' | head -n1<br />
ATTRS{serial}=="0000:00:14.0"<br />
<br />
Forest Floor: /dev/serial/by-path/pci-0000:00:14.0-usb-0:1:1.0-port0<br />
Tower Top: /dev/serial/by-path/pci-0000:00:14.0-usb-0:2:1.0-port0<br />
<br />
If you see a message like this in the logs:<br />
Error 10003: eph_waitsig got -2<br />
The camera is probably not turned on. To power on the tower top camera, press the button on the beige box for 2-3 seconds. To turn on the Forest Floor camera you will need to open the domed box and physically turn the power on.<br><br />
<br />
Images recorded on the cron schedule show here:<br />
* http://monitors.iarc.uaf.edu/poker-flat-research-range/cameras.php<br />
Manually recorded measurements, such as when running the scrip from a terminal window, show up here:<br />
/home/PFA_/public_html/original/dc<br />
<br />
===LI7200 Cleaning supplies that are at shed===<br />
* 4 pcs Scrub Bottle Kit, 7500 (p/n 7500-950)<br />
* 2 pcs Swagelock Ferrule Set (p/n 300-10501)<br />
* 3 pcs 5 Amp Fuse FAST (2 fuses per package) (p/n 439-04214)<br />
* 2 pcs Tygon Tubing R3400 1/16" ID 1/8" OD (p/n 222-09579)<br />
* 1 pcs O-Ring AS-020 Nitrile 70 (p/n 192-08408)<br />
* 1 pcs Quick Connect (p/n 300-10455)<br />
* 2 pcs Intake Screen (p/n 9972-043)<br />
* 1 pcs Bev-a-Line Tubing (p/n 222-01824)<br />
* 1 pcs Quick Connect 1/4" OD 3/8" OD (p/n 300-10771)<br />
* 1 pcs LI7200 Thermocouple board (p/n 9972-007)<br />
* 2 pcs bev-a-line tubing, 50 ft, 1/4" OD / 1/8" ID<br />
====More misc. supplies====<br />
* 2 12volt power supplies probably for a pump of some sort<br />
* 1 Turck 3 piece 7200 cable p/n 9972-012 <br />
* 1 Turck 4 pin quick screw cable (bare wires other side... SDM?)<br />
* 2 Turck 12 pin quick screw cable (bare wires other side)<br />
* 2 Network cables 3 - 10 meters long<br />
<br />
===Computers currently at Shed (7/2017)===<br />
* Eddy Flux Tower Top Toughbook CF-31<br />
** 64 bit Windows 7<br />
** hostname: ''tower''<br />
** purpose: log & manage tower top LICOR 7200<br />
* Eddy Flux Forest Floor Toughbook CF-31<br />
** 64 bit Windows 7<br />
** hostname: ''ForestFloor''<br />
** purpose: log & manage forest floor LICOR 7200<br />
* ss-main Toughbook cf-19<br />
** Debian<br />
** hostname: ss-main<br />
** purpose: logs super-site met etc. CR1000 systems<br />
* DTS Toughbook CF-19<br />
** Windows 7<br />
** hostname: ''dts-jics-PC''<br />
** purpose: log & manage DTS system<br />
* MS700 Hyperspectral computer: Sony Vaio laptop<br />
** Japanese Windows 10<br />
** hostname: ''JAMSTECVAIO''<br />
** purpose: LoggerNet for MS700 CR3000 logger<br />
* All Sky Cam Laptop<br />
** Ubuntu 16.04<br />
** hostname: ''pfa-CF-AX3SEGJR''<br />
** purpose: downloads images from up & down looking cameras<br />
* Fiberswitch Small Dell Notepad<br />
** Windows 10<br />
** hostname: ''DELL-HK''<br />
** purpose: manages HR400 system<br />
* JICS PC#1 Toshiba Laptop<br />
** Windows 7<br />
** hostname: ''JICS1-PC''<br />
** purpose: Dropbox backup at the moment for Eddy Flux data<br />
====Other Computer Items====<br />
* Hawking Technology Wireless Access Point<br />
** Signal ID: SS_Wifi<br />
* Ubiquiti M2 Bullet<br />
** Located at tower top w/ power of ethernet injector in shed, this is our access to the Poker Internet Infrastructure.<br />
* Net Gear 16 Port 10/100 Switch<br />
===Forest Floor Flux Bonus info===<br />
* batch file to automove data to dropbox:<br />
move c:\users\user\documents\* "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\pfrrflux\usprr_flux_original\archive_rawflux\floor\2018\"<br />
* scheduled task set up to run this daily.<br />
<br />
===Tower Flux Bonus info===<br />
* Use this batch file to transfer flux data to dropbox:<br />
move c:\users\user\documents\* "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\Archive_rawflux\Tower\2018\7200RS\"<br />
<br />
* Winscp script set up plus batch file running through task scheduler to transfer data from ss-met to dropbox:<br />
"C:\Program Files (x86)\WinSCP\WinSCP.com" /script="c:\users\user\scripting\winscp_metdata.txt" <br />
<br />
* contents of '''winscp_metdata.txt'''<br />
open sftp://192.168.10.110<br />
synchronize local "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\MeteorologicalData\Met" /var/opt/CampbellSci/LoggerNet/4.1/SS_Met<br />
synchronize local "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\MeteorologicalData\Soil" /var/opt/CampbellSci/LoggerNet/4.1/SS_Soil<br />
exit<br />
* Current raw archive: <br />
C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\Archive_rawflux\Tower\2018\7200RS<br />
<br />
* Both of these batch files run as separate scheduled tasks under Task scheduler. <br />
** Met data transfers at 9:10 AK STD<br />
** Flux data transfers at 1:08 AK STD <br />
<br />
===Older Content===<br />
<br />
Here's a page started by Bob. Not sure how often I'll be adding stuff but it's been on my to-do list. Thought I'd start with packages added to the toughbook. <br />
===COTS network system===<br />
It's not the cheapest way to go but I thought going for commercial hardware for the network components would be the way to go. We'll see once the site is operational for a winter or two. Presently, what I have going on is something like this:<br />
<br />
This antenna picks up WiFi from a building at PFRR:<br/><br />
[http://www.radiolabs.com/products/antennas/2.4gig/backfire.php RadioLabs very directional antenna]<br/><br />
<br />
This WiFi adapter has a linux compatible chipset and was easy to setup:<br/><br />
[http://www.radiolabs.com/products/wireless/wave-magnum.php RadioLabs Magnum II USB Adapter]<br/><br />
This powered USB extender (extend using ethernet cable from box to box) allows the usb wifi adapter to be up on the tower, minimizing the coax losses on the run to the antenna:<br/><br />
[http://www.networktechinc.com/usbc5.html XTENDEX USB-C5-CE]<br/><br />
I picked up some underground burial suitable Cat5E to go from the computer usb extender to the tower usb extender:<br/><br />
[http://www.buy.com/prod/75ft-outdoor-waterproof-cat5e-ethernet-cable-direct-burial/q/sellerid/18349122/loc/101/211959049.html purchase link]<br/><br />
So those items combine to get you to the computer. <br />
<br />
I have two CSI white boxes. One to house the computer and one to house the tower USB & WiFi stuff. Each is lined with blueboard, sealed with duct seal, and has some extra desiccant to keep it dry, hopefully warm enough in the cold, time will tell on that though. I'll crunch the numbers at some point to see how much heat is being generated / how quickly it's dissipating. <br />
I don't expect to need to use the toughbook directly, should be available for sshing from UAF proper or via wired ethernet onsite but on the off chance I do need to connect locally, I have a VGA adapter connected to the computer and will leave a surplussed CRT monitor out at the site. Connection to the laptop will be via a bluetooth keyboard/touchpad combo:<br/><br />
[http://www.mwave.com/mwave/skusearch_v3.asp?scriteria=5177008&pagetitle=Solidtek%20KB-3962B-BT%20Mini%20Bluetooth%20Wireless%20Keyboard%20B purchase link]<br/><br />
<br />
The computer is then connected to a network switch. This allows it to connect to the local NL100 and handle any local DHCP traffic. Probably a future upgrade will be a wireless bridge to allow other computers access to the internet / reduce the amount of brittle cabling laying about in the shed. See below for information and particulars of the software setup.<br />
<br />
===Toughbook Setup===<br />
Stock Debian with a few extra packages installed like Numpy, TeamViewer, LoggerNet for Linux<br />
<br />
Currently use a Ubiqiti device to provide local network accesss.<br />
192.168.10.x subnet I think.<br />
<br />
===Sensors===<br />
''To Do''<br />
# Figure out problems with Soil Moisture probes<br />
# Figure out problem with soil heat flux plate<br />
# Emailed [http://people.iarc.uaf.edu/~bbusey/pfrr_super-site/soil_probs.html this site] to CSI 11/30/2010.<br />
<br />
===Local Network===<br />
Subnet is 192.168.10.x<br><br />
Computer: Select DHCP or for static these are currently in use:<br />
* 192.168.10.230<br />
* 192.168.10.230<br />
* 192.168.10.230<br />
Subnet: 255.255.255.0<br><br />
Default Gateway: 192.168.10.20<br><br />
DNS: Your own preferred, or 192.168.10.20<br><br />
<br />
<br />
====PakBus etc.====<br />
Computer MD485:<br />
RS485 & RS232 Active<br />
RS485@ 38k<br />
RS232@ 115.2k<br />
<br />
Logger MD485s are setup:<br />
RS485 & CSI/O active<br />
CSI/O Mode -- Modem Enabled<br />
Transparent communication mode<br />
CSI/O @ 38k<br />
RS485 @ 38k<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Data loggers:<br />
add-device pakbus-port {PakBusPort} as-child {ComPort};<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_Met} as-child {PakBusPort}; (420)<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_Soil} as-child {PakBusPort}; (421)<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_Diag} as-child {PakBusPort}; (422)<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_SnowTemp} as-child {PakBusPort}; (424)<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_Eco_1} as-child {PakBusPort}; (423)<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_HeatFlux_1} as-child {PakBusPort}; (425)<br />
<br />
====Field Visit Checklists====<br />
* [[SS Jan 2011 Trip 1]]<br />
* [[SS Feb 2011 Trip 1]]<br />
* [[SS Mar 2011 Trip 1]]<br />
* [[SS Mar 2011 Trip 2]]<br />
* [[SS June/Jul 2011 Trip 1]]<br />
* [[SS May 2016 Trip 1]]<br />
* [[SS August 2016 Trip 1]]</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Super-Site&diff=1197Super-Site2018-05-04T01:11:35Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* Visits */</p>
<hr />
<div><br />
<br />
<br />
[[Super Site Tower]]<br />
====Visits====<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2017-08-03]]<br />
<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2017-09-12]]<br />
<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2017-09-26]]<br />
<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2017-10-13]]<br />
<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2017-12-15]]<br />
<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2018-03-03]]<br />
<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2018-03-22]]<br />
<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2018-04-18]]<br />
<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2018-05-01 to 03]]<br />
<br />
===Current Programs===<br />
CSI Signature Values on 2014-08-11... checked from Dropbow/Logger_programs/super-site/:<br />
<br />
==> SS_Diag_Diagnostic.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_Diag","CR1000","29724","CR1000.Std.20","CPU:ss_diag_2011-01-25.CR1","30274","Diagnostic"<br />
30274 ss_diag_2011-01-25.CR1<br />
<br />
==> SS_Eco_1_AirTemps.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_Eco_1","CR1000","13604","CR1000.Std.22","CPU:ss_eco1_2012-07-10.CR1","10119","AirTemps"<br />
10119 ss_eco1_2012-07-10.CR1<br />
<br />
==> SS_HeatFlux_1_Diagnostic.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_HeatFlux_1","CR1000","47954","CR1000.Std.24","CPU:ss_hf_2012-10-09.CR1","31220","Diagnostic"<br />
31220 ss_hf_2012-10-09.CR1<br />
<br />
==> SS_Met_AirTemps.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_Met","CR1000","30801","CR1000.Std.20","CPU:ss_met_2013-03-06.CR1","47292","AirTemps"<br />
