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2017 NGEE March Nome Trip

2017-02-17T22:26:02Z

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Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc.

====To Do Yet====

* Helicopter Safety Plan
* Renew Tracker plans for field season
* Make sure GPS systems are compatible between groups
* PR for & Ship stuff (to Nome Gnome?)

===Snow Survey Gear===
* 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes
** have one long sensor that still needs to be found.
* 3x Snow density tube
* 1x magnaprobe
* Lots of ziplocs
* snow scale
* short power point on snow survey techniques
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to
===Cameras===
* pole?
* email vicky about noodles
*
====To Purchase yet====
* ziplocs
* rebar

====
====Itinerary====

====3/20====
* Bob Busey & LANL Crew arrive in Nome
* Hotel opens @ 3pm
* pick up stuff from cargo
** gear
** safety equipment
**
* groceries
*
====3/21====
* Lily Cohen & Bob Bolton arrive in Nome
* Hotel opens @ 3pm
** get settled.
** get groceries

Survey marker trip day:
* 8am start
* 10am arrive on-site and set up survey gps system
* 10:45 snowmachine to the top of the drainage. Work down the hill deploying mark
* ~7 hrs to deploy markers for UAV/helo
** Stop sign
** rebar protection
** rebar
* evening: return to Nome.

====3/22====
* Begin snow surveys in Teller
*

2017 NGEE March Nome Trip

2017-02-16T01:23:33Z

137.229.92.230: /* Snow Survey Gear */

Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc.

====To Do Yet====

* Helicopter Safety Plan
* Renew Tracker plans for field season
* Make sure GPS systems are compatible between groups
* PR for & Ship stuff (to Nome Gnome?)

===Snow Survey Gear===
* 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes
** have one long sensor that still needs to be found.
* 3x Snow density tube
* 1x magnaprobe
* Lots of ziplocs
* snow scale

===Cameras===
* pole?
* email vicky about noodles
*
====To Purchase yet====
* ziplocs
* rebar

====
====Itinerary====

====3/20====
* Bob Busey & LANL Crew arrive in Nome
* Hotel opens @ 3pm
* pick up stuff from cargo
** gear
** safety equipment
**
* groceries
*
====3/21====
* Lily Cohen & Bob Bolton arrive in Nome
* Hotel opens @ 3pm
** get settled.
** get groceries

Survey marker trip day:
* 8am start
* 10am arrive on-site and set up survey gps system
* 10:45 snowmachine to the top of the drainage. Work down the hill deploying mark
* ~7 hrs to deploy markers for UAV/helo
** Stop sign
** rebar protection
** rebar
* evening: return to Nome.

====3/22====
* Begin snow surveys in Teller
*

2017 NGEE March Nome Trip

2017-02-16T00:33:39Z

137.229.92.230:

Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc.

====To Do Yet====

* Helicopter Safety Plan
* Renew Tracker plans for field season
* Make sure GPS systems are compatible between groups
* PR for & Ship stuff (to Nome Gnome?)

===Snow Survey Gear===
* 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes
* 3x Snow density tube
* 1x magnaprobe
* Lots of ziplocs
* snow scale

====To Purchase yet====
* ziplocs
* rebar

====
====Itinerary====

====3/20====
* Bob Busey & LANL Crew arrive in Nome
* Hotel opens @ 3pm
* pick up stuff from cargo
** gear
** safety equipment
**
* groceries
*
====3/21====
* Lily Cohen & Bob Bolton arrive in Nome
* Hotel opens @ 3pm
** get settled.
** get groceries

Survey marker trip day:
* 8am start
* 10am arrive on-site and set up survey gps system
* 10:45 snowmachine to the top of the drainage. Work down the hill deploying mark
* ~7 hrs to deploy markers for UAV/helo
** Stop sign
** rebar protection
** rebar
* evening: return to Nome.

====3/22====
* Begin snow surveys in Teller
*

2017 NGEE March Nome Trip

2017-02-15T02:11:11Z

137.229.92.230: Created page with "Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc. ====To Do Yet==== * Helicopter Safety Plan * Renew Tracker plans for field season * Make su..."

Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc.

====To Do Yet====

* Helicopter Safety Plan
* Renew Tracker plans for field season
* Make sure GPS systems are compatible between groups
* Ship stuff

====Itinerary====

====3/20====
* Bob Busey & LANL Crew arrive in Nome
* Hotel opens @ 3pm
* pick up stuff from cargo
** gear
** safety equipment
**
* groceries
*
====3/21====
* Lily Cohen & Bob Bolton arrive in Nome
* Hotel opens @ 3pm
** get settled.
** get groceries

Survey marker trip day:
* 8am start
* 10am arrive on-site and set up survey gps system
* 10:45 snowmachine to the top of the drainage. Work down the hill deploying mark
* ~7 hrs to deploy markers for UAV/helo
** Stop sign
** rebar protection
** rebar
* evening: return to Nome.

====3/22====
* Begin snow surveys in Teller
*

NGEE

2017-02-15T01:37:23Z

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===Safety===
* Before every trip be sure to submit a Field Emergency Plan to your director & travel coordinator.
* Also update the field supplemental as needed.
* Annually, review the NGEE team safety document. Find it online:
** http://ngee-arctic.ornl.gov/sites/default/files/ngee_project_field_safety_manual_rev_2016V6.pdf
** http://ngee-arctic.ornl.gov/ngee-safety

===Notes===
* https://ngee-arctic.atlassian.net/wiki/display/MOD/NGEE-Arctic+Modeling+Home
* [[NGEE Barrow Intensive Sites Initial Wiring]]
* Programs:
** https://github.com/frankohanlon/ngee/
* [[NGEE Site A Instrumentation History]]
* [[NGEE Site B Instrumentation History]]
* [[NGEE Site C Instrumentation History]]
* [[NGEE Site D Instrumentation History]]
* [[NGEE Data Log Record]]
* [[NGEE Backup Instrumentation]]
* [[Several Important Network Devices]]
* [[NGEE-Barrow Manual QA Notes]]
* [[NGEE-Nome Sites]]
* [[NGEE-Barrow Telemetry Testing]]
* [[NGEE Data Archive Direct Links]]
* [[NGEE Download ARM Data]]
* [[NGEE Barrow Computer Network Links]]
* [[NGEE Seward Survey Notes]]

===Metadata type stuff===
* [[NGEE Data Archive Direct Links]]
* Snake River observations from the NWS:
** http://aprfc.arh.noaa.gov/rivobs/rivobs.php
* Still to be collated: [[NGEE-Barrow Calibration and Serial Numbers]]
* Thermistor Probe Calibrations ([https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0bJdr7FBoY-MG9FTjFCb2w2c28])
* Thermistor Strings and Triple Calibrations ([https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0bJdr7FBoY-WkVfMDdLX3Zjc2c])
* Timezone - UTC
* PakBus IDs - A = 400; B = 401; C = 402; D = 404; BRW_Grid = 403

====Lists====
* [[Guruplug Setup]]
* [[Webcam Tips]]
* [[To-Do in October 2016]]
===Trips===
* [[NGEE April 11 2012 Trip]]
* [[NGEE September 3 2012 Trip]]
* [[NGEE September 24 2012 Trip]]
* [[NGEE Barrow Wiring Layout]]
* [[NGEE Barrow Intensive Sites Initial Wiring]]
* [[NGEE Barrow 2013 Boring Trip]]
* [[NGEE Barrow 2013 Site Install Trip|[NGEE Barrow 2013 Site Install Trip 5/7]]
* [[NGEE Barrow 2013 Site Install Trip 2|NGEE Barrow 2013 Site Install Trip June]]
* [[NGEE Barrow 2013 Site D Install Trip August 2013]]
* [[March 2014 Barrow]]
* [[August 2014 Barrow]]
* [[NGEE December 2014 Barrow]]
* [[NGEE May 2015 Barrow]]
* [[NGEE June 2015 Barrow]]
* [[NGEE July 2015 Nome]]
* [[NGEE August 2015 Barrow]]
* [[NGEE September 2015 Barrow]]
* [[NGEE September 2015 Nome]]
* [[NGEE Barrow Remainder Items]]
* [[NGEE Spring 2016]]
* [[NGEE Barrow April 2016]]
* [[NGEE Nome April 2016 pt 1]]
* [[NGEE Nome April 2016 pt2]]
* [[NGEE Barrow August 2016]]
* [[NGEE Barrow September 2016]]
* [[2016 NGEE August Nome Trip]]
* [[2016 NGEE September Nome Trip]]
* [[2017 NGEE March Nome Trip]]
* [[2017 NGEE April Nome Trip]]
* [[2017 NGEE June Nome Trip]]
* [[2017 NGEE Barrow Trip]]
* [[CPCRW 2012-10-12]]
* [[CPCRW 2013-07-15]]

* [[NGEE Iridium System Brainstorm]]

INE Diagnostic Page

2016-11-04T21:50:36Z

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===Source Data===
http://snobold.ine.uaf.edu/loggernet-data/ 

===Status Page===
* http://werc.ine.uaf.edu/data/

===10 meter towers, met:===
* Imnavait Met-TEON/arp (radio)
* Upper Kuparuk Met-TEON/arp (radio)
* Franklin Bluffs Met -TEON/arp (radio)

===3 m towers, met:===
* Putuligayuk Met-TEON/arp (Cellular)
* Roche Moutonnee Met-TEON/arp (iridium)
* GSM3 Murphy Dome East Met (Goldstream/Liljedahl) (radio)
* GSM4 Murphy Dome West Met (Goldstream/Liljedahl) (radio)
* Green Cabin Lake Met (TEON/Arp) radio CR10x
* Sag R Bridge SR50 (BP/Toniolo)
* ASM1 Accomplishment Cr Met (Alyeska/Toniolo)
* ASM2 Saviyukviayak Met (Alyeska/Toniolo)
* ASM3 Ivishak Spring Met (Alyeska/Toniolo)
* DBM4 Sag-Ivishak Met (ADOT/2016breakup/Toniolo)
* DSM1 Echooka Met (ADOT/2016breakup/Toniolo)
* Jarvis Cr Met (Jarvis/Liljedahl)
* Jarvis Glacier Met (Jarvis/Liljedahl)
* Lower Jarvis Met (Jarvis/Liljedahl)
* Umiat_Airport (BLM/Toniolo)

===3 m towers, met/hydro:===
* GSM1 Dougnut Lake (Goldstream/LIljedahl) (Radio)
* GSM2 Goldstream pond (Goldstream/Liljedahl) (Radio)
* Sag R East Bank DSS5 (ADOT breakup 2016)
* DSS1 Sag R MP414 (ADOT/Sed) radio
* DSS2 Sag R below Ivishak (ADOT/Sed)
* DSS3 Sag R Happy Valley (ADOT/Sed)
* DSS4 Sag R MP318 (ADOT/Sed)
* ASS1 Sag R Alyeska (Alyeska/Toniolo)

===Hydro:===
* Roche Moutonnee Cr TEON/Arp (Iridium)
* Imnavait Cr Weir TEON/Arp (radio)
* Upper Kuparuk R TEON/Arp (radio)
* Putuligayuk R TEON/Arp (cellular)
* GSS1 (Goldstream/Liljedahl) (radio) CR10x-PB
* Jarvis Bridge (Jarvis/Liljedahl)
* Jarvis Canyon (Jarvis/Liljedahl)
* Seabee Cr Gauge (BLM/Toniolo)

===Misc./Other:===
* Beaver Slide Soil (unknown PI)

===Repeaters:===
* Franklin Bluffs (ADOT/Sed)
* Imnavait Mountain TEON/Arp
* Slope Mountain TEON/Arp
* Ice Cut (ADOT/Sed)
* Upper Kuparuk Ridge TEON/Arp
* Sagwon TEON/Arp
* Jarvis Repeater (Jarvis/Liljedahl)

===Scratch pad==
* http://werc.ine.uaf.edu/data/viz_template/
* Need to update this code:
** http://ngeedata.iarc.uaf.edu/data/barrow/intense_A/index.html
** Remove english units and update the dygraph to behave more like I have for the blueberry visualizer (code merge of some sort).
* Need to update javascript for main plot on the data page so it sits properly again.

INE Diagnostic Page

2016-11-04T21:25:17Z

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INE Diagnostic Page

2016-11-04T02:11:47Z

137.229.92.230:

http://snobold.ine.uaf.edu/loggernet-data/ 

http://werc.ine.uaf.edu/data/viz_template/ 

===10 meter towers, met:===
* Imnavait Met-TEON/arp (radio)
* Upper Kuparuk Met-TEON/arp (radio)
* Franklin Bluffs Met -TEON/arp (radio)

===3 m towers, met:===
* Putuligayuk Met-TEON/arp (Cellular)
* Roche Moutonnee Met-TEON/arp (iridium)
* GSM3 Murphy Dome East Met (Goldstream/Liljedahl) (radio)
* GSM4 Murphy Dome West Met (Goldstream/Liljedahl) (radio)
* Green Cabin Lake Met (TEON/Arp) radio CR10x
* Sag R Bridge SR50 (BP/Toniolo)
* ASM1 Accomplishment Cr Met (Alyeska/Toniolo)
* ASM2 Saviyukviayak Met (Alyeska/Toniolo)
* ASM3 Ivishak Spring Met (Alyeska/Toniolo)
* DBM4 Sag-Ivishak Met (ADOT/2016breakup/Toniolo)
* DSM1 Echooka Met (ADOT/2016breakup/Toniolo)
* Jarvis Cr Met (Jarvis/Liljedahl)
* Jarvis Glacier Met (Jarvis/Liljedahl)
* Lower Jarvis Met (Jarvis/Liljedahl)
* Umiat_Airport (BLM/Toniolo)

===3 m towers, met/hydro:===
* GSM1 Dougnut Lake (Goldstream/LIljedahl) (Radio)
* GSM2 Goldstream pond (Goldstream/Liljedahl) (Radio)
* Sag R East Bank DSS5 (ADOT breakup 2016)
* DSS1 Sag R MP414 (ADOT/Sed) radio
* DSS2 Sag R below Ivishak (ADOT/Sed)
* DSS3 Sag R Happy Valley (ADOT/Sed)
* DSS4 Sag R MP318 (ADOT/Sed)
* ASS1 Sag R Alyeska (Alyeska/Toniolo)

===Hydro:===
* Roche Moutonnee Cr TEON/Arp (Iridium)
* Imnavait Cr Weir TEON/Arp (radio)
* Upper Kuparuk R TEON/Arp (radio)
* Putuligayuk R TEON/Arp (cellular)
* GSS1 (Goldstream/Liljedahl) (radio) CR10x-PB
* Jarvis Bridge (Jarvis/Liljedahl)
* Jarvis Canyon (Jarvis/Liljedahl)
* Seabee Cr Gauge (BLM/Toniolo)

===Misc./Other:===
* Beaver Slide Soil (unknown PI)

===Repeaters:===
* Franklin Bluffs (ADOT/Sed)
* Imnavait Mountain TEON/Arp
* Slope Mountain TEON/Arp
* Ice Cut (ADOT/Sed)
* Upper Kuparuk Ridge TEON/Arp
* Sagwon TEON/Arp
* Jarvis Repeater (Jarvis/Liljedahl)

INE Diagnostic Page

2016-10-11T22:36:43Z

137.229.92.230: Created page with "http://snobold.ine.uaf.edu/loggernet-data/ ===10 meter towers, met:=== * Imnavait Met-TEON/arp (radio) * Upper Kuparuk Met-TEON/arp (radio) * Franklin Bluffs Met -TEON/arp (r..."

http://snobold.ine.uaf.edu/loggernet-data/

===10 meter towers, met:===
* Imnavait Met-TEON/arp (radio)
* Upper Kuparuk Met-TEON/arp (radio)
* Franklin Bluffs Met -TEON/arp (radio)

===3 m towers, met:===
* Putuligayuk Met-TEON/arp (Cellular)
* Roche Moutonnee Met-TEON/arp (iridium)
* GSM3 Murphy Dome East Met (Goldstream/Liljedahl) (radio)
* GSM4 Murphy Dome West Met (Goldstream/Liljedahl) (radio)
* Green Cabin Lake Met (TEON/Arp) radio CR10x
* Sag R Bridge SR50 (BP/Toniolo)
* ASM1 Accomplishment Cr Met (Alyeska/Toniolo)
* ASM2 Saviyukviayak Met (Alyeska/Toniolo)
* ASM3 Ivishak Spring Met (Alyeska/Toniolo)
* DBM4 Sag-Ivishak Met (ADOT/2016breakup/Toniolo)
* DSM1 Echooka Met (ADOT/2016breakup/Toniolo)
* Jarvis Cr Met (Jarvis/Liljedahl)
* Jarvis Glacier Met (Jarvis/Liljedahl)
* Lower Jarvis Met (Jarvis/Liljedahl)
* Umiat_Airport (BLM/Toniolo)

===3 m towers, met/hydro:===
* GSM1 Dougnut Lake (Goldstream/LIljedahl) (Radio)
* GSM2 Goldstream pond (Goldstream/Liljedahl) (Radio)
* Sag R East Bank DSS5 (ADOT breakup 2016)
* DSS1 Sag R MP414 (ADOT/Sed) radio
* DSS2 Sag R below Ivishak (ADOT/Sed)
* DSS3 Sag R Happy Valley (ADOT/Sed)
* DSS4 Sag R MP318 (ADOT/Sed)
* ASS1 Sag R Alyeska (Alyeska/Toniolo)

===Hydro:===
* Roche Moutonnee Cr TEON/Arp (Iridium)
* Imnavait Cr Weir TEON/Arp (radio)
* Upper Kuparuk R TEON/Arp (radio)
* Putuligayuk R TEON/Arp (cellular)
* GSS1 (Goldstream/Liljedahl) (radio) CR10x-PB
* Jarvis Bridge (Jarvis/Liljedahl)
* Jarvis Canyon (Jarvis/Liljedahl)
* Seabee Cr Gauge (BLM/Toniolo)

===Misc./Other:===
* Beaver Slide Soil (unknown PI)

===Repeaters:===
* Franklin Bluffs (ADOT/Sed)
* Imnavait Mountain TEON/Arp
* Slope Mountain TEON/Arp
* Ice Cut (ADOT/Sed)
* Upper Kuparuk Ridge TEON/Arp
* Sagwon TEON/Arp
* Jarvis Repeater (Jarvis/Liljedahl)

Office of Special Projects

2016-10-11T22:34:58Z

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[[INE Diagnostic Page]]

Main Page

2016-10-11T22:34:41Z

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= Water and Environmental Research Center Hydrologic Research Sites Wikipedia =

''ngeedata.iarc.uaf.edu/mediawiki is the current web site as of 8/2015'' 
--Bob 

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

== Some Good Things to Know ==

* [[New Person]] in the department guide
* [[North Slope Training Procedures - Bullen/Foothills/Kuparuk projects]]
* [[Common Instrumentation]] links
* [[Software]] we use
* [[Troubleshooting]] sensors etc.
* [[Common Sensor Wiring]]
* [[Datalogger programming]]
* [[Laboratory Scale Logging Computer]]
* [[Field Safety]]
* [[Computers]]
* [[Handy Tools]]
* [[Potentially Useful Technologies]]
* [[IARC 106 Storage]]

