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NGEE Teller SW Notes

2019-07-23T00:54:13Z

172.18.0.1: /* Latest */

[[NGEE]]
===Direct Link to Data===
* http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/data/uaf_sp/teller_sw/
* Summary of Observations:
** https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gxLKzjoDvJkFmkDe0SVBhRRbokB-rvEpH77nN8cyLo0/edit#gid=1509399423
** https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/159Q7kFOTAE0pZyx2WgFBhe4qVnLEEM8diSVuSYGRkjE/edit#gid=1420147503
* Stage Discharge Equation for version 1 of data set:
** Q [L/s] = 1188 - 990 * ln(stage) + 207 * ( ln(stage) )^2 R^2= 0.972

===General===
* Look over bash script... need to make sure that QA corrections take place after stage is corrected to match rebar values...
** a second QA I think.
* I'm looking at the 2017 April 27 & 28 discharge measurement times and the corrected data looks great but the raw data looks like it has the shift applied too early. Perhaps that is unavoidable? I'll think on it. but currently not fixed 11/7/2018
* '''Basin Size is 1.24 km^2 or 1,243,875 m^2'''* I think we need to double-check this value using the high resolution DSM from LANL. ''2/14/2019''
* Cross section at salt slug dump is 2.7 meters roughly
* about 90 meters from there to the measuring point (following left bank surveyed points).

===Latest===
* Officially processed through 6/2019
** there are some early winter 2017 peaks I think should be considered for deletion.
** In 2018-2019 winter stage got low enough that curve is off again. Like lower stage = higher flow.

===QA===
====Stage 2016====

8/13/2016 3:00 PTs offset
9/14/2016 22:00 PT1 Position Reset & PT2 Removed
* 2016 Offsets for corrected PT 1 Stage:
"2016-08-13 03:00:00",-0.61
"2016-08-15 02:30:00",-0.49
"2016-09-14 22:00:00",-1.83

* Hourly Processing deletions:
** 2016-09-15 17:00 to 2016-12-31 23:00 :
*** In fall there is a diurnal component to stage that is driven by air temperature I think due to exposed pressure transducer cable after the leaves fall.
*** Probably good data returns for a bit later in fall but it is hard to say just when the channel shape changes due to ice. So, I lean to remove all data until 2017 April visit

====Stage 2017====

4/1/2017 3:00 Station Turned back on, PT2 in place further downstream
10/1/2017 20:00 PT2 Removed
4/28/2017 1:50 shift in pt2? then

* Offset for 4/1/2017+
"2017-04-01 01:30:00",-3.10

* Hourly processing deletions:
** 2017-01-01 0:00 to 2017-04-01 2:00
*** Winter / station battery dead
** 2017-10-24 21:00 to 2018-05-14 20:00
*** Winter / hard to say when channel shape changes.
*** I set this date due to the creek being in recession for winter and the water temperature signal which is a full on guess. For reference, I NaN out the summer precip on 10/15. So I'm not 100% confident this is the right time to the hour but probably it's okay?
*** Ending date in May 2018 was selected as first day with a diurnal signal in water temperature (i.e. snow melt has melted the snow in the channel) and also, the first Q peak in May to me looks snow influenced. But 5/14 is down from that peak.

====Stage 2018====
6/15/2018 12:40 AKDT 12cm above rebar 1; 20.5 cm in front of rebar 1
9/24/2018 18:50 AKDT 3cm above rebar 1; 13cm in front of rebar 1
9/26/2018 10:48 AKDT 5cm above rebar 1; 14.5cm in front of rebar 1
====Temperature 2016====
5/2/2016 3:00
8/13/2016 3:00
====Temperature 2017====
10/1/2017 20:50

====Temperature 2018====
4/6/2018 2:50

===Site Downloads / visits:===
* Bob 4/21/2016 (CR1000)
* Lily 7/13/2016 (CR1000)
* Bob/Lily 8/12/2016 (CR1000)
* Bob 9/14/2016
* Bob 4/1/2017
* Bob 5/2017
* Bob/Lily 10/1/2017
* Bob 3/30/2018
* Bob 6/13 & 15/2018
* Bob 9/26/2018
* Bob 4/7/2019
* Bob/Bob 6/11 & 6/14/2019
* Bob Bolton 7/3/2019 (Q measurement only)

===From Computer Notes===
Need to put into a spreadsheet pressure transducer value / date / manual stage reading.... need to review notes.

Related: discharge measurements
Related: Get manual stage & discharge measurements into UTC time.

Then once that is complete can look at using
/var/site/uaf_sp/bin/teller_sw.sh
and the step utility function to correct everything to proper heights.
...should think about gedit plug ins too to make it more like xed.

Original Google Doc:
* https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/159Q7kFOTAE0pZyx2WgFBhe4qVnLEEM8diSVuSYGRkjE/edit#gid=1602029777
Summary Google Doc:
* https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gxLKzjoDvJkFmkDe0SVBhRRbokB-rvEpH77nN8cyLo0/edit#gid=1602029777

2/8: So.... including precip helps but there is still a period in september / october 2016 that confuses me with the diurnal signal looking more like air temperature driven. Emily and I sort of think that the heating of the cable might be playing a role here but I haven't looked too hard yet.

NGEE Teller SW Notes

2019-07-22T23:30:31Z

172.18.0.1: /* Site Downloads / visits: */

[[NGEE]]
===Direct Link to Data===
* http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/data/uaf_sp/teller_sw/
* Summary of Observations:
** https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gxLKzjoDvJkFmkDe0SVBhRRbokB-rvEpH77nN8cyLo0/edit#gid=1509399423
** https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/159Q7kFOTAE0pZyx2WgFBhe4qVnLEEM8diSVuSYGRkjE/edit#gid=1420147503
* Stage Discharge Equation for version 1 of data set:
** Q [L/s] = 1188 - 990 * ln(stage) + 207 * ( ln(stage) )^2 R^2= 0.972

===General===
* Look over bash script... need to make sure that QA corrections take place after stage is corrected to match rebar values...
** a second QA I think.
* I'm looking at the 2017 April 27 & 28 discharge measurement times and the corrected data looks great but the raw data looks like it has the shift applied too early. Perhaps that is unavoidable? I'll think on it. but currently not fixed 11/7/2018
* '''Basin Size is 1.24 km^2 or 1,243,875 m^2'''* I think we need to double-check this value using the high resolution DSM from LANL. ''2/14/2019''
* Cross section at salt slug dump is 2.7 meters roughly
* about 90 meters from there to the measuring point (following left bank surveyed points).

===Latest===
* Officially processed through 3/2019
** there are some early winter 2017 peaks I think should be considered.
** In 2018-2019 winter stage got low enough that curve is off again. Like lower stage = higher flow.
===QA===
====Stage 2016====

8/13/2016 3:00 PTs offset
9/14/2016 22:00 PT1 Position Reset & PT2 Removed
* 2016 Offsets for corrected PT 1 Stage:
"2016-08-13 03:00:00",-0.61
"2016-08-15 02:30:00",-0.49
"2016-09-14 22:00:00",-1.83

* Hourly Processing deletions:
** 2016-09-15 17:00 to 2016-12-31 23:00 :
*** In fall there is a diurnal component to stage that is driven by air temperature I think due to exposed pressure transducer cable after the leaves fall.
*** Probably good data returns for a bit later in fall but it is hard to say just when the channel shape changes due to ice. So, I lean to remove all data until 2017 April visit

====Stage 2017====

4/1/2017 3:00 Station Turned back on, PT2 in place further downstream
10/1/2017 20:00 PT2 Removed
4/28/2017 1:50 shift in pt2? then

* Offset for 4/1/2017+
"2017-04-01 01:30:00",-3.10

* Hourly processing deletions:
** 2017-01-01 0:00 to 2017-04-01 2:00
*** Winter / station battery dead
** 2017-10-24 21:00 to 2018-05-14 20:00
*** Winter / hard to say when channel shape changes.
*** I set this date due to the creek being in recession for winter and the water temperature signal which is a full on guess. For reference, I NaN out the summer precip on 10/15. So I'm not 100% confident this is the right time to the hour but probably it's okay?
*** Ending date in May 2018 was selected as first day with a diurnal signal in water temperature (i.e. snow melt has melted the snow in the channel) and also, the first Q peak in May to me looks snow influenced. But 5/14 is down from that peak.

====Stage 2018====
6/15/2018 12:40 AKDT 12cm above rebar 1; 20.5 cm in front of rebar 1
9/24/2018 18:50 AKDT 3cm above rebar 1; 13cm in front of rebar 1
9/26/2018 10:48 AKDT 5cm above rebar 1; 14.5cm in front of rebar 1
====Temperature 2016====
5/2/2016 3:00
8/13/2016 3:00
====Temperature 2017====
10/1/2017 20:50

====Temperature 2018====
4/6/2018 2:50

===Site Downloads / visits:===
* Bob 4/21/2016 (CR1000)
* Lily 7/13/2016 (CR1000)
* Bob/Lily 8/12/2016 (CR1000)
* Bob 9/14/2016
* Bob 4/1/2017
* Bob 5/2017
* Bob/Lily 10/1/2017
* Bob 3/30/2018
* Bob 6/13 & 15/2018
* Bob 9/26/2018
* Bob 4/7/2019
* Bob/Bob 6/11 & 6/14/2019
* Bob Bolton 7/3/2019 (Q measurement only)

===From Computer Notes===
Need to put into a spreadsheet pressure transducer value / date / manual stage reading.... need to review notes.

Related: discharge measurements
Related: Get manual stage & discharge measurements into UTC time.

Then once that is complete can look at using
/var/site/uaf_sp/bin/teller_sw.sh
and the step utility function to correct everything to proper heights.
...should think about gedit plug ins too to make it more like xed.

Original Google Doc:
* https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/159Q7kFOTAE0pZyx2WgFBhe4qVnLEEM8diSVuSYGRkjE/edit#gid=1602029777
Summary Google Doc:
* https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gxLKzjoDvJkFmkDe0SVBhRRbokB-rvEpH77nN8cyLo0/edit#gid=1602029777

2/8: So.... including precip helps but there is still a period in september / october 2016 that confuses me with the diurnal signal looking more like air temperature driven. Emily and I sort of think that the heating of the cable might be playing a role here but I haven't looked too hard yet.

NGEE Teller SW Notes

2019-07-19T02:24:59Z

172.18.0.1: /* General */

[[NGEE]]
===Direct Link to Data===
* http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/data/uaf_sp/teller_sw/
* Summary of Observations:
** https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gxLKzjoDvJkFmkDe0SVBhRRbokB-rvEpH77nN8cyLo0/edit#gid=1509399423
** https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/159Q7kFOTAE0pZyx2WgFBhe4qVnLEEM8diSVuSYGRkjE/edit#gid=1420147503
* Stage Discharge Equation for version 1 of data set:
** Q [L/s] = 1188 - 990 * ln(stage) + 207 * ( ln(stage) )^2 R^2= 0.972

===General===
* Look over bash script... need to make sure that QA corrections take place after stage is corrected to match rebar values...
** a second QA I think.
* I'm looking at the 2017 April 27 & 28 discharge measurement times and the corrected data looks great but the raw data looks like it has the shift applied too early. Perhaps that is unavoidable? I'll think on it. but currently not fixed 11/7/2018
* '''Basin Size is 1.24 km^2 or 1,243,875 m^2'''* I think we need to double-check this value using the high resolution DSM from LANL. ''2/14/2019''
* Cross section at salt slug dump is 2.7 meters roughly
* about 90 meters from there to the measuring point (following left bank surveyed points).

===Latest===
* Officially processed through 3/2019
** there are some early winter 2017 peaks I think should be considered.
** In 2018-2019 winter stage got low enough that curve is off again. Like lower stage = higher flow.
===QA===
====Stage 2016====

8/13/2016 3:00 PTs offset
9/14/2016 22:00 PT1 Position Reset & PT2 Removed
* 2016 Offsets for corrected PT 1 Stage:
"2016-08-13 03:00:00",-0.61
"2016-08-15 02:30:00",-0.49
"2016-09-14 22:00:00",-1.83

* Hourly Processing deletions:
** 2016-09-15 17:00 to 2016-12-31 23:00 :
*** In fall there is a diurnal component to stage that is driven by air temperature I think due to exposed pressure transducer cable after the leaves fall.
*** Probably good data returns for a bit later in fall but it is hard to say just when the channel shape changes due to ice. So, I lean to remove all data until 2017 April visit

====Stage 2017====

4/1/2017 3:00 Station Turned back on, PT2 in place further downstream
10/1/2017 20:00 PT2 Removed
4/28/2017 1:50 shift in pt2? then

* Offset for 4/1/2017+
"2017-04-01 01:30:00",-3.10

* Hourly processing deletions:
** 2017-01-01 0:00 to 2017-04-01 2:00
*** Winter / station battery dead
** 2017-10-24 21:00 to 2018-05-14 20:00
*** Winter / hard to say when channel shape changes.
*** I set this date due to the creek being in recession for winter and the water temperature signal which is a full on guess. For reference, I NaN out the summer precip on 10/15. So I'm not 100% confident this is the right time to the hour but probably it's okay?
*** Ending date in May 2018 was selected as first day with a diurnal signal in water temperature (i.e. snow melt has melted the snow in the channel) and also, the first Q peak in May to me looks snow influenced. But 5/14 is down from that peak.

====Stage 2018====
6/15/2018 12:40 AKDT 12cm above rebar 1; 20.5 cm in front of rebar 1
9/24/2018 18:50 AKDT 3cm above rebar 1; 13cm in front of rebar 1
9/26/2018 10:48 AKDT 5cm above rebar 1; 14.5cm in front of rebar 1
====Temperature 2016====
5/2/2016 3:00
8/13/2016 3:00
====Temperature 2017====
10/1/2017 20:50

====Temperature 2018====
4/6/2018 2:50

===Site Downloads / visits:===
* Bob 4/21/2016 (CR1000)
* Lily 7/13/2016 (CR1000)
* Bob/Lily 8/12/2016 (CR1000)
* Bob 9/14/2016
* Bob 4/1/2017
* Bob 5/2017
* Bob/Lily 10/1/2017
* Bob 3/30/2018
* Bob 6/13 & 15/2018
* Bob 9/26/2018
* Bob 4/7/2019

===From Computer Notes===
Need to put into a spreadsheet pressure transducer value / date / manual stage reading.... need to review notes.

Related: discharge measurements
Related: Get manual stage & discharge measurements into UTC time.

Then once that is complete can look at using
/var/site/uaf_sp/bin/teller_sw.sh
and the step utility function to correct everything to proper heights.
...should think about gedit plug ins too to make it more like xed.

Original Google Doc:
* https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/159Q7kFOTAE0pZyx2WgFBhe4qVnLEEM8diSVuSYGRkjE/edit#gid=1602029777
Summary Google Doc:
* https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gxLKzjoDvJkFmkDe0SVBhRRbokB-rvEpH77nN8cyLo0/edit#gid=1602029777

2/8: So.... including precip helps but there is still a period in september / october 2016 that confuses me with the diurnal signal looking more like air temperature driven. Emily and I sort of think that the heating of the cable might be playing a role here but I haven't looked too hard yet.

Super Site Tower

2019-07-18T18:10:47Z

172.18.0.1: /* Forest Floor Eddy Covariance System */

===Vaisala HMP155===
* 10/23/2017: 1.5m HMP155 N4110491 Installed; Replaced 5/25/2019 grab S/N next visit
* 10/23/2017: 3.0m HMP155 N4110490 Installed
* 10/23/2017: 4.5m HMP155 N4110492 Installed
* 10/23/2017: 6.0m HMP155 E4940013 Installed
* 10/23//2017: 9.0m HMP155 F3930002 Installed
* 10/23//2017: 11.0m HMP155 F4940011 Installed
* 10/23//2017: 13.0m HMP155 F3930001 Installed
* 10/23//2017: 16.0m HMP155 G4020001 Installed
* 9/8/2018: Fores Floor HMP155 G4940001 Removed, P3520500 Installed
(need to confirm locations and such)

===MetOne 010C===
* 9/12/2017: Installed new 1.5m MetOne 010C
* 9/12/2017: Installed new 3.0m MetOne 010C
* 10/13/2017: Installed re-calibrated MetOne 010C M7413
* 10/13/2017: Installed re-calibrated MetOne 010C M7414

===Vaisala BP===

===CR1000s===

===Tipping Buckets===

===CNR4 Radiometers===
* Tower Top
** S/N 181770
** Deployed 2019-05-23
** SW Upper 13.87
** SW Lower 14.39
** LW Upper 13.02
** LW Lower 11.12
* Forest Floor
** S/N 090013
** Desiccant Changed 5/2019
** SW Upper 15.48
** SW Lower 10.74
** LW Upper 9.07
** LW Lower 8.08

===Forest Floor Eddy Covariance System===
* LI-COR LI7550: S/N 2047 (replaced 5/2019)
* Li-Cor LI-7200RS: S/N 72H-0105
* SmartFlux2: S/N 00350
* WindMaster Pro S/N 180113 (purchased in 2018) 2329-701

===Above Canopy Eddy Covariance System===
* Li-Cor LI-7550: S/N AIU-0155
* Li-Cor LI-7200RS: S/N 72H-0109
* Li-Cor SmartFlux: S/N 0247
* WindMaster Pro S/N 100604 (purchased in 2010) 2329-114

===WindMaster Pro===
* Forest Floor: WindMaster Pro S/N 180113 (purchased in 2018) 2329-701
* Tower: WindMaster Pro S/N 100603 (Recalibrated & new firmware in 7/2018)
* Storage: Send for calibration: WindMaster Pro S/N 100604

Excel Macro WindCheck

2019-07-17T19:39:19Z

172.18.0.1: Created page with "<pre> Option Explicit Private Sub windcheck_stddev() Dim inputrow As Long Dim outputrow As Long Dim datecol As Integer Dim outcol As Integer Dim stddevwd..."