47292 ss_met_2013-03-06.CR1<br />
<br />
==> SS_SnowTemp_Diagnostic.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_SnowTemp","CR1000","22972","CR1000.Std.16","CPU:ss_snow_pro_2011-10-10.CR1","19271","Diagnostic"<br />
19271 ss_snow_pro_2011-10-10.CR1<br />
<br />
==> SS_Soil_Diagnostic.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_Soil","CR1000","29723","CR1000.Std.20","CPU:ss_soil_2010-11-03.CR1","11488","Diagnostic"<br />
11488 ss_soil_2010-11-03.CR1<br />
<br />
===PFA Cameras===<br />
user: pfa<br />
<br />
This is the tower uplooking Serial to USB converter: <br />
root@pfa-CF-AX3SEGJR:/home/PFA_/public_html/original/dc# udevadm info -a -n /dev/ttyUSB0 | grep '{serial}' | head -n1<br />
ATTRS{serial}=="0000:00:14.0"<br />
<br />
Forest Floor: /dev/serial/by-path/pci-0000:00:14.0-usb-0:1:1.0-port0<br />
Tower Top: /dev/serial/by-path/pci-0000:00:14.0-usb-0:2:1.0-port0<br />
<br />
If you see a message like this in the logs:<br />
Error 10003: eph_waitsig got -2<br />
The camera is probably not turned on. To power on the tower top camera, press the button on the beige box for 2-3 seconds. To turn on the Forest Floor camera you will need to open the domed box and physically turn the power on.<br><br />
<br />
Images recorded on the cron schedule show here:<br />
* http://monitors.iarc.uaf.edu/poker-flat-research-range/cameras.php<br />
Manually recorded measurements, such as when running the scrip from a terminal window, show up here:<br />
/home/PFA_/public_html/original/dc<br />
<br />
===LI7200 Cleaning supplies that are at shed===<br />
* 4 pcs Scrub Bottle Kit, 7500 (p/n 7500-950)<br />
* 2 pcs Swagelock Ferrule Set (p/n 300-10501)<br />
* 3 pcs 5 Amp Fuse FAST (2 fuses per package) (p/n 439-04214)<br />
* 2 pcs Tygon Tubing R3400 1/16" ID 1/8" OD (p/n 222-09579)<br />
* 1 pcs O-Ring AS-020 Nitrile 70 (p/n 192-08408)<br />
* 1 pcs Quick Connect (p/n 300-10455)<br />
* 2 pcs Intake Screen (p/n 9972-043)<br />
* 1 pcs Bev-a-Line Tubing (p/n 222-01824)<br />
* 1 pcs Quick Connect 1/4" OD 3/8" OD (p/n 300-10771)<br />
* 1 pcs LI7200 Thermocouple board (p/n 9972-007)<br />
* 2 pcs bev-a-line tubing, 50 ft, 1/4" OD / 1/8" ID<br />
====More misc. supplies====<br />
* 2 12volt power supplies probably for a pump of some sort<br />
* 1 Turck 3 piece 7200 cable p/n 9972-012 <br />
* 1 Turck 4 pin quick screw cable (bare wires other side... SDM?)<br />
* 2 Turck 12 pin quick screw cable (bare wires other side)<br />
* 2 Network cables 3 - 10 meters long<br />
<br />
===Computers currently at Shed (7/2017)===<br />
* Eddy Flux Tower Top Toughbook CF-31<br />
** 64 bit Windows 7<br />
** hostname: ''tower''<br />
** purpose: log & manage tower top LICOR 7200<br />
* Eddy Flux Forest Floor Toughbook CF-31<br />
** 64 bit Windows 7<br />
** hostname: ''ForestFloor''<br />
** purpose: log & manage forest floor LICOR 7200<br />
* ss-main Toughbook cf-19<br />
** Debian<br />
** hostname: ss-main<br />
** purpose: logs super-site met etc. CR1000 systems<br />
* DTS Toughbook CF-19<br />
** Windows 7<br />
** hostname: ''dts-jics-PC''<br />
** purpose: log & manage DTS system<br />
* MS700 Hyperspectral computer: Sony Vaio laptop<br />
** Japanese Windows 10<br />
** hostname: ''JAMSTECVAIO''<br />
** purpose: LoggerNet for MS700 CR3000 logger<br />
* All Sky Cam Laptop<br />
** Ubuntu 16.04<br />
** hostname: ''pfa-CF-AX3SEGJR''<br />
** purpose: downloads images from up & down looking cameras<br />
* Fiberswitch Small Dell Notepad<br />
** Windows 10<br />
** hostname: ''DELL-HK''<br />
** purpose: manages HR400 system<br />
* JICS PC#1 Toshiba Laptop<br />
** Windows 7<br />
** hostname: ''JICS1-PC''<br />
** purpose: Dropbox backup at the moment for Eddy Flux data<br />
====Other Computer Items====<br />
* Hawking Technology Wireless Access Point<br />
** Signal ID: SS_Wifi<br />
* Ubiquiti M2 Bullet<br />
** Located at tower top w/ power of ethernet injector in shed, this is our access to the Poker Internet Infrastructure.<br />
* Net Gear 16 Port 10/100 Switch<br />
===Forest Floor Flux Bonus info===<br />
* batch file to automove data to dropbox:<br />
move c:\users\user\documents\* "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\pfrrflux\usprr_flux_original\archive_rawflux\floor\2018\"<br />
* scheduled task set up to run this daily.<br />
<br />
===Tower Flux Bonus info===<br />
* Use this batch file to transfer flux data to dropbox:<br />
move c:\users\user\documents\* "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\Archive_rawflux\Tower\2018\7200RS\"<br />
<br />
* Winscp script set up plus batch file running through task scheduler to transfer data from ss-met to dropbox:<br />
"C:\Program Files (x86)\WinSCP\WinSCP.com" /script="c:\users\user\scripting\winscp_metdata.txt" <br />
<br />
* contents of '''winscp_metdata.txt'''<br />
open sftp://192.168.10.110<br />
synchronize local "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\MeteorologicalData\Met" /var/opt/CampbellSci/LoggerNet/4.1/SS_Met<br />
synchronize local "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\MeteorologicalData\Soil" /var/opt/CampbellSci/LoggerNet/4.1/SS_Soil<br />
exit<br />
* Current raw archive: <br />
C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\Archive_rawflux\Tower\2018\7200RS<br />
<br />
* Both of these batch files run as separate scheduled tasks under Task scheduler. <br />
** Met data transfers at 9:10 AK STD<br />
** Flux data transfers at 1:08 AK STD <br />
<br />
===Older Content===<br />
<br />
Here's a page started by Bob. Not sure how often I'll be adding stuff but it's been on my to-do list. Thought I'd start with packages added to the toughbook. <br />
===COTS network system===<br />
It's not the cheapest way to go but I thought going for commercial hardware for the network components would be the way to go. We'll see once the site is operational for a winter or two. Presently, what I have going on is something like this:<br />
<br />
This antenna picks up WiFi from a building at PFRR:<br/><br />
[http://www.radiolabs.com/products/antennas/2.4gig/backfire.php RadioLabs very directional antenna]<br/><br />
<br />
This WiFi adapter has a linux compatible chipset and was easy to setup:<br/><br />
[http://www.radiolabs.com/products/wireless/wave-magnum.php RadioLabs Magnum II USB Adapter]<br/><br />
This powered USB extender (extend using ethernet cable from box to box) allows the usb wifi adapter to be up on the tower, minimizing the coax losses on the run to the antenna:<br/><br />
[http://www.networktechinc.com/usbc5.html XTENDEX USB-C5-CE]<br/><br />
I picked up some underground burial suitable Cat5E to go from the computer usb extender to the tower usb extender:<br/><br />
[http://www.buy.com/prod/75ft-outdoor-waterproof-cat5e-ethernet-cable-direct-burial/q/sellerid/18349122/loc/101/211959049.html purchase link]<br/><br />
So those items combine to get you to the computer. <br />
<br />
I have two CSI white boxes. One to house the computer and one to house the tower USB & WiFi stuff. Each is lined with blueboard, sealed with duct seal, and has some extra desiccant to keep it dry, hopefully warm enough in the cold, time will tell on that though. I'll crunch the numbers at some point to see how much heat is being generated / how quickly it's dissipating. <br />
I don't expect to need to use the toughbook directly, should be available for sshing from UAF proper or via wired ethernet onsite but on the off chance I do need to connect locally, I have a VGA adapter connected to the computer and will leave a surplussed CRT monitor out at the site. Connection to the laptop will be via a bluetooth keyboard/touchpad combo:<br/><br />
[http://www.mwave.com/mwave/skusearch_v3.asp?scriteria=5177008&pagetitle=Solidtek%20KB-3962B-BT%20Mini%20Bluetooth%20Wireless%20Keyboard%20B purchase link]<br/><br />
<br />
The computer is then connected to a network switch. This allows it to connect to the local NL100 and handle any local DHCP traffic. Probably a future upgrade will be a wireless bridge to allow other computers access to the internet / reduce the amount of brittle cabling laying about in the shed. See below for information and particulars of the software setup.<br />
<br />
===Toughbook Setup===<br />
Stock Debian with a few extra packages installed like Numpy, TeamViewer, LoggerNet for Linux<br />
<br />
Currently use a Ubiqiti device to provide local network accesss.<br />
192.168.10.x subnet I think.<br />
<br />
===Sensors===<br />
''To Do''<br />
# Figure out problems with Soil Moisture probes<br />
# Figure out problem with soil heat flux plate<br />
# Emailed [http://people.iarc.uaf.edu/~bbusey/pfrr_super-site/soil_probs.html this site] to CSI 11/30/2010.<br />
<br />
===Local Network===<br />
Subnet is 192.168.10.x<br><br />
Computer: Select DHCP or for static these are currently in use:<br />
* 192.168.10.230<br />
* 192.168.10.230<br />
* 192.168.10.230<br />
Subnet: 255.255.255.0<br><br />
Default Gateway: 192.168.10.20<br><br />
DNS: Your own preferred, or 192.168.10.20<br><br />
<br />
<br />
====PakBus etc.====<br />
Computer MD485:<br />
RS485 & RS232 Active<br />
RS485@ 38k<br />
RS232@ 115.2k<br />
<br />
Logger MD485s are setup:<br />
RS485 & CSI/O active<br />
CSI/O Mode -- Modem Enabled<br />
Transparent communication mode<br />
CSI/O @ 38k<br />
RS485 @ 38k<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Data loggers:<br />
add-device pakbus-port {PakBusPort} as-child {ComPort};<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_Met} as-child {PakBusPort}; (420)<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_Soil} as-child {PakBusPort}; (421)<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_Diag} as-child {PakBusPort}; (422)<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_SnowTemp} as-child {PakBusPort}; (424)<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_Eco_1} as-child {PakBusPort}; (423)<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_HeatFlux_1} as-child {PakBusPort}; (425)<br />
<br />
====Field Visit Checklists====<br />
* [[SS Jan 2011 Trip 1]]<br />
* [[SS Feb 2011 Trip 1]]<br />
* [[SS Mar 2011 Trip 1]]<br />
* [[SS Mar 2011 Trip 2]]<br />
* [[SS June/Jul 2011 Trip 1]]<br />
* [[SS May 2016 Trip 1]]<br />
* [[SS August 2016 Trip 1]]</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Super-Site&diff=1196Super-Site2018-05-04T01:11:26Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* Visits */</p>
<hr />
<div><br />
<br />
<br />
[[Super Site Tower]]<br />
====Visits====<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2017-08-03]]<br />
<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2017-09-12]]<br />
<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2017-09-26]]<br />
<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2017-10-13]]<br />
<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2017-12-15]]<br />
<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2018-03-03]]<br />
<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2018-03-22]]<br />
<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2018-04-18]]<br />
[[SS Site Visit 2018-05-01 to 03]]<br />
<br />
===Current Programs===<br />
CSI Signature Values on 2014-08-11... checked from Dropbow/Logger_programs/super-site/:<br />