== Field Procedures ==
* [[HOBO]] U20 Water Level Loggers
* [[Sediment Sampling Procedures]] Erica Lamb
* Setting up [[Novatel GPS units]]
* Setting up [[Freewave Radios to work with Novatel GPS units]]
* Dealing with [[Plant Cams]]
* Making [[discharge measurements with ADCP]]
* [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]] Umiat Project Supplies List
* [[Winriver II]] Software for RDI ADCP Discharge Measurements
* Using the [[RDI StreamPro ADCP]]
* Using the [[RDI Rio Grande ADCP]]
* [[Bluetooth Communiciations]] for ADCP Discharge Measurements
* Using the [[Sontek RiverSurveyor S5 ADCP]]
* [[Quality Assurance/Control of ADCP Measurements]]
* Using the [[Sontek handheld ADP]]
* Using the [[Sontek Rivercat and Toughbook]]
* Using the [[Flo-Mate]] flow meter
* [[WERC Snow Survey Procedure]]
* Checking the [[TPS]] precipitation sensor.
* [[Trimble R8 Fast-Static Surveys]]
* A [[Thaw probe design]]
* Alternative to the Gieck Stand-- [[variable terrain rain gage stand]]
* [[Tripod setup|Cheap tripod setup]] 
*Using [[Isco 3700 Auto-Sampler]]
* Update a [[CR10X Operating System]]
* Add a [[scheduled task in windows]]
* [[Change an SDI Address]]
* [[Soldering Guidance]]
* [[RTK GPS Survey]]
* [[AR Parrot and remote robotics type stuff]]
* [[Sediment Collection Instructions]]

== Project Site Logs and To-Do lists ==
* [[Sag Sediment Study - Toniolo]]
* [[TEON - Arp]]
* [[WERC Toughbook Names/Passwords]]
* [[Ambler Inventory Spring 2015]] Ambler Inventory Spring 2015 Upark
* [[Sagavanirktok R Dalton Hwy Flooding]] Logistics and Planning
* [[Umiat/ADOT Project July 2013 Field Trip]] Umiat/NSlope sites priorities
* [[Ambler/ADOT Project May 2013 Field Trip]] Bettles Crew Logistics & Planning
* [[Umiat/ADOT Project May 2013 Field Trip]] Umiat Crew Logistics & Planning
* [[Umiat/ADOT and USFWS Project May 2013 Field Trip]] Toolik Crew Logistics & Planning
* [[Spring Stream Gauging Field Supplies]] Umiat Project Supplies List
* [[Umiat/Ambler Project GPS/ADCP/Base/Boat Box Tote Inventory]] What you should have in your Base/Boat GPS/ADCP Box for each trip
* [[Umiat/Ambler Project Electronics Tote Inventory]] What you should have in your electronics tote for each trip
* [[Kanex Inventory]] Nathan Stephan
* [[Umiat Project Station Inventories]]
* [[ADOT Project Toughbook Software List]]
* [[Umiat May 2010 Field Trip]] Logistics Planning
* [[Umiat May 2011 Field Trip]] Planning
* [[April 2010 Snow Survey Trip]] TO DO List
* [[all projects]] todo and site logs
* [[Sept 2009 Field Trip ]] General ToDo List
* [[Sept 2008 Field Trip - Emily and Ken]] General ToDo List
* [[June 2008 Field Trip - Emily and Ken]] General ToDo List
* [[North Slope Kuparuk]]
* [[North Slope Bullen]]
* [[North Slope Foothills]]
* [[Seward Peninsula Sites]]
* [[Super-Site]]
* [[Jessie Cable & Bob Bolton EPSCOR in CPCRW project]]
* [[Barrow Soil Moisture]] Anna L's SM experiment in Barrow
* [[Chas Sites]]
* [[NGEE]]
* [[Pakbus IDs]]
* [[Cherry TFS sites]]
* [[Cherry ARM sites]]
* [[BNZ LTER]]
* [[Office of Special Projects]]

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

== Equipment Manuals ==

* [[Equipment Manuals]]

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

Computers

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Stub here to act as a table of contents sorts to our important computers / servers / related information.
===Loggernet Systems===
* 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) 
* Monitor real time connections here:
** http://ngeedata.iarc.uaf.edu/data/data.html
* Super Site Debian Laptop
** exclusively handles Super-site Data loggers at Poker Flat Research Range on an MD485 wired network

===Serial Server Systems===
What is a [[Serial Server]]? 
[[Several Important Network Devices]] (Covers much of the same ground) 
* [https://docs.google.com/a/alaska.edu/document/d/1rRO1Ess8hwZkxBgZB5HRP-FZ8u2NcKENp2TvAYmtYTE/edit?usp=sharing Fairbanks IARC Base Station server (Ralph) Configuration] 

* [https://docs.google.com/a/alaska.edu/document/d/1cvtqjE0w6MpFALUuruchsc71XF1WgvOJFbtLxnAWBQo/edit?usp=sharing Barrow Base Station server (Trout) Configuration] 

* [https://docs.google.com/a/alaska.edu/document/d/108gA9FC5sTJvvMaQ039XtKBFk9DH31bilRKUuF3_hq4/edit?usp=sharing Barrow BARC bandwidth tester (Grayling)Configuration ] 
* [https://docs.google.com/a/alaska.edu/document/d/1Fmh8lsWiJdNqu79rQfaMm7dj6GnruNk2WSrbzFa3pBg/edit?usp=sharing Lab 113 (Salmon) Configuration]
* [[Ser2Net Config Reference]] (Hopefully this reflects all of them)

* '''Barrow Dreamplug''' -- Kind of decommissioned at this point.
** Related though is [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YK5Bt3QrWyU5LtWgWrdJ9skdwRxcxilH--8yFzSlQJ4/edit# Network Information on Barrow]
** 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.
* [[Decommisioned Serial Server Config and notes]]

===Virtual Machines===
What is a [[Virtual Machine]]? 
====LogNet====
Primary LoggerNet server
* CentOS Linux virtual machine
* Located in IARC server room
* Function is ''main LoggerNet server'' for related projects.
* This computer pushes data to ngeedata after automated retrievals.
* [https://docs.google.com/a/alaska.edu/spreadsheets/d/1CFV-2dh7pPBvACJbi8AFLTF7aF6Bf3JSwRjbcY5aBMY/edit?usp=sharing LoggerNet configuration] (Partial GIPL & IARC)

====NGEEDATA====
Primary Data processing server & data sharing web server 
* Debian Linux virtual machine
* Located in IARC server room
* Function is ''main data processing server'' and ''web server'' for sharing data with 3rd parties
* Online repositories for processing scripts:
** Cron related: https://github.alaska.edu/rcbusey/processing_bash_scripts
** Bash Utilities: https://github.alaska.edu/rcbusey/bash_utilities
** Python Utilities: https://github.alaska.edu/rcbusey/python_utilities
** DataPro V3 & other python utilities from Ross: https://github.com/rwspicer/csv_utilities
====WERC====
Similar to NGEEDATA
* Debian VM
* Function is ''main data processing server'' and ''web server'' for sharing data with 3rd parties
* [[werc.uaf]]
===Other===
* [[High precision computer logger]]
* [[Airplane Computer 2016]]

===Other Important Information===
* [[Initial Debian Server Setup]] 
* [[Baud Rate Backgrounder]] - (I know...) 
* [[Automated System Work Flow]]
* [[IP Tables Firewall Example]]
* Disable Autoreboot in windows 10 update: http://www.tenforums.com/windows-updates-activation/17530-disable-automatic-reboot-updates.html

Teller Lower Station

2016-09-21T21:39:38Z

137.229.92.230: /* Coordinates submitted to Lauren @ LANL */

Teller Lower Station

2016-09-21T21:33:53Z

137.229.92.230:

Station also known as Teller Bottom
===Left to fix===
* need to send program one last time to fix out of range error for 5cmbgs soil moisture sensor.

===Sensor Heights===
====Meteorological====
* Air Temperature / Relative Humidity / Dew Point Temperature
** Vaisala HMP155
** 1.85 meters above ground surface
* Windspeed / Wind Direction
** RM Young 05103 Alpine
** 3.74 meters above ground surface
* Summer Precipitation
** Texas Electronics TE-525M
** No altar shield
** Mounted at 0.88 meters
* Barometric Pressure
** Vaisala ____
====Snow====
* Snow Depth at station
** Mounted over blueberry patch
** 2.02 meters
* Snow Depth away from station
** Mounted over 1.5 meter soil temperature profile
* Snow Temperature Profile
** Thermistors every 4cm 0 to 88 cm above ground service (I need to confirm this)
** located in an area that will be drifted in due to presence of willows.
** Need to confirm the model number

====Radiation====
* Interval camera
** Looking generally to the north, 2-4 photos per day
* Skin Surface Temperature
** Apogee SI-111
** 1.50 meters above ground
* 4 component Net Radiation
** Kipp & Zonen CNR4, No fan or heater active
** Shortwave Up/Down
** Longwave Up/Down
** 1.76 meters above ground surface
* NDVI & PRI Up
** Decagon SRS NDVI, SRS PRI
** 1.60 meters above ground surface
* NDVI & PRI #1
** Decagon SRS NDVI, SRS PRI
** 1.60 meters above ground surface
** pointed at area below CNR4
* NDVI & PRI #2
** Decagon SRS NDVI, SRS PRI
** 1.60 meters above ground surface
** pointed at willows
====Subsurface====
* Soil Temperature Profile
** Sensor positions are same as for the Barrow sites, 0 to 1.50 meters below ground surface
** Need to confirm the model number
* Soil Pit
** Thermal Conductivity
*** East30 sensors
*** 10, 20, 30, 40 cm below ground surface
** Soil Temperature
*** East30 sensors
*** 10, 20, 30, 40 cm below ground surface
** Soil Moisture
*** Stevens HydraProbe II
*** 5, 10, 20, 30, 40 cm below ground surface
** Soil Heat Flux
** Hukseflux HFP01
** 5 & 50 cm below ground surface
====Surface Water====
* Stage
** Two INWUSA PT12 (5psi gauge pressure pressure transducers)

====Coordinates submitted to Lauren @ LANL====
Preliminary Coordinates
<pre>
TL-Bottom-bridge# is the outline of the bridge.
TL-Bottom-netrad = Permanent Net Radiation sensor location 8/2016 forward
TL-Bottom-precip = Permanent Precipitation sensor location 8/2016 forward
TL-Bottom-snopro = Permanent snow temperature profile location 8/2016 forward
TL-Bottom-MM-Stn = Permanent Micromet Tripod location 8/2016 forward
TL-Bottom-SW-Stn = Permanent Surface Water Data logger location 8/2016 forward
TL-Bottom-SnowDepth1 = Snow depth at MM Tripod (estimated with ArcGIS) location 8/2016 forward
TL-Bottom-SnowDepth2 = Snow depth at VATP location 8/2016 forward
TL-Bottom-VATP = 1.5m soil temperature profile location 8/2016 forward
TL-SnowMelt-atrh = Snow melt period Micromet air temperature / relative humidity sensor 4/2016 to 8/2016 (now moved)
TL-SnowMelt-netrad = Snow melt period Micromet net radiation sensor 4/2016 to 8/2016 (now moved)
TL-SnowMelt-precip = Snow melt period Micromet Precipitation sensor 4/2016 to 8/2016 (now moved)
TL-SnowMelt-snopro = Snow melt period snow temperature profile sensor 4/2016 to 8/2016 (now moved)
TL-SW-PT_Rebar-1-3 = the rebars we used to reference for stage reading
TL-SW-pt-xsec-# = Roughly, the cross section at the pressure transducers (1 = the pressure transducer location)
TL-SW-disch-xsec-# = Roughly, the measurement cross section I have been using for discharge measurements

At the top, I didn't have on hand the coordinates from John Peterson so we surveyed in some of the existing infrastructure around TL_IS5
TL_IS5_NE = intensive area corner
TL_IS5_NW = intensive area corner
TL_IS5_SE = intensive area corner
TL_IS5_SW = intensive area corner
TL_IS5_seisFlag1 = LBNL seismic marker flag
TL_IS5_seisFlag2 = LBNL seismic marker flag
TL_IS5_seisFlag3 = LBNL seismic marker flag
TL_IS5_TEONbox = Romanovsky Soil moisture/temperature profile instrument box

TL-Top-netrad = Permanent Net Radiation sensor location 8/2016 forward
TL-Top-precip = Permanent Precipitation sensor location 8/2016 forward
TL-Top-snowpro = Permanent snow temperature profile location 8/2016 forward
TL-Top-SnowDepth1 = snow depth at MM Tripod 8/2016 forward
TL-Top-SnowDepth2 = snow depth away from tripod on top of a hummock deal 8/2016 forward
TL-Top-VATP = soil temperature 1 meter profile location 8/2016 forward
TL-Top-Tripd-WestLeg = Used a bigger tripod than for the bottom site so we surveyed in the legs
TL-Top-Tripd-EastLeg = Used a bigger tripod than for the bottom site so we surveyed in the legs
TL-Top-Tripd-NorthLeg = Used a bigger tripod than for the bottom site so we surveyed in the legs
</pre>