<pre>
Option Explicit

Private Sub windcheck_stddev()
Dim inputrow As Long
Dim outputrow As Long
Dim datecol As Integer
Dim outcol As Integer
Dim stddevwd
inputrow = 5
outputrow = 5
datecol = 1
outcol = 4
Do While Worksheets(1).Cells(inputrow, datecol).Value <> ""
stddevwd = Worksheets(1).Cells(inputrow, datecol + 1).Value
If stddevwd < 2 Then
Worksheets(1).Cells(outputrow, outcol).Value = Worksheets(1).Cells(inputrow, datecol).Value
Worksheets(1).Cells(outputrow, outcol + 1).Value = 6999
outputrow = outputrow + 1
End If
inputrow = inputrow + 1
Loop

End Sub

Private Sub windcheck_WD_Skookum()
Dim inputrow As Long
Dim outputrow As Long
Dim datecol As Integer
Dim outcol As Integer
Dim wind_prev1
Dim wind_prev2
Dim wind_cur
Dim monthz
inputrow = 7
outputrow = 5
datecol = 1
outcol = 4

Do While Worksheets(1).Cells(inputrow, datecol).Value <> ""
monthz = Format(Worksheets(1).Cells(inputrow, datecol).Value, "mm")
If monthz <= 4 Or monthz >= 10 Then
wind_prev2 = Worksheets(1).Cells(inputrow - 2, datecol + 1).Value
wind_prev1 = Worksheets(1).Cells(inputrow - 1, datecol + 1).Value
wind_cur = Worksheets(1).Cells(inputrow, datecol + 1).Value

If wind_cur = wind_prev1 Then
' date
Worksheets(1).Cells(outputrow, outcol).Value = Worksheets(1).Cells(inputrow - 2, datecol).Value
' nan
Worksheets(1).Cells(outputrow, outcol + 1).Value = 6999
outputrow = outputrow + 1
End If
End If
inputrow = inputrow + 1
Loop

End Sub

Private Sub windcheck_WSSSS_Skookum()
Dim inputrow As Long
Dim outputrow As Long
Dim datecol As Integer
Dim outcol As Integer
Dim wind_prev1
Dim wind_prev2
Dim wind_cur
Dim monthz
inputrow = 7
outputrow = 5
datecol = 1
outcol = 4

Do While Worksheets(1).Cells(inputrow, datecol).Value <> ""
monthz = Format(Worksheets(1).Cells(inputrow, datecol).Value, "mm")
If monthz <= 4 Or monthz >= 10 Then
wind_prev1 = Worksheets(1).Cells(inputrow - 1, datecol + 1).Value
wind_cur = Worksheets(1).Cells(inputrow, datecol + 1).Value

If wind_cur < 0.4 Then
' date
Worksheets(1).Cells(outputrow, outcol).Value = Worksheets(1).Cells(inputrow, datecol).Value
' nan
Worksheets(1).Cells(outputrow, outcol + 1).Value = 6999
outputrow = outputrow + 1
End If
End If
inputrow = inputrow + 1
Loop

End Sub

</pre>

Excel Macro Snow Algo

2019-07-17T19:39:00Z

172.18.0.1: Created page with "<pre> Option Explicit Private Sub snowtest() ' column A = Date ' column C = Raw Data ' column D = Dim columnDate As Integer Dim columnSDC As Integer D..."

<pre>
Option Explicit

Private Sub snowtest()
' column A = Date
' column C = Raw Data
' column D =
Dim columnDate As Integer
Dim columnSDC As Integer
Dim columnINFIL As Integer
Dim columnADD As Integer
Dim columnDEL As Integer
Dim currow As Long
Dim futureoffset As Long
Dim curinfilval As Double
Dim nextinfilval As Double
Dim curSDCval As Double
Dim futureSDCval As Double
columnDate = 1
columnDEL = 4
columnADD = 5
columnSDC = 6
columnINFIL = 8
currow = 5436
futureoffset = 18 * 12 ' (12 measurements per hour, offset is +18 hours)
Do While Worksheets(1).Cells(currow, columnADD).Value <> "end of season"
curinfilval = Worksheets(1).Cells(currow, columnINFIL).Value
nextinfilval = Worksheets(1).Cells(currow + 1, columnINFIL).Value
curSDCval = Worksheets(1).Cells(currow, columnSDC).Value
futureSDCval = Worksheets(1).Cells(currow + futureoffset, columnSDC).Value

Loop
End Sub

</pre>

Excel Macro Cheap Windrose

2019-07-17T19:38:33Z

172.18.0.1: Created page with "<pre> Option Explicit Public Sub winddirectionbinning() Dim inputcol As Integer Dim outcol As Integer Dim inputworksheetz As Integer Dim startrow As Long..."

<pre>
Option Explicit
Public Sub winddirectionbinning()

Dim inputcol As Integer
Dim outcol As Integer
Dim inputworksheetz As Integer
Dim startrow As Long
Dim outputdate As Boolean
Dim columnincr As Integer
Dim startcol As Integer
Dim row As Long
Dim yearz
Dim monthz
Dim WR(0 To 16, 0 To 11), i, j
Dim summmm
Dim inWScol
Dim inWDcol
Dim datecol As Integer
Dim thiswindspeed, thiswinddirec
Dim hdirection, hwindspeed
Dim calm
For i = 0 To 16
For j = 0 To 11
WR(i, j) = 0
Next
Next
' get current wind velocity and direction

' stuff that should be set just initially
datecol = 1
inputworksheetz = 1
row = 5

inputcol = startcol
inWScol = 2
inWDcol = 3
outcol = 10
outputdate = True
summmm = 0

Do While Worksheets(inputworksheetz).Cells(row, datecol).Value <> ""
monthz = Format(Worksheets(inputworksheetz).Cells(row, datecol).Value, "mm")
thiswinddirec = Worksheets(1).Cells(row, inWDcol).Value
thiswindspeed = Worksheets(1).Cells(row, inWScol).Value
If monthz >= 6 And monthz <= 8 Then
If Abs(thiswinddirec) < 361 And Abs(thiswindspeed) < 50 Then ' the units here are degrees
Select Case thiswinddirec
Case 0 To 22.5 ' 0 to 22.5 degrees
hdirection = 1
Case 22.5 To 45 ' 22.5 to 45 degrees
hdirection = 2
Case 45 To 67.5 ' 45 to 67.5 degrees
hdirection = 3
Case 67.5 To 90 ' etc.
hdirection = 4
Case 90 To 112.5
hdirection = 5
Case 112.5 To 135
hdirection = 6
Case 135 To 157.5
hdirection = 7
Case 157.5 To 180
hdirection = 8
Case 180 To 202.5
hdirection = 9
Case 202.5 To 225
hdirection = 10
Case 225 To 247.5
hdirection = 11
Case 247.5 To 270
hdirection = 12
Case 270 To 292.5
hdirection = 13
Case 292.5 To 315
hdirection = 14
Case 315 To 337.5
hdirection = 15
Case 337.5 To 360
hdirection = 16
End Select
Select Case thiswindspeed
Case 0 To 0.15 ' 0 to 0.6 meters / second
hwindspeed = 0
Case 0.15 To 2.7
hwindspeed = 1
Case 2.7 To 3.6
hwindspeed = 2
Case 3.6 To 7.2
hwindspeed = 3
Case 7.2 To 8.9
hwindspeed = 4
Case 8.9 To 12.5
hwindspeed = 5
Case 12.5 To 14.5
hwindspeed = 6
Case 14.5 To 20
hwindspeed = 7
Case 20 To 22
hwindspeed = 8
Case 22 To 28
hwindspeed = 9
Case 28 To 31
hwindspeed = 10
Case 31 To 37
hwindspeed = 11
Case Is >= 37
hwindspeed = 9
End Select
If hwindspeed = 0 Then
calm = calm + 1
End If
WR(hdirection, hwindspeed) = WR(hdirection, hwindspeed) + 1
summmm = summmm + 1
End If

End If
row = row + 1
Loop
For i = 1 To 16
For j = 1 To 11
Worksheets(1).Cells(5 + i, outcol + j).Value = WR(i, j) / summmm * 100
Next
Next
Worksheets(1).Cells(22, outcol).Value = calm / summmm * 100
End Sub

</pre>

Excel Macro Averages

2019-07-17T19:38:12Z

172.18.0.1: Created page with "<pre> Option Explicit Private Sub daily_avg_sum_etc() ' worksheet variables Dim inputrow As Long Dim outputrow As Long Dim inputWKS Dim outputWKS Dim dataCOL..."

<pre>
Option Explicit
Private Sub daily_avg_sum_etc()
' worksheet variables
Dim inputrow As Long
Dim outputrow As Long
Dim inputWKS
Dim outputWKS
Dim dataCOL

' date and time variables
Dim inputdate
Dim olddate
Dim outputYEAR
Dim outputDAY
Dim outputMONTH
Dim outputTIME

' environmental sums for means
Dim countDATA As Double
Dim sumDATA As Double
Dim outputDATA As Double
Dim inputDATA As Double
Dim zoo As Double
Dim countELEVATED As Double
Dim sumELEVATED As Double
Dim outputELEVATED As Double
Dim outputPERCENT As Double
' environmental output variables

'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
' Start running through the data
'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
inputWKS = 1
inputrow = 5
outputWKS = 1
outputrow = 5
dataCOL = 2

olddate = Format(Worksheets(inputWKS).Cells(inputrow, 1).Value, "mm/dd/yyyy")

Do While Worksheets(inputWKS).Cells(inputrow, 1).Value <> Empty
inputdate = Format(Worksheets(inputWKS).Cells(inputrow, 1).Value, "mm/dd/yyyy")
If olddate <> inputdate Then
'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
' do final formatting and calculations prior to outputting
'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
outputYEAR = Right(CStr(olddate), 4)
outputMONTH = Left(CStr(olddate), 2)
outputDAY = Mid(CStr(olddate), 4, 2)
outputTIME = 1
If countDATA <> 0 Then outputDATA = sensor_avg(sumDATA, countDATA) Else outputDATA = -9999
If countELEVATED <> 0 Then outputELEVATED = sensor_avg(sumELEVATED, countELEVATED) Else outputELEVATED = -9999
If countELEVATED <> 0 Then outputPERCENT = countELEVATED / countDATA * 100

''''''''''''''''''''''''''
' dump stuff to spreadsheet
''''''''''''''''''''''''''
Worksheets(outputWKS).Cells(outputrow, 4).Value = outputYEAR
Worksheets(outputWKS).Cells(outputrow, 5).Value = outputMONTH
Worksheets(outputWKS).Cells(outputrow, 6).Value = outputDAY
Worksheets(outputWKS).Cells(outputrow, 7).Value = outputDATA
Worksheets(outputWKS).Cells(outputrow, 8).Value = countDATA
Worksheets(outputWKS).Cells(outputrow, 9).Value = outputELEVATED
Worksheets(outputWKS).Cells(outputrow, 10).Value = outputPERCENT

'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
' reset values and increment row
'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
sumDATA = 0
outputDATA = 0
countDATA = 0
sumELEVATED = 0
outputELEVATED = 0
countELEVATED = 0
outputrow = outputrow + 1
olddate = inputdate
End If

''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
' okay with the outputting out of the way we're ready to start reading in the data.
''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
inputDATA = Worksheets(inputWKS).Cells(inputrow, dataCOL).Value

If Abs(inputDATA) < 6999 Then
sumDATA = sumDATA + inputDATA
countDATA = countDATA + 1
If inputDATA > 4 Then
sumELEVATED = sumELEVATED + inputDATA
countELEVATED = countELEVATED + 1
End If
End If
' next time step
inputrow = inputrow + 1
Loop
End Sub

Public Function sensor_avg(total As Double, count As Double)
' this function just returns an average
If count <> 0 Then
sensor_avg = total / count
Else:
total = 6999
End If
End Function

</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.
===Elephant snippets===
(There may be quite a bit of duplication I'm to lazy to figure it out)... these are copy/pastes of full modules FWIW, too.
* [[Excel Macro Averages]]
* [[Excel Macro Cheap Windrose]]
* [[Excel Macro Snow Algo]]
* [[Excel Macro WindCheck]]

Main Page

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= Water and Environmental Research Center Hydrologic Research Sites Wikipedia =
http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/data
 
''ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/wiki is the current web site as of 2/2019'' 
--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]]
* [[PAKBUS and RADIOS]] we use (WERC)
* [[Pakbus IDs]] (IARC)
* [[Datalogger programming]]
* [[Laboratory Scale Logging Computer]]
* [[Field Safety]]
** '''New for 2018''' Fill out this form before every trip involving students:
*** https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Jnpk4dewkk1wqafJZju-f7uUy15N6iXt/view

* [[Computers]]
* [[Handy Tools]]
* [[Potentially Useful Technologies]]
* [[IARC 106 Storage]]
* [[Desiccant Drying]]
* [[Land Permits]]

== Field Procedures ==
* [[Eppley PSP and PIR info]] EY June 2017, May 2019
* [[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]]
* [[HMP155 USB Interface Commands]]
* [[Soldering Guidance]]
* [[RTK GPS Survey]]
* [[AR Parrot and remote robotics type stuff]]
* [[Sediment Collection Instructions]]
* [[Salt Slug Procedure]]

== WERC 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]]
== IARC Project Site Logs and To-Do lists ==
* [[Tasks and Tools]]
* [[IARC Ocotal Move]]
* [[Super-Site]]
** [[SS To Do Next Visit]]
* [[NGEE]]
** [[NGEE To Do Next Visit]]
** [[Seward Peninsula Sites]]
*** https://wiki.alaska.edu/display/iarcsp/Seward+Peninsula+Wiki
* [[Office of Special Projects]]
* [[Field Trips]]
* [[IARC Fieldbooks]]
* [[IARC Base Radios]]
* [[Processing Data Workflow]]

=== IARC Incomplete Sensors & Caibrations===
* [[IARC East30 Sensors]]

=== IARC Archived:===
** [[Cherry TFS sites]]
** [[Cherry ARM sites]]
** [[BNZ LTER]]
** [[Jessie Cable & Bob Bolton EPSCOR in CPCRW project]]
** [[Barrow Soil Moisture]] Anna L's SM experiment in Barrow
** [[Chas Sites]]

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

== Emily's TEON/Kuparuk Watershed Archive Project Summer 2019 ==
*[[WERC Northslope Website/Kuparuk Data]]
*[[Amy Jacobs Notes]]
*[[Meeting 25 Feb 2010 Rob Doug Greta Amy]]
*[[Rob's Hard Drive]]
*[[Sites archived at IMIQ]]

== Equipment Manuals ==

* [[Equipment Manuals]]

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

JAMSTEC Visit 2019-06

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* Meeting Notes
** Talked to Hiroki about the data saving problems... maybe this is a file extension change rather than data loss.
** In mean time disabled smartflux 1 on tower. (did this Tuesday 6/25/19)
** Suzuki has big plans for Geonor
*** put stand up in July / August
*** submit to NOAA in December / January?
** still working on sub canopy system... changed it back to express mode smartflux 2 hopefully that gets me something
**

SS Site Visit 2019-06

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* Reset PEN cameras / all sky

Super-Site

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[[Tower Remodel 2]] 
[[Super Site Tower]]-- Serial Numbers List 
[[Super Site LI-COR Parts Inventory]] 
[[Super Site LI7200 Recalibration]] 
====Visits====
* [[SS Jan 2011 Trip 1]]
* [[SS Feb 2011 Trip 1]]
* [[SS Mar 2011 Trip 1]]
* [[SS Mar 2011 Trip 2]]
* [[SS June/Jul 2011 Trip 1]]
* [[SS May 2016 Trip 1]]
* [[SS August 2016 Trip 1]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2017-08-03]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2017-09-12]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2017-09-26]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2017-10-13]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2017-12-15]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-03-03]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-03-22]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-04-18]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-05-01 to 04]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-05-22]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-07-02]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-07-06]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-07-21]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-08-01]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-09-08]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-10]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2018-12]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2019-05-01 and 02]]
* [[SS Site Visit 201-05-17 to 27 | SS Site Visit 2019-05-17 to 27]]
* [[SS Site Visit 2019-06]]
* [[JAMSTEC Visit 2019-06]]
* [[SS To Do Next Visit]]

===Current Programs===
CSI Signature Values on 2014-08-11... checked from Dropbow/Logger_programs/super-site/:

==> SS_Diag_Diagnostic.dat <==
"TOA5","SS_Diag","CR1000","29724","CR1000.Std.20","CPU:ss_diag_2011-01-25.CR1","30274","Diagnostic"
30274 ss_diag_2011-01-25.CR1

==> SS_Eco_1_AirTemps.dat <==
"TOA5","SS_Eco_1","CR1000","13604","CR1000.Std.22","CPU:ss_eco1_2012-07-10.CR1","10119","AirTemps"
10119 ss_eco1_2012-07-10.CR1

==> SS_HeatFlux_1_Diagnostic.dat <==
"TOA5","SS_HeatFlux_1","CR1000","47954","CR1000.Std.24","CPU:ss_hf_2012-10-09.CR1","31220","Diagnostic"
31220 ss_hf_2012-10-09.CR1

==> SS_Met_AirTemps.dat <==
"TOA5","SS_Met","CR1000","30801","CR1000.Std.20","CPU:ss_met_2013-03-06.CR1","47292","AirTemps"
47292 ss_met_2013-03-06.CR1

==> SS_SnowTemp_Diagnostic.dat <==
"TOA5","SS_SnowTemp","CR1000","22972","CR1000.Std.16","CPU:ss_snow_pro_2011-10-10.CR1","19271","Diagnostic"
19271 ss_snow_pro_2011-10-10.CR1

==> SS_Soil_Diagnostic.dat <==
"TOA5","SS_Soil","CR1000","29723","CR1000.Std.20","CPU:ss_soil_2010-11-03.CR1","11488","Diagnostic"
11488 ss_soil_2010-11-03.CR1

===PFA Cameras===
user: pfa

This is the tower uplooking Serial to USB converter:
root@pfa-CF-AX3SEGJR:/home/PFA_/public_html/original/dc# udevadm info -a -n /dev/ttyUSB0 | grep '{serial}' | head -n1
ATTRS{serial}=="0000:00:14.0"

Forest Floor: /dev/serial/by-path/pci-0000:00:14.0-usb-0:1:1.0-port0
Tower Top: /dev/serial/by-path/pci-0000:00:14.0-usb-0:2:1.0-port0

If you see a message like this in the logs:
Error 10003: eph_waitsig got -2
The camera is probably not turned on. To power on the tower top camera, press the button on the beige box for 2-3 seconds. To turn on the Forest Floor camera you will need to open the domed box and physically turn the power on. 