<br />
==> SS_Diag_Diagnostic.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_Diag","CR1000","29724","CR1000.Std.20","CPU:ss_diag_2011-01-25.CR1","30274","Diagnostic"<br />
30274 ss_diag_2011-01-25.CR1<br />
<br />
==> SS_Eco_1_AirTemps.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_Eco_1","CR1000","13604","CR1000.Std.22","CPU:ss_eco1_2012-07-10.CR1","10119","AirTemps"<br />
10119 ss_eco1_2012-07-10.CR1<br />
<br />
==> SS_HeatFlux_1_Diagnostic.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_HeatFlux_1","CR1000","47954","CR1000.Std.24","CPU:ss_hf_2012-10-09.CR1","31220","Diagnostic"<br />
31220 ss_hf_2012-10-09.CR1<br />
<br />
==> SS_Met_AirTemps.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_Met","CR1000","30801","CR1000.Std.20","CPU:ss_met_2013-03-06.CR1","47292","AirTemps"<br />
47292 ss_met_2013-03-06.CR1<br />
<br />
==> SS_SnowTemp_Diagnostic.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_SnowTemp","CR1000","22972","CR1000.Std.16","CPU:ss_snow_pro_2011-10-10.CR1","19271","Diagnostic"<br />
19271 ss_snow_pro_2011-10-10.CR1<br />
<br />
==> SS_Soil_Diagnostic.dat <==<br />
"TOA5","SS_Soil","CR1000","29723","CR1000.Std.20","CPU:ss_soil_2010-11-03.CR1","11488","Diagnostic"<br />
11488 ss_soil_2010-11-03.CR1<br />
<br />
===PFA Cameras===<br />
user: pfa<br />
<br />
This is the tower uplooking Serial to USB converter: <br />
root@pfa-CF-AX3SEGJR:/home/PFA_/public_html/original/dc# udevadm info -a -n /dev/ttyUSB0 | grep '{serial}' | head -n1<br />
ATTRS{serial}=="0000:00:14.0"<br />
<br />
Forest Floor: /dev/serial/by-path/pci-0000:00:14.0-usb-0:1:1.0-port0<br />
Tower Top: /dev/serial/by-path/pci-0000:00:14.0-usb-0:2:1.0-port0<br />
<br />
If you see a message like this in the logs:<br />
Error 10003: eph_waitsig got -2<br />
The camera is probably not turned on. To power on the tower top camera, press the button on the beige box for 2-3 seconds. To turn on the Forest Floor camera you will need to open the domed box and physically turn the power on.<br><br />
<br />
Images recorded on the cron schedule show here:<br />
* http://monitors.iarc.uaf.edu/poker-flat-research-range/cameras.php<br />
Manually recorded measurements, such as when running the scrip from a terminal window, show up here:<br />
/home/PFA_/public_html/original/dc<br />
<br />
===LI7200 Cleaning supplies that are at shed===<br />
* 4 pcs Scrub Bottle Kit, 7500 (p/n 7500-950)<br />
* 2 pcs Swagelock Ferrule Set (p/n 300-10501)<br />
* 3 pcs 5 Amp Fuse FAST (2 fuses per package) (p/n 439-04214)<br />
* 2 pcs Tygon Tubing R3400 1/16" ID 1/8" OD (p/n 222-09579)<br />
* 1 pcs O-Ring AS-020 Nitrile 70 (p/n 192-08408)<br />
* 1 pcs Quick Connect (p/n 300-10455)<br />
* 2 pcs Intake Screen (p/n 9972-043)<br />
* 1 pcs Bev-a-Line Tubing (p/n 222-01824)<br />
* 1 pcs Quick Connect 1/4" OD 3/8" OD (p/n 300-10771)<br />
* 1 pcs LI7200 Thermocouple board (p/n 9972-007)<br />
* 2 pcs bev-a-line tubing, 50 ft, 1/4" OD / 1/8" ID<br />
====More misc. supplies====<br />
* 2 12volt power supplies probably for a pump of some sort<br />
* 1 Turck 3 piece 7200 cable p/n 9972-012 <br />
* 1 Turck 4 pin quick screw cable (bare wires other side... SDM?)<br />
* 2 Turck 12 pin quick screw cable (bare wires other side)<br />
* 2 Network cables 3 - 10 meters long<br />
<br />
===Computers currently at Shed (7/2017)===<br />
* Eddy Flux Tower Top Toughbook CF-31<br />
** 64 bit Windows 7<br />
** hostname: ''tower''<br />
** purpose: log & manage tower top LICOR 7200<br />
* Eddy Flux Forest Floor Toughbook CF-31<br />
** 64 bit Windows 7<br />
** hostname: ''ForestFloor''<br />
** purpose: log & manage forest floor LICOR 7200<br />
* ss-main Toughbook cf-19<br />
** Debian<br />
** hostname: ss-main<br />
** purpose: logs super-site met etc. CR1000 systems<br />
* DTS Toughbook CF-19<br />
** Windows 7<br />
** hostname: ''dts-jics-PC''<br />
** purpose: log & manage DTS system<br />
* MS700 Hyperspectral computer: Sony Vaio laptop<br />
** Japanese Windows 10<br />
** hostname: ''JAMSTECVAIO''<br />
** purpose: LoggerNet for MS700 CR3000 logger<br />
* All Sky Cam Laptop<br />
** Ubuntu 16.04<br />
** hostname: ''pfa-CF-AX3SEGJR''<br />
** purpose: downloads images from up & down looking cameras<br />
* Fiberswitch Small Dell Notepad<br />
** Windows 10<br />
** hostname: ''DELL-HK''<br />
** purpose: manages HR400 system<br />
* JICS PC#1 Toshiba Laptop<br />
** Windows 7<br />
** hostname: ''JICS1-PC''<br />
** purpose: Dropbox backup at the moment for Eddy Flux data<br />
====Other Computer Items====<br />
* Hawking Technology Wireless Access Point<br />
** Signal ID: SS_Wifi<br />
* Ubiquiti M2 Bullet<br />
** Located at tower top w/ power of ethernet injector in shed, this is our access to the Poker Internet Infrastructure.<br />
* Net Gear 16 Port 10/100 Switch<br />
===Forest Floor Flux Bonus info===<br />
* batch file to automove data to dropbox:<br />
move c:\users\user\documents\* "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\pfrrflux\usprr_flux_original\archive_rawflux\floor\2018\"<br />
* scheduled task set up to run this daily.<br />
<br />
===Tower Flux Bonus info===<br />
* Use this batch file to transfer flux data to dropbox:<br />
move c:\users\user\documents\* "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\Archive_rawflux\Tower\2018\7200RS\"<br />
<br />
* Winscp script set up plus batch file running through task scheduler to transfer data from ss-met to dropbox:<br />
"C:\Program Files (x86)\WinSCP\WinSCP.com" /script="c:\users\user\scripting\winscp_metdata.txt" <br />
<br />
* contents of '''winscp_metdata.txt'''<br />
open sftp://192.168.10.110<br />
synchronize local "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\MeteorologicalData\Met" /var/opt/CampbellSci/LoggerNet/4.1/SS_Met<br />
synchronize local "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\MeteorologicalData\Soil" /var/opt/CampbellSci/LoggerNet/4.1/SS_Soil<br />
exit<br />
* Current raw archive: <br />
C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\Archive_rawflux\Tower\2018\7200RS<br />
<br />
* Both of these batch files run as separate scheduled tasks under Task scheduler. <br />
** Met data transfers at 9:10 AK STD<br />
** Flux data transfers at 1:08 AK STD <br />
<br />
===Older Content===<br />
<br />
Here's a page started by Bob. Not sure how often I'll be adding stuff but it's been on my to-do list. Thought I'd start with packages added to the toughbook. <br />
===COTS network system===<br />
It's not the cheapest way to go but I thought going for commercial hardware for the network components would be the way to go. We'll see once the site is operational for a winter or two. Presently, what I have going on is something like this:<br />
<br />
This antenna picks up WiFi from a building at PFRR:<br/><br />
[http://www.radiolabs.com/products/antennas/2.4gig/backfire.php RadioLabs very directional antenna]<br/><br />
<br />
This WiFi adapter has a linux compatible chipset and was easy to setup:<br/><br />
[http://www.radiolabs.com/products/wireless/wave-magnum.php RadioLabs Magnum II USB Adapter]<br/><br />
This powered USB extender (extend using ethernet cable from box to box) allows the usb wifi adapter to be up on the tower, minimizing the coax losses on the run to the antenna:<br/><br />
[http://www.networktechinc.com/usbc5.html XTENDEX USB-C5-CE]<br/><br />
I picked up some underground burial suitable Cat5E to go from the computer usb extender to the tower usb extender:<br/><br />
[http://www.buy.com/prod/75ft-outdoor-waterproof-cat5e-ethernet-cable-direct-burial/q/sellerid/18349122/loc/101/211959049.html purchase link]<br/><br />
So those items combine to get you to the computer. <br />
<br />
I have two CSI white boxes. One to house the computer and one to house the tower USB & WiFi stuff. Each is lined with blueboard, sealed with duct seal, and has some extra desiccant to keep it dry, hopefully warm enough in the cold, time will tell on that though. I'll crunch the numbers at some point to see how much heat is being generated / how quickly it's dissipating. <br />
I don't expect to need to use the toughbook directly, should be available for sshing from UAF proper or via wired ethernet onsite but on the off chance I do need to connect locally, I have a VGA adapter connected to the computer and will leave a surplussed CRT monitor out at the site. Connection to the laptop will be via a bluetooth keyboard/touchpad combo:<br/><br />
[http://www.mwave.com/mwave/skusearch_v3.asp?scriteria=5177008&pagetitle=Solidtek%20KB-3962B-BT%20Mini%20Bluetooth%20Wireless%20Keyboard%20B purchase link]<br/><br />
<br />
The computer is then connected to a network switch. This allows it to connect to the local NL100 and handle any local DHCP traffic. Probably a future upgrade will be a wireless bridge to allow other computers access to the internet / reduce the amount of brittle cabling laying about in the shed. See below for information and particulars of the software setup.<br />
<br />
===Toughbook Setup===<br />
Stock Debian with a few extra packages installed like Numpy, TeamViewer, LoggerNet for Linux<br />
<br />
Currently use a Ubiqiti device to provide local network accesss.<br />
192.168.10.x subnet I think.<br />
<br />
===Sensors===<br />
''To Do''<br />
# Figure out problems with Soil Moisture probes<br />
# Figure out problem with soil heat flux plate<br />
# Emailed [http://people.iarc.uaf.edu/~bbusey/pfrr_super-site/soil_probs.html this site] to CSI 11/30/2010.<br />
<br />
===Local Network===<br />
Subnet is 192.168.10.x<br><br />
Computer: Select DHCP or for static these are currently in use:<br />
* 192.168.10.230<br />
* 192.168.10.230<br />
* 192.168.10.230<br />
Subnet: 255.255.255.0<br><br />
Default Gateway: 192.168.10.20<br><br />
DNS: Your own preferred, or 192.168.10.20<br><br />
<br />
<br />
====PakBus etc.====<br />
Computer MD485:<br />
RS485 & RS232 Active<br />
RS485@ 38k<br />
RS232@ 115.2k<br />
<br />
Logger MD485s are setup:<br />
RS485 & CSI/O active<br />
CSI/O Mode -- Modem Enabled<br />
Transparent communication mode<br />
CSI/O @ 38k<br />
RS485 @ 38k<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Data loggers:<br />
add-device pakbus-port {PakBusPort} as-child {ComPort};<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_Met} as-child {PakBusPort}; (420)<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_Soil} as-child {PakBusPort}; (421)<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_Diag} as-child {PakBusPort}; (422)<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_SnowTemp} as-child {PakBusPort}; (424)<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_Eco_1} as-child {PakBusPort}; (423)<br />
add-device CR1000 {SS_HeatFlux_1} as-child {PakBusPort}; (425)<br />
<br />
====Field Visit Checklists====<br />
* [[SS Jan 2011 Trip 1]]<br />
* [[SS Feb 2011 Trip 1]]<br />
* [[SS Mar 2011 Trip 1]]<br />
* [[SS Mar 2011 Trip 2]]<br />
* [[SS June/Jul 2011 Trip 1]]<br />
* [[SS May 2016 Trip 1]]<br />
* [[SS August 2016 Trip 1]]</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=Snow_Survey_Kit&diff=3365Snow Survey Kit2018-04-12T18:02:39Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* Constants */</p>
<hr />
<div>===Constants===<br />
* Snow-Hydro Snow Tube Diameter: 30 cm^2<br />
* 1 Gallon Double Ziploc weight: for 2017 & 2018 -- 10grams<br />