As a CSV file these can be viewed directly in ArcGIS
<pre>
Point ID,Northing,Easting,Elevation,Geoid Height,Latitude (Local),Longitude (Local),Attributes,X (ECEF),Y (ECEF),Z (ECEF)
about-dgps-range,7180341.758,454166.889,273.713,,64.74462,-165.96278,,-2647365.526,-661889.322,5745866.925
about-dgps-rangf,7179189.154,454602.628,159.409,,64.73434,-165.95326,,-2648213.975,-662568.790,5745274.363
bridge1,7178305.827,454897.430,75.958,,64.72645,-165.94680,,-2648875.854,-663052.065,5744823.606
bridge2,7178305.408,454897.409,76.006,,64.72645,-165.94680,,-2648876.245,-663052.148,5744823.471
bridge3,7178306.011,454900.453,75.879,,64.72645,-165.94673,,-2648874.887,-663054.937,5744823.633
bridge4,7178305.505,454900.524,75.855,,64.72645,-165.94673,,-2648875.301,-663055.122,5744823.395
bxsec-disch1,7178305.994,454899.426,75.351,,64.72645,-165.94676,,-2648874.946,-663053.894,5744823.142
bxsec-disch2,7178305.952,454899.280,75.267,,64.72645,-165.94676,,-2648874.985,-663053.753,5744823.047
bxsec-disch3,7178305.956,454899.144,75.234,,64.72645,-165.94676,,-2648875.003,-663053.617,5744823.017
bxsec-disch4,7178306.012,454899.012,75.200,,64.72645,-165.94676,,-2648874.973,-663053.473,5744823.010
bxsec-disch5,7178305.980,454898.655,75.202,,64.72645,-165.94677,,-2648875.094,-663053.136,5744822.996
bxsec-disch6,7178305.929,454898.410,75.195,,64.72645,-165.94678,,-2648875.198,-663052.910,5744822.966
bxsec-disch7,7178305.957,454898.211,75.147,,64.72645,-165.94678,,-2648875.204,-663052.706,5744822.934
bxsec-disch8,7178305.929,454898.062,75.124,,64.72645,-165.94678,,-2648875.258,-663052.566,5744822.900
bxsec-disch9,7178305.899,454897.882,75.125,,64.72645,-165.94679,,-2648875.330,-663052.399,5744822.886
neartel8,7180049.160,454031.201,261.157,,64.74198,-165.96554,,-2647650.783,-661825.319,5745729.806
new-netrad,7178296.860,454835.642,81.960,,64.72636,-165.94809,,-2648901.993,-662995.035,5744824.810
new-precip,7178301.724,454843.494,81.919,,64.72641,-165.94793,,-2648895.716,-663001.485,5744826.900
new-snopro,7178296.643,454830.391,82.148,,64.72636,-165.94820,,-2648903.605,-662990.027,5744824.853
new-station,7178298.590,454835.192,82.140,,64.72638,-165.94810,,-2648900.671,-662994.213,5744825.709
new-sw-stn,7178304.038,454885.819,75.960,,64.72644,-165.94704,,-2648880.391,-663041.256,5744822.770
nrtel8bs,7180048.627,454031.405,261.143,,64.74197,-165.96553,,-2647651.191,-661825.641,5745729.568
old-atrh,7178297.340,454864.331,80.816,,64.72637,-165.94749,,-2648893.755,-663022.547,5744824.164
old-netrad,7178294.609,454862.839,80.916,,64.72635,-165.94752,,-2648896.565,-663021.755,5744823.078
old-precip,7178300.739,454855.192,81.383,,64.72640,-165.94768,,-2648893.360,-663012.973,5744826.069
old-snopro,7178295.372,454827.643,82.058,,64.72635,-165.94826,,-2648905.381,-662987.657,5744824.212
ptrb-1,7178307.895,454898.036,75.189,,64.72647,-165.94679,,-2648873.574,-663052.088,5744823.798
ptrb-2,7178307.933,454897.936,75.262,,64.72647,-165.94679,,-2648873.596,-663051.989,5744823.879
ptrb-3,7178308.449,454897.478,75.907,,64.72648,-165.94680,,-2648873.530,-663051.493,5744824.681
random,7180444.461,453978.294,280.081,,64.74552,-165.96677,,-2647326.674,-661683.539,5745915.289
snmlt-pit2,7180450.735,453820.781,280.051,,64.74555,-165.97008,,-2647361.493,-661529.736,5745916.912
snowpit1,7178401.567,455059.723,87.097,,64.72733,-165.94342,,-2648755.258,-663187.750,5744875.599
snowpit2,7178303.885,454909.112,75.124,,64.72644,-165.94655,,-2648874.215,-663063.730,5744822.098
snowpit3,7178197.351,454713.091,85.856,,64.72545,-165.95063,,-2649021.933,-662900.224,5744785.052
sr50a2,7178307.196,454840.181,82.300,,64.72646,-165.94800,,-2648891.941,-662997.040,5744829.560
teller2 0,7178948.902,454819.322,127.711,,64.73221,-165.94864,,-2648355.330,-662831.320,5745144.509
telsnw2,7178258.459,455055.399,83.085,,64.72605,-165.94347,,-2648879.756,-663216.660,5744810.828
ter1,7180048.046,454288.148,247.910,,64.74200,-165.96014,,-2647580.504,-662072.701,5745719.017
ter2,7180048.040,454288.154,247.907,,64.74200,-165.96014,,-2647580.506,-662072.708,5745719.012
ter3,7180048.052,454288.140,247.910,,64.74200,-165.96014,,-2647580.501,-662072.692,5745719.020
ter4,7180047.972,454287.993,247.891,,64.74200,-165.96014,,-2647580.600,-662072.566,5745718.967
ter5,7180048.158,454288.682,247.868,,64.74200,-165.96013,,-2647580.252,-662073.187,5745719.031
ter6,7180048.178,454288.596,247.887,,64.74200,-165.96013,,-2647580.264,-662073.101,5745719.055
ter7,7180047.180,454287.983,247.037,,64.74199,-165.96014,,-2647580.942,-662072.655,5745717.857
ter8,7180048.092,454288.647,247.871,,64.74200,-165.96013,,-2647580.320,-662073.169,5745719.005
ter9,7180048.138,454288.578,247.831,,64.74200,-165.96013,,-2647580.281,-662073.088,5745718.988
ter10,7180048.100,454288.635,247.829,,64.74200,-165.96013,,-2647580.299,-662073.151,5745718.970
ter11,7180048.084,454288.640,247.819,,64.74200,-165.96013,,-2647580.307,-662073.159,5745718.954
ter12,7180048.101,454288.630,247.818,,64.74200,-165.96013,,-2647580.294,-662073.145,5745718.961
ter13,7180048.101,454288.630,247.823,,64.74200,-165.96013,,-2647580.296,-662073.146,5745718.965
ter14,7180048.051,454288.639,247.831,,64.74200,-165.96013,,-2647580.341,-662073.167,5745718.952
ter15,7180048.029,454288.640,247.827,,64.74200,-165.96013,,-2647580.359,-662073.173,5745718.938
tl1-95-,7180577.982,453967.207,281.337,,64.74671,-165.96705,,-2647213.334,-661641.678,5745973.334
tl1-TS_Ref,7178293.509,454886.411,76.499,,64.72634,-165.94703,,-2648889.662,-663044.350,5744818.765
tl2-96-,7180576.918,453965.344,281.306,,64.74670,-165.96709,,-2647214.729,-661640.122,5745972.840
tl3-101-,7180576.025,453962.857,281.302,,64.74669,-165.96714,,-2647216.144,-661637.926,5745972.439
tl4-115-,7180574.704,453960.315,281.308,,64.74668,-165.96719,,-2647217.951,-661635.778,5745971.865
tl5-106,7180573.839,453958.708,281.345,,64.74667,-165.96723,,-2647219.134,-661634.429,5745971.519
tl6-97,7180572.976,453957.005,281.368,,64.74667,-165.96726,,-2647220.334,-661632.987,5745971.160
tl7-19,7179971.127,454139.076,251.988,,64.74129,-165.96325,,-2647687.573,-661946.970,5745688.909
tl7-20,7179962.961,454133.114,251.992,,64.74122,-165.96337,,-2647696.238,-661943.117,5745685.387
tl7-21,7179955.232,454126.630,251.767,,64.74115,-165.96350,,-2647704.560,-661938.632,5745681.843
tl7-22,7179947.827,454119.708,251.697,,64.74108,-165.96365,,-2647712.774,-661933.666,5745678.574
tl7-23,7179940.007,454112.782,251.655,,64.74101,-165.96379,,-2647721.364,-661928.794,5745675.153
tl7-24,7179932.067,454106.511,251.571,,64.74094,-165.96392,,-2647729.873,-661924.580,5745671.647
tl7-25,7179925.307,454098.932,251.566,,64.74087,-165.96407,,-2647737.719,-661918.833,5745668.708
tl7-26,7179918.319,454091.336,251.616,,64.74081,-165.96423,,-2647745.791,-661913.128,5745665.722
tl7-27,7179911.375,454083.466,251.604,,64.74075,-165.96439,,-2647753.869,-661907.142,5745662.695
tl7-28,7179904.992,454075.295,251.581,,64.74069,-165.96456,,-2647761.530,-661900.732,5745659.897
tl7-29,7179901.983,454065.567,251.890,,64.74066,-165.96477,,-2647766.777,-661892.061,5745658.829
tl7-30,7179898.763,454055.968,252.069,,64.74063,-165.96497,,-2647772.123,-661883.551,5745657.554
tl7-31,7179895.781,454046.302,252.382,,64.74060,-165.96517,,-2647777.332,-661874.934,5745656.501
tl7-32,7179893.998,454036.359,252.699,,64.74058,-165.96538,,-2647781.567,-661865.768,5745655.962
tl7-33,7179893.210,454026.217,253.144,,64.74058,-165.96559,,-2647785.035,-661856.190,5745655.963
tl7-34,7179893.188,454016.109,253.779,,64.74057,-165.96580,,-2647787.904,-661846.486,5745656.461
tl7-35,7179891.769,454006.077,254.126,,64.74056,-165.96601,,-2647791.857,-661837.152,5745656.104
tl7-36,7179888.560,453996.185,254.521,,64.74053,-165.96622,,-2647797.356,-661828.378,5745655.027
tl7-37,7179885.986,453986.343,254.743,,64.74051,-165.96643,,-2647802.216,-661819.486,5745654.066
tl7-38,7179883.141,453976.426,254.950,,64.74048,-165.96663,,-2647807.327,-661810.582,5745652.974
tl7-39,7179880.149,453966.669,255.143,,64.74045,-165.96684,,-2647812.519,-661801.867,5745651.808
tl7-40,7179877.516,453957.097,255.350,,64.74043,-165.96704,,-2647817.356,-661793.248,5745650.809
tl7-41,7179874.550,453947.557,255.686,,64.74040,-165.96724,,-2647822.529,-661784.751,5745649.784
tl7-42,7179854.999,453940.408,255.030,,64.74022,-165.96738,,-2647841.174,-661782.348,5745640.799
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tl7-56,7179768.088,453824.259,256.373,,64.73943,-165.96979,,-2647947.414,-661690.511,5745604.157
tl7-57,7179762.670,453815.295,256.506,,64.73938,-165.96998,,-2647954.498,-661683.125,5745601.906
tl7-58,7179757.528,453806.486,256.795,,64.73933,-165.97016,,-2647961.366,-661675.840,5745599.915
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tl7-64,7179724.752,453754.335,257.697,,64.73903,-165.97125,,-2648003.731,-661633.173,5745586.398
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tl7-66,7179713.720,453736.870,258.309,,64.73893,-165.97161,,-2648018.095,-661618.930,5745582.128
tl7-67,7179708.501,453728.001,258.351,,64.73888,-165.97179,,-2648024.944,-661611.579,5745579.880
tl7-68,7179703.025,453719.402,258.542,,64.73883,-165.97197,,-2648032.010,-661604.565,5745577.659
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tl7-71,7179686.913,453693.194,258.792,,64.73868,-165.97252,,-2648052.902,-661583.018,5745570.836
tl7-72,7179681.787,453684.394,258.891,,64.73863,-165.97270,,-2648059.674,-661575.718,5745568.680
tl7-73,7179676.451,453675.412,259.078,,64.73858,-165.97289,,-2648066.714,-661568.300,5745566.512
tl7-74,7179671.167,453666.789,259.143,,64.73853,-165.97307,,-2648073.566,-661561.206,5745564.259
tl7-75,7179666.096,453657.996,259.332,,64.73849,-165.97325,,-2648080.326,-661553.908,5745562.207
tl7-76,7179660.693,453649.436,259.386,,64.73844,-165.97343,,-2648087.261,-661546.901,5745559.893
tl7-77,7179655.878,453640.622,259.392,,64.73839,-165.97361,,-2648093.728,-661539.506,5745557.786
tl7-78,7179650.923,453631.684,259.321,,64.73835,-165.97380,,-2648100.316,-661532.014,5745555.548
tl7-79,7179645.209,453622.951,259.331,,64.73830,-165.97398,,-2648107.549,-661524.907,5745553.061
tl7-80,7179639.943,453614.126,259.211,,64.73825,-165.97416,,-2648114.360,-661517.593,5745550.646
tl7-81,7179634.586,453605.983,259.230,,64.73820,-165.97433,,-2648121.133,-661510.974,5745548.322
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</pre>

2017 NGEE June Nome Trip

2016-09-21T20:46:35Z

137.229.92.230:

* @ [[Kougraok M64]]
** if we get permission then site at the top perhaps?
** If no permission then maybe a subset of instruments adjacent to the GIPL Pilgrim site and or hold off until September / the spring.
*** soil pit
**** soil moisture @ 5, 10, 20, 30, 40 cm bgs
**** soil thermal conductivity @ 10, 20, 30, 40 cm bgs
**** soil temperature @ 10, 20, 30, 40 cm bgs
**** soil heat flux near base of active layer & plant / soil boundary
*** 1.5m soil temperature profile
*** snow depth @ tripod
*** snow depth away from tripod
*** interval camera
*** 4 component radiation
*** Spectral response sensors: NDVI & PRI up looking and two vegetation communities
*** 1.5m Air temperature, Relative Humidity, & Dew Point Temperature
*** Wind speed and direction at 3m
*** summer precipitation
* @ Teller Bottom
** send one more program to fix 5cm bgs soil moisture out of range array error

2016 NGEE September Nome Trip

2016-08-31T03:31:45Z

137.229.92.230:

===Teller Bottom @ TL_DS_1===
====To Do:====
* Get SRS sensors running
* Get Thermal Conductivity sensors running
* Jumper for batteries
* Pack up Surface Water Station for winter
* Duct seal up all instrument box holes

====In Nome Storage:====
* jumpers for last battery
* soil sampling cylinders for soil pit
* Cable spools for Pressure transducers

====At Site====
* duct seal for all connections
* soil pit sensors in large actionpacker

====Extras====
* think about how to mount iridium here...
* Bring covers from Fairbanks to cover unitstrut ends like tennis balls.

====Left to fix====
* Decagon SRS sensors... test again in Fairbanks
* Thermal Conductivity sensors... figure out their deal...
* Review fieldbook

===Teller Top @ TL_IS5===
====Remaining To Do for fall====
* Bring out a charge controller for solar panel
* soil samples from soil pit
* soil pit sensors are in a large actionpacker next to tower.

===Kougarok M64===
* Add ground control survey point if permitted

===Skookum Pass===
* Add Satellite Components

===Kougarok Old Sites===
* Download data over the radio network

===Council Old Sites===
* Look for camera at Blueberry site

Teller Lower Station

2016-08-01T23:25:05Z

137.229.92.230: Created page with "Tape Color is '''BLUE''' To Bring: * Put the 3m tripod built from tripod kit here. * 015103 WS/WD ** Make up cable for it * CR200 for measuring Pressure Transducers * ''5 pcs..."

Tape Color is '''BLUE'''

To Bring:
* Put the 3m tripod built from tripod kit here.
* 015103 WS/WD
** Make up cable for it
* CR200 for measuring Pressure Transducers
* ''5 pcs'' VITEL Hydraprobe II
** Need to set IDs
* ''4 pcs'' East30 sensors thermal conductivity or specific heat
** also interface board
** also measure the heater resistance of each

* Cable protection
* cable ties & hose clamps for securing cabling to tripod

Already at site:
* HMP155
** thinking about bringing out a replacement temperature head though because the one in place has been on the fritz over the summer.
* TE525MM

2016 NGEE August Nome Trip

2016-08-01T22:57:33Z

137.229.92.230: /* Second Trip To Do List: */

===Second Trip:===
'''August 11 - 19'''

===Second Trip To Do List:===
* @ Teller
** [[Teller Lower Station]] turn into full met 3m tripod located closer to shrubs
*** soil pit
*** 1.5m soil temps?
*** 2x snow
*** radiation
*** probably split off surface water sensors onto a different logger (maybe the cr800 up top or else a new one)
*** airtemp & Precip
*** 3m anemometer
*** use self tapping screw to keep animals from removing precip bucket lid.
** Surface Water Station #1
*** Bring out CR200
*** Connect two Pressure Transducers to this CR200
*** Perhaps use battery from upper site...
** [[Teller Upper Station ]]
*** soil pit in the low area
*** new solar panel
*** real batteries in a battery box
*** perhaps battery box located in iarc 106.
*** super animal protection.
** Survey in and place the two hobo pressure transducers somewhere in the watershed up stream from the main site.

* @ Kougraok M64
** if we get permission then site at the top perhaps?
** If no permission then adjacent to the GIPL Pilgrim site.

* Existing Sites @ Kougarok
** Remove lowest section of K-met Tower?
** Level radiometers
** level precip buckets
** general sensor refresh

* Existing Sites @ Council
** Remove lowest section of Tower? @ blueberry hill
** Level radiometers
** level precip buckets
** general sensor refresh
** spend one or two nights with Mike Murphy to reduce travel times?
** radiometer setup to Grid site
** put in ground control point

New ~mile 60 Kougarok site
* radiation
* heat flux
* put in ground control point
*

====8/11====
* Arrive @ around Noon
* Pick up vehicle
* Pick up freight
* Visit Anvil Mountain and swap out batteries.
* Get groceries
* Pack vehicle for 8/12
* Pick up freight
** bring teller coded gear to Bering Air

====8/12 & 8/13====
'''(I think this may take more than two days)''' 
'''Starting to think 1.5 -2 days per site is more realistic'''
* Go to Teller
* @Top Put up permanent site
** tripod
** camera
** batteries
** battery box
** solar panel
** logger
** radiometer
** additional box for multiplexer
** multiplexer
** Met Sensors
*** AT/RH
*** RM Young WS/WD
*** Snow Depth
*** Precipitation?
** Soil Pit
*** SDI12 Soil Moisture
*** Soil Heat Capacity
*** Heat Flux Plate
** 1.5m Soil temperature?
** Cable Armoring for everything exposed
** Reuse for SW station:
*** small battery
*** small solar panel
*** CR800
* @ SW station
** Move instrument box to the small stand
** Reprogram CR800 & power back up. (I'm still torn on doing this this year or next year...)
* @ Snowmelt Logger
** Reuse Snowmelt Yellow box & Logger for permanent site.
** Met Sensors
*** AT/RH
*** RM Young WS/WD
*** Snow Depth
** Soil Pit
*** SDI12 Soil Moisture
*** Soil Thermal Conductivity
*** Heat Flux Plate
** 1.5m Soil temperature?
** tripod
** camera
** batteries
** battery box
** solar panel
** Cable Armoring for everything exposed
* Use Survey GPS to lock in positions of all instrumentation (before move and after!)
* Make a discharge measurement
* Level precip bucket
* Bring a drill & self-tapping screw to lock tipping bucket in place.

====8/14 - 8/16 ====
* '''FUEL UP!!!!'''
* If the weather cooperates, hike up and visit the Kigluaiks Sites
** optional, cancel if behind schedule...
** download data
** reorient antenna if needed
** see if there is anything we can take down from the smashed up site
* Plan A: Recon the Kougarok site
* Plan B: save Kougarok_m64 site for '17 or put instruments @ Pilgrim hot springs
* @Kougarok_m64
** tripod
*** still mulling this one since we will be dragging all this stuff up the hill.
** batteries
** battery enclosure
** Met Instruments
*** AT/RH
*** Precip?
*** RM Young WS/WD
*** Snow Depth
** Soil Pit
*** SDI12 Soil Moisture
*** Soil Thermal Conductivity
*** Heat Flux Plate
** 1.5m Soil temperature?
* what am I forgetting here?
* @ K2 Met
** Lower the tower to two sections
** grab data off the storage module
** sensor refresh
** AT/RH
** SR50A
** Battery
** better secure the radiation stand to make sure it stays level.
* @ K3 Mauze Gulch
** Sensor refresh
*** AT/RH
*** SR50A
*** Battery?
** Data Download
* @ K1 SR50A refresh if time allows
* Camping Schedule
** 8/14: Salmon Lake BLM
** 8/15: Kougarok Cabin
** 8/16: Kougarok Cabin

====8/17 - 8/18====
* Drive back to Nome and on to Council
* Spend two nights @ B&B.
* Focus on C2 Blueberry site & Tower.
* make the radiation stand more solid.
* Lower the tower to 2 sections
**

===Anemometer notes ===
Testing each anemometer for
*propeller torque using anemometer torque disc (18310)
**factory spec is 2.6 gm-cm (black nylon screw at 5cm and metal screw at 2cm)
*** 33821 moved with 0.2 gm-cm (a black nylon screw at 2cm radius), so this is much better than factory spec
*** 61996 moved with 0.5 gm-cm
**tested both Clock Wise(CW) and Counter Clock Wise (CCW)
*Wind speed using anemometer drive (18802)
** @200rpm = 0.98m/s. @1000rpm = 4.9m/s. @2000rpm = 9.8m/s
**tested both CW and CCW
*Vane Torque using Vane Torque Gauge (18331)
**mount the gauge, pull the string, if it moves with < 30 gm-cm of torque, golden.
**tested both CW and CCW
*Wind Direction using Vane Angle Fixture Tower Mount (18212)
** checked 3 directions
*** 33821 all within 1 degree of accuracy
*** 61996 reads 3 degrees less (ex: reads 177 when should be 180)
NEED ONE WIRE (have one)

ArcGIS

2016-08-01T18:59:49Z

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===Tips===
====Add GINA Best Data Layer====
* Start new project
* Right click on "Layers"
* Click "Add Data..."
* Find the WMS layer that you want to add here:
** http://www.alaskamapped.org/data/wms-wfs-wcs-web-service-feeds
** For example: Best Data Layer: http://wms.alaskamapped.org/bdl?
* Follow these instructions to add this to your map:
** http://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/10.3/map/web-maps-and-services/adding-wms-services.htm

====Output a GEOPDF in ArcGIS====
* With all the layers you wish to see visible, zoom in on your area of interest.
* In the lower left corner of the window there are two buttons:
** '''Data View'''
** '''Layout View'''
* Click Layout View to see the coverage area.
* If it is too zomed out, there is a scale bar ''1:500,000'' select a scale that nicely covers your area of interest on the ''Layout View''.
* Once all of that is set, print the map. To print:
** File Menu -> Export Map...
** Select output resolution and safe as type '''PDF'''

Online Archive Fixes

2016-06-18T00:38:03Z

137.229.92.230:

2016 Update:
* C2 Blueberry Incoming Shortwave: 6999
** '''5/23/2004 17:00 to 6/1/2004 1:00''''
* Also Missing from Imiq: 6/18/2004 17:00 to 6/23/2004 21:00 (AK STD Time)
* incorrect 6999 Imiq C2 SW In 6/29/2006 23:00
* incorrect 7777 Imiq C2 SW In 1/1/2007 1:00 to 5/15/2007 9:00
* incorrect 7777 imiq c2 sw in 10/1/2007 1:00 to 12/31/2007 23:00
* incorrect 7777 imiq c2 sw in 1/1/2008 0:00 to 1/26/2008 0:00
* incorrect 7777 imiq c2 sw beginning about 8/5/2007. All 0 values turn into 7777

C1 -- There are some to check on but I'll need to rereview.
C2 -- 2007 & 2008 Met in wrong format.
K1 -- at least 2007 & 2008 met in wrong format.

Things to look for:
* Data coverage field is accurate in metadata header
* Columns for both UTC & AKSTD Time and format is yyyymmddhhmm and yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm respectively
* Data version is consistent

Online Archive Fixes

2016-06-17T22:26:00Z

137.229.92.230:

2016 Update:
* C2 Blueberry Incoming Shortwave: 6999
** '''5/23/2004 17:00 to 6/1/2004 1:00''''
* Also Missing from Imiq: 6/18/2004 17:00 to 6/23/2004 21:00 (AK STD Time)

C1 -- There are some to check on but I'll need to rereview.
C2 -- 2007 & 2008 Met in wrong format.
K1 -- at least 2007 & 2008 met in wrong format.