Images recorded on the cron schedule show here:
* http://monitors.iarc.uaf.edu/poker-flat-research-range/cameras.php
Manually recorded measurements, such as when running the scrip from a terminal window, show up here:
/home/PFA_/public_html/original/dc

===Computers currently at Shed (7/2017)===
* Eddy Flux Tower Top Toughbook CF-31
** 64 bit Windows 7
** hostname: ''tower''
** purpose: log & manage tower top LICOR 7200
* Eddy Flux Forest Floor Toughbook CF-31
** 64 bit Windows 7
** hostname: ''ForestFloor''
** purpose: log & manage forest floor LICOR 7200
* ss-main Toughbook cf-19
** Debian
** hostname: ss-main
** purpose: logs super-site met etc. CR1000 systems
* DTS Toughbook CF-19
** Windows 7
** hostname: ''dts-jics-PC''
** purpose: log & manage DTS system
* MS700 Hyperspectral computer: Sony Vaio laptop
** Japanese Windows 10
** hostname: ''JAMSTECVAIO''
** purpose: LoggerNet for MS700 CR3000 logger
* All Sky Cam Laptop
** Ubuntu 16.04
** hostname: ''pfa-CF-AX3SEGJR''
** purpose: downloads images from up & down looking cameras
* Fiberswitch Small Dell Notepad
** Windows 10
** hostname: ''DELL-HK''
** purpose: manages HR400 system
* JICS PC#1 Toshiba Laptop
** Windows 7
** hostname: ''JICS1-PC''
** purpose: Dropbox backup at the moment for Eddy Flux data
====Other Computer Items====
* Hawking Technology Wireless Access Point
** Signal ID: SS_Wifi
* Ubiquiti M2 Bullet
** Located at tower top w/ power of ethernet injector in shed, this is our access to the Poker Internet Infrastructure.
* Net Gear 16 Port 10/100 Switch
===Forest Floor Flux Bonus info===
* batch file to automove data to dropbox:
move c:\users\user\documents\* "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\pfrrflux\usprr_flux_original\archive_rawflux\floor\2018\"
* scheduled task set up to run this daily.

===Tower Flux Bonus info===
* Use this batch file to transfer flux data to dropbox:
move c:\users\user\documents\* "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\Archive_rawflux\Tower\2018\7200RS\"

* Winscp script set up plus batch file running through task scheduler to transfer data from ss-met to dropbox:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\WinSCP\WinSCP.com" /script="c:\users\user\scripting\winscp_metdata.txt"

* contents of '''winscp_metdata.txt'''
open sftp://192.168.10.110
synchronize local "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\MeteorologicalData\Met" /var/opt/CampbellSci/LoggerNet/4.1/SS_Met
synchronize local "C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\MeteorologicalData\Soil" /var/opt/CampbellSci/LoggerNet/4.1/SS_Soil
exit
* Current raw archive:
C:\Users\user\Dropbox (JAMSTEC_PFRRdata)\PFRRflux\USprr_Flux_Original\Archive_rawflux\Tower\2018\7200RS

* Both of these batch files run as separate scheduled tasks under Task scheduler.
** Met data transfers at 9:10 AK STD
** Flux data transfers at 1:08 AK STD

===Older Content===

Here's a page started by Bob. Not sure how often I'll be adding stuff but it's been on my to-do list. Thought I'd start with packages added to the toughbook.
===COTS network system===
It's not the cheapest way to go but I thought going for commercial hardware for the network components would be the way to go. We'll see once the site is operational for a winter or two. Presently, what I have going on is something like this:

This antenna picks up WiFi from a building at PFRR: 
[http://www.radiolabs.com/products/antennas/2.4gig/backfire.php RadioLabs very directional antenna] 

This WiFi adapter has a linux compatible chipset and was easy to setup: 
[http://www.radiolabs.com/products/wireless/wave-magnum.php RadioLabs Magnum II USB Adapter] 
This powered USB extender (extend using ethernet cable from box to box) allows the usb wifi adapter to be up on the tower, minimizing the coax losses on the run to the antenna: 
[http://www.networktechinc.com/usbc5.html XTENDEX USB-C5-CE] 
I picked up some underground burial suitable Cat5E to go from the computer usb extender to the tower usb extender: 
[http://www.buy.com/prod/75ft-outdoor-waterproof-cat5e-ethernet-cable-direct-burial/q/sellerid/18349122/loc/101/211959049.html purchase link] 
So those items combine to get you to the computer.

I have two CSI white boxes. One to house the computer and one to house the tower USB & WiFi stuff. Each is lined with blueboard, sealed with duct seal, and has some extra desiccant to keep it dry, hopefully warm enough in the cold, time will tell on that though. I'll crunch the numbers at some point to see how much heat is being generated / how quickly it's dissipating.
I don't expect to need to use the toughbook directly, should be available for sshing from UAF proper or via wired ethernet onsite but on the off chance I do need to connect locally, I have a VGA adapter connected to the computer and will leave a surplussed CRT monitor out at the site. Connection to the laptop will be via a bluetooth keyboard/touchpad combo: 
[http://www.mwave.com/mwave/skusearch_v3.asp?scriteria=5177008&pagetitle=Solidtek%20KB-3962B-BT%20Mini%20Bluetooth%20Wireless%20Keyboard%20B purchase link] 

The computer is then connected to a network switch. This allows it to connect to the local NL100 and handle any local DHCP traffic. Probably a future upgrade will be a wireless bridge to allow other computers access to the internet / reduce the amount of brittle cabling laying about in the shed. See below for information and particulars of the software setup.

====Toughbook Setup====
Stock Debian with a few extra packages installed like Numpy, TeamViewer, LoggerNet for Linux

Currently use a Ubiqiti device to provide local network accesss.
192.168.10.x subnet I think.

====PakBus etc.====
Computer MD485:
RS485 & RS232 Active
RS485@ 38k
RS232@ 115.2k

Logger MD485s are setup:
RS485 & CSI/O active
CSI/O Mode -- Modem Enabled
Transparent communication mode
CSI/O @ 38k
RS485 @ 38k

Data loggers:
add-device pakbus-port {PakBusPort} as-child {ComPort};
add-device CR1000 {SS_Met} as-child {PakBusPort}; (420)
add-device CR1000 {SS_Soil} as-child {PakBusPort}; (421)
add-device CR1000 {SS_Diag} as-child {PakBusPort}; (422)
add-device CR1000 {SS_SnowTemp} as-child {PakBusPort}; (424)
add-device CR1000 {SS_Eco_1} as-child {PakBusPort}; (423)
add-device CR1000 {SS_HeatFlux_1} as-child {PakBusPort}; (425)

====Tools and Procedures====
=====LICOR=====
[[LI-7200 Thermcouple Replacement]]
=====Other Sensors=====
* [[CNR4 Replacement]]
* [[Arable Sensor Install]]

====Field Visit Checklists====

SS To Do Next Visit

2019-06-25T01:55:19Z

172.18.0.1: /* 2019 */

===Publications List===
* https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oWPf0fkpGD2vz_pspbcvLZecad_XLVn2EDaAP5bg3O4/edit?pli=1
===2019===
** bring out MD485 to tie in to network out there
====May 2019====
* check sr50a #2 maybe not working according to data.

===2018===
====Fall List====
* Photograph tag & equipment for:
** LICOR units (tower & forest)
*** Property Tag 36113 (I think this may be Y Kim)
*** Property Tag 36114 (I think this may be Y Kim)
** 3 CR1000s
*** Property Tag '''36104'''
*** Property Tag '''36106'''
*** Property Tag '''36117'''
* Might add a SR50A to the soil pit
* might add a SI111 to the soil pit
* might add a UPS for the heat flux logger system in case there are power problems
** the network switch connecting the toughbook to the LI7200 and the LI7200 to the fluxprocessor
* Need to find out OS version of tower wind master pro
* need to remove battery from sky cam laptop
* bring out NL100/200.
* error message associated with heat flux memory card... replace memory card.
* order a LiCor network cable for forest floor.

====Summer List====
** https://catalog.orientalmotor.com/viewitems/mb-series-ac-centrifugal-fans-blowers/mb-series-50mm-centrifugal-fans-blowers
* More PAR sensors and hardware for in-situ
* Polish Battery Backup System
* replace Loggernet computer
** bring out an NL100 or USB to serial adapter
* Submit PRs for Summer 2018 Instrument Recalibrations
** Vaisala HMP155s
** MetOne 010C
** Kipp & Zonen CNR4
* Late Fall recalibrations:
** LI-7200s
Ss soil has room on c5 for sdi12 rest or sr50a are on c3, c4 is open for other stuff.
* C5 -- SDI12 ID 8 = Shed
* C7 -- SDI12 ID 9 = Forest Floor Radiation Stand

Just moved cs616 to 5v to see if that does anything. Need to confirm this doesn't mess up and create noise in signals.
* Replace SR50A transducers
* Dig second pit for soil instruments
* clean up outdoor power cords
* waterproof a bit some of the tower blowers (might be as easy as more cable ties / tape to keep the white box deals right side up.
* I brought out a collection of one and two hole deals for securing loose cabling here and there in and out of the shed. That could be sorted out.
* connect those shop power strips and get one more for inside?
* buy and add more PAR top and bottom (4x and matching hardware)
* add another tipping bucket.
* bring solder out for ff atrh blower and electrical goo

2019 NGEE Nome September Trip

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12-20?

NGEE

2019-06-18T20:08:44Z

172.18.0.1: /* Trips */

===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]]
* [[2017 NGEE GIPL July Nome Trip]]
* [[2017 NGEE Nome August trip]]
* [[2017 NGEE Nome October trip]]
* [[2018 NGEE Nome March Trip]]
* [[2018 NGEE Nome June Trip]]
* [[2018 NGEE Nome September Trip]]
* [[2018 NGEE Fall Utqiagvik Trip]]
* [[2019 NGEE Nome March Trip]]
* [[2019 NGEE Nome June Trip]]
* [[2019 NGEE Utqiagvik Fall Trip]]
* [[2019 NGEE Nome September Trip]]
* [[2020 NGEE Nome March Trip]]

===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://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1T_palR7wRBEKsoz4xnVHhwOiYpCi0hiD9_usjw4haWc/edit#slide=id.p Slides of BEO Control Shed]
* 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]]
* [[NGEE Teller Bottom Notes]]
* [[NGEE Teller SW Notes]]
* [[NGEE Teller Top Notes]]
* [[NGEE Kougarok M64 Notes]]
* [[K2 Met 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====
* [[NGEE To Do Next Visit]]
* [[Guruplug Setup]]
* [[Webcam Tips]]
* [[To-Do in October 2016]]

* [[NGEE Iridium System Brainstorm]]

2019 NGEE Nome June Trip

2019-06-18T19:33:57Z

172.18.0.1: /* Skookum */

===Post Trip Notes===
====Teller Surveying====
** Reread John's email and compare coordinates
*** ~/Dropbox/uaf/GIS/2019 John Peterson
** Note: measured from bottom rather than bumper. So, distance to ARP is 1.080 m for OPUS
** Resurveyed all Stop signs... I am worrying I used wrong rover height. Like maybe it should have been 48.5" rather than what I specified.

====Teller CAS====
** Tripod Mast Bent
** CNR4 difficult to level
** Could use a some help keeping lower anemometer from moving. Like maybe a couple pieces of unistrut to keep arm from wobbling
** Need to replace lower AT/RH as it seems completely broken.
*** Rotronic HygroClip2 HC2A
*** Should look to see if they sell a better top cap for it more resistant to moisture
** Need to get some SW12V adapter to turn AT/RH on/off and look at program / wiring for other things that could be turned off.
** Left 2 guy wire anchors and 100' of guy wire at UAF Storage. Could bring out more anchors or unistrut / nails or something. Maybe pound unistrut into ground and then pin in place?
** I thought Geonor and Solar Panel would require guying but both survived the winter while tripod mast didn't.
** I think snow sensor maybe failed over the winter, too.
** I was thinking a heavier gauge cable for solar panel might be appropriate, too.
====Nome CAS====
** Same suggestion for SW12V adapters
** Perhaps bump up the # of batteries, too?
** Another option would be to add the charge controller I have to monitor energy use?... or deploy at super site Geonor?
====Teller Top====
** Site good I think.. will need to review data
** Not quite 100% actually. Precip stand could use a bit of help but I can't remember what... ask Bob.
** leveled precip bucket
** replaced radiometer desiccant
====Teller Bottom====
** Some of the Decagon sensors have failed but I found some spares in Nome storage. Might replace them in fall?
** Look rest of data over.
** bring out self-tapping screws and drill to add more help to keep tipping bucket from being removed.
** leveled tipping bucket
** replaced desiccant in radiometers
====Teller SW====
** Look over data
** finish working up creek discharge
====NGEE Kougarok Site====
** precip good
** need to verify peak directions and compass angles to lock in offset for anemometer.
** replaced desiccant and leveled radiometers
** most sensors looked good but a couple not, maybe SR50A and one or two of the decagon units.
====Kougarok Met Tower====
** All data great I think but will need to process
** replaced desiccant and leveled radiometers
** leveled tipping bucket
====Kougarok Burn Site====
** All data great I think but will need to process (only accessed by radio)
====Kougarok Mauze Gulch Site ====
** did not try to reach
====Council Grid Site====
** Still need to redrill hole for thermistor
** I see that soil moisture data is still working so will need to work that up
** replaced antenna with yagi and new coax.
*** looks like now have a weak radio link again.
** moved radio to main instrument box
** made a temporary splice for precip cable and raised connection above inundation (hopefully)
*** expecting this will need to be redone before animals wander by
====Skookum====
** switched back to array based OS
** sent program which turns radio off more aggressively.
** Site is re-integrated into near realtime system.

===Bolton to bring from Fairbanks===
* SonTek FlowTracker (long black pelican case)
* Trimble pelican case (Yellow)
** there is one battery in the case. It is installed in the TSC3 controller which is how we communicate with the GPS.
** According to latest from Alaska Airlines: https://www.alaskaair.com/content/travel-info/baggage/prohibited-items/spare-batteries-electronic-devices
** Because the battery is installed in the equipment it is okay to check as-is.

===Anchorage to buy===
* '''ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling'''
====To Bring / Not Packed ====
* '''Drill & battery'''

===Nome===
====UAF Storage====
* vehicle kit
* bear spray
* spare wiring cable for Council precip
* hose clamps in one of the buried actionpackers
* radio kit for Kougarok sites
* guy wire anchors for Teller CAS
* tool bag

====NW Campus====
* Trimble batteries

====NGEE Containers====
* pepper spray

===Monday===
====Teller SW====
* Bring measured volume for salt slug measurement at Teller SW (the water jug for precip bucket calibration)
** get correct amount of water in this then pour into the 1L volume.
** need to do extra step of solving for in-situ variable.
* Measure Discharge in creek with both wading rod & salt slug

====Teller Bottom====
* tap & die the net radiometer
** also bring a drill
* step stool for site
* replace radiometer desiccant
* replace tipping bucket again and better secure new one
* drill

====Teller Top====
* change radiometer desiccant
* ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling
** also might think on getting the bucket vertical pipe a bit higher off the ground... maybe a longer pipe?