<br />
===Extras===<br />
* Small Actionpacker<br />
* Hauling Sled<br />
* Thaw Probe<br />
* 4 fiberglass rods for snow course layout<br />
* hauling sled harness <br />
* snow shoes<br />
* Snow Tube for density measurements<br />
* Magnaprobe: Probe & Logger<br />
<br />
===Inside Actionpacker===<br />
* Scale<br />
* spare batteries for scale<br />
* metric folding tape<br />
** https://www.homedepot.com/p/Klein-Tools-6-ft-Fiberglass-Folding-Ruler-911-6/100647849<br />
* XXX ziploc bags<br />
* 1000cc daisy cutter for density<br />
** http://snowmetrics.com/shop/rip-1-cutter-1000-cc/<br />
* 250cc daisy cutter for density<br />
** http://snowmetrics.com/shop/rip-2-cutter/<br />
* Avalanche probe<br />
** https://www.amazon.com/Backcountry-Access-Stealth-Avalanche-Probe/dp/B009E34IQQ<br />
* Avalanche shovel<br />
** https://www.amazon.com/AAA-4004-Aluminum-Utility-Shovel/dp/B002SIR91A/ref=pd_lpo_vtph_468_bs_lp_img_1?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=TRM40DDK7JMGS8B1GZ1Z<br />
* Omega Digital Temperature Reader or Multimeter to measure thermistor resistance (for plan B)<br />
* 2 pcs 4' NRS strap<br />
* 1 pcs 12' NRS strap<br />
* Blue bag for holding snow tube / fiberglass rods / temperature probes<br />
* pruning shears<br />
* couple spare pencils</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2018_NGEE_Nome_March_Trip&diff=33582018 NGEE Nome March Trip2018-03-24T04:42:35Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* Campus and Not quite ready */</p>
<hr />
<div>===Trip Orientation Presentation===<br />
* https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1SQ97A2yjhUpWX0EJzlaltG_MGYtmj_YG8UpLDzza8z8/edit#slide=id.p4<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
<br />
<br />
* [[Snow Survey Kit]]<br />
<br />
===To Do===<br />
* make up cables for sled edge hookups<br />
<br />
===Final Checked baggage packing list===<br />
* 2 plan B sleds<br />
* 4 temperature probes<br />
* Federal sampler tubes & handle<br />
* toughbook for data downloads<br />
* serial cable & power cable for toughbook<br />
* SC32B for Teller SW data download<br />
* 4 spare SR50A transducers<br />
* 3 spare HMP155 at/rh sensors<br />
* handheld radios for intra group comms<br />
* hand warmers<br />
<br />
<br />
===3 person Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* UAF Nome Storage<br />
** one 3 person tent<br />
** 2 solid fuel cooking stoves in UAF Nome Storage<br />
** 3x sleeping pad in nome<br />
* Rest of kit is in a large actionpacker that is inventoried in the shipping section.<br />
<br />
===Northern Air Cargo Shipment===<br />
<br />
# Magnaprobe Pelican case<br />
# Magnaprobe Sensor (Long Skinny ABS Pipe)<br />
# Clear SWE tube (shorter chubby ABS Pipe)<br />
# Arctic Oven<br />
## Poles packed separately<br />
# Bob Busey Skis (Long Black Roller Case)<br />
## Skis<br />
## 1pair Polk Poles<br />
## 8 Fiberglass Rods<br />
# A Team Snow Survey Kit (small actionpacker)<br />
# B Team Snow Survey Kit (Small actionpacker)<br />
# Sleeping Bag Lg Actionpacker<br />
## 1 Reg heavy Sleeping bag<br />
## 1 long heavy sleeping bag<br />
## 1 reg medium sleeping bag<br />
## 1 long medium sleeping bag<br />
## 3 drybags for helicopter sleeping bags<br />
# Survival Camp Lg Actionpacker<br />
## lg teapot<br />
## cotton balls<br />
## vaseline<br />
## paracord<br />
## sparker<br />
## hatchet<br />
## arctic oven wood stove<br />
### chimney pieces<br />
### oven<br />
### flue<br />
### spark arrestor<br />
## 15 freeze dried meals<br />
## 7 deadman anchors for arctic oven tent<br />
## smoke alarm & batteries<br />
## 4-5 tie downs for deadman kit<br />
# Helicopter Safety Lg Actionpacker<br />
## 5 Survival Bivy sacks<br />
## Paracord<br />
## survival stove (fuel is in UAF nome storage)<br />
## nontoxic fire starter<br />
## water treatment tablets<br />
## camp saw<br />
## survival kit in a can<br />
## toe warmers<br />
## tea pot<br />
## 2 Helicopter Helmets (XL)<br />
## 2 thermarest mattresses (I believe there are 3 more in UAF Nome Storage)<br />
# Drybag w/ 2 pairs of snow shoes cable tied & bundled<br />
# Drybag w/ 2 pairs of snow shoes cable tied & bundled<br />
# drybag w/ winter clothes<br />
<br />
===LANL Shipments===<br />
* Box 1<br />
** 3pcs Heavy Sleeping Bags<br />
** 20pcs Freeze Dried Meals<br />
* Box 2<br />
** 3pcs Helicopter Helmets<br />
** 3pcs Sleeping Pads<br />
** 3pcs Helicopter Sleeping Bags<br />
* Box 3<br />
** Sorel Boots<br />
** 2 Water Thermos<br />
** 2 Lg Drybags for survival camp<br />
** 2 packages of food<br />
** 1 pcs snow shoes<br />
** 40 pack of toe warmers<br />
** 40 pack of hand warmers<br />
<br />
===Campus and Not quite ready===<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/24 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R42309<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* Team B Snow Survey Pruner in Bob Busey Toolbag in UAF Nome Storage<br />
* Steel shovels (nome Storage)<br />
** avalanche shovels... packed<br />
<br />
* 2x Snow density tube<br />
** Clear & NRCS Metric<br />
* Magnaprobe<br />
<br />
* Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* 2x * snow scale<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* 4 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
** (have 3 and one broken one)<br />
* small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* small actionpacker<br />
* satellite phone<br />
* satellite tracker<br />
* 2x avalanche probes<br />
* 2x metric folding tape<br />
* ??2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/24====<br />
* Bob Busey Arrive in Evening<br />
====3/25====<br />
* Bob Busey Stage equipment<br />
* Lay out survival sling load<br />
* organize helicopter safety kit<br />
* look at getting into UAF storage and NGEE containers<br />
* Rest of Nathan (evening) / Julian (evening) / Bob Bolton (noon) Arrive<br />
* Everyone goes grocery shopping<br />
<br />
====3/26====<br />
* LANL Stage their equipment<br />
* Bob Busey & Bob Bolton fly out to Teller and begin survey<br />
** download data from teller bottom site & teller SW<br />
* Sling load of survival gear goes to teller site<br />
* LANL Team joins survey in afternoon?<br />
====3/27====<br />
* Teller Day 2<br />
====3/28====<br />
* Teller Day 3<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* download station data at NGEE-Kougarok site</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2018_NGEE_Nome_March_Trip&diff=33572018 NGEE Nome March Trip2018-03-24T04:42:13Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* To Do Yet */</p>
<hr />
<div>===Trip Orientation Presentation===<br />
* https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1SQ97A2yjhUpWX0EJzlaltG_MGYtmj_YG8UpLDzza8z8/edit#slide=id.p4<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
<br />
<br />
* [[Snow Survey Kit]]<br />
<br />
===To Do===<br />
* make up cables for sled edge hookups<br />
<br />
===Final Checked baggage packing list===<br />
* 2 plan B sleds<br />
* 4 temperature probes<br />
* Federal sampler tubes & handle<br />
* toughbook for data downloads<br />
* serial cable & power cable for toughbook<br />
* SC32B for Teller SW data download<br />
* 4 spare SR50A transducers<br />
* 3 spare HMP155 at/rh sensors<br />
* handheld radios for intra group comms<br />
* hand warmers<br />
<br />
<br />
===3 person Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* UAF Nome Storage<br />
** one 3 person tent<br />
** 2 solid fuel cooking stoves in UAF Nome Storage<br />
** 3x sleeping pad in nome<br />
* Rest of kit is in a large actionpacker that is inventoried in the shipping section.<br />
<br />
===Northern Air Cargo Shipment===<br />
<br />
# Magnaprobe Pelican case<br />
# Magnaprobe Sensor (Long Skinny ABS Pipe)<br />
# Clear SWE tube (shorter chubby ABS Pipe)<br />
# Arctic Oven<br />
## Poles packed separately<br />
# Bob Busey Skis (Long Black Roller Case)<br />
## Skis<br />
## 1pair Polk Poles<br />
## 8 Fiberglass Rods<br />
# A Team Snow Survey Kit (small actionpacker)<br />
# B Team Snow Survey Kit (Small actionpacker)<br />
# Sleeping Bag Lg Actionpacker<br />
## 1 Reg heavy Sleeping bag<br />
## 1 long heavy sleeping bag<br />
## 1 reg medium sleeping bag<br />
## 1 long medium sleeping bag<br />
## 3 drybags for helicopter sleeping bags<br />
# Survival Camp Lg Actionpacker<br />
## lg teapot<br />
## cotton balls<br />
## vaseline<br />
## paracord<br />
## sparker<br />
## hatchet<br />
## arctic oven wood stove<br />
### chimney pieces<br />
### oven<br />
### flue<br />
### spark arrestor<br />
## 15 freeze dried meals<br />
## 7 deadman anchors for arctic oven tent<br />
## smoke alarm & batteries<br />
## 4-5 tie downs for deadman kit<br />
# Helicopter Safety Lg Actionpacker<br />
## 5 Survival Bivy sacks<br />
## Paracord<br />
## survival stove (fuel is in UAF nome storage)<br />
## nontoxic fire starter<br />
## water treatment tablets<br />
## camp saw<br />
## survival kit in a can<br />
## toe warmers<br />
## tea pot<br />
## 2 Helicopter Helmets (XL)<br />
## 2 thermarest mattresses (I believe there are 3 more in UAF Nome Storage)<br />
# Drybag w/ 2 pairs of snow shoes cable tied & bundled<br />
# Drybag w/ 2 pairs of snow shoes cable tied & bundled<br />
# drybag w/ winter clothes<br />
<br />
===LANL Shipments===<br />
* Box 1<br />
** 3pcs Heavy Sleeping Bags<br />
** 20pcs Freeze Dried Meals<br />
* Box 2<br />
** 3pcs Helicopter Helmets<br />
** 3pcs Sleeping Pads<br />
** 3pcs Helicopter Sleeping Bags<br />
* Box 3<br />
** Sorel Boots<br />
** 2 Water Thermos<br />
** 2 Lg Drybags for survival camp<br />
** 2 packages of food<br />
** 1 pcs snow shoes<br />
** 40 pack of toe warmers<br />
** 40 pack of hand warmers<br />
<br />
===Campus and Not quite ready===<br />
* Satellite Tracker<br />
* Sat Phone<br />
* Magnaprobe batteries<br />
* Bolt cutter for UAF nome storage<br />
* Lock for UAF Nome Storage<br />
* spare sensors & toughbook for instrumentation in Teller/Kougarok<br />
* Team Radios<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/24 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R42309<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* Team B Snow Survey Pruner in Bob Busey Toolbag in UAF Nome Storage<br />
* Steel shovels (nome Storage)<br />
** avalanche shovels... packed<br />
<br />
* 2x Snow density tube<br />
** Clear & NRCS Metric<br />
* Magnaprobe<br />
<br />
* Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* 2x * snow scale<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* 4 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
** (have 3 and one broken one)<br />
* small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* small actionpacker<br />
* satellite phone<br />
* satellite tracker<br />
* 2x avalanche probes<br />
* 2x metric folding tape<br />
* ??2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/24====<br />
* Bob Busey Arrive in Evening<br />
====3/25====<br />
* Bob Busey Stage equipment<br />
* Lay out survival sling load<br />
* organize helicopter safety kit<br />
* look at getting into UAF storage and NGEE containers<br />
* Rest of Nathan (evening) / Julian (evening) / Bob Bolton (noon) Arrive<br />
* Everyone goes grocery shopping<br />
<br />
====3/26====<br />
* LANL Stage their equipment<br />