Things to look for:
* Data coverage field is accurate in metadata header
* Columns for both UTC & AKSTD Time and format is yyyymmddhhmm and yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm respectively
* Data version is consistent

K2 Met Data Downloads

2016-06-02T00:32:03Z

137.229.92.230:

K2 Met Data Data Start - Data Stop Array IDs Present
050599K2.DAT 1999,97,1700 - 1999,125,1700 128,111
051099K2.DAT 1999,97,1700 - 1999,130,1100 128,129
051899K2.DAT 1999,97,1700 - 1999,138,1600 129
052299K2.DAT 1999,97,1700 - 1999,142,1300 129
052499K2.DAT 1999,97,1700 - 1999,144,1400 128,129
K2072199.DAT 1999,97,1700 - 1999,202,1200 128.129,130
K2.DAT 1999,202,1500 - 1999,203,2300 129,226,230
K20CT99.DAT 1999,202,1500 - 1999,278,1200 129,226,230
K2JAN00.DAT 1999,279,1100 - 2000,28,1300 129,263
K2MAY00.DAT 2000,28,1400 - 2000,126,1800 129,263
K2JUN00.DAT 2000,126,1900 - 2000,154,1700 129,267,270
K2JULY2000.DAT 2000,126,1900 - 2000,206,1300 129,267,270,263
K10M2801.DAT 2000,168,100 - 2000,302,1100 129,263
K210M001.DAT 2000,302,1200 - 2001,30,1800 129.263
K20401.DAT 2001,8,100 - 2001,95,900 129,263
K1001.DAT 2001,95,1100 - 2001,122,1600 129,263
K10--2001-06-03.DAT 2001,95,1100 - 2001,154,1400 129,263
K10--2001-07-13.DAT 2001,154,1500 - 2001,194,1000 129,263
K10M--2001-08-21.DAT 2001,95,1100 - 2001,232,2200 129,130,263
K10M--2001-10-11.DAT 2001,95,1100 - 2001,283,1900 129,130,263
K10MOCT01.DAT 2001,95,1100 - 2001,283,1900 129,130,263
KOU10M.DAT 2001,95,1100 - 2001,165,900 129,263
K10MJAN02-2002-02-03.DAT 2001,95,1200 - 2002,22,1600 129,130,263
K10M-2002-04-19.DAT 2001,95,1200 - 2002,22,1600 129,130,263
K10STO01.DAT 2001,347,2000 - 2002,22,1600 130,263 (PLUS REPEATED DATA FROM 2001)
K10STO02.DAT JUST: 2002,34,2100 130,263
K10MSPRING2002.DAT 2002,35,1400 - 2002,132,1300 130,263
K10MJAN02--2002-08-29.DAT 2001,95,1200 - 2002,22,1500 129,130,263
K-MET_FEB_2003.DAT 2002,167,1000 - 2003,58,1600 130,127,263
K10M--2003-10-30.DAT 2003,251,1200 - 2003,282,1700 128,241
K2_2005-06-03a1.dat 2002,285,1800 - 2005,154,1800 127,128,229,241
K2_2005-07-27a1.dat 2005,154,1900 - 2005,208,1500 128,241
SP_K2.DAT 2005,218,2000 - 2006,153,1900 128,241
K2_final_storage_1.dat 2002,297,1200 - 2006,229,1000 128,241
K2_2006-10-07.dat 2006,229,1100 - 2006,281,1100 128,241
K2_2007-06-11.dat 2006,281,1200 - 2007,162,1000 128,241
K2_2007-07-25.dat 2007,162,1200 - 2007,206,800 128,249
K2_2007-09-15.dat 2007,206,900 - 2007,258,1800 128,265
K2_2008-06-14.dat 2007,258,1900 - 2008,166,2000 128,269,280
K2_2008-08-28.dat 2008,166,2100 - 2008,241,1000 128,272,280
k2-met_2009_07_30.dat 2008,241,1100 - 2009,211,1800 128,273,280
k2-met_2009_09_25.dat 2009,211,1900 - 2009,268,1700 129,273,144,285
K2_2010-06-24.dat 2009,211,1900 - 2010,175,1100 129,273,144,285
k2_2010_08_12.dat 2009,268,1800 - 2010,224,1300 129,273,144,285
k2_2011_08_19.dat 2010,224,1500 - 2011,231,1200 128,271,284
k2_2012_08_08.dat 2011,231,1300 - 2012,221,1100 132,271,283
k2_2014_07_23.dat 2012,296,1200 - 2014,204,1100 132,271,283 (I think the missing data between 2012 and 2014 can be found on a storage module)
k2_2015_07_27.dat 2014,204,1200 - 2015,209,1200 132,271,283

Partial List of Array IDs:
128 -- met, 30 elements
129 -- met, 30 elements
132 -- met, 30 elements

271 -- soil, 34 elements (k2_2011_08_19.dat)
271 -- soil, 26 elements
273 -- soil, 33 elements

144 -- snow temperature profile, 27 elements

280 -- snow, 5 elements
283 -- snow, 4 elements
285 -- snow, 4 elements

K2 Met Data Downloads

2016-06-01T19:08:18Z

137.229.92.230:

K2 Met Data Data Start - Data Stop Array IDs Present
050599K2.DAT 1999,97,1700 - 1999,125,1700 128,111
051099K2.DAT 1999,97,1700 - 1999,130,1100 128,129
051899K2.DAT 1999,97,1700 - 1999,138,1600 129
052299K2.DAT 1999,97,1700 - 1999,142,1300 129
052499K2.DAT 1999,97,1700 - 1999,144,1400 128,129
K2072199.DAT 1999,97,1700 - 1999,202,1200 128.129,130
K2.DAT 1999,202,1500 - 1999,203,2300 129,226,230
K20CT99.DAT 1999,202,1500 - 1999,278,1200 129,226,230
K2JAN00.DAT 1999,279,1100 - 2000,28,1300 129,263
K2MAY00.DAT 2000,28,1400 - 2000,126,1800 129,263
K2JUN00.DAT 2000,126,1900 - 2000,154,1700 129,267,270
K2JULY2000.DAT 2000,126,1900 - 2000,206,1300 129,267,270,263
K10M2801.DAT 2000,168,100 - 2000,302,1100 129,263
K210M001.DAT 2000,302,1200 - 2001,30,1800 129.263
K20401.DAT 2001,8,100 - 2001,95,900 129,263
K1001.DAT 2001,95,1100 - 2001,122,1600 129,263
K10--2001-06-03.DAT 2001,95,1100 - 2001,154,1400 129,263
K10--2001-07-13.DAT 2001,154,1500 - 2001,194,1000 129,263
K10M--2001-08-21.DAT 2001,95,1100 - 2001,232,2200 129,130,263
K10M--2001-10-11.DAT 2001,95,1100 - 2001,283,1900 129,130,263
K10MOCT01.DAT 2001,95,1100 - 2001,283,1900 129,130,263
KOU10M.DAT 2001,95,1100 - 2001,165,900 129,263
K10MJAN02-2002-02-03.DAT 2001,95,1200 - 2002,22,1600 129,130,263
K10M-2002-04-19.DAT 2001,95,1200 - 2002,22,1600 129,130,263
K10STO01.DAT 2001,347,2000 - 2002,22,1600 130,263 (PLUS REPEATED DATA FROM 2001)
K10STO02.DAT JUST: 2002,34,2100 130,263
K10MSPRING2002.DAT 2002,35,1400 - 2002,132,1300 130,263
K10MJAN02--2002-08-29.DAT 2001,95,1200 - 2002,22,1500 129,130,263
K-MET_FEB_2003.DAT 2002,167,1000 - 2003,58,1600 130,127,263
K10M--2003-10-30.DAT 2003,251,1200 - 2003,282,1700 128,241
K2_2005-06-03a1.dat 2002,285,1800 - 2005,154,1800 127,128,229,241
K2_2005-07-27a1.dat 2005,154,1900 - 2005,208,1500 128,241
SP_K2.DAT 2005,218,2000 - 2006,153,1900 128,241
K2_final_storage_1.dat 2002,297,1200 - 2006,229,1000 128,241
K2_2006-10-07.dat 2006,229,1100 - 2006,281,1100 128,241
K2_2007-06-11.dat 2006,281,1200 - 2007,162,1000 128,241
K2_2007-07-25.dat 2007,162,1200 - 2007,206,800 128,249
K2_2007-09-15.dat 2007,206,900 - 2007,258,1800 128,265
K2_2008-06-14.dat 2007,258,1900 - 2008,166,2000 128,269,280
K2_2008-08-28.dat 2008,166,2100 - 2008,241,1000 128,272,280
k2-met_2009_07_30.dat 2008,241,1100 - 2009,211,1800 128,273,280
k2-met_2009_09_25.dat 2009,211,1900 - 2009,268,1700 129,273,144,285
K2_2010-06-24.dat 2009,211,1900 - 2010,175,1100 129,273,144,285
k2_2010_08_12.dat 2009,268,1800 - 2010,224,1300 129,273,144,285
k2_2011_08_19.dat 2010,224,1500 - 2011,231,1200 128,271,284
k2_2012_08_08.dat 2011,231,1300 - 2012,221,1100 132,271,283
k2_2014_07_23.dat 2012,296,1200 - 2014,204,1100 132,271,283 (I think the missing data between 2012 and 2014 can be found on a storage module)
k2_2015_07_27.dat 2014,204,1200 - 2015,209,1200 132,271,283

Partial List of Array IDs:
128 -- met, 30 elements
129 -- met, 30 elements
132 -- met, 30 elements

271 -- soil, 26 elements
273 -- soil, 33 elements

144 -- snow temperature profile, 27 elements

280 -- snow, 5 elements
283 -- snow, 4 elements
285 -- snow, 4 elements

K3 Mauze Data Downloads

2016-05-26T23:34:04Z

137.229.92.230:

K3 Data Data Start - Data Stop Array IDs Present
052799K3.DAT 1999,128,2100 - 1999,147,1400 112
K372199.DAT 1999,128,2100 - 1999,203,1900 112
K3OCT99.DAT 1999,128,2100 - 1999,278,1700 112,220
K3JAN00.DAT 1999,278,1800 - 2000,28,1400 112,220
K3MAY00.DAT 2000,28,1500 - 2000,126,2000 112,228
K3JUN00.DAT 2000,131,1200 - 2000,154,1400 112,235
K3JULY2000.DAT 2000,131,1200 - 2000,207,1300 112,235,228
MAUZEMET.DAT 2001,95,1400 - 2001,232,1300 112,228
MAUZMET.DAT 2001,95,1400 - 2002,34,1600 112,113,228
k3_2005-06-04a1.dat 2001,95,1400 - 2005,155,1700 112,113,123,228
SP_K3.DAT 2004,214,1800 - 2006,152,1500 123,228
K3_final_storage_1.dat 2001,146,500 - 2006,229,1500 112,113,123,228
K3_2006-10-07.dat 2006,229,1600 - 2006,281,1600 123,228
K3_2007-06-10.dat 2006,281,1700 - 2007,161,2000 123,228
K3_2007-07-22.dat 2007,161,2100 - 2007,203,1800 123,228
K3_2007-09-15.dat 2007,203,1900 - 2007,258,1200 123,228
K3_2008-06-15.dat 2007,258,1300 - 2008,167,1015 123,228,233
K3_2008-08-27.dat 2008,167,1020 - 2008,240,2005 123,227,233
k3_mauze_2009_09_25.dat 2008,167,1100 - 2009,269,1300 123,227,233
K3_2010-06-23.dat 2009,269,1400 - 2010,175,900 123,228,238
k3_2010_08_11.dat 2009,269,1400 - 2010,36,2400 123,228,238
k3_2010_08_12.dat 2010,37,100 - 2010,223,1800 123,228,238
k3_mauze_2011_08_18.dat 2010,223,1900 - 2011,230,1300 123,127,228,238
k3_2012_08_07.dat 2010,84,1705 - 2012,220,1500 123,127,228,238
k3_2014_07_23.dat 2012,220,1600 - 2014,204,1000 127,228,238 ** not quite a station visit, downloaded via radio from Quartz Creek Airport
k3_2015_07_27.dat 2014,204,1100 - 2015,208,1800 127,228,238

Incomplete List of Array IDs:
123 = Met, 16 elements
127 = Met, 16 elements
227 = Soil, 24 elements
228 = Soil, 24 elements
233 = snow, 5 elements
238 = snow, 4 elements

K3 Mauze Data Downloads

2016-05-26T23:32:07Z

137.229.92.230:

Initial Debian Server Setup

2016-05-26T20:26:49Z

137.229.92.230: /* Other packages */

[[IARC Server List]]
==Step by step (roughly) procedure for getting a Debian-ARM server up and running for remote deployment as a serial radio base or a number of other things==
Been meaning to put this together for a while.
===Download media===
A lot of these ARM based systems have a microSD or SD card image that can be flashed from an online source. I like to use the most recent stable version of Debian if it's available and also the minimum size image so that less extra cruft is installed (don't need a window manager etc) 
This is my current favorite system to deploy: 
http://wiki.solid-run.com/doku.php?id=products:imx6:cubox-i 

The RaspberryPis work well, too but have less horsepower under the hood: 
https://www.raspberrypi.org/ 

We also have a few units (the DreamPlug and the GuruPlug) from GlobalScale but the power supplies have become flaky over time and I think the cubox-i is current favorite. 
https://www.globalscaletechnologies.com/ 

I guess in addition, also using intel based NUC which is slightly larger, maybe more powerful but the cpu instruction set is x86 rather than ARM. For Debian, that means nothing but it should also mean we can run loggernet for linux further afield. (this is on my later in the winter list).

===First step===
#Download the current image of the OS available online to your computer
## http://wiki.solid-run.com/doku.php?id=products:imx6:software:os:debian 
## https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/ 
# Flash it to the appropriate media (microSD or SD card typically). Something like this:
## sudo dd if=~/Downloads/ignition.img of=/dev/rdisk2 bs=4096 ''' (cubox-i example)'''
## sudo dd if=2015-11-21-raspbian-jessie-lite.img of=/dev/rdisk2 bs=4096 '''(Raspberry Pi example)'''
# Look up online the default user / password to get into the system once it is up and running, too.
## A simple search for something like "''Raspberry pi default user name and password''" should get you close.
# Once you're up and running, log in as the default user and then let's do some set up in an interactive sudo session:
<pre> sudo -i</pre>

===For raspberry pi, change keyboard layout to US===
Default is UK English layout... before you change the passwords you should get a US layout keyboard. Here is a good resource 
https://wiki.debian.org/Keyboard 
<pre>dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration</pre>
<pre> service keyboard-setup restart</pre>

=== Create user accounts===
(junk name here not what you might see on our systems)
<pre> adduser scientist</pre>

=== give the user extended permissions===
https://wiki.debian.org/sudo
<pre>adduser scientist sudo</pre>

===Tighten up remote ssh access===
Been having some issues with port scanning and automated log in attempts from all over the world. You can initially lock things down by disabling the default account from ssh login (after creating your first other user in the previous step). First up, edit the ssh server configuration. The file is found in ''/etc/ssh/sshd_config'':
<pre> editor /etc/ssh/sshd_config</pre>
Add these lines to that file (or verify that they are there / double check that you aren't duplicating and creating confusion for the daemon):
<pre>
## Disable root login:
PermitRootLogin no
##specify which users can log in over ssh:
AllowUsers scientist
</pre>
With that out of the way, restart the ssh server and you have taken a step towards better securing the system:
<pre>service ssh restart</pre>
===Update Firewall:===
Firewall is complicated. I'm not 100% I have this correct but it's quite a bit more secure than the defaults and such. It's worth its own entry though:
* [[IP Tables Firewall Example]]

===update apt & all packages===
<pre>
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
</pre>

===Raspberry Pi specific: Resize Partition===
Run this utility as root:
<pre>raspi-config</pre>
One of the options (the first one) is:
<pre>1 Expand Filesystem Ensures that all of the SD card storage is available to the OS </pre>
Select that and the file system will go from the default, like 1.3 GB and expand to consume the whole card. See here for a bit more discussion: 
http://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/499/how-can-i-resize-my-root-partition

===Install additional packages===
Great, if you've made it this far then you should have a decently secure system, nearly ready for deployment. There are a few more pacakges it is smart to install... kind of depends on what you are doing whether you add all of them or not but there first are a good move.

<pre> apt-get install nmap ntp less imagemagick python mailutils fail2ban ser2net git telnet screen</pre>
* '''nmap''' is useful for checking out the internet presence of your device. Kind of optional but nice to have installed if you need it at a later date.
** https://packages.debian.org/stable/nmap
* '''ntp''' is the time server, used to get internet time. It should be installed by default but I have found it isn't alway. So, best to be explicit and install it here.
** https://packages.debian.org/jessie/ntp
* '''less''' is a simple command line utility for reading text files. A gain, it should be installed by default but I have run into it not being installed.
** https://packages.debian.org/jessie/less
* '''imagemagick''' is a great command line based image manipulation library. Used by a few different utilities. I think we use it to resize / slice automatically generated plots, and to do some other stuff in Barrow.
** https://packages.debian.org/jessie/imagemagick
* '''python''' common programming language we use extensively and should be added to the system.
* '''mailutils''' is a simple email package. Used by crontab & the security updates system (as well as others I'm forgetting) to give you status information.
* '''fail2ban''' is used to lockdown ssh a bit further than the default ip tables rules. It blocks IP addresses that try to log in too often with a bad user/password. Intended to reduce workload of these simple computers handling garbage so they can focus on serving as a serial base station etc.
* '''ser2net''' pretty solid utility for getting serial port access (or usb to serial access) via sockets. This is the primary thing we use to handle getting data logger information available over the internet. For multipoint radios, there is also a '''ser2nets''' which can allow more than one LoggerNet instance to access the radio network simultaneously. I haven't used ser2nets but have thought about experimenting with it.
* '''git''' we use this for distributing datapro and other utilities
* ''telnet'' useful for testing ser2net's operation.
* ''screen'' useful for testing the usb to serial device

====Automatically install security updates:====
The last generally mandatory package to add is the Unattended security updates. There are couple packages to install but there are also some configs to modify It's best to just read this page. 
https://wiki.debian.org/UnattendedUpgrades 
But, I can also give you a hint that you'll need to do at least these three things from the command line:
<pre>apt-get install unattended-upgrades apt-listchanges</pre>
<pre>editor /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/50unattended-upgrades</pre>
<pre>editor /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/20auto-upgrades</pre>

===Other packages===
So, those are typically the base to get you up and running. Then, this next set are slightly more specialized. If you are going to do any data processing or use the WERC data retrieval tools these are good to install:
<pre> apt-get install build-essential libdbi-perl libconfig-yaml-perl python-numpy python-tz liblockfile-simple-perl libdbi-perl bc </pre>

===check timezone===
Important to confirm we are using UTC:
<pre>sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata </pre>

===Next steps===
So, at this point you have a system that has now been tailored to generic deployment. With that out of the way there are some specific things and tools / scripts that are nice to give you a bit more feedback. For example. it needs to tell you its IP address routinely so there are some things to set up in order to make that happen like:
* set up a private key in the ''scientist'' user account so you can automate the transfer
** follow this: http://troy.jdmz.net/rsync/index.html
** '''ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 2048 '''
** then, add the key to the server you want to push too:
*** '''ssh-copy-id scientist@ngeedata.iarc.uaf.edu'''
* set up the crontab so that the automated stuff is configured to happen... do all of this from your user account rather than your root account.
<pre>
mkdir ~/bin
nano ~/bin/main_cron
</pre>
* add something like this to the file main_cron to transmit the IP address every 10 minutes:
<pre>
*/10 * * * * /sbin/ifconfig > /home/scientist/grayling_ip.txt
*/10 * * * * scp -oport=2222 /home/scientist/grayling_ip.txt user@ngeedata.iarc.uaf.edu:/home/user/remote_ips/
</pre>
* add this to the crontab:
<pre> crontab ~/bin/main_cron</pre>
* confirm that it is in the crontab:
<pre> crontab -l</pre>
Great,
* set up a few more bash scripts... running out of steam here I'm just going to list commands for a bit and then annotate later.
* this gets Ross' csv utilities with datapro plus a number of other things installed
<pre>
cd ~/bin/
git clone https://github.com/rwspicer/csv_utilities.git
python ~/bin/csv_utilities/get_ip.py --infile=/home/scientist/extra/grayling_ip.txt --outfile=/home/scientist/grayling_ip
</pre>