===Tuesday===
====Teller General====
* Survey Stop Signs

====Teller CAS====
* bring out guy wires
* guy wire cutter
* correct amount of thimbles
* guy wire anchors (all for the geonor)
* look at program and think about using switched 12V for AT/RH... we will see in March trip if they should be turned off.
* think about mounting a small SP on the tripod and running charging cables to battery box
* think on a better way to do the solar panel... It might be that from the frame that came from China we mount that to unistrut and then that gets everything higher off the ground and more secure for winter winds etc.
* re-check anemometer position

====Nome CAS====
* ''see about ordering new batteries (this could be a see what the data looks like in March for the Teller CAS site if more batteries are necessary)''
*

===Wednesday===
====NGEE-Koug====
* change radiometer desiccant
* check position of anemometer
* leave a compass in the box

====K2 met====
* Net radiometer stand bring out thimbles (guy wire is out there) for 7/16" size thimble (this is probably 1/4" or 5/16" wire rope)
* level radiometers
* replace radiometer desiccant

====K3 Mauze====

* check level of radiometer
* be prepared for some broken stuff (if this visit is broken into two days then could bring a number of things out to end of road and then only bring what is necessary on day two.
* not sure why we could talk to radio but not site in 2018 remote visit.
** Bring out an SC932A for between Logger and radio

======K3 Shelved======
* new radiation tower for upwelling?
** I'm thinking today that we could reuse the top pipe from the teller top site that is currently in storage to get the radiometers well above the canopy.

====Kigluaiks (shelved?)====
* Bring out an SC932A for between logger and radio

===Thursday===
====Skookum====
* change OS back to Array based
* send program with more aggressive on/off to preserve winter battery
* think about taking one of the batteries in storage out to the site

====C1 Grid====
* bring out english allen wrench
* bring out coax to replace radio to antenna connection
* flip the snow depth pipe so old SR50 stub is up against tripod and mount radio antenna to it. Should be able to keep SR50A in about the same position
* bring out tipping bucket replacement parts
** no tips in 2018
** could be loose cable or something worse. unclear.

===Friday===
* Meet CAS team at Noonish
* ship stuff back to Fairbanks?

===Saturday===
* CAS Tour

===Sunday===
* Leave

2019 NGEE Nome June Trip

2019-06-18T19:33:17Z

172.18.0.1: /* Post Trip Notes */

===Post Trip Notes===
====Teller Surveying====
** Reread John's email and compare coordinates
*** ~/Dropbox/uaf/GIS/2019 John Peterson
** Note: measured from bottom rather than bumper. So, distance to ARP is 1.080 m for OPUS
** Resurveyed all Stop signs... I am worrying I used wrong rover height. Like maybe it should have been 48.5" rather than what I specified.

====Teller CAS====
** Tripod Mast Bent
** CNR4 difficult to level
** Could use a some help keeping lower anemometer from moving. Like maybe a couple pieces of unistrut to keep arm from wobbling
** Need to replace lower AT/RH as it seems completely broken.
*** Rotronic HygroClip2 HC2A
*** Should look to see if they sell a better top cap for it more resistant to moisture
** Need to get some SW12V adapter to turn AT/RH on/off and look at program / wiring for other things that could be turned off.
** Left 2 guy wire anchors and 100' of guy wire at UAF Storage. Could bring out more anchors or unistrut / nails or something. Maybe pound unistrut into ground and then pin in place?
** I thought Geonor and Solar Panel would require guying but both survived the winter while tripod mast didn't.
** I think snow sensor maybe failed over the winter, too.
** I was thinking a heavier gauge cable for solar panel might be appropriate, too.
====Nome CAS====
** Same suggestion for SW12V adapters
** Perhaps bump up the # of batteries, too?
** Another option would be to add the charge controller I have to monitor energy use?... or deploy at super site Geonor?
====Teller Top====
** Site good I think.. will need to review data
** Not quite 100% actually. Precip stand could use a bit of help but I can't remember what... ask Bob.
** leveled precip bucket
** replaced radiometer desiccant
====Teller Bottom====
** Some of the Decagon sensors have failed but I found some spares in Nome storage. Might replace them in fall?
** Look rest of data over.
** bring out self-tapping screws and drill to add more help to keep tipping bucket from being removed.
** leveled tipping bucket
** replaced desiccant in radiometers
====Teller SW====
** Look over data
** finish working up creek discharge
====NGEE Kougarok Site====
** precip good
** need to verify peak directions and compass angles to lock in offset for anemometer.
** replaced desiccant and leveled radiometers
** most sensors looked good but a couple not, maybe SR50A and one or two of the decagon units.
====Kougarok Met Tower====
** All data great I think but will need to process
** replaced desiccant and leveled radiometers
** leveled tipping bucket
====Kougarok Burn Site====
** All data great I think but will need to process (only accessed by radio)
====Kougarok Mauze Gulch Site ====
** did not try to reach
====Council Grid Site====
** Still need to redrill hole for thermistor
** I see that soil moisture data is still working so will need to work that up
** replaced antenna with yagi and new coax.
*** looks like now have a weak radio link again.
** moved radio to main instrument box
** made a temporary splice for precip cable and raised connection above inundation (hopefully)
*** expecting this will need to be redone before animals wander by
====Skookum====
** switched back to array based OS
** sent program which turns radio off more aggressively.

===Bolton to bring from Fairbanks===
* SonTek FlowTracker (long black pelican case)
* Trimble pelican case (Yellow)
** there is one battery in the case. It is installed in the TSC3 controller which is how we communicate with the GPS.
** According to latest from Alaska Airlines: https://www.alaskaair.com/content/travel-info/baggage/prohibited-items/spare-batteries-electronic-devices
** Because the battery is installed in the equipment it is okay to check as-is.

===Anchorage to buy===
* '''ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling'''
====To Bring / Not Packed ====
* '''Drill & battery'''

===Nome===
====UAF Storage====
* vehicle kit
* bear spray
* spare wiring cable for Council precip
* hose clamps in one of the buried actionpackers
* radio kit for Kougarok sites
* guy wire anchors for Teller CAS
* tool bag

====NW Campus====
* Trimble batteries

====NGEE Containers====
* pepper spray

===Monday===
====Teller SW====
* Bring measured volume for salt slug measurement at Teller SW (the water jug for precip bucket calibration)
** get correct amount of water in this then pour into the 1L volume.
** need to do extra step of solving for in-situ variable.
* Measure Discharge in creek with both wading rod & salt slug

====Teller Bottom====
* tap & die the net radiometer
** also bring a drill
* step stool for site
* replace radiometer desiccant
* replace tipping bucket again and better secure new one
* drill

====Teller Top====
* change radiometer desiccant
* ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling
** also might think on getting the bucket vertical pipe a bit higher off the ground... maybe a longer pipe?

===Tuesday===
====Teller General====
* Survey Stop Signs

====Teller CAS====
* bring out guy wires
* guy wire cutter
* correct amount of thimbles
* guy wire anchors (all for the geonor)
* look at program and think about using switched 12V for AT/RH... we will see in March trip if they should be turned off.
* think about mounting a small SP on the tripod and running charging cables to battery box
* think on a better way to do the solar panel... It might be that from the frame that came from China we mount that to unistrut and then that gets everything higher off the ground and more secure for winter winds etc.
* re-check anemometer position

====Nome CAS====
* ''see about ordering new batteries (this could be a see what the data looks like in March for the Teller CAS site if more batteries are necessary)''
*

===Wednesday===
====NGEE-Koug====
* change radiometer desiccant
* check position of anemometer
* leave a compass in the box

====K2 met====
* Net radiometer stand bring out thimbles (guy wire is out there) for 7/16" size thimble (this is probably 1/4" or 5/16" wire rope)
* level radiometers
* replace radiometer desiccant

====K3 Mauze====

* check level of radiometer
* be prepared for some broken stuff (if this visit is broken into two days then could bring a number of things out to end of road and then only bring what is necessary on day two.
* not sure why we could talk to radio but not site in 2018 remote visit.
** Bring out an SC932A for between Logger and radio

======K3 Shelved======
* new radiation tower for upwelling?
** I'm thinking today that we could reuse the top pipe from the teller top site that is currently in storage to get the radiometers well above the canopy.

====Kigluaiks (shelved?)====
* Bring out an SC932A for between logger and radio

===Thursday===
====Skookum====
* change OS back to Array based
* send program with more aggressive on/off to preserve winter battery
* think about taking one of the batteries in storage out to the site

====C1 Grid====
* bring out english allen wrench
* bring out coax to replace radio to antenna connection
* flip the snow depth pipe so old SR50 stub is up against tripod and mount radio antenna to it. Should be able to keep SR50A in about the same position
* bring out tipping bucket replacement parts
** no tips in 2018
** could be loose cable or something worse. unclear.

===Friday===
* Meet CAS team at Noonish
* ship stuff back to Fairbanks?

===Saturday===
* CAS Tour

===Sunday===
* Leave

2019 NGEE Nome June Trip

2019-06-18T19:31:13Z

172.18.0.1: /* Post Trip Notes */

===Post Trip Notes===
* Teller Surveying
** Reread John's email and compare coordinates
*** ~/Dropbox/uaf/GIS/2019 John Peterson
** Note: measured from bottom rather than bumper. So, distance to ARP is 1.080 m for OPUS
** Resurveyed all Stop signs... I am worrying I used wrong rover height. Like maybe it should have been 48.5" rather than what I specified.

* Teller CAS
** Tripod Mast Bent
** CNR4 difficult to level
** Could use a some help keeping lower anemometer from moving. Like maybe a couple pieces of unistrut to keep arm from wobbling
** Need to replace lower AT/RH as it seems completely broken.
*** Rotronic HygroClip2 HC2A
*** Should look to see if they sell a better top cap for it more resistant to moisture
** Need to get some SW12V adapter to turn AT/RH on/off and look at program / wiring for other things that could be turned off.
** Left 2 guy wire anchors and 100' of guy wire at UAF Storage. Could bring out more anchors or unistrut / nails or something. Maybe pound unistrut into ground and then pin in place?
** I thought Geonor and Solar Panel would require guying but both survived the winter while tripod mast didn't.
** I think snow sensor maybe failed over the winter, too.
** I was thinking a heavier gauge cable for solar panel might be appropriate, too.
* Nome CAS
** Same suggestion for SW12V adapters
** Perhaps bump up the # of batteries, too?
** Another option would be to add the charge controller I have to monitor energy use?... or deploy at super site Geonor?
* Teller Top
** Site good I think.. will need to review data
** Not quite 100% actually. Precip stand could use a bit of help but I can't remember what... ask Bob.
** leveled precip bucket
** replaced radiometer desiccant
* Teller Bottom
** Some of the Decagon sensors have failed but I found some spares in Nome storage. Might replace them in fall?
** Look rest of data over.
** bring out self-tapping screws and drill to add more help to keep tipping bucket from being removed.
** leveled tipping bucket
** replaced desiccant in radiometers
* Teller SW
** Look over data
** finish working up creek discharge
* NGEE Kougarok Site
** precip good
** need to verify peak directions and compass angles to lock in offset for anemometer.
** replaced desiccant and leveled radiometers
** most sensors looked good but a couple not, maybe SR50A and one or two of the decagon units.
* Kougarok Met Tower
** All data great I think but will need to process
** replaced desiccant and leveled radiometers
** leveled tipping bucket
* Kougarok Burn Site
** All data great I think but will need to process (only accessed by radio)
* Kougarok Mauze Gulch Site
** did not try to reach
* Council Grid Site
** Still need to redrill hole for thermistor
** I see that soil moisture data is still working so will need to work that up
** replaced antenna with yagi and new coax.
*** looks like now have a weak radio link again.
** moved radio to main instrument box
** made a temporary splice for precip cable and raised connection above inundation (hopefully)
*** expecting this will need to be redone before animals wander by
* Skookum
** switched back to array based OS
** sent program which turns radio off more aggressively.

===Bolton to bring from Fairbanks===
* SonTek FlowTracker (long black pelican case)
* Trimble pelican case (Yellow)
** there is one battery in the case. It is installed in the TSC3 controller which is how we communicate with the GPS.
** According to latest from Alaska Airlines: https://www.alaskaair.com/content/travel-info/baggage/prohibited-items/spare-batteries-electronic-devices
** Because the battery is installed in the equipment it is okay to check as-is.

===Anchorage to buy===
* '''ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling'''
====To Bring / Not Packed ====
* '''Drill & battery'''

===Nome===
====UAF Storage====
* vehicle kit
* bear spray
* spare wiring cable for Council precip
* hose clamps in one of the buried actionpackers
* radio kit for Kougarok sites
* guy wire anchors for Teller CAS
* tool bag

====NW Campus====
* Trimble batteries

====NGEE Containers====
* pepper spray

===Monday===
====Teller SW====
* Bring measured volume for salt slug measurement at Teller SW (the water jug for precip bucket calibration)
** get correct amount of water in this then pour into the 1L volume.
** need to do extra step of solving for in-situ variable.
* Measure Discharge in creek with both wading rod & salt slug

====Teller Bottom====
* tap & die the net radiometer
** also bring a drill
* step stool for site
* replace radiometer desiccant
* replace tipping bucket again and better secure new one
* drill

====Teller Top====
* change radiometer desiccant
* ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling
** also might think on getting the bucket vertical pipe a bit higher off the ground... maybe a longer pipe?

===Tuesday===
====Teller General====
* Survey Stop Signs

====Teller CAS====
* bring out guy wires
* guy wire cutter
* correct amount of thimbles
* guy wire anchors (all for the geonor)
* look at program and think about using switched 12V for AT/RH... we will see in March trip if they should be turned off.
* think about mounting a small SP on the tripod and running charging cables to battery box
* think on a better way to do the solar panel... It might be that from the frame that came from China we mount that to unistrut and then that gets everything higher off the ground and more secure for winter winds etc.
* re-check anemometer position

====Nome CAS====
* ''see about ordering new batteries (this could be a see what the data looks like in March for the Teller CAS site if more batteries are necessary)''
*

===Wednesday===
====NGEE-Koug====
* change radiometer desiccant
* check position of anemometer
* leave a compass in the box

====K2 met====
* Net radiometer stand bring out thimbles (guy wire is out there) for 7/16" size thimble (this is probably 1/4" or 5/16" wire rope)
* level radiometers
* replace radiometer desiccant

====K3 Mauze====

* check level of radiometer
* be prepared for some broken stuff (if this visit is broken into two days then could bring a number of things out to end of road and then only bring what is necessary on day two.
* not sure why we could talk to radio but not site in 2018 remote visit.
** Bring out an SC932A for between Logger and radio

======K3 Shelved======
* new radiation tower for upwelling?
** I'm thinking today that we could reuse the top pipe from the teller top site that is currently in storage to get the radiometers well above the canopy.

====Kigluaiks (shelved?)====
* Bring out an SC932A for between logger and radio

===Thursday===
====Skookum====
* change OS back to Array based
* send program with more aggressive on/off to preserve winter battery
* think about taking one of the batteries in storage out to the site

====C1 Grid====
* bring out english allen wrench
* bring out coax to replace radio to antenna connection
* flip the snow depth pipe so old SR50 stub is up against tripod and mount radio antenna to it. Should be able to keep SR50A in about the same position
* bring out tipping bucket replacement parts
** no tips in 2018
** could be loose cable or something worse. unclear.

===Friday===
* Meet CAS team at Noonish
* ship stuff back to Fairbanks?

===Saturday===
* CAS Tour

===Sunday===
* Leave

Tasks and Tools

2019-06-18T02:48:39Z

172.18.0.1:

===CNR4 Leveling & Desiccant Change====
* Large Bubble Level
* Small channel-lock
* Campbell Phillips Screwdriver
* #2 Phillips Screwdriver
* Anti-Corrosion Goo
* Desiccant pack

===Eppley Leveling & Desiccant Change===
* Raw desiccant
* small channel-lock
* regular size flat head screwdriver
* If guy wires need adjusting:
** 5/16" nut driver
** 7/16" nut driver

===SR50A Transducer Swap===
* Campbell Phillips Screwdriver
* anti-corrosion goo
* transducer pack

2019 NGEE Nome June Trip

2019-06-18T02:43:47Z

172.18.0.1: /* Post Trip Notes */

===Post Trip Notes===
* Teller Surveying
** Reread John's email and compare coordinates
*** ~/Dropbox/uaf/GIS/2019 John Peterson
** Note: measured from bottom rather than bumper. So, distance to ARP is 1.080 m for OPUS
** Resurveyed all Stop signs... I am worrying I used wrong rover height. Like maybe it should have been 48.5" rather than what I specified.