* Bob Busey & Bob Bolton fly out to Teller and begin survey<br />
** download data from teller bottom site & teller SW<br />
* Sling load of survival gear goes to teller site<br />
* LANL Team joins survey in afternoon?<br />
====3/27====<br />
* Teller Day 2<br />
====3/28====<br />
* Teller Day 3<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* download station data at NGEE-Kougarok site</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2018_NGEE_Nome_March_Trip&diff=33562018 NGEE Nome March Trip2018-03-22T20:10:24Z<p>137.229.92.213: </p>
<hr />
<div>===Trip Orientation Presentation===<br />
* https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1SQ97A2yjhUpWX0EJzlaltG_MGYtmj_YG8UpLDzza8z8/edit#slide=id.p4<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* XX Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* XX Harnesses for Sled dragging<br />
* Repeat from 2017: Decide if PDF Maps is worth it or if an alternative is better yet<br />
** We should do zoom in maps for all of the X & L survey points or if not zoom in for each, something similar.<br />
* Grommets & Rudders for Plan B sleds<br />
* Need to get data logger downloading kit setup<br />
* grab an extra HMP155 or two<br />
* grab several SR50A transducers<br />
* toughbook<br />
* serial cables<br />
* SC32B for Teller SW station<br />
* Saito's Snow shoes<br />
<br />
* [[Snow Survey Kit]]<br />
<br />
===To Do===<br />
* make up cables for sled edge hookups<br />
<br />
===Final Checked baggage packing list===<br />
* 2 plan B sleds<br />
* 4 temperature probes<br />
* Federal sampler tubes & handle<br />
* toughbook for data downloads<br />
* serial cable & power cable for toughbook<br />
* SC32B for Teller SW data download<br />
* 4 spare SR50A transducers<br />
* 3 spare HMP155 at/rh sensors<br />
* handheld radios for intra group comms<br />
* hand warmers<br />
<br />
<br />
===3 person Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* UAF Nome Storage<br />
** one 3 person tent<br />
** 2 solid fuel cooking stoves in UAF Nome Storage<br />
** 3x sleeping pad in nome<br />
* Rest of kit is in a large actionpacker that is inventoried in the shipping section.<br />
<br />
===Northern Air Cargo Shipment===<br />
<br />
# Magnaprobe Pelican case<br />
# Magnaprobe Sensor (Long Skinny ABS Pipe)<br />
# Clear SWE tube (shorter chubby ABS Pipe)<br />
# Arctic Oven<br />
## Poles packed separately<br />
# Bob Busey Skis (Long Black Roller Case)<br />
## Skis<br />
## 1pair Polk Poles<br />
## 8 Fiberglass Rods<br />
# A Team Snow Survey Kit (small actionpacker)<br />
# B Team Snow Survey Kit (Small actionpacker)<br />
# Sleeping Bag Lg Actionpacker<br />
## 1 Reg heavy Sleeping bag<br />
## 1 long heavy sleeping bag<br />
## 1 reg medium sleeping bag<br />
## 1 long medium sleeping bag<br />
## 3 drybags for helicopter sleeping bags<br />
# Survival Camp Lg Actionpacker<br />
## lg teapot<br />
## cotton balls<br />
## vaseline<br />
## paracord<br />
## sparker<br />
## hatchet<br />
## arctic oven wood stove<br />
### chimney pieces<br />
### oven<br />
### flue<br />
### spark arrestor<br />
## 15 freeze dried meals<br />
## 7 deadman anchors for arctic oven tent<br />
## smoke alarm & batteries<br />
## 4-5 tie downs for deadman kit<br />
# Helicopter Safety Lg Actionpacker<br />
## 5 Survival Bivy sacks<br />
## Paracord<br />
## survival stove (fuel is in UAF nome storage)<br />
## nontoxic fire starter<br />
## water treatment tablets<br />
## camp saw<br />
## survival kit in a can<br />
## toe warmers<br />
## tea pot<br />
## 2 Helicopter Helmets (XL)<br />
## 2 thermarest mattresses (I believe there are 3 more in UAF Nome Storage)<br />
# Drybag w/ 2 pairs of snow shoes cable tied & bundled<br />
# Drybag w/ 2 pairs of snow shoes cable tied & bundled<br />
# drybag w/ winter clothes<br />
<br />
===LANL Shipments===<br />
* Box 1<br />
** 3pcs Heavy Sleeping Bags<br />
** 20pcs Freeze Dried Meals<br />
* Box 2<br />
** 3pcs Helicopter Helmets<br />
** 3pcs Sleeping Pads<br />
** 3pcs Helicopter Sleeping Bags<br />
* Box 3<br />
** Sorel Boots<br />
** 2 Water Thermos<br />
** 2 Lg Drybags for survival camp<br />
** 2 packages of food<br />
** 1 pcs snow shoes<br />
** 40 pack of toe warmers<br />
** 40 pack of hand warmers<br />
<br />
===Campus and Not quite ready===<br />
* Satellite Tracker<br />
* Sat Phone<br />
* Magnaprobe batteries<br />
* Bolt cutter for UAF nome storage<br />
* Lock for UAF Nome Storage<br />
* spare sensors & toughbook for instrumentation in Teller/Kougarok<br />
* Team Radios<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/24 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R42309<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* Team B Snow Survey Pruner in Bob Busey Toolbag in UAF Nome Storage<br />
* Steel shovels (nome Storage)<br />
** avalanche shovels... packed<br />
<br />
* 2x Snow density tube<br />
** Clear & NRCS Metric<br />
* Magnaprobe<br />
<br />
* Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* 2x * snow scale<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* 4 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
** (have 3 and one broken one)<br />
* small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* small actionpacker<br />
* satellite phone<br />
* satellite tracker<br />
* 2x avalanche probes<br />
* 2x metric folding tape<br />
* ??2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/24====<br />
* Bob Busey Arrive in Evening<br />
====3/25====<br />
* Bob Busey Stage equipment<br />
* Lay out survival sling load<br />
* organize helicopter safety kit<br />
* look at getting into UAF storage and NGEE containers<br />
* Rest of Nathan (evening) / Julian (evening) / Bob Bolton (noon) Arrive<br />
* Everyone goes grocery shopping<br />
<br />
====3/26====<br />
* LANL Stage their equipment<br />
* Bob Busey & Bob Bolton fly out to Teller and begin survey<br />
** download data from teller bottom site & teller SW<br />
* Sling load of survival gear goes to teller site<br />
* LANL Team joins survey in afternoon?<br />
====3/27====<br />
* Teller Day 2<br />
====3/28====<br />
* Teller Day 3<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* download station data at NGEE-Kougarok site</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2018_NGEE_Nome_March_Trip&diff=33552018 NGEE Nome March Trip2018-03-22T01:07:20Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* 3/25 */</p>
<hr />
<div>===Trip Orientation Presentation===<br />
* https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1SQ97A2yjhUpWX0EJzlaltG_MGYtmj_YG8UpLDzza8z8/edit#slide=id.p4<br />
<br />
===Plan B stuff===<br />
* LANL Snow shoes?<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* XX Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* XX Harnesses for Sled dragging<br />
* Repeat from 2017: Decide if PDF Maps is worth it or if an alternative is better yet<br />
** We should do zoom in maps for all of the X & L survey points or if not zoom in for each, something similar.<br />
* Grommets & Rudders for Plan B sleds<br />
* Need to get data logger downloading kit setup<br />
* grab an extra HMP155 or two<br />
* grab several SR50A transducers<br />
* toughbook<br />
* serial cables<br />
* SC32B for Teller SW station<br />
<br />
<br />
* [[Snow Survey Kit]]<br />
<br />
===To Purchase===<br />
* fieldbooks<br />
* make up cables for sled edge hookups<br />
* compression sack for Bob Busey's heavy winter sleeping bag<br />
<br />
===3 person Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* UAF Nome Storage<br />
** one 3 person tent<br />
** 2 solid fuel cooking stoves in UAF Nome Storage<br />
** 3x sleeping pad in nome<br />
* Rest of kit is in a large actionpacker that is inventoried in the shipping section.<br />
<br />
===Northern Air Cargo Shipment===<br />
<br />
# Magnaprobe Pelican case<br />
# Magnaprobe Sensor (Long Skinny ABS Pipe)<br />
# Clear SWE tube (shorter chubby ABS Pipe)<br />
# Arctic Oven<br />
## Poles packed separately<br />
# Bob Busey Skis (Long Black Roller Case)<br />
## Skis<br />
## 1pair Polk Poles<br />
## 8 Fiberglass Rods<br />
# A Team Snow Survey Kit (small actionpacker)<br />
# B Team Snow Survey Kit (Small actionpacker)<br />
# Sleeping Bag Lg Actionpacker<br />
## 1 Reg heavy Sleeping bag<br />
## 1 long heavy sleeping bag<br />
## 1 reg medium sleeping bag<br />
## 1 long medium sleeping bag<br />
## 3 drybags for helicopter sleeping bags<br />
# Survival Camp Lg Actionpacker<br />
## lg teapot<br />
## cotton balls<br />
## vaseline<br />
## paracord<br />
## sparker<br />
## hatchet<br />
## arctic oven wood stove<br />
### chimney pieces<br />
### oven<br />
### flue<br />
### spark arrestor<br />
## 15 freeze dried meals<br />
## 7 deadman anchors for arctic oven tent<br />
## smoke alarm & batteries<br />
## 4-5 tie downs for deadman kit<br />
# Helicopter Safety Lg Actionpacker<br />
## 5 Survival Bivy sacks<br />
## Paracord<br />
## survival stove (fuel is in UAF nome storage)<br />
## nontoxic fire starter<br />
## water treatment tablets<br />
## camp saw<br />
## survival kit in a can<br />
## toe warmers<br />
## tea pot<br />
## 2 Helicopter Helmets (XL)<br />
## 2 thermarest mattresses (I believe there are 3 more in UAF Nome Storage)<br />
# Drybag w/ 2 pairs of snow shoes cable tied & bundled<br />
# Drybag w/ 2 pairs of snow shoes cable tied & bundled<br />
# drybag w/ winter clothes<br />
<br />
===LANL Shipments===<br />
* Box 1<br />
** 3pcs Heavy Sleeping Bags<br />
** 20pcs Freeze Dried Meals<br />
* Box 2<br />
** 3pcs Helicopter Helmets<br />
** 3pcs Sleeping Pads<br />
** 3pcs Helicopter Sleeping Bags<br />
* Box 3<br />
** Sorel Boots<br />
** 2 Water Thermos<br />
** 2 Lg Drybags for survival camp<br />
** 2 packages of food<br />
** 1 pcs snow shoes<br />
** 40 pack of toe warmers<br />
** 40 pack of hand warmers<br />
<br />
===Campus and Not quite ready===<br />
* Satellite Tracker<br />
* Sat Phone<br />
* Magnaprobe batteries<br />
* Bolt cutter for UAF nome storage<br />
* Lock for UAF Nome Storage<br />
* spare sensors & toughbook for instrumentation in Teller/Kougarok<br />
* Team Radios<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/24 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R42309<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* Team B Snow Survey Pruner in Bob Busey Toolbag in UAF Nome Storage<br />
* Steel shovels (nome Storage)<br />
** avalanche shovels... packed<br />
<br />
* 2x Snow density tube<br />
** Clear & NRCS Metric<br />
* Magnaprobe<br />
<br />
* Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* 2x * snow scale<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* 4 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
** (have 3 and one broken one)<br />
* small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* small actionpacker<br />
* satellite phone<br />
* satellite tracker<br />
* 2x avalanche probes<br />
* 2x metric folding tape<br />
* ??2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/24====<br />
* Bob Busey Arrive in Evening<br />
====3/25====<br />
* Bob Busey Stage equipment<br />
* Lay out survival sling load<br />
* organize helicopter safety kit<br />
* look at getting into UAF storage and NGEE containers<br />
* Rest of Nathan (evening) / Julian (evening) / Bob Bolton (noon) Arrive<br />