* also need to configure ser2net:
<pre>sudo nano /etc/ser2net.conf</pre>
* remove the existing lines at the bottom of the configuration and add this:
** specifying the port as ''7808''
** data type is '''''raw''''' ''(default is telnet)''
** serial to usb device is ''/dev/ttyUSB0''
** speed and data information (this is standard of most of our serial things though the baud rate may change depending on application): ''115200 8DATABITS NONE 1STOPBIT''
** a few additional parameters to close the connection and reset the radio after each use: '' HANGUP_WHEN_DONE RTSCTS LOCAL''
<pre>
# IARC radio
7808:raw:25:/dev/ttyUSB0:115200 8DATABITS NONE 1STOPBIT HANGUP_WHEN_DONE RTSCTS LOCAL
</pre>
* now, reload ser2net daemon with new configuration:
<pre>service ser2net restart</pre>
* next, test your setup:
<pre> telnet localhost 7808</pre>
** then hit enter a bunch and watch for a reply from the data logger. If you see it, awesome. to close the program, hold down the control key and press the close bracket key. This will bring up a new prompt:
<pre><CONTROL><]></pre>
** then:
<pre>close</pre>
* if that works, fantastic. If that doesn't, try connecting directly to the serial port using ''screen'':
<pre>sudo screen /dev/ttyUSB0 9600</pre>
** If that works, awesome! To quit screen then enter:
<pre>
<CONTROL> - <A> (press and hold control, then press A)
<COLON>
<TYPE> quit </TYPE>
</pre>
* if that works, then you have a good serial connection and may just need to tweak the ser2net configuration.
** I just noticed here that <pre>service ser2net restart</pre> didn't properly reload the configuration file. However this did:
<pre>service ser2net stop
service ser2net start</pre>

===Yet to come===
So, at this point you have a solid serial server. There is often more functionality you can add though depending on how things go. For instance, the speed test bash script may need to be installed, there might be webcam

Initial Debian Server Setup

2016-05-26T18:42:11Z

137.229.92.230: /* Other packages */

[[IARC Server List]]
==Step by step (roughly) procedure for getting a Debian-ARM server up and running for remote deployment as a serial radio base or a number of other things==
Been meaning to put this together for a while.
===Download media===
A lot of these ARM based systems have a microSD or SD card image that can be flashed from an online source. I like to use the most recent stable version of Debian if it's available and also the minimum size image so that less extra cruft is installed (don't need a window manager etc) 
This is my current favorite system to deploy: 
http://wiki.solid-run.com/doku.php?id=products:imx6:cubox-i 

The RaspberryPis work well, too but have less horsepower under the hood: 
https://www.raspberrypi.org/ 

We also have a few units (the DreamPlug and the GuruPlug) from GlobalScale but the power supplies have become flaky over time and I think the cubox-i is current favorite. 
https://www.globalscaletechnologies.com/ 

I guess in addition, also using intel based NUC which is slightly larger, maybe more powerful but the cpu instruction set is x86 rather than ARM. For Debian, that means nothing but it should also mean we can run loggernet for linux further afield. (this is on my later in the winter list).

===First step===
#Download the current image of the OS available online to your computer
## http://wiki.solid-run.com/doku.php?id=products:imx6:software:os:debian 
## https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/ 
# Flash it to the appropriate media (microSD or SD card typically). Something like this:
## sudo dd if=~/Downloads/ignition.img of=/dev/rdisk2 bs=4096 ''' (cubox-i example)'''
## sudo dd if=2015-11-21-raspbian-jessie-lite.img of=/dev/rdisk2 bs=4096 '''(Raspberry Pi example)'''
# Look up online the default user / password to get into the system once it is up and running, too.
## A simple search for something like "''Raspberry pi default user name and password''" should get you close.
# Once you're up and running, log in as the default user and then let's do some set up in an interactive sudo session:
<pre> sudo -i</pre>

===For raspberry pi, change keyboard layout to US===
Default is UK English layout... before you change the passwords you should get a US layout keyboard. Here is a good resource 
https://wiki.debian.org/Keyboard 
<pre>dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration</pre>
<pre> service keyboard-setup restart</pre>

=== Create user accounts===
(junk name here not what you might see on our systems)
<pre> adduser scientist</pre>

=== give the user extended permissions===
https://wiki.debian.org/sudo
<pre>adduser scientist sudo</pre>

===Tighten up remote ssh access===
Been having some issues with port scanning and automated log in attempts from all over the world. You can initially lock things down by disabling the default account from ssh login (after creating your first other user in the previous step). First up, edit the ssh server configuration. The file is found in ''/etc/ssh/sshd_config'':
<pre> editor /etc/ssh/sshd_config</pre>
Add these lines to that file (or verify that they are there / double check that you aren't duplicating and creating confusion for the daemon):
<pre>
## Disable root login:
PermitRootLogin no
##specify which users can log in over ssh:
AllowUsers scientist
</pre>
With that out of the way, restart the ssh server and you have taken a step towards better securing the system:
<pre>service ssh restart</pre>
===Update Firewall:===
Firewall is complicated. I'm not 100% I have this correct but it's quite a bit more secure than the defaults and such. It's worth its own entry though:
* [[IP Tables Firewall Example]]

===update apt & all packages===
<pre>
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
</pre>

===Raspberry Pi specific: Resize Partition===
Run this utility as root:
<pre>raspi-config</pre>
One of the options (the first one) is:
<pre>1 Expand Filesystem Ensures that all of the SD card storage is available to the OS </pre>
Select that and the file system will go from the default, like 1.3 GB and expand to consume the whole card. See here for a bit more discussion: 
http://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/499/how-can-i-resize-my-root-partition

===Install additional packages===
Great, if you've made it this far then you should have a decently secure system, nearly ready for deployment. There are a few more pacakges it is smart to install... kind of depends on what you are doing whether you add all of them or not but there first are a good move.

<pre> apt-get install nmap ntp less imagemagick python mailutils fail2ban ser2net git telnet screen</pre>
* '''nmap''' is useful for checking out the internet presence of your device. Kind of optional but nice to have installed if you need it at a later date.
** https://packages.debian.org/stable/nmap
* '''ntp''' is the time server, used to get internet time. It should be installed by default but I have found it isn't alway. So, best to be explicit and install it here.
** https://packages.debian.org/jessie/ntp
* '''less''' is a simple command line utility for reading text files. A gain, it should be installed by default but I have run into it not being installed.
** https://packages.debian.org/jessie/less
* '''imagemagick''' is a great command line based image manipulation library. Used by a few different utilities. I think we use it to resize / slice automatically generated plots, and to do some other stuff in Barrow.
** https://packages.debian.org/jessie/imagemagick
* '''python''' common programming language we use extensively and should be added to the system.
* '''mailutils''' is a simple email package. Used by crontab & the security updates system (as well as others I'm forgetting) to give you status information.
* '''fail2ban''' is used to lockdown ssh a bit further than the default ip tables rules. It blocks IP addresses that try to log in too often with a bad user/password. Intended to reduce workload of these simple computers handling garbage so they can focus on serving as a serial base station etc.
* '''ser2net''' pretty solid utility for getting serial port access (or usb to serial access) via sockets. This is the primary thing we use to handle getting data logger information available over the internet. For multipoint radios, there is also a '''ser2nets''' which can allow more than one LoggerNet instance to access the radio network simultaneously. I haven't used ser2nets but have thought about experimenting with it.
* '''git''' we use this for distributing datapro and other utilities
* ''telnet'' useful for testing ser2net's operation.
* ''screen'' useful for testing the usb to serial device

====Automatically install security updates:====
The last generally mandatory package to add is the Unattended security updates. There are couple packages to install but there are also some configs to modify It's best to just read this page. 
https://wiki.debian.org/UnattendedUpgrades 
But, I can also give you a hint that you'll need to do at least these three things from the command line:
<pre>apt-get install unattended-upgrades apt-listchanges</pre>
<pre>editor /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/50unattended-upgrades</pre>
<pre>editor /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/20auto-upgrades</pre>

===Other packages===
So, those are typically the base to get you up and running. Then, this next set are slightly more specialized. If you are going to do any data processing or use the WERC data retrieval tools these are good to install:
<pre> apt-get install build-essential libdbi-perl libconfig-yaml-perl python-numpy python-tz liblockfile-simple-perl libdbi-perl </pre>

===check timezone===
Important to confirm we are using UTC:
<pre>sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata </pre>

===Next steps===
So, at this point you have a system that has now been tailored to generic deployment. With that out of the way there are some specific things and tools / scripts that are nice to give you a bit more feedback. For example. it needs to tell you its IP address routinely so there are some things to set up in order to make that happen like:
* set up a private key in the ''scientist'' user account so you can automate the transfer
** follow this: http://troy.jdmz.net/rsync/index.html
** '''ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 2048 '''
** then, add the key to the server you want to push too:
*** '''ssh-copy-id scientist@ngeedata.iarc.uaf.edu'''
* set up the crontab so that the automated stuff is configured to happen... do all of this from your user account rather than your root account.
<pre>
mkdir ~/bin
nano ~/bin/main_cron
</pre>
* add something like this to the file main_cron to transmit the IP address every 10 minutes:
<pre>
*/10 * * * * /sbin/ifconfig > /home/scientist/grayling_ip.txt
*/10 * * * * scp -oport=2222 /home/scientist/grayling_ip.txt user@ngeedata.iarc.uaf.edu:/home/user/remote_ips/
</pre>
* add this to the crontab:
<pre> crontab ~/bin/main_cron</pre>
* confirm that it is in the crontab:
<pre> crontab -l</pre>
Great,
* set up a few more bash scripts... running out of steam here I'm just going to list commands for a bit and then annotate later.
* this gets Ross' csv utilities with datapro plus a number of other things installed
<pre>
cd ~/bin/
git clone https://github.com/rwspicer/csv_utilities.git
python ~/bin/csv_utilities/get_ip.py --infile=/home/scientist/extra/grayling_ip.txt --outfile=/home/scientist/grayling_ip
</pre>

* also need to configure ser2net:
<pre>sudo nano /etc/ser2net.conf</pre>
* remove the existing lines at the bottom of the configuration and add this:
** specifying the port as ''7808''
** data type is '''''raw''''' ''(default is telnet)''
** serial to usb device is ''/dev/ttyUSB0''
** speed and data information (this is standard of most of our serial things though the baud rate may change depending on application): ''115200 8DATABITS NONE 1STOPBIT''
** a few additional parameters to close the connection and reset the radio after each use: '' HANGUP_WHEN_DONE RTSCTS LOCAL''
<pre>
# IARC radio
7808:raw:25:/dev/ttyUSB0:115200 8DATABITS NONE 1STOPBIT HANGUP_WHEN_DONE RTSCTS LOCAL
</pre>
* now, reload ser2net daemon with new configuration:
<pre>service ser2net restart</pre>
* next, test your setup:
<pre> telnet localhost 7808</pre>
** then hit enter a bunch and watch for a reply from the data logger. If you see it, awesome. to close the program, hold down the control key and press the close bracket key. This will bring up a new prompt:
<pre><CONTROL><]></pre>
** then:
<pre>close</pre>
* if that works, fantastic. If that doesn't, try connecting directly to the serial port using ''screen'':
<pre>sudo screen /dev/ttyUSB0 9600</pre>
** If that works, awesome! To quit screen then enter:
<pre>
<CONTROL> - <A> (press and hold control, then press A)
<COLON>
<TYPE> quit </TYPE>
</pre>
* if that works, then you have a good serial connection and may just need to tweak the ser2net configuration.
** I just noticed here that <pre>service ser2net restart</pre> didn't properly reload the configuration file. However this did:
<pre>service ser2net stop
service ser2net start</pre>

===Yet to come===
So, at this point you have a solid serial server. There is often more functionality you can add though depending on how things go. For instance, the speed test bash script may need to be installed, there might be webcam

C2-Blueberry Data Downloads

2016-05-24T20:47:58Z

137.229.92.230:

C2 Blueberry Data Data Start - Data Stop Array IDs Present
C2JULY2000.CSV 1999,209,1400 - 2000,208,1600
C2OCT99.DAT 1999,209,1400 - 1999,275,1900
BLUE.DAT 2001,97,1400 - 2001,137,600
C20401.DAT 2001,9,500 - 2001,97,1300
C2102701.DAT 2000,229,1200 - 2000,301,1200
COUN2001.DAT 2000,256,1500 - 2000,301,1200
COUN2002.DAT JUST: 2000,301,1300
COUNT2003.DAT 2000,301,1400 - 2001,27,1400
BLUEBERR.DAT 2001,97,140 - 2001,281,1900
BLUEBR01.DAT 2001,192,1200 - 2001,229,1200
BBDATA1999.XLS 1999,209,1500 - 1999,365,2400
BBDATA2000.XLS 2000,1,300 - 2000,366,2400
BBDATA2001.XLS 2001,1,300 - 2001,281,900
bluedat.txt 2001,277,600 - 2001,297,1900
Blueberry_2005-06-05-a1.dat 2002,70,1700 - 2005,156,2100
Blueberry_2005-07-28-a1.dat 2005,156,2200 - 2005,209,2200 131,230
C2_final_storage_1.dat 2002,231,2400 - 2006,227,1100 130,131,230
C2_2006-10-06.dat 2006,227,1200 - 2006,279,1700 131,230
C2_2007-06-09.dat 2006,279,1800 - 2007,160,1800 131,230
C2_2007-07-26.dat 2007,160,1900 - 2007,207,1100 167,168,230
C2_2008-06-13.dat 2007,207,1200 - 2008,25,2400 168,230
C2_2008-08-26.dat 2008,165,1500 - 2008,239,1900 179,191,237
c2_blueberry_2009_08_05.dat 2008,239,1900 - 2009,217,1200 179,191,237
c2_blueberry_2009_09_27.dat 2009,217,1300 - 2009,270,1000 179,196,237
C2_2010_06_26.dat 2009,217,1200 - 2010,177,2100 179,196,237
C2_2010_08_10.dat 2009,270,1100 - 2010,222,1900 179,196.237
c2_blueberry_2011_08_16.dat 2010,222,2100 - 2011,228,1800 179,182,196,238
c2_blueberry_2012_08_06.dat 2010,282,1500 - 2012,219,1700 179,182,238,196,250
c2_blueberry_2014_07_24.dat 2012,288,600 - 2014,205,1200 182,238,250

SHAND RECORD 2001,365,2400 - PRESENT

Legit Gaps: 2003 82 2100 to 2003 101 1500
2002 168 2100 to 2002 217 1800
2002 97 900 to 2002 97 1500
2010 222 2000 (station maintenance)
2014 0124 0200 to 2014 0206 1200 (low battery voltage. There are a few data points in that period, but spotty)
Legit Gaps isn't totally updated at the moment (7/2011) I think early 2008 may be a gap but haven't verified.

Incomplete Array ID Identification:
130 = 23 elements, Met
131 = 24 elements, Met
168 = 30 elements, Met
179 = 29 elements, Met
182 = 29 elements, Met
191 = 5 elements, Snow
191 = 7 elements, Snow
196 = 4 elements, Snow
250 = 4 elements, Snow
230 - 22, Soil
230 - 23, Soil
237 - 24, Soil
238 = 25, Soil

C1-Grid Data Downloads

2016-05-24T20:34:41Z

137.229.92.230:

C1 Grid Data Data Start - Data Stop Array IDs Present
C1OCT99.DAT 1999,209,1600 - 1999,275,1700 112,220
C1JAN00.DAT 1999,275,1800 - 2000,29,1500 112,220
C1JULY2000.DAT 2000,29,1700 - 2000,208,1500 112,228
COUN3001.DAT 2000,220,2300 - 2000,268,1800 112,228
COUN3002.DAT 2000,268,1900 - 2000,269,1000 112,228
COUN3003.DAT 2000,269,1100 - 2000,301,1500 112,228
COUN3004.DAT 2000,293,1600 - 2001,28,1700 112,228
C1GRID.DAT 2000,352,1800 - 2001,99,900 112,228
C1-GRIDRAW.DAT 2001,99,1000 - 2002,239,2100 112,114,228
Cgrid_2005-06-06-a1.dat 2001,99,1000 - 2005,157,600
GRID777.DAT 2001,192,1500 - 2001,230,1200 112,228
GRID0101.DAT 2001,230,1400 - 2002,31,1700 112,228
GRDMETJULY02.DAT 2002,31,1800 - 2002,166,900 112,228
GRDMET01.DAT 2002,31,1800 - 2002,166,900 112,228
Cgrid_2005-07-29-a1.dat 2005,157,700 - 2005,210,1300
CR10X_final_storage_1.dat 2001,127,200 - 2006,227,800 123,228
C1_2006-10-06.dat 2006,227,900 - 2006,279,1000 123,228
C1_2007-06-09.dat 2006,279,1100 - 2007,160,1500 123,228
C1_2007-07-26.dat 2007,160,1600 - 2007,207,1300 123,228
C1_2007-09-17.dat 2007,207,1400 - 2007,260,1000 123,228
C1_2008-06-13.dat 2007,260,1100 - 2008,165,800 123,227
C1_2008-08-25.dat 2008,165,900 - 2008,239,1400 123,227,234
c1_grid_2009_08_04.dat 2008,165,900 - 2009,216,1200 123,227,234
c1_grid_2009_09_23.dat 2009,216,1400 - 2009,266,1600 123,227,239
c1_grid_2010_06_26.dat 2009,216,1400 - 2010,177,1100 123,227,239
c1_grid_2010_08_10.dat 2009,266,1700 - 2010,222,1200 123,227,239
c1_grid_2011_08_16.dat 2011,14,1205 - 2011,228,1300 123,127,227,239
c1_grid_2012_08_06.dat 2011,228,1300 - 2012,219,1200 127,246,402,262
c1_grid_2014_07_22.dat 2012,219,1300 - 2014,203,1100 127,247,402,404,268
c1_grid_2015_07_30.dat 2014,203,1200 - 2015,211,1100 127,247,402,404,268
c1_grid_2015_09_25.dat 2015,211,1200 - 2015,267,1900 127,246,247,402,404

SHAND RECORD 2001,99,1000 - PRESENT

Imperfect Outline of Array IDs (work in progress)
2001 - 2011: 123 = Met, 17 elements
2011 to present: 127 = Met, 17 elements
2001 - 2007: 228 = Soil, 25 elements
2007 - 2011: 227 = Soil, 25 elements
2011 -
227 = Soil, 25 elements
2009 -

A couple ways to count elements;
$ grep "^234" c1_grid_2009_08_04.dat

copy the result. Fire up python and then a="result" len(a.split(',')

C1-Grid Data Downloads

2016-05-24T00:24:23Z

137.229.92.230:

C1-Grid Data Downloads

2016-05-23T18:35:32Z

137.229.92.230:

C1 Grid Data Data Start - Data Stop Array IDs Present
C1OCT99.DAT 1999,209,1600 - 1999,275,1700 112,220
C1JAN00.DAT 1999,275,1800 - 2000,29,1500 112,220
C1JULY2000.DAT 2000,29,1700 - 2000,208,1500 112,228
COUN3001.DAT 2000,220,2300 - 2000,268,1800 112,228
COUN3002.DAT 2000,268,1900 - 2000,269,1000 112,228
COUN3003.DAT 2000,269,1100 - 2000,301,1500 112,228
COUN3004.DAT 2000,293,1600 - 2001,28,1700 112,228
C1GRID.DAT 2000,352,1800 - 2001,99,900 112,228
C1-GRIDRAW.DAT 2001,99,1000 - 2002,239,2100 112,114,228
Cgrid_2005-06-06-a1.dat 2001,99,1000 - 2005,157,600
GRID777.DAT 2001,192,1500 - 2001,230,1200 112,228
GRID0101.DAT 2001,230,1400 - 2002,31,1700 112,228
GRDMETJULY02.DAT 2002,31,1800 - 2002,166,900 112,228
GRDMET01.DAT 2002,31,1800 - 2002,166,900 112,228
Cgrid_2005-07-29-a1.dat 2005,157,700 - 2005,210,1300
CR10X_final_storage_1.dat 2001,127,200 - 2006,227,800 123,228
C1_2006-10-06.dat 2006,227,900 - 2006,279,1000 123,228
C1_2007-06-09.dat 2006,279,1100 - 2007,160,1500 123,228
C1_2007-07-26.dat 2007,160,1600 - 2007,207,1300 123,228
C1_2007-09-17.dat 2007,207,1400 - 2007,260,1000 123,228
C1_2008-06-13.dat 2007,260,1100 - 2008,165,800 123,227
C1_2008-08-25.dat 2008,165,900 - 2008,239,1400 123,227,234
c1_grid_2009_08_04.dat 2008,165,900 - 2009,216,1200 123,227,234
c1_grid_2009_09_23.dat 2009,216,1400 - 2009,266,1600 123,227,239
c1_grid_2010_06_26.dat 2009,216,1400 - 2010,177,1100 123,227,239
c1_grid_2010_08_10.dat 2009,266,1700 - 2010,222,1200 123,227,239
c1_grid_2011_08_16.dat 2011,14,1205 - 2011,228,1300 123,127,227,239
c1_grid_2012_08_06.dat 2011,228,1300 - 2012,219,1200 127,246,402,262
c1_grid_2014_07_22.dat 2012,219,1300 - 2014,203,1100 127,247,402,404,268
c1_grid_2015_07_30.dat 2014,203,1200 - 2015,211,1100 127,247,402,404,268
c1_grid_2015_09_25 2015,211,1200 - 2015,267,1900 127,247,402,404

SHAND RECORD 2001,99,1000 - PRESENT

C1-Grid Data Downloads

2016-05-23T18:34:55Z

137.229.92.230:

C1 Grid Data Data Start - Data Stop Array IDs Present
C1OCT99.DAT 1999,209,1600 - 1999,275,1700 112,220
C1JAN00.DAT 1999,275,1800 - 2000,29,1500 112,220
C1JULY2000.DAT 2000,29,1700 - 2000,208,1500 112,228
COUN3001.DAT 2000,220,2300 - 2000,268,1800 112,228
COUN3002.DAT 2000,268,1900 - 2000,269,1000 112,228
COUN3003.DAT 2000,269,1100 - 2000,301,1500 112,228
COUN3004.DAT 2000,293,1600 - 2001,28,1700 112,228
C1GRID.DAT 2000,352,1800 - 2001,99,900 112,228
C1-GRIDRAW.DAT 2001,99,1000 - 2002,239,2100 112,114,228
Cgrid_2005-06-06-a1.dat 2001,99,1000 - 2005,157,600
GRID777.DAT 2001,192,1500 - 2001,230,1200 112,228
GRID0101.DAT 2001,230,1400 - 2002,31,1700 112,228
GRDMETJULY02.DAT 2002,31,1800 - 2002,166,900 112,228
GRDMET01.DAT 2002,31,1800 - 2002,166,900 112,228
Cgrid_2005-07-29-a1.dat 2005,157,700 - 2005,210,1300
CR10X_final_storage_1.dat 2001,127,200 - 2006,227,800 123,228
C1_2006-10-06.dat 2006,227,900 - 2006,279,1000 123,228
C1_2007-06-09.dat 2006,279,1100 - 2007,160,1500 123,228
C1_2007-07-26.dat 2007,160,1600 - 2007,207,1300 123,228
C1_2007-09-17.dat 2007,207,1400 - 2007,260,1000 123,228
C1_2008-06-13.dat 2007,260,1100 - 2008,165,800 123,227
C1_2008-08-25.dat 2008,165,900 - 2008,239,1400 123,227,234
c1_grid_2009_08_04.dat 2008,165,900 - 2009,216,1200 123,227,234
c1_grid_2009_09_23.dat 2009,216,1400 - 2009,266,1600 123,227,239
c1_grid_2010_06_26.dat 2009,216,1400 - 2010,177,1100 123,227,239
c1_grid_2010_08_10.dat 2009,266,1700 - 2010,222,1200 123,227,239
c1_grid_2011_08_16.dat 2011,14,1205 - 2011,228,1300 123,127,227,239
c1_grid_2012_08_06.dat 2011,228,1300 - 2012,219,1200 127,246,402,262
c1_grid_2014_07_22.dat 2012,219,1300 - 2014,203,1100 127,247,402,404,268
c1_grid_2015_07_30.dat 2014,203,1200 - 2015,211,1100 127,247,402,404,268
c1_grid_2015_09_25 2015,211,1200 - 2015,267,1900 127,247,402,404

SHAND RECORD 2001,99,1000 - PRESENT

IARC 106 Storage

2016-05-20T21:09:37Z

137.229.92.230:

===Shelf 1-5===
Last Update: 5/20/2016
* wooden jig for barrow in situ hydraulic conductivity testing
* 1 pcs 024A Metone Wind Direction
* One Ott brand precip gauge, Toolik Field Station Met Site
* Parabolic dish wifi antenna (2.x ghz I believe)

===Shelf 1-4===
Last Update: 5/20/2016
* 7 Met One 014A Wind Speed sensors (the two large boxes)
* two boxes of ICOP / conference proceedings
* A small box left over from Julie K / Bob Bolton / early 2000s era

===Shelf 2-5===
Last Update: 5/20/2016
* ('''Sorta would like to make this the antenna shelf''')
* 2 pcs 900 mhz 5di omni antenna
* xx pcs 900 mhz directional yagi antennas
* sun workstation computer is the old datapro.iarc.uaf.edu
* Old parts for GOES antenna
* antenna Coax supply
* 3 boxes of Bob's books plus some ICOP / conference proceedings
* 1 box of robot parts

===Shelf 2-4===
Last Update: 5/20/2016
* Really old Trimble survey gear (dates to 90s.... maybe could surplus).
* empty pelican cases
* box of fieldbooks
* box of left over misc from Katrina
* couple clear containers with CDs / zip disks
* more ICOP proceedings (second box in)
* empty CNR4 box
* poster stash
* 8 pcs empty (I think) Rebs net radiometer boxes
* a pack of misc terminal blocks (for now... may move)

===Inventory Sensor List===
* 7 pcs Met One 014A Wind Speed
* 1 pcs Met One 024A Wind Direction

DataPro and related utilities

2015-11-06T21:00:35Z

137.229.92.230: /* Where to find it */

===Background===
This program and related utilities started out in 2006 or 2007 as a way to leverage the gp.py program for web page creation. Basically, as a way to allow web pages generated by that tool to display data coming from Array styled outputting data loggers (Campbell Scientific cr10x & cr23x etc). Along the way it turned into a more full featured data processing system written in python with a host of support utilities. Bob Busey wrote the original and then student (now staff member) Ross Spicer did a nice rewrite and organized it like a proper computer scientist might.<br.
===Where to find it===
The current release can be found on Ross' github page: 
https://github.com/rwspicer/csv_utilities
(example starter files here:) 
https://github.com/frankohanlon/DataPro_Sample_Files

Finally, see a semi-real workflow for it here: 
'''[[DataPro setup and workflow]]'''
 
There are several ways to get it. Easy way is just to download the package as a zip file. Proper way is to use open source tool Git (from command line or graphical interface): 
<pre>git clone https://github.com/frankohanlon/DataPro_Sample_Files</pre>

Also useful if you decide to use it is this is a windows / linux graphical utility which helps generate the configuration files: 
https://github.com/rwspicer/sc_apps

===What is included===
<pre>
datapro.py -- Datapro 3.0 the data processing utility
step_function_utility.py -- applies a correction to data values over given
time periods. Helps with applying temperature offsets to soil temperature data.
rh_calculator.py -- given data on precipitation and dew point caclualtes the
relative humidity
precip_utility.py -- an additional level of qa that gets applied to the summer precipitation data
plotter.py -- a plotting utility for making png charts
PNGen.sh -- generates the plots for each csv file in a directory
get_ip -- a utility to get the ip adderess of a machine
rad_decoder.py -- takes a cdf File and converts to csv file
qc.py -- this one is handy. So, consider the situation where you find a bunch of bad data. You can use this utility to make your corrections in excel and then qc.py will copy those corrections back into the original output from datapro... and make note of what has changed in the qa log.
tz_shift.py -- for shifting between utc - 0 and akst timezones
wunder_formatter.py -- takes csv file data and converts it to a url that can
be sent to weather under ground
LoggerLink -- a porgram for uploading/ downloading data and programs from
cr1000 data loffers
tutorial.py -- should show how to use all of these things.

Probably less interesting things:
barrow_monthly.py -- something he wrote to grab Barrow CRN data
noaa_data.py -- another something he wrote to grab Barrow CRN data
LoggerLink.py -- another way to send programs to pakbus data loggers (like CR1000 or CR800 etc etc)
rad_decoder.py -- take ARM netCDF files and extract the data into csv files.

</pre>

DataPro and related utilities

2015-11-06T20:59:40Z

137.229.92.230:

===Background===
This program and related utilities started out in 2006 or 2007 as a way to leverage the gp.py program for web page creation. Basically, as a way to allow web pages generated by that tool to display data coming from Array styled outputting data loggers (Campbell Scientific cr10x & cr23x etc). Along the way it turned into a more full featured data processing system written in python with a host of support utilities. Bob Busey wrote the original and then student (now staff member) Ross Spicer did a nice rewrite and organized it like a proper computer scientist might.<br.
===Where to find it===
The current release can be found on Ross' github page: 
https://github.com/rwspicer/csv_utilities
(example starter files here:)
https://github.com/frankohanlon/DataPro_Sample_Files

Finally, see a semi-real workflow for it here:
[[DataPro setup and workflow]]

There are several ways to get it. Easy way is just to download the package as a zip file. Proper way is to use open source tool Git (from command line or graphical interface): 
<pre>git clone https://github.com/frankohanlon/DataPro_Sample_Files</pre>

Also useful if you decide to use it is this is a windows / linux graphical utility which helps generate the configuration files: 
https://github.com/rwspicer/sc_apps

===What is included===
<pre>
datapro.py -- Datapro 3.0 the data processing utility
step_function_utility.py -- applies a correction to data values over given
time periods. Helps with applying temperature offsets to soil temperature data.
rh_calculator.py -- given data on precipitation and dew point caclualtes the
relative humidity
precip_utility.py -- an additional level of qa that gets applied to the summer precipitation data
plotter.py -- a plotting utility for making png charts
PNGen.sh -- generates the plots for each csv file in a directory
get_ip -- a utility to get the ip adderess of a machine
rad_decoder.py -- takes a cdf File and converts to csv file
qc.py -- this one is handy. So, consider the situation where you find a bunch of bad data. You can use this utility to make your corrections in excel and then qc.py will copy those corrections back into the original output from datapro... and make note of what has changed in the qa log.
tz_shift.py -- for shifting between utc - 0 and akst timezones
wunder_formatter.py -- takes csv file data and converts it to a url that can
be sent to weather under ground
LoggerLink -- a porgram for uploading/ downloading data and programs from
cr1000 data loffers
tutorial.py -- should show how to use all of these things.

Probably less interesting things:
barrow_monthly.py -- something he wrote to grab Barrow CRN data
noaa_data.py -- another something he wrote to grab Barrow CRN data
LoggerLink.py -- another way to send programs to pakbus data loggers (like CR1000 or CR800 etc etc)
rad_decoder.py -- take ARM netCDF files and extract the data into csv files.

</pre>

DataPro and related utilities

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===Background===
This program and related utilities started out in 2006 or 2007 as a way to leverage the gp.py program for web page creation. Basically, as a way to allow web pages generated by that tool to display data coming from Array styled outputting data loggers (Campbell Scientific cr10x & cr23x etc). Along the way it turned into a more full featured data processing system written in python with a host of support utilities. Bob Busey wrote the original and then student (now staff member) Ross Spicer did a nice rewrite and organized it like a proper computer scientist might.<br.
===Where to find it===
The current release can be found on Ross' github page: 
https://github.com/rwspicer/csv_utilities
(example starter files here:)
https://github.com/frankohanlon/DataPro_Sample_Files

There are several ways to get it. Easy way is just to download the package as a zip file. Proper way is to use open source tool Git (from command line or graphical interface): 
<pre>git clone https://github.com/frankohanlon/DataPro_Sample_Files</pre>

Also useful if you decide to use it is this is a windows / linux graphical utility which helps generate the configuration files: 
https://github.com/rwspicer/sc_apps

===What is included===
<pre>
datapro.py -- Datapro 3.0 the data processing utility
step_function_utility.py -- applies a correction to data values over given
time periods. Helps with applying temperature offsets to soil temperature data.
rh_calculator.py -- given data on precipitation and dew point caclualtes the
relative humidity
precip_utility.py -- an additional level of qa that gets applied to the summer precipitation data
plotter.py -- a plotting utility for making png charts
PNGen.sh -- generates the plots for each csv file in a directory
get_ip -- a utility to get the ip adderess of a machine
rad_decoder.py -- takes a cdf File and converts to csv file
qc.py -- this one is handy. So, consider the situation where you find a bunch of bad data. You can use this utility to make your corrections in excel and then qc.py will copy those corrections back into the original output from datapro... and make note of what has changed in the qa log.
tz_shift.py -- for shifting between utc - 0 and akst timezones
wunder_formatter.py -- takes csv file data and converts it to a url that can
be sent to weather under ground
LoggerLink -- a porgram for uploading/ downloading data and programs from
cr1000 data loffers
tutorial.py -- should show how to use all of these things.

Probably less interesting things:
barrow_monthly.py -- something he wrote to grab Barrow CRN data
noaa_data.py -- another something he wrote to grab Barrow CRN data
LoggerLink.py -- another way to send programs to pakbus data loggers (like CR1000 or CR800 etc etc)
rad_decoder.py -- take ARM netCDF files and extract the data into csv files.

</pre>

Several Important Network Devices

2015-10-20T01:30:25Z

137.229.92.230:

I'm not sure the best way to represent these or even if on the wiki is ideal but just to get this out someplace for now:
There is more specific information located at this link (email Bob to request access): 
[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1CFV-2dh7pPBvACJbi8AFLTF7aF6Bf3JSwRjbcY5aBMY/edit#gid=0 IARC / GIPL Station List Google Doc]

==Computer Systems Fairbanks==
===ngeedata===
* Debian Linux virtual machine
* Located in IARC server room
* Function is ''main data processing server'' and ''web server'' for sharing data with 3rd parties

===lognet===
* CentOS Linux virtual machine
* Located in IARC server room
* Function is ''main LoggerNet server'' for related projects.
* This computer pushes data to ngeedata after automated retrievals.

===Super Site Toughbook===
* Panasonic Toughbook running Debian Linux
* Located in the Super Site Shed.
* This computer has LoggerNet for linux on it like the LogNet computer and pushes data to ngeedata hourly.
* Local data logger network at the super site is Campbell Scientific MD485.
* There are a handful of other computers out there but that's kind of outside the scope of this page. But basically, all dedicated computers from Japan for the JAMSTEC project running a variety of things.

==Fairbanks Serial Servers==
===5thfloorradio===
* Debian Linux Raspberry Pi Model B
* Located above the ceiling tiles on the 5th floor.
* Only accessible by using a ladder and removing tiles.
* This computer is a base radio for the Fairbanks Freewave network
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''5thfloor_rpi''
* DNS is 5thfloorradio.iarc

===IARC NL100===
* Campbell Scientific NL100
* Located above the ceiling tiles on the 5th floor.
* Once again only accessible by ladder.
* This is the main Bonanza Creek network access point. (multi-point Freewave Network)
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''IARC BNZ NL100''

===Lab 123===
* Debian Linux GuruPlug
* Located in IARC lab 123
* serial server connected to a CR1000 for lab use.
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''Lab 123''
* DNS is salmon.iarc

===trout===
* Debian Linux GuruPlug
* Located in 207B but usually offline
* serial server is for randome testing
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''trout''
* DNS is trout.iarc

===ralph===
* Debian Linux Solid-Run Cubox-I
* Located in the 207B at the moment
* serves as back up to Barrow dreamplug (though will need to be sent north if ever used)
* Also can double as local serial server.
* DNS is ralph.iarc

==Toolik Serial Server==
===Toolik_Met_RF450_Base===
* NL200 maybe connected to an RF450.
* Ask Lily for location.
* Radio is in multipoint mode.
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''Toolik_Met_RF450_Base''

===Toolik Met IP Winter Quarters===
* NL100 connected to a RF310B Base Station
* Located in Arctic Entry of Winter Quarters
* Radio network is an old Maxon VHF system
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''Toolik_Met_IP_WinterQuarters''

===Toolik Met NL100===
* Campbell Scientific unit of some sort (not necessarily NL100)
* Sits in Instrument box at site with the CR3000.
* This is the currently preferred route to the T''F''S Met Station
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''Toolik_Met_IP_NL100''

===Toolik SerServer===
* Debian Linux TS7260
* Has Ken's CommServer active on it.
* Not sure the exact location at Toolik.
* Radio is in point to point mode.
* Used to grab Toolik T''P''S station data
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''Toolik_SerServer''

==Barrow Serial Server==
===dreamplug===
* Debian Linux small orange & black computer
* Mounted onto a wall in the BEO Control Shed (out about 1.2 miles from Cake Eater road in middle of BEO)
* Has a PTZ Axis model camera attached as well as serves as a radio base station
** other radio users include Bill @ UAF-GIPL and Bryan at DOE-LBL
* Radio here is in Multi-point mode and sites in this neighborhood all have PakBus IDs
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''brw_dreamplug''

==Nome Serial Server==
===Nome_Moxa===
* Small Moxa 1 Port serial server (Model6250)
* Located in the old library (I think... I don't know that I've seen it since it was moved during the 2006-2008 remodel).
* Just a simple network to serial device rather than full blown linux.
* Radio here is in point to point mode and we connect to the sites using AT commands.
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''NOME_Moxa''

Several Important Network Devices

2015-10-20T01:30:12Z

137.229.92.230:

I'm not sure the best way to represent these or even if on the wiki is ideal but just to get this out someplace for now:
There is more specific information located at this link (email Bob to request access):
[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1CFV-2dh7pPBvACJbi8AFLTF7aF6Bf3JSwRjbcY5aBMY/edit#gid=0 IARC / GIPL Station List Google Doc]

==Computer Systems Fairbanks==
===ngeedata===
* Debian Linux virtual machine
* Located in IARC server room
* Function is ''main data processing server'' and ''web server'' for sharing data with 3rd parties

===lognet===
* CentOS Linux virtual machine
* Located in IARC server room
* Function is ''main LoggerNet server'' for related projects.
* This computer pushes data to ngeedata after automated retrievals.