* Teller CAS
** Tripod Mast Bent
** CNR4 difficult to level
** Could use a some help keeping lower anemometer from moving. Like maybe a couple pieces of unistrut to keep arm from wobbling
** Need to replace lower AT/RH as it seems completely broken.
*** Rotronic HygroClip2 HC2A
*** Should look to see if they sell a better top cap for it more resistant to moisture
** Need to get some SW12V adapter to turn AT/RH on/off and look at program / wiring for other things that could be turned off.
** Left 2 guy wire anchors and 100' of guy wire at UAF Storage. Could bring out more anchors or unistrut / nails or something. Maybe pound unistrut into ground and then pin in place?
** I thought Geonor and Solar Panel would require guying but both survived the winter while tripod mast didn't.
** I think snow sensor maybe failed over the winter, too.
** I was thinking a heavier gauge cable for solar panel might be appropriate, too.
* Nome CAS
** Same suggestion for SW12V adapters
** Perhaps bump up the # of batteries, too?
** Another option would be to add the charge controller I have to monitor energy use?... or deploy at super site Geonor?
* Teller Top
** Site good I think.. will need to review data
** Not quite 100% actually. Precip stand could use a bit of help but I can't remember what... ask Bob.
** leveled precip bucket
** replaced radiometer desiccant
* Teller Bottom
** Some of the Decagon sensors have failed but I found some spares in Nome storage. Might replace them in fall?
** Look rest of data over.
** bring out self-tapping screws and drill to add more help to keep tipping bucket from being removed.
** leveled tipping bucket
** replaced desiccant in radiometers
* Teller SW
** Look over data
** finish working up creek discharge
* Kougarok Met Tower
** All data great I think but will need to process
** replaced desiccant and leveled radiometers
** leveled tipping bucket
* Kougarok Burn Site
** All data great I think but will need to process (only accessed by radio)
* Kougarok Mauze Gulch Site
** did not try to reach
* Council Grid Site
** Still need to redrill hole for thermistor
** I see that soil moisture data is still working so will need to work that up
** replaced antenna with yagi and new coax.
*** looks like now have a weak radio link again.
** moved radio to main instrument box
** made a temporary splice for precip cable and raised connection above inundation (hopefully)
*** expecting this will need to be redone before animals wander by
* Skookum
** switched back to array based OS
** sent program which turns radio off more aggressively.

===Bolton to bring from Fairbanks===
* SonTek FlowTracker (long black pelican case)
* Trimble pelican case (Yellow)
** there is one battery in the case. It is installed in the TSC3 controller which is how we communicate with the GPS.
** According to latest from Alaska Airlines: https://www.alaskaair.com/content/travel-info/baggage/prohibited-items/spare-batteries-electronic-devices
** Because the battery is installed in the equipment it is okay to check as-is.

===Anchorage to buy===
* '''ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling'''
====To Bring / Not Packed ====
* '''Drill & battery'''

===Nome===
====UAF Storage====
* vehicle kit
* bear spray
* spare wiring cable for Council precip
* hose clamps in one of the buried actionpackers
* radio kit for Kougarok sites
* guy wire anchors for Teller CAS
* tool bag

====NW Campus====
* Trimble batteries

====NGEE Containers====
* pepper spray

===Monday===
====Teller SW====
* Bring measured volume for salt slug measurement at Teller SW (the water jug for precip bucket calibration)
** get correct amount of water in this then pour into the 1L volume.
** need to do extra step of solving for in-situ variable.
* Measure Discharge in creek with both wading rod & salt slug

====Teller Bottom====
* tap & die the net radiometer
** also bring a drill
* step stool for site
* replace radiometer desiccant
* replace tipping bucket again and better secure new one
* drill

====Teller Top====
* change radiometer desiccant
* ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling
** also might think on getting the bucket vertical pipe a bit higher off the ground... maybe a longer pipe?

===Tuesday===
====Teller General====
* Survey Stop Signs

====Teller CAS====
* bring out guy wires
* guy wire cutter
* correct amount of thimbles
* guy wire anchors (all for the geonor)
* look at program and think about using switched 12V for AT/RH... we will see in March trip if they should be turned off.
* think about mounting a small SP on the tripod and running charging cables to battery box
* think on a better way to do the solar panel... It might be that from the frame that came from China we mount that to unistrut and then that gets everything higher off the ground and more secure for winter winds etc.
* re-check anemometer position

====Nome CAS====
* ''see about ordering new batteries (this could be a see what the data looks like in March for the Teller CAS site if more batteries are necessary)''
*

===Wednesday===
====NGEE-Koug====
* change radiometer desiccant
* check position of anemometer
* leave a compass in the box

====K2 met====
* Net radiometer stand bring out thimbles (guy wire is out there) for 7/16" size thimble (this is probably 1/4" or 5/16" wire rope)
* level radiometers
* replace radiometer desiccant

====K3 Mauze====

* check level of radiometer
* be prepared for some broken stuff (if this visit is broken into two days then could bring a number of things out to end of road and then only bring what is necessary on day two.
* not sure why we could talk to radio but not site in 2018 remote visit.
** Bring out an SC932A for between Logger and radio

======K3 Shelved======
* new radiation tower for upwelling?
** I'm thinking today that we could reuse the top pipe from the teller top site that is currently in storage to get the radiometers well above the canopy.

====Kigluaiks (shelved?)====
* Bring out an SC932A for between logger and radio

===Thursday===
====Skookum====
* change OS back to Array based
* send program with more aggressive on/off to preserve winter battery
* think about taking one of the batteries in storage out to the site

====C1 Grid====
* bring out english allen wrench
* bring out coax to replace radio to antenna connection
* flip the snow depth pipe so old SR50 stub is up against tripod and mount radio antenna to it. Should be able to keep SR50A in about the same position
* bring out tipping bucket replacement parts
** no tips in 2018
** could be loose cable or something worse. unclear.

===Friday===
* Meet CAS team at Noonish
* ship stuff back to Fairbanks?

===Saturday===
* CAS Tour

===Sunday===
* Leave

2019 NGEE Nome June Trip

2019-06-18T02:19:57Z

172.18.0.1: /* Post Trip Notes */

===Post Trip Notes===
* Teller CAS
** Tripod Mast Bent
** CNR4 difficult to level
** Could use a some help keeping lower anemometer from moving. Like maybe a couple pieces of unistrut to keep arm from wobbling
** Need to replace lower AT/RH as it seems completely broken.
*** Rotronic HygroClip2 HC2A
*** Should look to see if they sell a better top cap for it more resistant to moisture
** Need to get some SW12V adapter to turn AT/RH on/off and look at program / wiring for other things that could be turned off.
** Left 2 guy wire anchors and 100' of guy wire at UAF Storage. Could bring out more anchors or unistrut / nails or something. Maybe pound unistrut into ground and then pin in place?
** I thought Geonor and Solar Panel would require guying but both survived the winter while tripod mast didn't.
** I think snow sensor maybe failed over the winter, too.
** I was thinking a heavier gauge cable for solar panel might be appropriate, too.
* Nome CAS
** Same suggestion for SW12V adapters
** Perhaps bump up the # of batteries, too?
** Another option would be to add the charge controller I have to monitor energy use?... or deploy at super site Geonor?
* Teller Top
** Site good I think.. will need to review data
** Not quite 100% actually. Precip stand could use a bit of help but I can't remember what... ask Bob.
** leveled precip bucket
** replaced radiometer desiccant
* Teller Bottom
** Some of the Decagon sensors have failed but I found some spares in Nome storage. Might replace them in fall?
** Look rest of data over.
** bring out self-tapping screws and drill to add more help to keep tipping bucket from being removed.
** leveled tipping bucket
** replaced desiccant in radiometers
* Teller SW
** Look over data
** finish working up creek discharge
* Kougarok Met Tower
** All data great I think but will need to process
** replaced desiccant and leveled radiometers
** leveled tipping bucket
* Kougarok Burn Site
** All data great I think but will need to process (only accessed by radio)
* Kougarok Mauze Gulch Site
** did not try to reach
* Council Grid Site
** Still need to redrill hole for thermistor
** I see that soil moisture data is still working so will need to work that up
** replaced antenna with yagi and new coax.
*** looks like now have a weak radio link again.
** moved radio to main instrument box
** made a temporary splice for precip cable and raised connection above inundation (hopefully)
*** expecting this will need to be redone before animals wander by
* Skookum
** switched back to array based OS
** sent program which turns radio off more aggressively.

===Bolton to bring from Fairbanks===
* SonTek FlowTracker (long black pelican case)
* Trimble pelican case (Yellow)
** there is one battery in the case. It is installed in the TSC3 controller which is how we communicate with the GPS.
** According to latest from Alaska Airlines: https://www.alaskaair.com/content/travel-info/baggage/prohibited-items/spare-batteries-electronic-devices
** Because the battery is installed in the equipment it is okay to check as-is.

===Anchorage to buy===
* '''ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling'''
====To Bring / Not Packed ====
* '''Drill & battery'''

===Nome===
====UAF Storage====
* vehicle kit
* bear spray
* spare wiring cable for Council precip
* hose clamps in one of the buried actionpackers
* radio kit for Kougarok sites
* guy wire anchors for Teller CAS
* tool bag

====NW Campus====
* Trimble batteries

====NGEE Containers====
* pepper spray

===Monday===
====Teller SW====
* Bring measured volume for salt slug measurement at Teller SW (the water jug for precip bucket calibration)
** get correct amount of water in this then pour into the 1L volume.
** need to do extra step of solving for in-situ variable.
* Measure Discharge in creek with both wading rod & salt slug

====Teller Bottom====
* tap & die the net radiometer
** also bring a drill
* step stool for site
* replace radiometer desiccant
* replace tipping bucket again and better secure new one
* drill

====Teller Top====
* change radiometer desiccant
* ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling
** also might think on getting the bucket vertical pipe a bit higher off the ground... maybe a longer pipe?

===Tuesday===
====Teller General====
* Survey Stop Signs

====Teller CAS====
* bring out guy wires
* guy wire cutter
* correct amount of thimbles
* guy wire anchors (all for the geonor)
* look at program and think about using switched 12V for AT/RH... we will see in March trip if they should be turned off.
* think about mounting a small SP on the tripod and running charging cables to battery box
* think on a better way to do the solar panel... It might be that from the frame that came from China we mount that to unistrut and then that gets everything higher off the ground and more secure for winter winds etc.
* re-check anemometer position

====Nome CAS====
* ''see about ordering new batteries (this could be a see what the data looks like in March for the Teller CAS site if more batteries are necessary)''
*

===Wednesday===
====NGEE-Koug====
* change radiometer desiccant
* check position of anemometer
* leave a compass in the box

====K2 met====
* Net radiometer stand bring out thimbles (guy wire is out there) for 7/16" size thimble (this is probably 1/4" or 5/16" wire rope)
* level radiometers
* replace radiometer desiccant

====K3 Mauze====

* check level of radiometer
* be prepared for some broken stuff (if this visit is broken into two days then could bring a number of things out to end of road and then only bring what is necessary on day two.
* not sure why we could talk to radio but not site in 2018 remote visit.
** Bring out an SC932A for between Logger and radio

======K3 Shelved======
* new radiation tower for upwelling?
** I'm thinking today that we could reuse the top pipe from the teller top site that is currently in storage to get the radiometers well above the canopy.

====Kigluaiks (shelved?)====
* Bring out an SC932A for between logger and radio

===Thursday===
====Skookum====
* change OS back to Array based
* send program with more aggressive on/off to preserve winter battery
* think about taking one of the batteries in storage out to the site

====C1 Grid====
* bring out english allen wrench
* bring out coax to replace radio to antenna connection
* flip the snow depth pipe so old SR50 stub is up against tripod and mount radio antenna to it. Should be able to keep SR50A in about the same position
* bring out tipping bucket replacement parts
** no tips in 2018
** could be loose cable or something worse. unclear.

===Friday===
* Meet CAS team at Noonish
* ship stuff back to Fairbanks?

===Saturday===
* CAS Tour

===Sunday===
* Leave

2019 NGEE Nome June Trip

2019-06-18T01:39:12Z

172.18.0.1:

===Post Trip Notes===
* Teller CAS
** Tripod Mast Bent
** CNR4 difficult to level
** Could use a some help keeping lower anemometer from moving. Like maybe a couple pieces of unistrut to keep arm from wobbling
** Need to replace lower AT/RH as it seems completely broken.
*** Rotronic HygroClip2 HC2A
*** Should look to see if they sell a better top cap for it more resistant to moisture
** Need to get some SW12V adapter to turn AT/RH on/off and look at program / wiring for other things that could be turned off.
** Left 2 guy wire anchors and 100' of guy wire at UAF Storage. Could bring out more anchors or unistrut / nails or something. Maybe pound unistrut into ground and then pin in place?
** I thought Geonor and Solar Panel would require guying but both survived the winter while tripod mast didn't.
** I think snow sensor maybe failed over the winter, too.
* Nome CAS
** Same suggestion for SW12V adapters
** Perhaps bump up the # of batteries, too?
** Another option would be to add the charge controller I have to monitor energy use?... or deploy at super site Geonor?
* Teller Top
** Site good I think.. will need to review data
** Not quite 100% actually. Precip stand could use a bit of help but I can't remember what... ask Bob.
** leveled precip bucket
** replaced radiometer desiccant
* Teller Bottom
** Some of the Decagon sensors have failed but I found some spares in Nome storage. Might replace them in fall?
** Look rest of data over.
** bring out self-tapping screws and drill to add more help to keep tipping bucket from being removed.
** leveled tipping bucket
** replaced desiccant in radiometers
* Teller SW
** Look over data
** finish working up creek discharge
* Kougarok Met Tower
** All data great I think but will need to process
** replaced desiccant and leveled radiometers
** leveled tipping bucket
* Kougarok Burn Site
** All data great I think but will need to process (only accessed by radio)
* Kougarok Mauze Gulch Site
** did not try to reach
* Council Grid Site
** Still need to redrill hole for thermistor
** I see that soil moisture data is still working so will need to work that up
** replaced antenna with yagi and new coax.
*** looks like now have a weak radio link again.
** moved radio to main instrument box
** made a temporary splice for precip cable and raised connection above inundation (hopefully)
*** expecting this will need to be redone before animals wander by
* Skookum
** switched back to array based OS
** sent program which turns radio off more aggressively.

===Bolton to bring from Fairbanks===
* SonTek FlowTracker (long black pelican case)
* Trimble pelican case (Yellow)
** there is one battery in the case. It is installed in the TSC3 controller which is how we communicate with the GPS.
** According to latest from Alaska Airlines: https://www.alaskaair.com/content/travel-info/baggage/prohibited-items/spare-batteries-electronic-devices
** Because the battery is installed in the equipment it is okay to check as-is.

===Anchorage to buy===
* '''ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling'''
====To Bring / Not Packed ====
* '''Drill & battery'''

===Nome===
====UAF Storage====
* vehicle kit
* bear spray
* spare wiring cable for Council precip
* hose clamps in one of the buried actionpackers
* radio kit for Kougarok sites
* guy wire anchors for Teller CAS
* tool bag

====NW Campus====
* Trimble batteries

====NGEE Containers====
* pepper spray

===Monday===
====Teller SW====
* Bring measured volume for salt slug measurement at Teller SW (the water jug for precip bucket calibration)
** get correct amount of water in this then pour into the 1L volume.
** need to do extra step of solving for in-situ variable.
* Measure Discharge in creek with both wading rod & salt slug

====Teller Bottom====
* tap & die the net radiometer
** also bring a drill
* step stool for site
* replace radiometer desiccant
* replace tipping bucket again and better secure new one
* drill

====Teller Top====
* change radiometer desiccant
* ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling
** also might think on getting the bucket vertical pipe a bit higher off the ground... maybe a longer pipe?

===Tuesday===
====Teller General====
* Survey Stop Signs

====Teller CAS====
* bring out guy wires
* guy wire cutter
* correct amount of thimbles
* guy wire anchors (all for the geonor)
* look at program and think about using switched 12V for AT/RH... we will see in March trip if they should be turned off.
* think about mounting a small SP on the tripod and running charging cables to battery box
* think on a better way to do the solar panel... It might be that from the frame that came from China we mount that to unistrut and then that gets everything higher off the ground and more secure for winter winds etc.
* re-check anemometer position

====Nome CAS====
* ''see about ordering new batteries (this could be a see what the data looks like in March for the Teller CAS site if more batteries are necessary)''
*

===Wednesday===
====NGEE-Koug====
* change radiometer desiccant
* check position of anemometer
* leave a compass in the box

====K2 met====
* Net radiometer stand bring out thimbles (guy wire is out there) for 7/16" size thimble (this is probably 1/4" or 5/16" wire rope)
* level radiometers
* replace radiometer desiccant

====K3 Mauze====

* check level of radiometer
* be prepared for some broken stuff (if this visit is broken into two days then could bring a number of things out to end of road and then only bring what is necessary on day two.
* not sure why we could talk to radio but not site in 2018 remote visit.
** Bring out an SC932A for between Logger and radio

======K3 Shelved======
* new radiation tower for upwelling?
** I'm thinking today that we could reuse the top pipe from the teller top site that is currently in storage to get the radiometers well above the canopy.

====Kigluaiks (shelved?)====
* Bring out an SC932A for between logger and radio

===Thursday===
====Skookum====
* change OS back to Array based
* send program with more aggressive on/off to preserve winter battery
* think about taking one of the batteries in storage out to the site

====C1 Grid====
* bring out english allen wrench
* bring out coax to replace radio to antenna connection
* flip the snow depth pipe so old SR50 stub is up against tripod and mount radio antenna to it. Should be able to keep SR50A in about the same position
* bring out tipping bucket replacement parts
** no tips in 2018
** could be loose cable or something worse. unclear.

===Friday===
* Meet CAS team at Noonish
* ship stuff back to Fairbanks?