* Everyone goes grocery shopping<br />
<br />
====3/26====<br />
* LANL Stage their equipment<br />
* Bob Busey & Bob Bolton fly out to Teller and begin survey<br />
** download data from teller bottom site & teller SW<br />
* Sling load of survival gear goes to teller site<br />
* LANL Team joins survey in afternoon?<br />
====3/27====<br />
* Teller Day 2<br />
====3/28====<br />
* Teller Day 3<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* download station data at NGEE-Kougarok site</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2018_NGEE_Nome_March_Trip&diff=33482018 NGEE Nome March Trip2018-03-04T23:57:55Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* General Snow Survey Gear */</p>
<hr />
<div><br />
===Plan B stuff===<br />
* LANL Snow shoes?<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* Harnesses for Sled dragging<br />
** 1x daisy chain deal<br />
** carbiners<br />
* Still waiting for NRCS snow tube from Rickly<br />
* Long NRS Straps for snow kits<br />
** Need 1 long for B kit & 1-2 more for each<br />
* Repeat from 2017: Decide if PDF Maps is worth it or if an alternative is better yet<br />
** We should do zoom in maps for all of the X & L survey points or if not zoom in for each, something similar.<br />
* Cut snow temperature sensor tubes to size & cap (1.25" sched 40 PVC)<br />
* Dry bags for helicopter gear (not helo sleeping bags... have those...)<br />
* Waiting for Second Snow Tube to arrive from Rickly<br />
* Grommets & Rudders for Plan B sleds<br />
* Buy a Cookie Sheet to put under wood stove.<br />
* Need to get data logger downloading kit setup<br />
* grab an extra HMP155 or two<br />
* grab several SR50A transducers<br />
* toughbook<br />
* serial cables<br />
* SC32B for Teller SW station<br />
<br />
<br />
* [[Snow Survey Kit]]<br />
<br />
===To Purchase===<br />
* fieldbooks<br />
* ziplocs?<br />
* arctic oven quick tie down cam deals<br />
* daisy chain deals for sled harness<br />
* make up cables for sled edge hookups<br />
* compression sack for Bob Busey's heavy winter sleeping bag<br />
* 2x end caps and screw caps for temperature probe pvc cases<br />
* 2x 9ft NRS straps for 2 lg actionpackers (just find in supply)<br />
<br />
===3 person Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* UAF Nome Storage<br />
** one 3 person tent<br />
** 2 solid fuel cooking stoves in UAF Nome Storage<br />
** 3x sleeping pad in nome<br />
* Rest of kit is in a large actionpacker that is inventoried in the shipping section.<br />
<br />
===Northern Air Cargo Shipment===<br />
<br />
# Magnaprobe Pelican case<br />
# Magnaprobe Sensor (Long Skinny ABS Pipe)<br />
# Clear SWE tube (shorter chubby ABS Pipe)<br />
# Arctic Oven<br />
## Poles packed separately<br />
# Bob Busey Skis (Long Black Roller Case)<br />
## Skis<br />
## 1pair Polk Poles<br />
## 8 Fiberglass Rods<br />
# A Team Snow Survey Kit (small actionpacker)<br />
# B Team Snow Survey Kit (Small actionpacker)<br />
# Sleeping Bag Lg Actionpacker<br />
## 1 Reg heavy Sleeping bag<br />
## 1 long heavy sleeping bag<br />
## 1 reg medium sleeping bag<br />
## 1 long medium sleeping bag<br />
## 3 drybags for helicopter sleeping bags<br />
# Survival Camp Lg Actionpacker<br />
## lg teapot<br />
## cotton balls<br />
## vaseline<br />
## paracord<br />
## sparker<br />
## hatchet<br />
## arctic oven wood stove<br />
### chimney pieces<br />
### oven<br />
### flue<br />
### spark arrestor<br />
## 15 freeze dried meals<br />
## 7 deadman anchors for arctic oven tent<br />
## smoke alarm & batteries<br />
## 4-5 tie downs for deadman kit<br />
# Helicopter Safety Lg Actionpacker<br />
## 5 Survival Bivy sacks<br />
## Paracord<br />
## survival stove (fuel is in UAF nome storage)<br />
## nontoxic fire starter<br />
## water treatment tablets<br />
## camp saw<br />
## survival kit in a can<br />
## toe warmers<br />
## tea pot<br />
## 2 Helicopter Helmets (XL)<br />
## 2 thermarest mattresses (I believe there are 3 more in UAF Nome Storage)<br />
# Drybag w/ 2 pairs of snow shoes cable tied & bundled<br />
# Drybag w/ 2 pairs of snow shoes cable tied & bundled<br />
# drybag w/ winter clothes<br />
<br />
===Campus and Not quite ready===<br />
* Satellite Tracker<br />
* Sat Phone<br />
* Magnaprobe batteries<br />
* Bolt cutter for UAF nome storage<br />
* Lock for UAF Nome Storage<br />
* spare sensors & toughbook for instrumentation in Teller/Kougarok<br />
* Team Radios<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/24 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R42309<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* Team B Snow Survey Pruner in Bob Busey Toolbag in UAF Nome Storage<br />
* Steel shovels (nome Storage)<br />
** avalanche shovels... packed<br />
<br />
* 2x Snow density tube<br />
** Clear & NRCS Metric<br />
* Magnaprobe<br />
<br />
* Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* 2x * snow scale<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* 4 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
** (have 3 and one broken one)<br />
* small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* small actionpacker<br />
* satellite phone<br />
* satellite tracker<br />
* 2x avalanche probes<br />
* 2x metric folding tape<br />
* ??2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/24====<br />
* Bob Busey Arrive in Evening<br />
====3/25====<br />
* Bob Busey Stage equipment<br />
* Rest of Nathan / Julian / Bob Bolton Arrive<br />
====3/26====<br />
* LANL Stage their equipment<br />
* Bob Busey & Bob Bolton fly out to Teller and begin survey<br />
** download data from teller bottom site & teller SW<br />
* Sling load of survival gear goes to teller site<br />
* LANL Team joins survey in afternoon?<br />
====3/27====<br />
* Teller Day 2<br />
====3/28====<br />
* Teller Day 3<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* download station data at NGEE-Kougarok site</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2018_NGEE_Nome_March_Trip&diff=33472018 NGEE Nome March Trip2018-03-04T23:56:56Z<p>137.229.92.213: </p>
<hr />
<div><br />
===Plan B stuff===<br />
* LANL Snow shoes?<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* Harnesses for Sled dragging<br />
** 1x daisy chain deal<br />
** carbiners<br />
* Still waiting for NRCS snow tube from Rickly<br />
* Long NRS Straps for snow kits<br />
** Need 1 long for B kit & 1-2 more for each<br />
* Repeat from 2017: Decide if PDF Maps is worth it or if an alternative is better yet<br />
** We should do zoom in maps for all of the X & L survey points or if not zoom in for each, something similar.<br />
* Cut snow temperature sensor tubes to size & cap (1.25" sched 40 PVC)<br />
* Dry bags for helicopter gear (not helo sleeping bags... have those...)<br />
* Waiting for Second Snow Tube to arrive from Rickly<br />
* Grommets & Rudders for Plan B sleds<br />
* Buy a Cookie Sheet to put under wood stove.<br />
* Need to get data logger downloading kit setup<br />
* grab an extra HMP155 or two<br />
* grab several SR50A transducers<br />
* toughbook<br />
* serial cables<br />
* SC32B for Teller SW station<br />
<br />
<br />
* [[Snow Survey Kit]]<br />
<br />
===To Purchase===<br />
* fieldbooks<br />
* ziplocs?<br />
* arctic oven quick tie down cam deals<br />
* daisy chain deals for sled harness<br />
* make up cables for sled edge hookups<br />
* compression sack for Bob Busey's heavy winter sleeping bag<br />
* 2x end caps and screw caps for temperature probe pvc cases<br />
* 2x 9ft NRS straps for 2 lg actionpackers (just find in supply)<br />
<br />
===3 person Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* UAF Nome Storage<br />
** one 3 person tent<br />
** 2 solid fuel cooking stoves in UAF Nome Storage<br />
** 3x sleeping pad in nome<br />
* Rest of kit is in a large actionpacker that is inventoried in the shipping section.<br />
<br />
===Northern Air Cargo Shipment===<br />
<br />
# Magnaprobe Pelican case<br />
# Magnaprobe Sensor (Long Skinny ABS Pipe)<br />
# Clear SWE tube (shorter chubby ABS Pipe)<br />
# Arctic Oven<br />
## Poles packed separately<br />
# Bob Busey Skis (Long Black Roller Case)<br />
## Skis<br />
## 1pair Polk Poles<br />
## 8 Fiberglass Rods<br />
# A Team Snow Survey Kit (small actionpacker)<br />
# B Team Snow Survey Kit (Small actionpacker)<br />
# Sleeping Bag Lg Actionpacker<br />
## 1 Reg heavy Sleeping bag<br />
## 1 long heavy sleeping bag<br />
## 1 reg medium sleeping bag<br />
## 1 long medium sleeping bag<br />
## 3 drybags for helicopter sleeping bags<br />
# Survival Camp Lg Actionpacker<br />
## lg teapot<br />
## cotton balls<br />
## vaseline<br />
## paracord<br />
## sparker<br />
## hatchet<br />
## arctic oven wood stove<br />
### chimney pieces<br />
### oven<br />
### flue<br />
### spark arrestor<br />
## 15 freeze dried meals<br />
## 7 deadman anchors for arctic oven tent<br />
## smoke alarm & batteries<br />
## 4-5 tie downs for deadman kit<br />
# Helicopter Safety Lg Actionpacker<br />
## 5 Survival Bivy sacks<br />
## Paracord<br />
## survival stove (fuel is in UAF nome storage)<br />
## nontoxic fire starter<br />
## water treatment tablets<br />
## camp saw<br />
## survival kit in a can<br />
## toe warmers<br />
## tea pot<br />
## 2 Helicopter Helmets (XL)<br />
## 2 thermarest mattresses (I believe there are 3 more in UAF Nome Storage)<br />
# Drybag w/ 2 pairs of snow shoes cable tied & bundled<br />
# Drybag w/ 2 pairs of snow shoes cable tied & bundled<br />
# drybag w/ winter clothes<br />
<br />
===Campus and Not quite ready===<br />
* Satellite Tracker<br />
* Sat Phone<br />
* Magnaprobe batteries<br />
* Bolt cutter for UAF nome storage<br />
* Lock for UAF Nome Storage<br />
* spare sensors & toughbook for instrumentation in Teller/Kougarok<br />
* Team Radios<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/24 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R42309<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* Team B Snow Survey Pruner in Bob Busey Toolbag in UAF Nome Storage<br />
* Steel shovels (nome Storage)<br />
** avalanche shovels... packed<br />
<br />
* 2x Snow density tube<br />
** Clear & NRCS Metric<br />
* XX Magnaprobe<br />
** -----> charge batteries<br />
* XX Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* XX2x * snow scale<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* 4 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
** (have 3 and one broken one)<br />
* XX small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* XX small actionpacker<br />
* XX satellite phone<br />
* XX satellite tracker<br />
* XX 2x avalanche probes<br />
* XX 2x metric folding tape<br />
* 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
<br />
ng on final approval for tent borrow<br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/24====<br />
* Bob Busey Arrive in Evening<br />
====3/25====<br />
* Bob Busey Stage equipment<br />
* Rest of Nathan / Julian / Bob Bolton Arrive<br />
====3/26====<br />
* LANL Stage their equipment<br />
* Bob Busey & Bob Bolton fly out to Teller and begin survey<br />
** download data from teller bottom site & teller SW<br />
* Sling load of survival gear goes to teller site<br />
* LANL Team joins survey in afternoon?<br />