===Super Site Toughbook===
* Panasonic Toughbook running Debian Linux
* Located in the Super Site Shed.
* This computer has LoggerNet for linux on it like the LogNet computer and pushes data to ngeedata hourly.
* Local data logger network at the super site is Campbell Scientific MD485.
* There are a handful of other computers out there but that's kind of outside the scope of this page. But basically, all dedicated computers from Japan for the JAMSTEC project running a variety of things.

==Fairbanks Serial Servers==
===5thfloorradio===
* Debian Linux Raspberry Pi Model B
* Located above the ceiling tiles on the 5th floor.
* Only accessible by using a ladder and removing tiles.
* This computer is a base radio for the Fairbanks Freewave network
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''5thfloor_rpi''
* DNS is 5thfloorradio.iarc

===IARC NL100===
* Campbell Scientific NL100
* Located above the ceiling tiles on the 5th floor.
* Once again only accessible by ladder.
* This is the main Bonanza Creek network access point. (multi-point Freewave Network)
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''IARC BNZ NL100''

===Lab 123===
* Debian Linux GuruPlug
* Located in IARC lab 123
* serial server connected to a CR1000 for lab use.
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''Lab 123''
* DNS is salmon.iarc

===trout===
* Debian Linux GuruPlug
* Located in 207B but usually offline
* serial server is for randome testing
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''trout''
* DNS is trout.iarc

===ralph===
* Debian Linux Solid-Run Cubox-I
* Located in the 207B at the moment
* serves as back up to Barrow dreamplug (though will need to be sent north if ever used)
* Also can double as local serial server.
* DNS is ralph.iarc

==Toolik Serial Server==
===Toolik_Met_RF450_Base===
* NL200 maybe connected to an RF450.
* Ask Lily for location.
* Radio is in multipoint mode.
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''Toolik_Met_RF450_Base''

===Toolik Met IP Winter Quarters===
* NL100 connected to a RF310B Base Station
* Located in Arctic Entry of Winter Quarters
* Radio network is an old Maxon VHF system
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''Toolik_Met_IP_WinterQuarters''

===Toolik Met NL100===
* Campbell Scientific unit of some sort (not necessarily NL100)
* Sits in Instrument box at site with the CR3000.
* This is the currently preferred route to the T''F''S Met Station
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''Toolik_Met_IP_NL100''

===Toolik SerServer===
* Debian Linux TS7260
* Has Ken's CommServer active on it.
* Not sure the exact location at Toolik.
* Radio is in point to point mode.
* Used to grab Toolik T''P''S station data
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''Toolik_SerServer''

==Barrow Serial Server==
===dreamplug===
* Debian Linux small orange & black computer
* Mounted onto a wall in the BEO Control Shed (out about 1.2 miles from Cake Eater road in middle of BEO)
* Has a PTZ Axis model camera attached as well as serves as a radio base station
** other radio users include Bill @ UAF-GIPL and Bryan at DOE-LBL
* Radio here is in Multi-point mode and sites in this neighborhood all have PakBus IDs
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''brw_dreamplug''

==Nome Serial Server==
===Nome_Moxa===
* Small Moxa 1 Port serial server (Model6250)
* Located in the old library (I think... I don't know that I've seen it since it was moved during the 2006-2008 remodel).
* Just a simple network to serial device rather than full blown linux.
* Radio here is in point to point mode and we connect to the sites using AT commands.
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''NOME_Moxa''

Several Important Network Devices

2015-10-20T01:18:11Z

137.229.92.230:

I'm not sure the best way to represent these or even if on the wiki is ideal but just to get this out someplace for now:
There is more specific information located at this link (email Bob to request access):
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1CFV-2dh7pPBvACJbi8AFLTF7aF6Bf3JSwRjbcY5aBMY/edit#gid=0

==Computer Systems Fairbanks==
===ngeedata===
* Debian Linux virtual machine
* Located in IARC server room
* Function is ''main data processing server'' and ''web server'' for sharing data with 3rd parties

===lognet===
* CentOS Linux virtual machine
* Located in IARC server room
* Function is ''main LoggerNet server'' for related projects.
* This computer pushes data to ngeedata after automated retrievals.

===Super Site Toughbook===
* Panasonic Toughbook running Debian Linux
* Located in the Super Site Shed.
* This computer has LoggerNet for linux on it like the LogNet computer and pushes data to ngeedata hourly.
* Local data logger network at the super site is Campbell Scientific MD485.
* There are a handful of other computers out there but that's kind of outside the scope of this page. But basically, all dedicated computers from Japan for the JAMSTEC project running a variety of things.

==Fairbanks Serial Servers==
===5thfloorradio===
* Debian Linux Raspberry Pi Model B
* Located above the ceiling tiles on the 5th floor.
* Only accessible by using a ladder and removing tiles.
* This computer is a base radio for the Fairbanks Freewave network
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''5thfloor_rpi''
* DNS is 5thfloorradio.iarc

===IARC NL100===
* Campbell Scientific NL100
* Located above the ceiling tiles on the 5th floor.
* Once again only accessible by ladder.
* This is the main Bonanza Creek network access point. (multi-point Freewave Network)
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''IARC BNZ NL100''

===Lab 123===
* Debian Linux GuruPlug
* Located in IARC lab 123
* serial server connected to a CR1000 for lab use.
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''Lab 123''
* DNS is salmon.iarc

===trout===
* Debian Linux GuruPlug
* Located in 207B but usually offline
* serial server is for randome testing
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''trout''
* DNS is trout.iarc

===ralph===
* Debian Linux Solid-Run Cubox-I
* Located in the 207B at the moment
* serves as back up to Barrow dreamplug (though will need to be sent north if ever used)
* Also can double as local serial server.
* DNS is ralph.iarc

==Toolik Serial Server==
===Toolik_Met_RF450_Base===
* NL200 maybe connected to an RF450.
* Ask Lily for location.
* Radio is in multipoint mode.
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''Toolik_Met_RF450_Base''

===Toolik Met IP Winter Quarters===
* NL100 connected to a RF310B Base Station
* Located in Arctic Entry of Winter Quarters
* Radio network is an old Maxon VHF system
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''Toolik_Met_IP_WinterQuarters''

===Toolik Met NL100===
* Campbell Scientific unit of some sort (not necessarily NL100)
* Sits in Instrument box at site with the CR3000.
* This is the currently preferred route to the T''F''S Met Station
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''Toolik_Met_IP_NL100''

===Toolik SerServer===
* Debian Linux TS7260
* Has Ken's CommServer active on it.
* Not sure the exact location at Toolik.
* Radio is in point to point mode.
* Used to grab Toolik T''P''S station data
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''Toolik_SerServer''

==Barrow Serial Server==
===dreamplug===
* Debian Linux small orange & black computer
* Mounted onto a wall in the BEO Control Shed (out about 1.2 miles from Cake Eater road in middle of BEO)
* Has a PTZ Axis model camera attached as well as serves as a radio base station
** other radio users include Bill @ UAF-GIPL and Bryan at DOE-LBL
* Radio here is in Multi-point mode and sites in this neighborhood all have PakBus IDs
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''brw_dreamplug''

==Nome Serial Server==
===Nome_Moxa===
* Small Moxa 1 Port serial server (Model6250)
* Located in the old library (I think... I don't know that I've seen it since it was moved during the 2006-2008 remodel).
* Just a simple network to serial device rather than full blown linux.
* Radio here is in point to point mode and we connect to the sites using AT commands.
* How it is labeled in LoggerNet on lognet: ''NOME_Moxa''

Hourly Data Parser

2015-10-16T00:51:02Z

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This utility is useful to taking data logged at more than once per hour and down sampling to return just hourly. For example, taking 5 minute snow data after a moving average has been applied and just grabbing the hourly values from the moving average.

<pre>
Option Explicit
Public Sub hourlysample()
Dim datecol As Integer
Dim inputcol As Integer
Dim outcol As Integer
Dim inputworksheetz As Integer
Dim outputworksheetz As Integer
Dim startrow As Long
Dim outputdate As Boolean
Dim columnincr As Integer
Dim startcol As Integer
' stuff that should be set just initially
datecol = 1
inputworksheetz = 1
outputworksheetz = 2
startrow = 5
startcol = 9
inputcol = startcol
outcol = 1
outputdate = True
Call smp_column(datecol, inputcol, outcol, inputworksheetz, outputworksheetz, startrow, outputdate)
outputdate = False
For columnincr = 1 To 3
inputcol = startcol + columnincr
outcol = 2 + columnincr
Call smp_column(datecol, inputcol, outcol, inputworksheetz, outputworksheetz, startrow, outputdate)
Next
End Sub

Public Sub smp_column(datecol As Integer, inputcol As Integer, outcol As Integer, inputworksheetz As Integer, outputworksheetz As Integer, startrow As Long, outputdate As Boolean)
Dim row As Long
Dim thetime
Dim curdata As Double
Dim outrow As Integer

outrow = startrow
row = startrow
worksheets(outputworksheetz).cells(row - 1, outcol).value = worksheets(inputworksheetz).cells(2, inputcol).value
Do While worksheets(inputworksheetz).cells(row, datecol).value <> ""
thetime = Int(right(format(worksheets(inputworksheetz).cells(row, datecol).value, "hh:mm"), 2))
curdata = worksheets(inputworksheetz).cells(row, inputcol).value
If thetime = 0 Then
' top of the hour, sample the point

' new hour, do some outputting
If outputdate = True Then
' output the day
worksheets(outputworksheetz).cells(outrow, outcol).value = worksheets(inputworksheetz).cells(row, datecol).value
worksheets(outputworksheetz).cells(outrow, outcol + 1).value = curdata
Else:
worksheets(outputworksheetz).cells(outrow, outcol).value = curdata
End If

outrow = outrow + 1
End If
row = row + 1

Loop
End Sub

</pre>

Excel Macros

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== Handy Code Snippets ==
This page contains links to several Excel Macros. Feel free to use or add additional ones.
* [[Save Macros in Excel]]-- a brief How-To
* [[Tool Bar Button|Create a Toolbar button]] -- a brief How-To (useful with some macros)
* [[Julian to regular date converter]]
* [[Regular Date to Julian Converter]]
* [[Calculate Daily Averages / Sums from hourly data| MicroMet Format Daily Averages]]
* [[Daily Averages 2| General Daily average Macro]]
* [[Monthly Averages| General Monthly average Macro]]
* [[DewPoint Calculator Routine]]
* [[Relative Humidity Calculator Routine]]
* [[Double Line Delete| Line Deleter for going through online data from shand]]
* [[Cell Wrap]] -- Useful for long column headers in data spreadsheets.
* [[Data Split]] -- Short Macro for splitting comma & tab separated data such as when you open a .txt file in Excel
* [[LI7700 Data Parser]] -- Short Macro for junking bad data on a quick first cut for a LI-7700 Open Path CH4 Analyzer
*[[Hourly Data Parser]] -- Another short utility for down sampling data to hourly.

NGEE September 2015 Nome

2015-09-22T23:24:06Z

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Nome trip:
* remove radiation tripods @ council
* fix Kenji's hobo @ Council
* replace a battery at C1 Grid
* replace SR50A @ C1 Grid

Pakbus IDs

2015-09-14T20:34:45Z

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<pre>
60 - CesnaSonde (Periodically Active 5/2012) - In storage
70 - Umiat SNOW (Inactive 5/2012)
75 - Toolik TPS (Active 7/2012) (Also MIT WindTunnel)
80 - NESDIS SNOW (Active 11/2014)- @ Fox NESDIS Facility
90 - Barrow SNOW (Active 11/2014) - @ ARM Site
95 - Atqasuk SNOW (Active 11/2014) - @ ARM Site
301 - K1 Thermocouples Site (Removed 8/2014) - @ Kougarok K1 Site
302 - K2 Thermocouples Site (Active 11/2014) - @ Kougarok K2 Site
303 - Mobile Radiation - Yellow
304 - Mobile Radiation - Blue
305 - K1 (empty slot)
306 - K2 10m Met Site
307 - K3 Mauze Gulch Site
308 - C1 Grid Site
309 - C2 Blueberry Site
310 - Skookum Pass
311 - Anvil Mountain
312 - Kigluaiks Repeater
400 - Barrow Intensive Site A (Active 11/2014) - @ Barrow Environmental Observatory
401 - Barrow Intensive Site B (Active 11/2014) - @ Barrow Environmental Observatory
402 - Barrow Intensive Site C (Active 11/2014) - @ Barrow Environmental Observatory
404 - Barrow Soil Moisture Grid (Active 11/2014) - @ Barrow Environmental Observatory
405 - Barrow Intensive Side D (Active 11/2014) - @ Barrow Environmental Observatory
406 - Barrow IR Site (2015 special deployment) @ Barrow Environmental Observatory
420 - Barrow Tram @ Barrow Environmental Observatory
420 - Super Site Met Logger (Active 11/2014) - @ PFRR Super-site
421 - Super Site Soil Logger (Active 11/2014) - @ PFRR Super-site
422 - Super Site Diagnostics (Active 11/2014) - @ PFRR Super-site
423 - Super Site Ecosystem 1 (Active 11/2014) - @ PFRR Super-site
424 - Super Site Snow Profile (Active 11/2014) - @ PFRR Super-site
425 - Super Site Heat Flux 1 (Active 11/2014) - @ PFRR Super-site
500 - CPCRW North Facing High Site (Active 11/2014) - @ CPCRW
501 - CPCRW South Facing High Site (Active 11/2014) - @ CPCRW
502 - CPCRW North Facing Low Site (Active 11/2014) - @ CPCRW
503 - CPCRW South Facing Low Site (Active 11/2014) - @ CPCRW
504 - CPCRW C2 Rain - (Inactive 11/2014) - station not yet deployed
505 - CPCRW C3 Rain - (Inactive 11/2014) - station not yet deployed
506 - CPCRW C4 Rain - (Inactive 11/2014) - station not yet deployed

</pre>

LTER-BNZ Pakbus IDs:
<pre>
1 - Repeater
100 - LTER1
200 - LTER2
231 - FP3A
241 - FP4A
251 - FP5A

253 - FP5C

211 - FP1A
221 - FP2A
111 - UP1A

1001 - Raised
1002 - Lowered
1003 - Control
1033
1041
1032
1031
1021
1022
1023
1024
1025

2001
2002

2101
2102

1233

2103
2003

Pakbus IDs

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Bob Loaner Equipment

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Jessie Young
4/2015 
CR1000 16048

NGEE June 2015 Barrow

2015-06-23T00:39:39Z

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Group work:
* Place soil moisture sensors at sites A-D
* survey extents of IR & optical image
* was there a soil moisture transect in the DTLB?

For me (work in progress):
* reprogram data loggers to add additional soil moisture sensors and snow quality number
* add extended memory to ngee data loggers
* cover screed stake guy wire anchors
* ship remaining items in storage back to Fairbanks
* kill-a-watt to see total draw of camera plus beacon
* ??maybe install some sensors for Shawn Serbin??

Monday:
* pick up screed stake fall protection
* verify logger programs
* to A,B,C,D
** add CF module output instructions
** add quality number to snow data table and snow SDI measurement instruction
SDI12Recorder (sr50a(),3,7,"M1!",1.0,0)
* add program instructions for hydraprobes & put data into new tables
* In addition, need to
* ?? copy iptables rules to raspberry pi?? (think we're golden on this)
* connect CC5mpx to CR1000
** set up USR drive

* figure out how to reconfigure IP using cora commands.
** connect localhost; set-device-setting IPPort_4 comPortID ralph.iarc.uaf.edu:78; quit;
* camera keeps resetting tilt angle to point at the ground. Might look into that...
** looks like I already have a tilt instruction included in the cgi:
https://garbage:password@192.168.1.3/axis-cgi/com/ptz.cgi?pan=160&tilt=0&zoom=0
http://www.wowza.com/forums/showthread.php?10430-Looking-for-AXIS-PTZ-Control

Manuals to download:
* CC5mpix
* CFM100
*
To Bring:
* Survey rod
* survey gps
* soil moisture probes
* aluminum pipe wrench
* battery box for tower backp
* battery charger for tower
*

* to bring home no matter what
** tool bags
** radiometers (what was this...) oh, maybe radiometer mount?
** survey rod
**

* to bring up next time:
** update program for SM sensor... perhaps...
** update config to get images off CC5mpix downloading to Fairbanks
** look at sdi12 for getting more than 10 sensors on a control port.
** catch up with Shawn Serbin and his NDVI sensors.
** rebar protection for screed stakes
** start looking at screed stake removal... maybe do a test with the pipe wrench / bring a pipe up for

NGEE June 2015 Barrow

2015-06-23T00:32:57Z

137.229.92.230:

Group work:
* Place soil moisture sensors at sites A-D
* survey extents of IR & optical image
* was there a soil moisture transect in the DTLB?

For me (work in progress):
* reprogram data loggers to add additional soil moisture sensors and snow quality number
* add extended memory to ngee data loggers
* cover screed stake guy wire anchors
* ship remaining items in storage back to Fairbanks
* kill-a-watt to see total draw of camera plus beacon
* ??maybe install some sensors for Shawn Serbin??