===Saturday===
* CAS Tour

===Sunday===
* Leave

Tasks and Tools

2019-06-18T00:49:20Z

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Main Page

2019-06-18T00:45:43Z

172.18.0.1: /* IARC Project Site Logs and To-Do lists */

= Water and Environmental Research Center Hydrologic Research Sites Wikipedia =

''ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/wiki is the current web site as of 2/2019'' 
--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]]
* [[PAKBUS and RADIOS]] we use (WERC)
* [[Pakbus IDs]] (IARC)
* [[Datalogger programming]]
* [[Laboratory Scale Logging Computer]]
* [[Field Safety]]
** '''New for 2018''' Fill out this form before every trip involving students:
*** https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Jnpk4dewkk1wqafJZju-f7uUy15N6iXt/view

* [[Computers]]
* [[Handy Tools]]
* [[Potentially Useful Technologies]]
* [[IARC 106 Storage]]
* [[Desiccant Drying]]
* [[Land Permits]]

== Field Procedures ==
* [[Eppley PSP and PIR info]] EY June 2017, May 2019
* [[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]]
* [[HMP155 USB Interface Commands]]
* [[Soldering Guidance]]
* [[RTK GPS Survey]]
* [[AR Parrot and remote robotics type stuff]]
* [[Sediment Collection Instructions]]
* [[Salt Slug Procedure]]

== WERC 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]]
== IARC Project Site Logs and To-Do lists ==
* [[Tasks and Tools]]
* [[IARC Ocotal Move]]
* [[Super-Site]]
** [[SS To Do Next Visit]]
* [[NGEE]]
** [[NGEE To Do Next Visit]]
** [[Seward Peninsula Sites]]
*** https://wiki.alaska.edu/display/iarcsp/Seward+Peninsula+Wiki
* [[Office of Special Projects]]
* [[Field Trips]]
* [[IARC Fieldbooks]]
* [[IARC Base Radios]]
* [[Processing Data Workflow]]

=== IARC Incomplete Sensors & Caibrations===
* [[IARC East30 Sensors]]

=== IARC Archived:===
** [[Cherry TFS sites]]
** [[Cherry ARM sites]]
** [[BNZ LTER]]
** [[Jessie Cable & Bob Bolton EPSCOR in CPCRW project]]
** [[Barrow Soil Moisture]] Anna L's SM experiment in Barrow
** [[Chas Sites]]

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

== Emily's TEON/Kuparuk Watershed Archive Project Summer 2019 ==
*[[WERC Northslope Website/Kuparuk Data]]
*[[Amy Jacobs Notes]]
*[[Meeting 25 Feb 2010 Rob Doug Greta Amy]]
*[[Rob's Hard Drive]]
*[[Sites archived at IMIQ]]

== Equipment Manuals ==

* [[Equipment Manuals]]

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

Salt Slug Procedure

2019-06-09T19:01:10Z

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===Prep===
* conductivity meter
* 3pcs 1 Liter bottles
* 1pcs precisely known volume
* 1 pcs precisely measured salt
* 10-20 cc syringe
* spare C batteries
* bucket? or mixing tank bigger than 1L

===At site procedure===
* measure steady state conditions at upstream (eC & temperature)
* measure steady state conditions at downstream (eC & temperature)
* Fill known volume and dump into each 1 liter volume
* pour packet of salt into one of the known volumes
* well mix the salt slug
* extract 10 mL from well mixed salt slug and squirt into one of the two remaining 1 liter volumes
* secure conductivity meter at downstream location and start logging
** observe background levels
* pour salt slug in at upper reach location
=== k calculation===
* keep 2 1L bottles at stream temperature and well mix the one with salt solution (salted solution is the Secondary Solution).
* pour the natural stream water into bucket
* in 2 to 5 mL increments add Secondary Solution water to mixing bucket and measure eC & Temperature after mixing
* record in fielbook: mL added, eC & temperature in the mixing tank.
* repeat for at least 3 samples. Literature suggests starting with 2mL per bucket dump.

Salt Slug Procedure

2019-06-09T19:01:03Z

172.18.0.1: Created page with "===Prep=== * conductivity meter * 3pcs 1 Liter bottles * 1pcs precisely known volume * 1 pcs precisely measured salt * 10-20 cc syringe * spare C batteries * bucket? or mixing..."

===Prep===
* conductivity meter
* 3pcs 1 Liter bottles
* 1pcs precisely known volume
* 1 pcs precisely measured salt
* 10-20 cc syringe
* spare C batteries
* bucket? or mixing tank bigger than 1L

===At site procedure===
* measure steady state conditions at upstream (eC & temperature)
* measure steady state conditions at downstream (eC & temperature)
* Fill known volume and dump into each 1 liter volume
* pour packet of salt into one of the known volumes
* well mix the salt slug
* extract 10 mL from well mixed salt slug and squirt into one of the two remaining 1 liter volumes
* secure conductivity meter at downstream location and start logging
** observe background levels
* pour salt slug in at upper reach location
==== k calculation===
* keep 2 1L bottles at stream temperature and well mix the one with salt solution (salted solution is the Secondary Solution).
* pour the natural stream water into bucket
* in 2 to 5 mL increments add Secondary Solution water to mixing bucket and measure eC & Temperature after mixing
* record in fielbook: mL added, eC & temperature in the mixing tank.
* repeat for at least 3 samples. Literature suggests starting with 2mL per bucket dump.

Main Page

2019-06-09T18:38:48Z

172.18.0.1: /* Field Procedures */

= Water and Environmental Research Center Hydrologic Research Sites Wikipedia =

''ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/wiki is the current web site as of 2/2019'' 
--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]]
* [[PAKBUS and RADIOS]] we use (WERC)
* [[Pakbus IDs]] (IARC)
* [[Datalogger programming]]
* [[Laboratory Scale Logging Computer]]
* [[Field Safety]]
** '''New for 2018''' Fill out this form before every trip involving students:
*** https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Jnpk4dewkk1wqafJZju-f7uUy15N6iXt/view

* [[Computers]]
* [[Handy Tools]]
* [[Potentially Useful Technologies]]
* [[IARC 106 Storage]]
* [[Desiccant Drying]]
* [[Land Permits]]

== Field Procedures ==
* [[Eppley PSP and PIR info]] EY June 2017, May 2019
* [[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]]
* [[HMP155 USB Interface Commands]]
* [[Soldering Guidance]]
* [[RTK GPS Survey]]
* [[AR Parrot and remote robotics type stuff]]
* [[Sediment Collection Instructions]]
* [[Salt Slug Procedure]]

== WERC 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]]
== IARC Project Site Logs and To-Do lists ==
* [[IARC Ocotal Move]]
* [[Super-Site]]
** [[SS To Do Next Visit]]
* [[NGEE]]
** [[NGEE To Do Next Visit]]
** [[Seward Peninsula Sites]]
*** https://wiki.alaska.edu/display/iarcsp/Seward+Peninsula+Wiki
* [[Office of Special Projects]]
* [[Field Trips]]
* [[IARC Fieldbooks]]
* [[IARC Base Radios]]
* [[Processing Data Workflow]]

=== IARC Incomplete Sensors & Caibrations===
* [[IARC East30 Sensors]]

=== IARC Archived:===
** [[Cherry TFS sites]]
** [[Cherry ARM sites]]
** [[BNZ LTER]]
** [[Jessie Cable & Bob Bolton EPSCOR in CPCRW project]]
** [[Barrow Soil Moisture]] Anna L's SM experiment in Barrow
** [[Chas Sites]]

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

== Emily's TEON/Kuparuk Watershed Archive Project Summer 2019 ==
*[[WERC Northslope Website/Kuparuk Data]]
*[[Amy Jacobs Notes]]
*[[Meeting 25 Feb 2010 Rob Doug Greta Amy]]
*[[Rob's Hard Drive]]
*[[Sites archived at IMIQ]]

== Equipment Manuals ==

* [[Equipment Manuals]]

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

2019 NGEE Nome June Trip

2019-06-09T18:32:51Z

172.18.0.1: /* UAF Storage */

===Bolton to bring from Fairbanks===
* SonTek FlowTracker (long black pelican case)
* Trimble pelican case (Yellow)
** there is one battery in the case. It is installed in the TSC3 controller which is how we communicate with the GPS.
** According to latest from Alaska Airlines: https://www.alaskaair.com/content/travel-info/baggage/prohibited-items/spare-batteries-electronic-devices
** Because the battery is installed in the equipment it is okay to check as-is.

===Anchorage to buy===
* '''ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling'''
====To Bring / Not Packed ====
* '''Drill & battery'''

===Nome===
====UAF Storage====
* vehicle kit
* bear spray
* spare wiring cable for Council precip
* hose clamps in one of the buried actionpackers
* radio kit for Kougarok sites
* guy wire anchors for Teller CAS
* tool bag

====NW Campus====
* Trimble batteries

====NGEE Containers====
* pepper spray

===Monday===
====Teller SW====
* Bring measured volume for salt slug measurement at Teller SW (the water jug for precip bucket calibration)
** get correct amount of water in this then pour into the 1L volume.
** need to do extra step of solving for in-situ variable.
* Measure Discharge in creek with both wading rod & salt slug

====Teller Bottom====
* tap & die the net radiometer
** also bring a drill
* step stool for site
* replace radiometer desiccant
* replace tipping bucket again and better secure new one
* drill

====Teller Top====
* change radiometer desiccant
* ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling
** also might think on getting the bucket vertical pipe a bit higher off the ground... maybe a longer pipe?

===Tuesday===
====Teller General====
* Survey Stop Signs

====Teller CAS====
* bring out guy wires
* guy wire cutter
* correct amount of thimbles
* guy wire anchors (all for the geonor)
* look at program and think about using switched 12V for AT/RH... we will see in March trip if they should be turned off.
* think about mounting a small SP on the tripod and running charging cables to battery box
* think on a better way to do the solar panel... It might be that from the frame that came from China we mount that to unistrut and then that gets everything higher off the ground and more secure for winter winds etc.
* re-check anemometer position

====Nome CAS====
* ''see about ordering new batteries (this could be a see what the data looks like in March for the Teller CAS site if more batteries are necessary)''
*

===Wednesday===
====NGEE-Koug====
* change radiometer desiccant
* check position of anemometer
* leave a compass in the box

====K2 met====
* Net radiometer stand bring out thimbles (guy wire is out there) for 7/16" size thimble (this is probably 1/4" or 5/16" wire rope)
* level radiometers
* replace radiometer desiccant

====K3 Mauze====

* check level of radiometer
* be prepared for some broken stuff (if this visit is broken into two days then could bring a number of things out to end of road and then only bring what is necessary on day two.
* not sure why we could talk to radio but not site in 2018 remote visit.
** Bring out an SC932A for between Logger and radio

======K3 Shelved======
* new radiation tower for upwelling?
** I'm thinking today that we could reuse the top pipe from the teller top site that is currently in storage to get the radiometers well above the canopy.

====Kigluaiks (shelved?)====
* Bring out an SC932A for between logger and radio

===Thursday===
====Skookum====
* change OS back to Array based
* send program with more aggressive on/off to preserve winter battery
* think about taking one of the batteries in storage out to the site

====C1 Grid====
* bring out english allen wrench
* bring out coax to replace radio to antenna connection
* flip the snow depth pipe so old SR50 stub is up against tripod and mount radio antenna to it. Should be able to keep SR50A in about the same position
* bring out tipping bucket replacement parts
** no tips in 2018
** could be loose cable or something worse. unclear.

===Friday===
* Meet CAS team at Noonish
* ship stuff back to Fairbanks?

===Saturday===
* CAS Tour

===Sunday===
* Leave

2019 NGEE Nome June Trip

2019-06-09T17:43:43Z

172.18.0.1: /* Friday */

===Bolton to bring from Fairbanks===
* SonTek FlowTracker (long black pelican case)
* Trimble pelican case (Yellow)
** there is one battery in the case. It is installed in the TSC3 controller which is how we communicate with the GPS.
** According to latest from Alaska Airlines: https://www.alaskaair.com/content/travel-info/baggage/prohibited-items/spare-batteries-electronic-devices
** Because the battery is installed in the equipment it is okay to check as-is.

===Anchorage to buy===
* '''ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling'''
====To Bring / Not Packed ====
* '''Drill & battery'''

===Nome===
====UAF Storage====
* vehicle kit
* bear spray
* spare wiring cable for Council precip
* hose clamps in one of the buried actionpackers
* radio kit for Kougarok sites
* guy wire anchors for Teller CAS

====NW Campus====
* Trimble batteries

====NGEE Containers====
* pepper spray

===Monday===
====Teller SW====
* Bring measured volume for salt slug measurement at Teller SW (the water jug for precip bucket calibration)
** get correct amount of water in this then pour into the 1L volume.
** need to do extra step of solving for in-situ variable.
* Measure Discharge in creek with both wading rod & salt slug

====Teller Bottom====
* tap & die the net radiometer
** also bring a drill
* step stool for site
* replace radiometer desiccant
* replace tipping bucket again and better secure new one
* drill

====Teller Top====
* change radiometer desiccant
* ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling
** also might think on getting the bucket vertical pipe a bit higher off the ground... maybe a longer pipe?

===Tuesday===
====Teller General====
* Survey Stop Signs

====Teller CAS====
* bring out guy wires
* guy wire cutter
* correct amount of thimbles
* guy wire anchors (all for the geonor)
* look at program and think about using switched 12V for AT/RH... we will see in March trip if they should be turned off.
* think about mounting a small SP on the tripod and running charging cables to battery box
* think on a better way to do the solar panel... It might be that from the frame that came from China we mount that to unistrut and then that gets everything higher off the ground and more secure for winter winds etc.
* re-check anemometer position

====Nome CAS====
* ''see about ordering new batteries (this could be a see what the data looks like in March for the Teller CAS site if more batteries are necessary)''
*

===Wednesday===
====NGEE-Koug====
* change radiometer desiccant
* check position of anemometer
* leave a compass in the box

====K2 met====
* Net radiometer stand bring out thimbles (guy wire is out there) for 7/16" size thimble (this is probably 1/4" or 5/16" wire rope)
* level radiometers
* replace radiometer desiccant

====K3 Mauze====

* check level of radiometer
* be prepared for some broken stuff (if this visit is broken into two days then could bring a number of things out to end of road and then only bring what is necessary on day two.
* not sure why we could talk to radio but not site in 2018 remote visit.
** Bring out an SC932A for between Logger and radio

======K3 Shelved======
* new radiation tower for upwelling?
** I'm thinking today that we could reuse the top pipe from the teller top site that is currently in storage to get the radiometers well above the canopy.

====Kigluaiks (shelved?)====
* Bring out an SC932A for between logger and radio

===Thursday===
====Skookum====
* change OS back to Array based
* send program with more aggressive on/off to preserve winter battery
* think about taking one of the batteries in storage out to the site

====C1 Grid====
* bring out english allen wrench
* bring out coax to replace radio to antenna connection
* flip the snow depth pipe so old SR50 stub is up against tripod and mount radio antenna to it. Should be able to keep SR50A in about the same position
* bring out tipping bucket replacement parts
** no tips in 2018
** could be loose cable or something worse. unclear.

===Friday===
* Meet CAS team at Noonish
* ship stuff back to Fairbanks?

===Saturday===
* CAS Tour

===Sunday===
* Leave

2019 NGEE Nome June Trip

2019-06-09T17:43:01Z

172.18.0.1: /* UAF Storage */

===Bolton to bring from Fairbanks===
* SonTek FlowTracker (long black pelican case)
* Trimble pelican case (Yellow)
** there is one battery in the case. It is installed in the TSC3 controller which is how we communicate with the GPS.
** According to latest from Alaska Airlines: https://www.alaskaair.com/content/travel-info/baggage/prohibited-items/spare-batteries-electronic-devices
** Because the battery is installed in the equipment it is okay to check as-is.

===Anchorage to buy===
* '''ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling'''
====To Bring / Not Packed ====
* '''Drill & battery'''

===Nome===
====UAF Storage====
* vehicle kit
* bear spray
* spare wiring cable for Council precip
* hose clamps in one of the buried actionpackers
* radio kit for Kougarok sites
* guy wire anchors for Teller CAS

====NW Campus====
* Trimble batteries

====NGEE Containers====
* pepper spray

===Monday===
====Teller SW====
* Bring measured volume for salt slug measurement at Teller SW (the water jug for precip bucket calibration)
** get correct amount of water in this then pour into the 1L volume.
** need to do extra step of solving for in-situ variable.
* Measure Discharge in creek with both wading rod & salt slug

====Teller Bottom====
* tap & die the net radiometer
** also bring a drill
* step stool for site
* replace radiometer desiccant
* replace tipping bucket again and better secure new one
* drill

====Teller Top====
* change radiometer desiccant
* ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling
** also might think on getting the bucket vertical pipe a bit higher off the ground... maybe a longer pipe?

===Tuesday===
====Teller General====
* Survey Stop Signs

====Teller CAS====
* bring out guy wires
* guy wire cutter
* correct amount of thimbles
* guy wire anchors (all for the geonor)
* look at program and think about using switched 12V for AT/RH... we will see in March trip if they should be turned off.
* think about mounting a small SP on the tripod and running charging cables to battery box
* think on a better way to do the solar panel... It might be that from the frame that came from China we mount that to unistrut and then that gets everything higher off the ground and more secure for winter winds etc.
* re-check anemometer position

====Nome CAS====
* ''see about ordering new batteries (this could be a see what the data looks like in March for the Teller CAS site if more batteries are necessary)''
*

===Wednesday===
====NGEE-Koug====
* change radiometer desiccant
* check position of anemometer
* leave a compass in the box

====K2 met====
* Net radiometer stand bring out thimbles (guy wire is out there) for 7/16" size thimble (this is probably 1/4" or 5/16" wire rope)
* level radiometers
* replace radiometer desiccant

====K3 Mauze====

* check level of radiometer
* be prepared for some broken stuff (if this visit is broken into two days then could bring a number of things out to end of road and then only bring what is necessary on day two.
* not sure why we could talk to radio but not site in 2018 remote visit.
** Bring out an SC932A for between Logger and radio

======K3 Shelved======
* new radiation tower for upwelling?
** I'm thinking today that we could reuse the top pipe from the teller top site that is currently in storage to get the radiometers well above the canopy.