====3/27====<br />
* Teller Day 2<br />
====3/28====<br />
* Teller Day 3<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* download station data at NGEE-Kougarok site</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2018_NGEE_Nome_March_Trip&diff=33462018 NGEE Nome March Trip2018-03-04T23:56:49Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* To Do Yet */</p>
<hr />
<div>Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc. (2/13/2018 copied and pasted from 2017)<br />
<br />
===Plan B stuff===<br />
* LANL Snow shoes?<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* Harnesses for Sled dragging<br />
** 1x daisy chain deal<br />
** carbiners<br />
* Still waiting for NRCS snow tube from Rickly<br />
* Long NRS Straps for snow kits<br />
** Need 1 long for B kit & 1-2 more for each<br />
* Repeat from 2017: Decide if PDF Maps is worth it or if an alternative is better yet<br />
** We should do zoom in maps for all of the X & L survey points or if not zoom in for each, something similar.<br />
* Cut snow temperature sensor tubes to size & cap (1.25" sched 40 PVC)<br />
* Dry bags for helicopter gear (not helo sleeping bags... have those...)<br />
* Waiting for Second Snow Tube to arrive from Rickly<br />
* Grommets & Rudders for Plan B sleds<br />
* Buy a Cookie Sheet to put under wood stove.<br />
* Need to get data logger downloading kit setup<br />
* grab an extra HMP155 or two<br />
* grab several SR50A transducers<br />
* toughbook<br />
* serial cables<br />
* SC32B for Teller SW station<br />
<br />
<br />
* [[Snow Survey Kit]]<br />
<br />
===To Purchase===<br />
* fieldbooks<br />
* ziplocs?<br />
* arctic oven quick tie down cam deals<br />
* daisy chain deals for sled harness<br />
* make up cables for sled edge hookups<br />
* compression sack for Bob Busey's heavy winter sleeping bag<br />
* 2x end caps and screw caps for temperature probe pvc cases<br />
* 2x 9ft NRS straps for 2 lg actionpackers (just find in supply)<br />
<br />
===3 person Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* UAF Nome Storage<br />
** one 3 person tent<br />
** 2 solid fuel cooking stoves in UAF Nome Storage<br />
** 3x sleeping pad in nome<br />
* Rest of kit is in a large actionpacker that is inventoried in the shipping section.<br />
<br />
===Northern Air Cargo Shipment===<br />
<br />
# Magnaprobe Pelican case<br />
# Magnaprobe Sensor (Long Skinny ABS Pipe)<br />
# Clear SWE tube (shorter chubby ABS Pipe)<br />
# Arctic Oven<br />
## Poles packed separately<br />
# Bob Busey Skis (Long Black Roller Case)<br />
## Skis<br />
## 1pair Polk Poles<br />
## 8 Fiberglass Rods<br />
# A Team Snow Survey Kit (small actionpacker)<br />
# B Team Snow Survey Kit (Small actionpacker)<br />
# Sleeping Bag Lg Actionpacker<br />
## 1 Reg heavy Sleeping bag<br />
## 1 long heavy sleeping bag<br />
## 1 reg medium sleeping bag<br />
## 1 long medium sleeping bag<br />
## 3 drybags for helicopter sleeping bags<br />
# Survival Camp Lg Actionpacker<br />
## lg teapot<br />
## cotton balls<br />
## vaseline<br />
## paracord<br />
## sparker<br />
## hatchet<br />
## arctic oven wood stove<br />
### chimney pieces<br />
### oven<br />
### flue<br />
### spark arrestor<br />
## 15 freeze dried meals<br />
## 7 deadman anchors for arctic oven tent<br />
## smoke alarm & batteries<br />
## 4-5 tie downs for deadman kit<br />
# Helicopter Safety Lg Actionpacker<br />
## 5 Survival Bivy sacks<br />
## Paracord<br />
## survival stove (fuel is in UAF nome storage)<br />
## nontoxic fire starter<br />
## water treatment tablets<br />
## camp saw<br />
## survival kit in a can<br />
## toe warmers<br />
## tea pot<br />
## 2 Helicopter Helmets (XL)<br />
## 2 thermarest mattresses (I believe there are 3 more in UAF Nome Storage)<br />
# Drybag w/ 2 pairs of snow shoes cable tied & bundled<br />
# Drybag w/ 2 pairs of snow shoes cable tied & bundled<br />
# drybag w/ winter clothes<br />
<br />
===Campus and Not quite ready===<br />
* Satellite Tracker<br />
* Sat Phone<br />
* Magnaprobe batteries<br />
* Bolt cutter for UAF nome storage<br />
* Lock for UAF Nome Storage<br />
* spare sensors & toughbook for instrumentation in Teller/Kougarok<br />
* Team Radios<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/24 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R42309<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* Team B Snow Survey Pruner in Bob Busey Toolbag in UAF Nome Storage<br />
* Steel shovels (nome Storage)<br />
** avalanche shovels... packed<br />
<br />
* 2x Snow density tube<br />
** Clear & NRCS Metric<br />
* XX Magnaprobe<br />
** -----> charge batteries<br />
* XX Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* XX2x * snow scale<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* 4 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
** (have 3 and one broken one)<br />
* XX small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* XX small actionpacker<br />
* XX satellite phone<br />
* XX satellite tracker<br />
* XX 2x avalanche probes<br />
* XX 2x metric folding tape<br />
* 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
<br />
ng on final approval for tent borrow<br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/24====<br />
* Bob Busey Arrive in Evening<br />
====3/25====<br />
* Bob Busey Stage equipment<br />
* Rest of Nathan / Julian / Bob Bolton Arrive<br />
====3/26====<br />
* LANL Stage their equipment<br />
* Bob Busey & Bob Bolton fly out to Teller and begin survey<br />
** download data from teller bottom site & teller SW<br />
* Sling load of survival gear goes to teller site<br />
* LANL Team joins survey in afternoon?<br />
====3/27====<br />
* Teller Day 2<br />
====3/28====<br />
* Teller Day 3<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* download station data at NGEE-Kougarok site</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2018_NGEE_Nome_March_Trip&diff=33452018 NGEE Nome March Trip2018-03-04T23:56:05Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* Northern Air Cargo Shipment */</p>
<hr />
<div>Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc. (2/13/2018 copied and pasted from 2017)<br />
<br />
===Plan B stuff===<br />
* LANL Snow shoes?<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* Harnesses for Sled dragging<br />
** 2x daisy chain deal & carabiner<br />
* Charge Magnaprobe Batteries<br />
* Still waiting for NRCS snow tube<br />
* Long NRS Straps for snow kits<br />
** Need 1 long for B kit & 1-2 more for each<br />
* Repeat from 2017: Decide if PDF Maps is worth it or if an alternative is better yet<br />
** We should do zoom in maps for all of the X & L survey points or if not zoom in for each, something similar.<br />
* Cut snow temperature sensor tubes to size & cap (1.25" sched 40 PVC)<br />
* Dry bags for helicopter gear (not helo sleeping bags... have those...)<br />
* Waiting for Second Snow Tube to arrive from Rickly<br />
* Grommets & Rudders for Plan B sleds<br />
* Buy a Cookie Sheet to put under wood stove.<br />
* Need to get data logger downloading kit setup<br />
* grab an extra HMP155 or two<br />
* grab several SR50A transducers<br />
* toughbook<br />
* serial cables<br />
* SC32B for Teller SW station<br />
<br />
<br />
* [[Snow Survey Kit]]<br />
<br />
===To Purchase===<br />
* fieldbooks<br />
* ziplocs?<br />
* arctic oven quick tie down cam deals<br />
* daisy chain deals for sled harness<br />
* make up cables for sled edge hookups<br />
* compression sack for Bob Busey's heavy winter sleeping bag<br />
* 2x end caps and screw caps for temperature probe pvc cases<br />
* 2x 9ft NRS straps for 2 lg actionpackers (just find in supply)<br />
<br />
===3 person Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* UAF Nome Storage<br />
** one 3 person tent<br />
** 2 solid fuel cooking stoves in UAF Nome Storage<br />
** 3x sleeping pad in nome<br />
* Rest of kit is in a large actionpacker that is inventoried in the shipping section.<br />
<br />
===Northern Air Cargo Shipment===<br />
<br />
# Magnaprobe Pelican case<br />
# Magnaprobe Sensor (Long Skinny ABS Pipe)<br />
# Clear SWE tube (shorter chubby ABS Pipe)<br />
# Arctic Oven<br />
## Poles packed separately<br />
# Bob Busey Skis (Long Black Roller Case)<br />
## Skis<br />
## 1pair Polk Poles<br />
## 8 Fiberglass Rods<br />
# A Team Snow Survey Kit (small actionpacker)<br />
# B Team Snow Survey Kit (Small actionpacker)<br />
# Sleeping Bag Lg Actionpacker<br />
## 1 Reg heavy Sleeping bag<br />
## 1 long heavy sleeping bag<br />
## 1 reg medium sleeping bag<br />
## 1 long medium sleeping bag<br />
## 3 drybags for helicopter sleeping bags<br />
# Survival Camp Lg Actionpacker<br />
## lg teapot<br />
## cotton balls<br />
## vaseline<br />
## paracord<br />
## sparker<br />
## hatchet<br />
## arctic oven wood stove<br />
### chimney pieces<br />
### oven<br />
### flue<br />
### spark arrestor<br />
## 15 freeze dried meals<br />
## 7 deadman anchors for arctic oven tent<br />
## smoke alarm & batteries<br />
## 4-5 tie downs for deadman kit<br />
# Helicopter Safety Lg Actionpacker<br />
## 5 Survival Bivy sacks<br />
## Paracord<br />
## survival stove (fuel is in UAF nome storage)<br />
## nontoxic fire starter<br />
## water treatment tablets<br />
## camp saw<br />
## survival kit in a can<br />
## toe warmers<br />
## tea pot<br />
## 2 Helicopter Helmets (XL)<br />
## 2 thermarest mattresses (I believe there are 3 more in UAF Nome Storage)<br />
# Drybag w/ 2 pairs of snow shoes cable tied & bundled<br />
# Drybag w/ 2 pairs of snow shoes cable tied & bundled<br />
# drybag w/ winter clothes<br />
<br />
===Campus and Not quite ready===<br />
* Satellite Tracker<br />
* Sat Phone<br />
* Magnaprobe batteries<br />
* Bolt cutter for UAF nome storage<br />
* Lock for UAF Nome Storage<br />
* spare sensors & toughbook for instrumentation in Teller/Kougarok<br />
* Team Radios<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/24 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R42309<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* Team B Snow Survey Pruner in Bob Busey Toolbag in UAF Nome Storage<br />
* Steel shovels (nome Storage)<br />
** avalanche shovels... packed<br />
<br />
* 2x Snow density tube<br />
** Clear & NRCS Metric<br />
* XX Magnaprobe<br />
** -----> charge batteries<br />
* XX Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* XX2x * snow scale<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* 4 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
** (have 3 and one broken one)<br />
* XX small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* XX small actionpacker<br />
* XX satellite phone<br />
* XX satellite tracker<br />
* XX 2x avalanche probes<br />
* XX 2x metric folding tape<br />
* 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
<br />
ng on final approval for tent borrow<br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/24====<br />
* Bob Busey Arrive in Evening<br />
====3/25====<br />
* Bob Busey Stage equipment<br />
* Rest of Nathan / Julian / Bob Bolton Arrive<br />
====3/26====<br />
* LANL Stage their equipment<br />
* Bob Busey & Bob Bolton fly out to Teller and begin survey<br />
** download data from teller bottom site & teller SW<br />
* Sling load of survival gear goes to teller site<br />