Monday:
* pick up screed stake fall protection
* verify logger programs
* to A,B,C,D
** add CF module output instructions
** add quality number to snow data table and snow SDI measurement instruction
SDI12Recorder (sr50a(),3,7,"M1!",1.0,0)
* add program instructions for hydraprobes & put data into new tables
* In addition, need to
* ?? copy iptables rules to raspberry pi?? (think we're golden on this)
* connect CC5mpx to CR1000
** set up USR drive

* figure out how to reconfigure IP using cora commands.
** connect localhost; set-device-setting IPPort_4 comPortID ralph.iarc.uaf.edu:78; quit;
* camera keeps resetting tilt angle to point at the ground. Might look into that...
** looks like I already have a tilt instruction included in the cgi:
https://garbage:password@192.168.1.3/axis-cgi/com/ptz.cgi?pan=160&tilt=0&zoom=0

Manuals to download:
* CC5mpix
* CFM100
*
To Bring:
* Survey rod
* survey gps
* soil moisture probes
* aluminum pipe wrench
* battery box for tower backp
* battery charger for tower
*

* to bring home no matter what
** tool bags
** radiometers (what was this...) oh, maybe radiometer mount?
** survey rod
**

* to bring up next time:
** update program for SM sensor... perhaps...
** update config to get images off CC5mpix downloading to Fairbanks
** look at sdi12 for getting more than 10 sensors on a control port.
** catch up with Shawn Serbin and his NDVI sensors.
** rebar protection for screed stakes
** start looking at screed stake removal... maybe do a test with the pipe wrench / bring a pipe up for

NGEE

2015-06-22T22:52:59Z

137.229.92.230: /* Trips */

===Notes===
* [[NGEE Barrow Intensive Sites Initial Wiring]]
* Programs:
** https://github.com/frankohanlon/ngee/
* [[NGEE Site A Instrumentation History]]
* [[NGEE Site B Instrumentation History]]
* [[NGEE Site C Instrumentation History]]
* [[NGEE Site D Instrumentation History]]
* [[NGEE Backup Instrumentation]]

===Metadata type stuff===
* Still to be collated: [[NGEE-Barrow Calibration and Serial Numbers]]
* Thermistor Probe Calibrations ([https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0bJdr7FBoY-MG9FTjFCb2w2c28])
* Thermistor Strings and Triple Calibrations ([https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0bJdr7FBoY-WkVfMDdLX3Zjc2c])
* Timezone - UTC
* PakBus IDs - A = 400; B = 401; C = 402; D = 404; BRW_Grid = 403
====Lists====
* [[Guruplug Setup]]
* [[Webcam Tips]]

===Trips===
* [[NGEE April 11 2012 Trip]]
* [[NGEE September 3 2012 Trip]]
* [[NGEE September 24 2012 Trip]]
* [[NGEE Barrow Wiring Layout]]
* [[NGEE Barrow Intensive Sites Initial Wiring]]
* [[NGEE Barrow 2013 Boring Trip]]
* [[NGEE Barrow 2013 Site Install Trip|[NGEE Barrow 2013 Site Install Trip 5/7]]
* [[NGEE Barrow 2013 Site Install Trip 2|NGEE Barrow 2013 Site Install Trip June]]
* [[NGEE Barrow 2013 Site D Install Trip August 2013]]
* [[March 2014 Barrow]]
* [[August 2014 Barrow]]
* [[NGEE December 2014 Barrow]]
* [[NGEE May 2015 Barrow]]
* [[NGEE June 2015 Barrow]]
* [[NGEE July 2015 Nome]]
* [[NGEE August 2015 Barrow]]
* [[NGEE September 2015 Barrow]]
* [[NGEE September 2015 Nome]]
* [[NGEE Barrow Remainder Items]]
* [[CPCRW 2012-10-12]]
* [[CPCRW 2013-07-15]]

NGEE May 2015 Barrow

2015-05-11T03:18:56Z

137.229.92.230:

===Station Work:===
* @ Site A: '''Replace Snow #1 (ID 7); the one connected to the tower'''
* @ Site A: '''Look at Heat Flux Pit #2... it is reading 0mV, may have broken in the ground)
* @ Site B: '''Look at Heat Flux Pit #1 & #2... both reading 0mV)
* At each site:
** Level Radiometer (phillips screwdriver needed)
** Replace Desiccant in radiometer (phillips screwdriver needed, anti-corrosion grease)
** add Desiccant to instrument box
** clear snow from precip gage & level (torpedo level, snow shovel, 5/16" nut driver needed)
* if time allows change out dreamplug

===To Do Yet:===
* load high res imagery onto GPS so we can hit our points in the field
* think about getter securing the camera (like straps?
* pack personal gear
* packet of spare nuts & washers
* export ground control points

====To Bring on plane:===
* Tools
* Trimble
* LiON batteries
* instrument box?
* large actionpacker

====Supplies to Ship NAC:====
* tower sections
* anchor sections
* screed stakes
* survey tripod
* survey rod
* gin pole
* radiation cross arm
* camera cross arm
* Sledge Hammer

==== Supplies to ship either NAC or AK Air ====
* Instrument Box
*
* Duct Seal for instrument box
* rope for gin pole
* instrument box for data logger (sounds like small is fine)
* camera cross arm
* IR camera cross arm
* soil moisture probes
* switch 12 volt deal for soil moisture probes
* lg actionpacker or two

Tools:
* 2 pcs 3/4 inch wrench (for unistrut bolts)
* level
* tape measure
* 1/2" wrench (for ubolts)
* 7/16* wrench (for ubolts)
* a full set of nut drivers
* electrical tape
* 8pcs wire nuts
*

Strobe Wiring:
* Red = +12V
* Black = G
* Green = G
Dialight Part number: RTO1R08001
S/N: 133408009

Base construction Parts:
* 4 pcs -- 1/4" dia x 2" wide x 3-1/2" long u-bolt for hinge P/N7122
* 2 pcs -- 2" dia x 20" long EMT conduit for hinge base --
* 2 pcs 1/2" x 4" bolt for securing gin pole
* 6 pcs 1/2" washer for securing gin pole
* 4 pcs 1/2" nut for securing gin pole
* 1 pcs 60" long x 1/2 depth unistrut - '''Hinge Base'''

Definition:
* Base pieces connect directly to tower
* Hinge Base pieces are part of the Hing assembly
* EMT is a type of electrical conduit that is thinner walled & not threaded (lack of threads & metal typically suggests EMT). It is sized on a tubing system.
* Electrical Conduit = typical english unit dimensions, (schedule 40 refers to wall thickness).
* 1/2 depth slotted Unistrut -- channel dimensions are about 1-5/8" x 3/4"
* full depth slotted Unistrut -- channel dimensions are about 1-5/8" x 1-5/8"

Loose Ends:
* Cut Guy wires (3/16")... 6 pcs x 40 ft
* something to keep the unistrut from popping off the screed stakes?
* need like a junction box to go between strobe and the electrical conduit w/ 3/4" on either end.
* couple caribiners for gin pole setup
* Need one more 1/4" dia x 2" wide x 3-1/2" long u-bolt for hinge P/N7122
* one more short cross arm was left in the office I think.
** 1" hole saw for 3/4" liquid-tite connector

Shipping List:
* Loose Items:
** Survey Tripod
** Survey Rod
** 3/4" x 5ft radiometer arm vertical support
** 1-1/4" x 10 ft EMT conduit for net radiometer arm
** Sledge Hammer
** Hammer Drill Case
**

* Bundle 1:
** 3pcs 40" full unistrut
** 1 pcs 1" x 48" schedule 40 Aluminum IR Camera cross arm
* Bundle 2:
** Hinge 72" half thick unistrut (zinc coated)
** Inner Hinge 68" half thick unistrut (galvanized coated)
** Anchor / Gin pole receptor 48" half thick unistrut (zinc coated)
** 3/4" x 60" net radiometer cross arm vertical support (galvanized pipe)
* Bundle 3:
** Net Radiometer cross arm
** 120" full unistrut gin pole
** 3/4" Electrical Conduit
* Bundle 4:
** 2 red/white reflectors
** 6 orange/white reflectors
** 2 strips of reflective material
** small camera cross arm
* Large Actionpacker #1
** 50 ft 1/2" Flex Conduit for power from tram
** 25 ft 3/4" liquid-tite conduit for strobe power
** Extension cord for power from tram
** 2pcs 2" EMT for anchor hinge
** 3 pcs vertical stub assembly
** 90* angle piece for anchor
** Gin pole rope & caribiners
** gin pole to base bolts
** 3 lg cross arm brackets
** 1 small cross arm bracket
** Anti corrosion Grease
** 6 pcs guy wire clamp packages (12 clamps total)
** straight through 3/4" liquid-type connector
** 90* 3/4" liquid-type connector
** 3/4" flange plate for net radiometer vertical support
** reflective tape
** bolts for tower sections (5/16" x 1.5" and 2")

===Rough Schdeule:===
* fly up the 11th, arrive in the evening
* morning of the 12th, one person puts the base together at NARL
* grab some flex conduit for cable protection at base of tower (camera cable, radiometer cable)
* in barrow grab a piece of trail mat to put under the tower
* two people head out to BEO to site tower, identify tower location (using gps setup / tablet & power cable)
* shovel snow at tower base & guy wire anchors
* use gps to site tower and guy points (so as to miss frozen LCP etc)
* third person brings tower and anchor to cake eater pull off
* afternoon of the 12th / the 13th: tower is raised
* once we see how easy it is to lift we'll know how many people it takes to lift and drop
* once tower is up Lily can visit the stations as time allows
* change out snow sensor @ A
* desiccant change out for radiometers
* re-level radiometers
* check level of precip buckets
* look at those heat flux plates (see if a wire has come loose)

===IR Tower Radiometer Program Wiring===
'*** Wiring ***
' Connected Sensors:
' + Kipp & Zonen CGR3 LW Radiometer configured w/ PRT Temperature
'ANALOG INPUT
' 1H -- long-wave pyranometer sensor signal (red wire)
' 1L -- long-wave pyranometer sensor signal reference (blue wire)
' 2H -- long-wave pyranometer PRT Hi (Yellow Wire) & Precision Resistor to Vx1
' 2L -- long-wave pyranometer PRT Hi2 (Brown Wire)
'gnd long-wave pyranometer sensor signal sheild (black)
'gnd long-wave pyranometer sensor signal ground (green wire)
'VOLTAGE EXCITATION
'VX1 -- Precision Resistor to 2H
'####################

===Tower Installation Plan===
* Tuesday Morning: Bob & Sina visit BEO with
** power cord for tower,
** GPS system
** tablet w/ aerial image loaded, shovel,
** probably also could take a load of stuff out.
** bring reflective markers out on first trip.
* use power cord to find max distance from tram power UPS.
* in the vicinity of this location, use the table & aerial imagery to site tower & guy wire anchors on LCP rims.
** Guy wire anchor 1 should be placed to the '''North''' of tower
** Guy wire anchor 2 should be placed to the '''south east''' of tower
** Guy wire anchor 3 should be placed to the ''' south west''' of tower
* there are 3 short guy wires, they should be installed on the tower @15 ft
* there are 2 medium guy wires, they should be installed on the tower @ 25ft on the SE & SW vertical members.
* there is 1 longer guy wire. It should be installed on the tower @ 25 ft on the north side vertical member.
* the guy wire anchors should be placed about '''6.7m or 22ft''' from the base.
* for guy wire anchor siting, the anchors should form an equilateral triangle with each side between anchors '''11.6m or 38 ft'''.
* Initially, the tower will be positioned such that the top of the tower is to the south of the base of the tower.
* Once Lily and the tower are ready, we'll bring them out and:
** also bring out some extra metal conduit from the warm storage area... we will armor the IR camera cables & radiometer cable using this conduit.
** clear the snow at the tower base area.
** drill two starter holes for the hinge screed stakes (the shorter screed stakes)
** place the lower section of the tower & secure in place with the screed stakes through the hinge base unistrut
** place the guy wire anchors and pound in the screed stakes (three per anchor).
** connect the upper two tower sections (I'm not actually sure, it could be we should connect the two upper sections before screed staking the base to the ground.
** connect the guy wires at 15 feet and 25 feet to the tower.
*** loop one end of the guy wire around the tower and back over itself about 12 inches.
*** use a 5/16" nut driver to secure the wire rope clamps. One should be placed close to the vertical tower member.
** lay out the guy wires on the ground, should be able to loosely connect the upper ones to the guy wire anchors.
** loosely (leave plenty of slack in the lines) connect the 25ft height guy wires to the guy wire anchors... I'm not totally sure if there will be enough slack in the line to secure the northernmost one but it will be obvious on site.
** once the guy wire anchors are secured to the guy wires and the hinge base is secured to the ground, raise the top off the ground by placing two actionpackers under the top.
** mount the strobe:
*** the 3/4" electrical conduit will go through the top center part of the mast. Secured by two 3/8" bolts the strobe will go on top... apply anticorrosion grease to these bolts.
*** just above the conduit will be a wire entry point for the strobe. The strobe connects above that. Use teflon tape on these connections to keep the moisture out.
*** roughly cut to length the liquid-tite so that it goes from the bottom of the electrical conduit to the area where the instrument box will be installed.
*** run the power wire through the liquid-tite and then thread the fish tape through. Connect the power cable to the fish tape and then remove the fish tape from the liquid-tite, bringing the power line from the top of the tower to the bottom in the process.
*** mount the ir camera cross arm as well as the camera cross arm.
*** roughly point the IR camera
*** secure the cables from the IR camera and optical camera to the tower using a combination of hose clamps and cable ties. armor the lowest section of the cable to prevent animal damage.
*** secure the gin pole to the tower (it will only be in place for the lift)
*** secure the tower raising rope to the tower and run it through a carabiner connected to the top of the gin pole.
*** at this point the SE & SW upper guy wires should be secured loosely. If it reaches, the North upper guy wire should also be secured with plenty of slack.
*** for the lift, two people will lift the tower off the actionpackers and rotate it to vertical. One or two people (we will see how it goes...) will pull on the gin pole rope as the tower rotates from horizontal to vertical.
*** Do this.
*** once the tower is in the vertical position, the person operating the rope should quickly secure the north side upper guy wire. This person will need to have a 5/16" nut driver and wrench in an accessible pocket prior to the lift. Then, take the slack out of the SE & SW guy wires while the two people who lifted the tower stay in position at the base of the tower to keep it from tipping over.
*** Once the tower is vertical and secured, view the IR camera image. If it isn't quite good enough, disconnect the North guy wire from its anchor and carefully lower the tower back onto the two stacked actionpackers.
*** re-aim the camera and raise the tower again.
*** Once the camera is properly positioned and the tower has been lifted for the final time, secure the lower guy wires to the guy wire anchors.
*** Next, secure reflective markers to the guy wire to alert snow machiners of the new hazard. There is reflective tape to apply to the tower as well.
*** Mount the instrument box
*** mount the net radiometer cross arm
*** mount the net radiometer cross arm support foot.
*** Once all of this is complete:
**** connect the power to the box outlet* ''*(maybe this should be done earlier... while the box is still on the ground so that we can power up the camera etc etc)''
**** bring the sensor cables into the box
**** cover the sensor cable hole with duct-seal / electrical putty to reduce inflow of moisture into the box.
**** power up the system
**** test radio communications
**** that should be close to everything I think.

NGEE May 2015 Barrow

2015-05-11T00:35:14Z

137.229.92.230: /* To Do Yet: */

===Station Work:===
* @ Site A: '''Replace Snow #1 (ID 7)'''
* @ Site A: '''Look at Heat Flux Pit #2... it is reading 0mV, may have broken in the ground)
* @ Site B: '''Look at Heat Flux Pit #1 & #2... both reading 0mV)
* At each site:
** Level Radiometer (phillips screwdriver needed)
** Replace Desiccant in radiometer (phillips screwdriver needed, anti-corrosion grease)
** add Desiccant to instrument box
** clear snow from precip gage & level (torpedo level, snow shovel, 5/16" nut driver needed)
* if time allows change out dreamplug
===IR Tower Radiometer Program Wiring===
'*** Wiring ***
' Connected Sensors:
' + Kipp & Zonen CGR3 LW Radiometer configured w/ PRT Temperature
'ANALOG INPUT
' 1H -- long-wave pyranometer sensor signal (red wire)
' 1L -- long-wave pyranometer sensor signal reference (blue wire)
' 2H -- long-wave pyranometer PRT Hi (Yellow Wire) & Precision Resistor to Vx1
' 2L -- long-wave pyranometer PRT Hi2 (Brown Wire)
'gnd long-wave pyranometer sensor signal sheild (black)
'gnd long-wave pyranometer sensor signal ground (green wire)
'VOLTAGE EXCITATION
'VX1 -- Precision Resistor to 2H
'####################

===Rough Schdeule:===
* fly up the 11th, arrive in the evening
* morning of the 12th, one person puts the base together at NARL
* grab some flex conduit for cable protection at base of tower (camera cable, radiometer cable)
* in barrow grab a piece of trail mat to put under the tower
* two people head out to BEO to site tower, identify tower location (using gps setup / tablet & power cable)
* shovel snow at tower base & guy wire anchors
* use gps to site tower and guy points (so as to miss frozen LCP etc)
* third person brings tower and anchor to cake eater pull off
* afternoon of the 12th / the 13th: tower is raised
* once we see how easy it is to lift we'll know how many people it takes to lift and drop
* once tower is up Lily can visit the stations as time allows
* change out snow sensor @ A
* desiccant change out for radiometers
* re-level radiometers
* check level of precip buckets
* look at those heat flux plates (see if a wire has come loose)

===To Do Yet:===
* load high res imagery onto GPS so we can hit our points in the field
* think about getter securing the camera (like straps?
* pack personal gear
* packet of spare nuts & washers
* bring dreamplug
* bring tools
* export ground control points

====To Bring on plane:===
* Tools
* Trimble
* LiON batteries
* instrument box?
* large actionpacker

====Supplies to Ship NAC:====
* tower sections
* anchor sections
* screed stakes
* survey tripod
* survey rod
* gin pole
* radiation cross arm
* camera cross arm
* Sledge Hammer

==== Supplies to ship either NAC or AK Air ====
* Instrument Box
*
* Duct Seal for instrument box
* rope for gin pole
* instrument box for data logger (sounds like small is fine)
* camera cross arm
* IR camera cross arm
* soil moisture probes
* switch 12 volt deal for soil moisture probes
* lg actionpacker or two

Tools:
* 2 pcs 3/4 inch wrench (for unistrut bolts)
* level
* tape measure
* 1/2" wrench (for ubolts)
* 7/16* wrench (for ubolts)
* a full set of nut drivers
* electrical tape
* 8pcs wire nuts
*

Strobe Wiring:
* Red = +12V
* Black = G
* Green = G
Dialight Part number: RTO1R08001
S/N: 133408009

Base construction Parts:
* 4 pcs -- 1/4" dia x 2" wide x 3-1/2" long u-bolt for hinge P/N7122
* 2 pcs -- 2" dia x 20" long EMT conduit for hinge base --
* 2 pcs 1/2" x 4" bolt for securing gin pole
* 6 pcs 1/2" washer for securing gin pole
* 4 pcs 1/2" nut for securing gin pole
* 1 pcs 60" long x 1/2 depth unistrut - '''Hinge Base'''

Definition:
* Base pieces connect directly to tower
* Hinge Base pieces are part of the Hing assembly
* EMT is a type of electrical conduit that is thinner walled & not threaded (lack of threads & metal typically suggests EMT). It is sized on a tubing system.
* Electrical Conduit = typical english unit dimensions, (schedule 40 refers to wall thickness).
* 1/2 depth slotted Unistrut -- channel dimensions are about 1-5/8" x 3/4"
* full depth slotted Unistrut -- channel dimensions are about 1-5/8" x 1-5/8"

Loose Ends:
* Cut Guy wires (3/16")... 6 pcs x 40 ft
* something to keep the unistrut from popping off the screed stakes?
* need like a junction box to go between strobe and the electrical conduit w/ 3/4" on either end.
* couple caribiners for gin pole setup
* Need one more 1/4" dia x 2" wide x 3-1/2" long u-bolt for hinge P/N7122
* one more short cross arm was left in the office I think.
** 1" hole saw for 3/4" liquid-tite connector

Shipping List:
* Loose Items:
** Survey Tripod
** Survey Rod
** 3/4" x 5ft radiometer arm vertical support
** 1-1/4" x 10 ft EMT conduit for net radiometer arm
** Sledge Hammer
** Hammer Drill Case
**

* Bundle 1:
** 3pcs 40" full unistrut
** 1 pcs 1" x 48" schedule 40 Aluminum IR Camera cross arm
* Bundle 2:
** Hinge 72" half thick unistrut (zinc coated)
** Inner Hinge 68" half thick unistrut (galvanized coated)
** Anchor / Gin pole receptor 48" half thick unistrut (zinc coated)
** 3/4" x 60" net radiometer cross arm vertical support (galvanized pipe)
* Bundle 3:
** Net Radiometer cross arm
** 120" full unistrut gin pole
** 3/4" Electrical Conduit
* Bundle 4:
** 2 red/white reflectors
** 6 orange/white reflectors
** 2 strips of reflective material
** small camera cross arm
* Large Actionpacker #1
** 50 ft 1/2" Flex Conduit for power from tram
** 25 ft 3/4" liquid-tite conduit for strobe power
** Extension cord for power from tram
** 2pcs 2" EMT for anchor hinge
** 3 pcs vertical stub assembly
** 90* angle piece for anchor
** Gin pole rope & caribiners
** gin pole to base bolts
** 3 lg cross arm brackets
** 1 small cross arm bracket
** Anti corrosion Grease
** 6 pcs guy wire clamp packages (12 clamps total)
** straight through 3/4" liquid-type connector
** 90* 3/4" liquid-type connector
** 3/4" flange plate for net radiometer vertical support
** reflective tape
** bolts for tower sections (5/16" x 1.5" and 2")