====Kigluaiks (shelved?)====
* Bring out an SC932A for between logger and radio

===Thursday===
====Skookum====
* change OS back to Array based
* send program with more aggressive on/off to preserve winter battery
* think about taking one of the batteries in storage out to the site

====C1 Grid====
* bring out english allen wrench
* bring out coax to replace radio to antenna connection
* flip the snow depth pipe so old SR50 stub is up against tripod and mount radio antenna to it. Should be able to keep SR50A in about the same position
* bring out tipping bucket replacement parts
** no tips in 2018
** could be loose cable or something worse. unclear.

===Friday===
* Meet CAS team at Noonish

===Saturday===
* CAS Tour

===Sunday===
* Leave

2019 NGEE Nome June Trip

2019-06-09T17:41:53Z

172.18.0.1: /* UAF Storage */

===Bolton to bring from Fairbanks===
* SonTek FlowTracker (long black pelican case)
* Trimble pelican case (Yellow)
** there is one battery in the case. It is installed in the TSC3 controller which is how we communicate with the GPS.
** According to latest from Alaska Airlines: https://www.alaskaair.com/content/travel-info/baggage/prohibited-items/spare-batteries-electronic-devices
** Because the battery is installed in the equipment it is okay to check as-is.

===Anchorage to buy===
* '''ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling'''
====To Bring / Not Packed ====
* '''Drill & battery'''

===Nome===
====UAF Storage====
* vehicle kit
* bear spray
* spare wiring cable for Council precip
* hose clamps in one of the buried actionpackers
* radio kit for Kougarok sites

====NW Campus====
* Trimble batteries

====NGEE Containers====
* pepper spray

===Monday===
====Teller SW====
* Bring measured volume for salt slug measurement at Teller SW (the water jug for precip bucket calibration)
** get correct amount of water in this then pour into the 1L volume.
** need to do extra step of solving for in-situ variable.
* Measure Discharge in creek with both wading rod & salt slug

====Teller Bottom====
* tap & die the net radiometer
** also bring a drill
* step stool for site
* replace radiometer desiccant
* replace tipping bucket again and better secure new one
* drill

====Teller Top====
* change radiometer desiccant
* ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling
** also might think on getting the bucket vertical pipe a bit higher off the ground... maybe a longer pipe?

===Tuesday===
====Teller General====
* Survey Stop Signs

====Teller CAS====
* bring out guy wires
* guy wire cutter
* correct amount of thimbles
* guy wire anchors (all for the geonor)
* look at program and think about using switched 12V for AT/RH... we will see in March trip if they should be turned off.
* think about mounting a small SP on the tripod and running charging cables to battery box
* think on a better way to do the solar panel... It might be that from the frame that came from China we mount that to unistrut and then that gets everything higher off the ground and more secure for winter winds etc.
* re-check anemometer position

====Nome CAS====
* ''see about ordering new batteries (this could be a see what the data looks like in March for the Teller CAS site if more batteries are necessary)''
*

===Wednesday===
====NGEE-Koug====
* change radiometer desiccant
* check position of anemometer
* leave a compass in the box

====K2 met====
* Net radiometer stand bring out thimbles (guy wire is out there) for 7/16" size thimble (this is probably 1/4" or 5/16" wire rope)
* level radiometers
* replace radiometer desiccant

====K3 Mauze====

* check level of radiometer
* be prepared for some broken stuff (if this visit is broken into two days then could bring a number of things out to end of road and then only bring what is necessary on day two.
* not sure why we could talk to radio but not site in 2018 remote visit.
** Bring out an SC932A for between Logger and radio

======K3 Shelved======
* new radiation tower for upwelling?
** I'm thinking today that we could reuse the top pipe from the teller top site that is currently in storage to get the radiometers well above the canopy.

====Kigluaiks (shelved?)====
* Bring out an SC932A for between logger and radio

===Thursday===
====Skookum====
* change OS back to Array based
* send program with more aggressive on/off to preserve winter battery
* think about taking one of the batteries in storage out to the site

====C1 Grid====
* bring out english allen wrench
* bring out coax to replace radio to antenna connection
* flip the snow depth pipe so old SR50 stub is up against tripod and mount radio antenna to it. Should be able to keep SR50A in about the same position
* bring out tipping bucket replacement parts
** no tips in 2018
** could be loose cable or something worse. unclear.

===Friday===
* Meet CAS team at Noonish

===Saturday===
* CAS Tour

===Sunday===
* Leave

2019 NGEE Nome June Trip

2019-06-09T17:41:37Z

172.18.0.1: /* UAF Storage */

===Bolton to bring from Fairbanks===
* SonTek FlowTracker (long black pelican case)
* Trimble pelican case (Yellow)
** there is one battery in the case. It is installed in the TSC3 controller which is how we communicate with the GPS.
** According to latest from Alaska Airlines: https://www.alaskaair.com/content/travel-info/baggage/prohibited-items/spare-batteries-electronic-devices
** Because the battery is installed in the equipment it is okay to check as-is.

===Anchorage to buy===
* '''ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling'''
====To Bring / Not Packed ====
* '''Drill & battery'''

===Nome===
====UAF Storage====
* vehicle kit
* bear spray
* spare wiring cable for Council precip
* hose clamps in one of the buried actionpackers

====NW Campus====
* Trimble batteries

====NGEE Containers====
* pepper spray

===Monday===
====Teller SW====
* Bring measured volume for salt slug measurement at Teller SW (the water jug for precip bucket calibration)
** get correct amount of water in this then pour into the 1L volume.
** need to do extra step of solving for in-situ variable.
* Measure Discharge in creek with both wading rod & salt slug

====Teller Bottom====
* tap & die the net radiometer
** also bring a drill
* step stool for site
* replace radiometer desiccant
* replace tipping bucket again and better secure new one
* drill

====Teller Top====
* change radiometer desiccant
* ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling
** also might think on getting the bucket vertical pipe a bit higher off the ground... maybe a longer pipe?

===Tuesday===
====Teller General====
* Survey Stop Signs

====Teller CAS====
* bring out guy wires
* guy wire cutter
* correct amount of thimbles
* guy wire anchors (all for the geonor)
* look at program and think about using switched 12V for AT/RH... we will see in March trip if they should be turned off.
* think about mounting a small SP on the tripod and running charging cables to battery box
* think on a better way to do the solar panel... It might be that from the frame that came from China we mount that to unistrut and then that gets everything higher off the ground and more secure for winter winds etc.
* re-check anemometer position

====Nome CAS====
* ''see about ordering new batteries (this could be a see what the data looks like in March for the Teller CAS site if more batteries are necessary)''
*

===Wednesday===
====NGEE-Koug====
* change radiometer desiccant
* check position of anemometer
* leave a compass in the box

====K2 met====
* Net radiometer stand bring out thimbles (guy wire is out there) for 7/16" size thimble (this is probably 1/4" or 5/16" wire rope)
* level radiometers
* replace radiometer desiccant

====K3 Mauze====

* check level of radiometer
* be prepared for some broken stuff (if this visit is broken into two days then could bring a number of things out to end of road and then only bring what is necessary on day two.
* not sure why we could talk to radio but not site in 2018 remote visit.
** Bring out an SC932A for between Logger and radio

======K3 Shelved======
* new radiation tower for upwelling?
** I'm thinking today that we could reuse the top pipe from the teller top site that is currently in storage to get the radiometers well above the canopy.

====Kigluaiks (shelved?)====
* Bring out an SC932A for between logger and radio

===Thursday===
====Skookum====
* change OS back to Array based
* send program with more aggressive on/off to preserve winter battery
* think about taking one of the batteries in storage out to the site

====C1 Grid====
* bring out english allen wrench
* bring out coax to replace radio to antenna connection
* flip the snow depth pipe so old SR50 stub is up against tripod and mount radio antenna to it. Should be able to keep SR50A in about the same position
* bring out tipping bucket replacement parts
** no tips in 2018
** could be loose cable or something worse. unclear.

===Friday===
* Meet CAS team at Noonish

===Saturday===
* CAS Tour

===Sunday===
* Leave

2019 NGEE Nome June Trip

2019-06-08T06:01:14Z

172.18.0.1:

===Bolton to bring from Fairbanks===
* SonTek FlowTracker (long black pelican case)
* Trimble pelican case (Yellow)
** there is one battery in the case. It is installed in the TSC3 controller which is how we communicate with the GPS.
** According to latest from Alaska Airlines: https://www.alaskaair.com/content/travel-info/baggage/prohibited-items/spare-batteries-electronic-devices
** Because the battery is installed in the equipment it is okay to check as-is.

===Anchorage to buy===
* '''ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling'''
====To Bring / Not Packed ====
* '''Drill & battery'''

===Nome===
====UAF Storage====
* vehicle kit
* bear spray
* spare wiring cable for Council precip

====NW Campus====
* Trimble batteries

====NGEE Containers====
* pepper spray

===Monday===
====Teller SW====
* Bring measured volume for salt slug measurement at Teller SW (the water jug for precip bucket calibration)
** get correct amount of water in this then pour into the 1L volume.
** need to do extra step of solving for in-situ variable.
* Measure Discharge in creek with both wading rod & salt slug

====Teller Bottom====
* tap & die the net radiometer
** also bring a drill
* step stool for site
* replace radiometer desiccant
* replace tipping bucket again and better secure new one
* drill

====Teller Top====
* change radiometer desiccant
* ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling
** also might think on getting the bucket vertical pipe a bit higher off the ground... maybe a longer pipe?

===Tuesday===
====Teller General====
* Survey Stop Signs

====Teller CAS====
* bring out guy wires
* guy wire cutter
* correct amount of thimbles
* guy wire anchors (all for the geonor)
* look at program and think about using switched 12V for AT/RH... we will see in March trip if they should be turned off.
* think about mounting a small SP on the tripod and running charging cables to battery box
* think on a better way to do the solar panel... It might be that from the frame that came from China we mount that to unistrut and then that gets everything higher off the ground and more secure for winter winds etc.
* re-check anemometer position

====Nome CAS====
* ''see about ordering new batteries (this could be a see what the data looks like in March for the Teller CAS site if more batteries are necessary)''
*

===Wednesday===
====NGEE-Koug====
* change radiometer desiccant
* check position of anemometer
* leave a compass in the box

====K2 met====
* Net radiometer stand bring out thimbles (guy wire is out there) for 7/16" size thimble (this is probably 1/4" or 5/16" wire rope)
* level radiometers
* replace radiometer desiccant

====K3 Mauze====

* check level of radiometer
* be prepared for some broken stuff (if this visit is broken into two days then could bring a number of things out to end of road and then only bring what is necessary on day two.
* not sure why we could talk to radio but not site in 2018 remote visit.
** Bring out an SC932A for between Logger and radio

======K3 Shelved======
* new radiation tower for upwelling?
** I'm thinking today that we could reuse the top pipe from the teller top site that is currently in storage to get the radiometers well above the canopy.

====Kigluaiks (shelved?)====
* Bring out an SC932A for between logger and radio

===Thursday===
====Skookum====
* change OS back to Array based
* send program with more aggressive on/off to preserve winter battery
* think about taking one of the batteries in storage out to the site

====C1 Grid====
* bring out english allen wrench
* bring out coax to replace radio to antenna connection
* flip the snow depth pipe so old SR50 stub is up against tripod and mount radio antenna to it. Should be able to keep SR50A in about the same position
* bring out tipping bucket replacement parts
** no tips in 2018
** could be loose cable or something worse. unclear.

===Friday===
* Meet CAS team at Noonish

===Saturday===
* CAS Tour

===Sunday===
* Leave

2019 NGEE Utqiagvik Fall Trip

2019-06-06T19:57:10Z

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===To Fix===
* B site 1.4m AT/RH

NGEE

2019-06-06T19:49:01Z

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===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]]
* [[2017 NGEE GIPL July Nome Trip]]
* [[2017 NGEE Nome August trip]]
* [[2017 NGEE Nome October trip]]
* [[2018 NGEE Nome March Trip]]
* [[2018 NGEE Nome June Trip]]
* [[2018 NGEE Nome September Trip]]
* [[2018 NGEE Fall Utqiagvik Trip]]
* [[2019 NGEE Nome March Trip]]
* [[2019 NGEE Nome June Trip]]
* [[2019 NGEE Utqiagvik Fall Trip]]
* [[2020 NGEE Nome March Trip]]

===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://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1T_palR7wRBEKsoz4xnVHhwOiYpCi0hiD9_usjw4haWc/edit#slide=id.p Slides of BEO Control Shed]
* 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]]
* [[NGEE Teller Bottom Notes]]
* [[NGEE Teller SW Notes]]
* [[NGEE Teller Top Notes]]
* [[NGEE Kougarok M64 Notes]]
* [[K2 Met 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====
* [[NGEE To Do Next Visit]]
* [[Guruplug Setup]]
* [[Webcam Tips]]
* [[To-Do in October 2016]]

* [[NGEE Iridium System Brainstorm]]

2019 NGEE Nome June Trip

2019-06-05T18:36:55Z

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===Bolton to bring from Fairbanks===
* SonTek FlowTracker (long black pelican case)
* Trimble pelican case (Yellow)
** there is one battery in the case. It is installed in the TSC3 controller which is how we communicate with the GPS.
** According to latest from Alaska Airlines: https://www.alaskaair.com/content/travel-info/baggage/prohibited-items/spare-batteries-electronic-devices
** Because the battery is installed in the equipment it is okay to check as-is.

===To buy in Anchorage===
* guy wires & thimbles
* small machine screws

====Teller SW====
* Bring measured volume for salt slug measurement at Teller SW (the water jug for precip bucket calibration)
** get correct amount of water in this then pour into the 1L volume.
** need to do extra step of solving for in-situ variable.
* Measure Discharge in creek with both wading rod & salt slug

====Teller Bottom====
* tap & die the net radiometer
** also bring a drill
* step stool for site
* replace radiometer desiccant
* replace tipping bucket again and better secure new one

====Teller Top====
* change radiometer desiccant
* ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling
** also might think on getting the bucket vertical pipe a bit higher off the ground... maybe a longer pipe?

====Teller General====
* Finish veg gps survey
** Punt till Fall 2019?
** Resurvey stop signs & GCP

====Teller CAS====
* bring out guy wires
* guy wire cutter
* correct amount of thimbles
* guy wire anchors (all for the geonor)
* look at program and think about using switched 12V for AT/RH... we will see in March trip if they should be turned off.
* think about mounting a small SP on the tripod and running charging cables to battery box
* think on a better way to do the solar panel... It might be that from the frame that came from China we mount that to unistrut and then that gets everything higher off the ground and more secure for winter winds etc.
* re-check anemometer position

====Nome CAS====
* see about ordering new batteries (this could be a see what the data looks like in March for the Teller CAS site if more batteries are necessary)
*

====NGEE-Koug====
* change radiometer desiccant
* check position of anemometer
* leave a compass in the box

====K2 met====
* Net radiometer stand bring out thimbles (guy wire is out there) for 7/16" size thimble (this is probably 1/4" or 5/16" wire rope)
* level radiometers
* replace radiometer desiccant

====K3 Mauze====

* check level of radiometer
* be prepared for some broken stuff (if this visit is broken into two days then could bring a number of things out to end of road and then only bring what is necessary on day two.
* not sure why we could talk to radio but not site in 2018 remote visit.
** Bring out an SC932A for between Logger and radio
======K3 Shelved======
* new radiation tower for upwelling?
** I'm thinking today that we could reuse the top pipe from the teller top site that is currently in storage to get the radiometers well above the canopy.

====Kigluaiks (shelved?)====
* Bring out an SC932A for between logger and radio

====Skookum====
* change OS back to Array based
* send program with more aggressive on/off to preserve winter battery
* think about taking one of the batteries in storage out to the site

====C1 Grid====
* bring out english allen wrench
* bring out coax to replace radio to antenna connection
* flip the snow depth pipe so old SR50 stub is up against tripod and mount radio antenna to it. Should be able to keep SR50A in about the same position
* bring out tipping bucket replacement parts
** no tips in 2018
** could be loose cable or something worse. unclear.

2019 NGEE Nome June Trip

2019-06-03T23:03:38Z

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===To buy in Anchorage===
* guy wires & thimbles
* small machine screws

====Teller SW====
* Bring measured volume for salt slug measurement at Teller SW (the water jug for precip bucket calibration)
** get correct amount of water in this then pour into the 1L volume.
** need to do extra step of solving for in-situ variable.
* Measure Discharge in creek with both wading rod & salt slug

====Teller Bottom====
* tap & die the net radiometer
** also bring a drill
* step stool for site
* replace radiometer desiccant
* replace tipping bucket again and better secure new one

====Teller Top====
* change radiometer desiccant
* ubolts or hose clamps for precip stand leveling
** also might think on getting the bucket vertical pipe a bit higher off the ground... maybe a longer pipe?