* LANL Team joins survey in afternoon?<br />
====3/27====<br />
* Teller Day 2<br />
====3/28====<br />
* Teller Day 3<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* download station data at NGEE-Kougarok site</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2018_NGEE_Nome_March_Trip&diff=33442018 NGEE Nome March Trip2018-03-04T22:42:45Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* To Do Yet */</p>
<hr />
<div>Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc. (2/13/2018 copied and pasted from 2017)<br />
<br />
===Plan B stuff===<br />
* LANL Snow shoes?<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* Harnesses for Sled dragging<br />
** 2x daisy chain deal & carabiner<br />
* Charge Magnaprobe Batteries<br />
* Still waiting for NRCS snow tube<br />
* Long NRS Straps for snow kits<br />
** Need 1 long for B kit & 1-2 more for each<br />
* Repeat from 2017: Decide if PDF Maps is worth it or if an alternative is better yet<br />
** We should do zoom in maps for all of the X & L survey points or if not zoom in for each, something similar.<br />
* Cut snow temperature sensor tubes to size & cap (1.25" sched 40 PVC)<br />
* Dry bags for helicopter gear (not helo sleeping bags... have those...)<br />
* Waiting for Second Snow Tube to arrive from Rickly<br />
* Grommets & Rudders for Plan B sleds<br />
* Buy a Cookie Sheet to put under wood stove.<br />
* Need to get data logger downloading kit setup<br />
* grab an extra HMP155 or two<br />
* grab several SR50A transducers<br />
* toughbook<br />
* serial cables<br />
* SC32B for Teller SW station<br />
<br />
<br />
* [[Snow Survey Kit]]<br />
<br />
===To Purchase===<br />
* fieldbooks<br />
* ziplocs?<br />
* arctic oven quick tie down cam deals<br />
* daisy chain deals for sled harness<br />
* make up cables for sled edge hookups<br />
* compression sack for Bob Busey's heavy winter sleeping bag<br />
* 2x end caps and screw caps for temperature probe pvc cases<br />
* 2x 9ft NRS straps for 2 lg actionpackers (just find in supply)<br />
<br />
===3 person Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* UAF Nome Storage<br />
** one 3 person tent<br />
** 2 solid fuel cooking stoves in UAF Nome Storage<br />
** 3x sleeping pad in nome<br />
* Rest of kit is in a large actionpacker that is inventoried in the shipping section.<br />
<br />
===Northern Air Cargo Shipment===<br />
<br />
# Magnaprobe Pelican case<br />
# Magnaprobe Sensor (Long Skinny ABS Pipe)<br />
# Clear SWE tube (shorter chubby ABS Pipe)<br />
# Arctic Oven<br />
## Poles packed separately<br />
# Bob Busey Skis (Long Black Roller Case)<br />
## Skis<br />
## 1pair Polk Poles<br />
## 8 Fiberglass Rods<br />
# A Team Snow Survey Kit (small actionpacker)<br />
# B Team Snow Survey Kit (Small actionpacker)<br />
# Sleeping Bag Lg Actionpacker<br />
## 1 Reg heavy Sleeping bag<br />
## 1 long heavy sleeping bag<br />
## 1 reg medium sleeping bag<br />
## 1 long medium sleeping bag<br />
## 3 drybags for helicopter sleeping bags<br />
# Survival Camp Lg Actionpacker<br />
## lg teapot<br />
## cotton balls<br />
## vaseline<br />
## paracord<br />
## sparker<br />
## hatchet<br />
## arctic oven wood stove<br />
### chimney pieces<br />
### oven<br />
### flue<br />
### spark arrestor<br />
## 15 freeze dried meals<br />
## 7 deadman anchors for arctic oven tent<br />
# Helicopter Safety Lg Actionpacker<br />
## 5 Survival Bivy sacks<br />
## Paracord<br />
## survival stove (fuel is in UAF nome storage)<br />
## nontoxic fire starter<br />
## water treatment tablets<br />
## camp saw<br />
## survival kit in a can<br />
## toe warmers<br />
## tea pot<br />
## 2 Helicopter Helmets (XL)<br />
## 2 thermarest mattresses (I believe there are 3 more in UAF Nome Storage)<br />
# 4 pairs of snow shoes cable tied & bundled<br />
<br />
<br />
===Campus and Not quite ready===<br />
* Satellite Tracker<br />
* Sat Phone<br />
* Magnaprobe batteries<br />
* Bolt cutter for UAF nome storage<br />
* Lock for UAF Nome Storage<br />
* spare sensors & toughbook for instrumentation in Teller/Kougarok<br />
* Team Radios<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/24 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R42309<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* Team B Snow Survey Pruner in Bob Busey Toolbag in UAF Nome Storage<br />
* Steel shovels (nome Storage)<br />
** avalanche shovels... packed<br />
<br />
* 2x Snow density tube<br />
** Clear & NRCS Metric<br />
* XX Magnaprobe<br />
** -----> charge batteries<br />
* XX Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* XX2x * snow scale<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* 4 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
** (have 3 and one broken one)<br />
* XX small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* XX small actionpacker<br />
* XX satellite phone<br />
* XX satellite tracker<br />
* XX 2x avalanche probes<br />
* XX 2x metric folding tape<br />
* 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
<br />
ng on final approval for tent borrow<br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/24====<br />
* Bob Busey Arrive in Evening<br />
====3/25====<br />
* Bob Busey Stage equipment<br />
* Rest of Nathan / Julian / Bob Bolton Arrive<br />
====3/26====<br />
* LANL Stage their equipment<br />
* Bob Busey & Bob Bolton fly out to Teller and begin survey<br />
** download data from teller bottom site & teller SW<br />
* Sling load of survival gear goes to teller site<br />
* LANL Team joins survey in afternoon?<br />
====3/27====<br />
* Teller Day 2<br />
====3/28====<br />
* Teller Day 3<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* download station data at NGEE-Kougarok site</div>137.229.92.213http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2018_NGEE_Nome_March_Trip&diff=33432018 NGEE Nome March Trip2018-03-04T22:42:12Z<p>137.229.92.213: /* Northern Air Cargo Shipment */</p>
<hr />
<div>Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc. (2/13/2018 copied and pasted from 2017)<br />
<br />
===Plan B stuff===<br />
* LANL Snow shoes?<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* Harnesses for Sled dragging<br />
** 2x daisy chain deal & carabiner<br />
* Charge Magnaprobe Batteries<br />
* Still waiting for NRCS snow tube<br />
* Long NRS Straps for snow kits<br />
** Need 1 long for B kit & 1-2 more for each<br />
* Repeat from 2017: Decide if PDF Maps is worth it or if an alternative is better yet<br />
** We should do zoom in maps for all of the X & L survey points or if not zoom in for each, something similar.<br />
* Cut snow temperature sensor tubes to size & cap (1.25" sched 40 PVC)<br />
* Dry bags for helicopter gear (not helo sleeping bags... have those...)<br />
* Waiting for Second Snow Tube to arrive from Rickly<br />
* Grommets & Rudders for Plan B sleds<br />
<br />
* Need to get data logger downloading kit setup<br />
* grab an extra HMP155 or two<br />
* grab several SR50A transducers<br />
* toughbook<br />
* serial cables<br />
* SC32B for Teller SW station<br />
<br />
<br />
* [[Snow Survey Kit]]<br />
<br />
===To Purchase===<br />
* fieldbooks<br />
* ziplocs?<br />
* arctic oven quick tie down cam deals<br />
* daisy chain deals for sled harness<br />
* make up cables for sled edge hookups<br />
* compression sack for Bob Busey's heavy winter sleeping bag<br />
* 2x end caps and screw caps for temperature probe pvc cases<br />
* 2x 9ft NRS straps for 2 lg actionpackers (just find in supply)<br />
<br />
===3 person Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* UAF Nome Storage<br />
** one 3 person tent<br />
** 2 solid fuel cooking stoves in UAF Nome Storage<br />
** 3x sleeping pad in nome<br />
* Rest of kit is in a large actionpacker that is inventoried in the shipping section.<br />
<br />
===Northern Air Cargo Shipment===<br />
<br />
# Magnaprobe Pelican case<br />
# Magnaprobe Sensor (Long Skinny ABS Pipe)<br />
# Clear SWE tube (shorter chubby ABS Pipe)<br />
# Arctic Oven<br />
## Poles packed separately<br />
# Bob Busey Skis (Long Black Roller Case)<br />
## Skis<br />
## 1pair Polk Poles<br />
## 8 Fiberglass Rods<br />
# A Team Snow Survey Kit (small actionpacker)<br />
# B Team Snow Survey Kit (Small actionpacker)<br />
# Sleeping Bag Lg Actionpacker<br />
## 1 Reg heavy Sleeping bag<br />
## 1 long heavy sleeping bag<br />
## 1 reg medium sleeping bag<br />
## 1 long medium sleeping bag<br />
## 3 drybags for helicopter sleeping bags<br />
# Survival Camp Lg Actionpacker<br />
## lg teapot<br />
## cotton balls<br />
## vaseline<br />
## paracord<br />
## sparker<br />
## hatchet<br />
## arctic oven wood stove<br />
### chimney pieces<br />
### oven<br />
### flue<br />
### spark arrestor<br />
## 15 freeze dried meals<br />
## 7 deadman anchors for arctic oven tent<br />
# Helicopter Safety Lg Actionpacker<br />
## 5 Survival Bivy sacks<br />
## Paracord<br />
## survival stove (fuel is in UAF nome storage)<br />
## nontoxic fire starter<br />
## water treatment tablets<br />
## camp saw<br />
## survival kit in a can<br />
## toe warmers<br />
## tea pot<br />
## 2 Helicopter Helmets (XL)<br />
## 2 thermarest mattresses (I believe there are 3 more in UAF Nome Storage)<br />
# 4 pairs of snow shoes cable tied & bundled<br />
<br />
<br />
===Campus and Not quite ready===<br />
* Satellite Tracker<br />
* Sat Phone<br />
* Magnaprobe batteries<br />
* Bolt cutter for UAF nome storage<br />
* Lock for UAF Nome Storage<br />
* spare sensors & toughbook for instrumentation in Teller/Kougarok<br />
* Team Radios<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/24 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R42309<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* Team B Snow Survey Pruner in Bob Busey Toolbag in UAF Nome Storage<br />
* Steel shovels (nome Storage)<br />
** avalanche shovels... packed<br />
<br />
* 2x Snow density tube<br />
** Clear & NRCS Metric<br />
* XX Magnaprobe<br />
** -----> charge batteries<br />
* XX Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* XX2x * snow scale<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* 4 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
** (have 3 and one broken one)<br />
* XX small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* XX small actionpacker<br />
* XX satellite phone<br />
* XX satellite tracker<br />
* XX 2x avalanche probes<br />
* XX 2x metric folding tape<br />
* 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
<br />
ng on final approval for tent borrow<br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/24====<br />
* Bob Busey Arrive in Evening<br />
====3/25====<br />
* Bob Busey Stage equipment<br />
* Rest of Nathan / Julian / Bob Bolton Arrive<br />
====3/26====<br />
* LANL Stage their equipment<br />
* Bob Busey & Bob Bolton fly out to Teller and begin survey<br />
** download data from teller bottom site & teller SW<br />
* Sling load of survival gear goes to teller site<br />
* LANL Team joins survey in afternoon?<br />
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* Teller Day 2<br />
====3/28====<br />
* Teller Day 3<br />
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* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* download station data at NGEE-Kougarok site</div>137.229.92.213