====Teller General====
* Finish veg gps survey
** Punt till Fall 2019?
** Resurvey stop signs & GCP

====Teller CAS====
* bring out guy wires
* guy wire cutter
* correct amount of thimbles
* guy wire anchors (all for the geonor)
* look at program and think about using switched 12V for AT/RH... we will see in March trip if they should be turned off.
* think about mounting a small SP on the tripod and running charging cables to battery box
* think on a better way to do the solar panel... It might be that from the frame that came from China we mount that to unistrut and then that gets everything higher off the ground and more secure for winter winds etc.
* re-check anemometer position

====Nome CAS====
* see about ordering new batteries (this could be a see what the data looks like in March for the Teller CAS site if more batteries are necessary)
*

====NGEE-Koug====
* change radiometer desiccant
* check position of anemometer
* leave a compass in the box

====K2 met====
* Net radiometer stand bring out thimbles (guy wire is out there) for 7/16" size thimble (this is probably 1/4" or 5/16" wire rope)
* level radiometers
* replace radiometer desiccant

====K3 Mauze====

* check level of radiometer
* be prepared for some broken stuff (if this visit is broken into two days then could bring a number of things out to end of road and then only bring what is necessary on day two.
* not sure why we could talk to radio but not site in 2018 remote visit.
** Bring out an SC932A for between Logger and radio
======K3 Shelved======
* new radiation tower for upwelling?
** I'm thinking today that we could reuse the top pipe from the teller top site that is currently in storage to get the radiometers well above the canopy.

====Kigluaiks (shelved?)====
* Bring out an SC932A for between logger and radio

====Skookum====
* change OS back to Array based
* send program with more aggressive on/off to preserve winter battery
* think about taking one of the batteries in storage out to the site

====C1 Grid====
* bring out english allen wrench
* bring out coax to replace radio to antenna connection
* flip the snow depth pipe so old SR50 stub is up against tripod and mount radio antenna to it. Should be able to keep SR50A in about the same position
* bring out tipping bucket replacement parts
** no tips in 2018
** could be loose cable or something worse. unclear.

NGEE Teller SW Notes

2019-06-03T20:54:28Z

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[[NGEE]]
===Direct Link to Data===
* http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/data/uaf_sp/teller_sw/
* Summary of Observations:
** https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gxLKzjoDvJkFmkDe0SVBhRRbokB-rvEpH77nN8cyLo0/edit#gid=1509399423
** https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/159Q7kFOTAE0pZyx2WgFBhe4qVnLEEM8diSVuSYGRkjE/edit#gid=1420147503
* Stage Discharge Equation for version 1 of data set:
** Q [L/s] = 1188 - 990 * ln(stage) + 207 * ( ln(stage) )^2 R^2= 0.972

===General===
* Look over bash script... need to make sure that QA corrections take place after stage is corrected to match rebar values...
** a second QA I think.
* I'm looking at the 2017 April 27 & 28 discharge measurement times and the corrected data looks great but the raw data looks like it has the shift applied too early. Perhaps that is unavoidable? I'll think on it. but currently not fixed 11/7/2018
* '''Basin Size is 1.24 km^2 or 1,243,875 m^2'''* I think we need to double-check this value using the high resolution DSM from LANL. ''2/14/2019''

===Latest===
* Officially processed through 3/2019
** there are some early winter 2017 peaks I think should be considered.
** In 2018-2019 winter stage got low enough that curve is off again. Like lower stage = higher flow.
===QA===
====Stage 2016====

8/13/2016 3:00 PTs offset
9/14/2016 22:00 PT1 Position Reset & PT2 Removed
* 2016 Offsets for corrected PT 1 Stage:
"2016-08-13 03:00:00",-0.61
"2016-08-15 02:30:00",-0.49
"2016-09-14 22:00:00",-1.83

* Hourly Processing deletions:
** 2016-09-15 17:00 to 2016-12-31 23:00 :
*** In fall there is a diurnal component to stage that is driven by air temperature I think due to exposed pressure transducer cable after the leaves fall.
*** Probably good data returns for a bit later in fall but it is hard to say just when the channel shape changes due to ice. So, I lean to remove all data until 2017 April visit

====Stage 2017====

4/1/2017 3:00 Station Turned back on, PT2 in place further downstream
10/1/2017 20:00 PT2 Removed
4/28/2017 1:50 shift in pt2? then

* Offset for 4/1/2017+
"2017-04-01 01:30:00",-3.10

* Hourly processing deletions:
** 2017-01-01 0:00 to 2017-04-01 2:00
*** Winter / station battery dead
** 2017-10-24 21:00 to 2018-05-14 20:00
*** Winter / hard to say when channel shape changes.
*** I set this date due to the creek being in recession for winter and the water temperature signal which is a full on guess. For reference, I NaN out the summer precip on 10/15. So I'm not 100% confident this is the right time to the hour but probably it's okay?
*** Ending date in May 2018 was selected as first day with a diurnal signal in water temperature (i.e. snow melt has melted the snow in the channel) and also, the first Q peak in May to me looks snow influenced. But 5/14 is down from that peak.

====Stage 2018====
6/15/2018 12:40 AKDT 12cm above rebar 1; 20.5 cm in front of rebar 1
9/24/2018 18:50 AKDT 3cm above rebar 1; 13cm in front of rebar 1
9/26/2018 10:48 AKDT 5cm above rebar 1; 14.5cm in front of rebar 1
====Temperature 2016====
5/2/2016 3:00
8/13/2016 3:00
====Temperature 2017====
10/1/2017 20:50

====Temperature 2018====
4/6/2018 2:50

===Site Downloads / visits:===
* Bob 4/21/2016 (CR1000)
* Lily 7/13/2016 (CR1000)
* Bob/Lily 8/12/2016 (CR1000)
* Bob 9/14/2016
* Bob 4/1/2017
* Bob 5/2017
* Bob/Lily 10/1/2017
* Bob 3/30/2018
* Bob 6/13 & 15/2018
* Bob 9/26/2018
* Bob 4/7/2019

===From Computer Notes===
Need to put into a spreadsheet pressure transducer value / date / manual stage reading.... need to review notes.

Related: discharge measurements
Related: Get manual stage & discharge measurements into UTC time.

Then once that is complete can look at using
/var/site/uaf_sp/bin/teller_sw.sh
and the step utility function to correct everything to proper heights.
...should think about gedit plug ins too to make it more like xed.

Original Google Doc:
* https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/159Q7kFOTAE0pZyx2WgFBhe4qVnLEEM8diSVuSYGRkjE/edit#gid=1602029777
Summary Google Doc:
* https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gxLKzjoDvJkFmkDe0SVBhRRbokB-rvEpH77nN8cyLo0/edit#gid=1602029777

2/8: So.... including precip helps but there is still a period in september / october 2016 that confuses me with the diurnal signal looking more like air temperature driven. Emily and I sort of think that the heating of the cable might be playing a role here but I haven't looked too hard yet.

NGEE Teller SW Notes

2019-06-03T20:48:51Z

172.18.0.1: /* Latest */

[[NGEE]]
===Direct Link to Data===
* http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/data/uaf_sp/teller_sw/
* Summary of Observations:
** https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gxLKzjoDvJkFmkDe0SVBhRRbokB-rvEpH77nN8cyLo0/edit#gid=1509399423
** https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/159Q7kFOTAE0pZyx2WgFBhe4qVnLEEM8diSVuSYGRkjE/edit#gid=1420147503
* Stage Discharge Equation for version 1 of data set:
** Q [L/s] = 1188 - 990 * ln(stage) + 207 * ( ln(stage) )^2 R^2= 0.972

===General===
* Look over bash script... need to make sure that QA corrections take place after stage is corrected to match rebar values...
** a second QA I think.
* I'm looking at the 2017 April 27 & 28 discharge measurement times and the corrected data looks great but the raw data looks like it has the shift applied too early. Perhaps that is unavoidable? I'll think on it. but currently not fixed 11/7/2018
* '''Basin Size is 1.24 km^2 or 1,243,875 m^2'''* I think we need to double-check this value using the high resolution DSM from LANL. ''2/14/2019''

===Latest===
* Officially processed through 3/2019
** there are some early winter 2017 peaks I think should be considered.
** In 2018-2019 winter stage got low enough that curve is off again. Like lower stage = higher flow.

===Stage 2016===

8/13/2016 3:00 PTs offset
9/14/2016 22:00 PT1 Position Reset & PT2 Removed
* 2016 Offsets for corrected PT 1 Stage:
"2016-08-13 03:00:00",-0.61
"2016-08-15 02:30:00",-0.49
"2016-09-14 22:00:00",-1.83

* Hourly Processing deletions:
** 2016-09-15 17:00 to 2016-12-31 23:00 :
*** In fall there is a diurnal component to stage that is driven by air temperature I think due to exposed pressure transducer cable after the leaves fall.
*** Probably good data returns for a bit later in fall but it is hard to say just when the channel shape changes due to ice. So, I lean to remove all data until 2017 April visit

===Stage 2017===

4/1/2017 3:00 Station Turned back on, PT2 in place further downstream
10/1/2017 20:00 PT2 Removed
4/28/2017 1:50 shift in pt2? then

* Offset for 4/1/2017+
"2017-04-01 01:30:00",-3.10

* Hourly processing deletions:
** 2017-01-01 0:00 to 2017-04-01 2:00
*** Winter / station battery dead
** 2017-10-24 21:00 to 2018-05-14 20:00
*** Winter / hard to say when channel shape changes.
*** I set this date due to the creek being in recession for winter and the water temperature signal which is a full on guess. For reference, I NaN out the summer precip on 10/15. So I'm not 100% confident this is the right time to the hour but probably it's okay?
*** Ending date in May 2018 was selected as first day with a diurnal signal in water temperature (i.e. snow melt has melted the snow in the channel) and also, the first Q peak in May to me looks snow influenced. But 5/14 is down from that peak.

===Stage 2018===
6/15/2018 12:40 AKDT 12cm above rebar 1; 20.5 cm in front of rebar 1
9/24/2018 18:50 AKDT 3cm above rebar 1; 13cm in front of rebar 1
9/26/2018 10:48 AKDT 5cm above rebar 1; 14.5cm in front of rebar 1

===Site Downloads / visits:===
* Bob 4/21/2016 (CR1000)
* Lily 7/13/2016 (CR1000)
* Bob/Lily 8/12/2016 (CR1000)
* Bob 9/14/2016
* Bob 4/1/2017
* Bob 5/2017
* Bob/Lily 10/1/2017
* Bob 3/30/2018
* Bob 6/13 & 15/2018
* Bob 9/26/2018
* Bob 4/7/2019

===From Computer Notes===
Need to put into a spreadsheet pressure transducer value / date / manual stage reading.... need to review notes.

Related: discharge measurements
Related: Get manual stage & discharge measurements into UTC time.

Then once that is complete can look at using
/var/site/uaf_sp/bin/teller_sw.sh
and the step utility function to correct everything to proper heights.
...should think about gedit plug ins too to make it more like xed.

Original Google Doc:
* https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/159Q7kFOTAE0pZyx2WgFBhe4qVnLEEM8diSVuSYGRkjE/edit#gid=1602029777
Summary Google Doc:
* https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gxLKzjoDvJkFmkDe0SVBhRRbokB-rvEpH77nN8cyLo0/edit#gid=1602029777

2/8: So.... including precip helps but there is still a period in september / october 2016 that confuses me with the diurnal signal looking more like air temperature driven. Emily and I sort of think that the heating of the cable might be playing a role here but I haven't looked too hard yet.

NGEE Teller SW Notes

2019-06-03T20:48:02Z

172.18.0.1: /* Site Downloads / visits: */

[[NGEE]]
===Direct Link to Data===
* http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/data/uaf_sp/teller_sw/
* Summary of Observations:
** https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gxLKzjoDvJkFmkDe0SVBhRRbokB-rvEpH77nN8cyLo0/edit#gid=1509399423
** https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/159Q7kFOTAE0pZyx2WgFBhe4qVnLEEM8diSVuSYGRkjE/edit#gid=1420147503
* Stage Discharge Equation for version 1 of data set:
** Q [L/s] = 1188 - 990 * ln(stage) + 207 * ( ln(stage) )^2 R^2= 0.972

===General===
* Look over bash script... need to make sure that QA corrections take place after stage is corrected to match rebar values...
** a second QA I think.
* I'm looking at the 2017 April 27 & 28 discharge measurement times and the corrected data looks great but the raw data looks like it has the shift applied too early. Perhaps that is unavoidable? I'll think on it. but currently not fixed 11/7/2018
* '''Basin Size is 1.24 km^2 or 1,243,875 m^2'''* I think we need to double-check this value using the high resolution DSM from LANL. ''2/14/2019''

===Latest===
* Officially processed through 3/2019
** there are some early winter 2017 peaks I think should be considered.

===Stage 2016===

8/13/2016 3:00 PTs offset
9/14/2016 22:00 PT1 Position Reset & PT2 Removed
* 2016 Offsets for corrected PT 1 Stage:
"2016-08-13 03:00:00",-0.61
"2016-08-15 02:30:00",-0.49
"2016-09-14 22:00:00",-1.83

* Hourly Processing deletions:
** 2016-09-15 17:00 to 2016-12-31 23:00 :
*** In fall there is a diurnal component to stage that is driven by air temperature I think due to exposed pressure transducer cable after the leaves fall.
*** Probably good data returns for a bit later in fall but it is hard to say just when the channel shape changes due to ice. So, I lean to remove all data until 2017 April visit

===Stage 2017===

4/1/2017 3:00 Station Turned back on, PT2 in place further downstream
10/1/2017 20:00 PT2 Removed
4/28/2017 1:50 shift in pt2? then

* Offset for 4/1/2017+
"2017-04-01 01:30:00",-3.10

* Hourly processing deletions:
** 2017-01-01 0:00 to 2017-04-01 2:00
*** Winter / station battery dead
** 2017-10-24 21:00 to 2018-05-14 20:00
*** Winter / hard to say when channel shape changes.
*** I set this date due to the creek being in recession for winter and the water temperature signal which is a full on guess. For reference, I NaN out the summer precip on 10/15. So I'm not 100% confident this is the right time to the hour but probably it's okay?
*** Ending date in May 2018 was selected as first day with a diurnal signal in water temperature (i.e. snow melt has melted the snow in the channel) and also, the first Q peak in May to me looks snow influenced. But 5/14 is down from that peak.

===Stage 2018===
6/15/2018 12:40 AKDT 12cm above rebar 1; 20.5 cm in front of rebar 1
9/24/2018 18:50 AKDT 3cm above rebar 1; 13cm in front of rebar 1
9/26/2018 10:48 AKDT 5cm above rebar 1; 14.5cm in front of rebar 1

===Site Downloads / visits:===
* Bob 4/21/2016 (CR1000)
* Lily 7/13/2016 (CR1000)
* Bob/Lily 8/12/2016 (CR1000)
* Bob 9/14/2016
* Bob 4/1/2017
* Bob 5/2017
* Bob/Lily 10/1/2017
* Bob 3/30/2018
* Bob 6/13 & 15/2018
* Bob 9/26/2018
* Bob 4/7/2019

===From Computer Notes===
Need to put into a spreadsheet pressure transducer value / date / manual stage reading.... need to review notes.

Related: discharge measurements
Related: Get manual stage & discharge measurements into UTC time.

Then once that is complete can look at using
/var/site/uaf_sp/bin/teller_sw.sh
and the step utility function to correct everything to proper heights.
...should think about gedit plug ins too to make it more like xed.

Original Google Doc:
* https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/159Q7kFOTAE0pZyx2WgFBhe4qVnLEEM8diSVuSYGRkjE/edit#gid=1602029777
Summary Google Doc:
* https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gxLKzjoDvJkFmkDe0SVBhRRbokB-rvEpH77nN8cyLo0/edit#gid=1602029777

2/8: So.... including precip helps but there is still a period in september / october 2016 that confuses me with the diurnal signal looking more like air temperature driven. Emily and I sort of think that the heating of the cable might be playing a role here but I haven't looked too hard yet.

NGEE Teller SW Notes

2019-06-03T20:10:07Z

172.18.0.1: /* Latest */

[[NGEE]]
===Direct Link to Data===
* http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/data/uaf_sp/teller_sw/
* Summary of Observations:
** https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gxLKzjoDvJkFmkDe0SVBhRRbokB-rvEpH77nN8cyLo0/edit#gid=1509399423
** https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/159Q7kFOTAE0pZyx2WgFBhe4qVnLEEM8diSVuSYGRkjE/edit#gid=1420147503
* Stage Discharge Equation for version 1 of data set:
** Q [L/s] = 1188 - 990 * ln(stage) + 207 * ( ln(stage) )^2 R^2= 0.972

===General===
* Look over bash script... need to make sure that QA corrections take place after stage is corrected to match rebar values...
** a second QA I think.
* I'm looking at the 2017 April 27 & 28 discharge measurement times and the corrected data looks great but the raw data looks like it has the shift applied too early. Perhaps that is unavoidable? I'll think on it. but currently not fixed 11/7/2018
* '''Basin Size is 1.24 km^2 or 1,243,875 m^2'''* I think we need to double-check this value using the high resolution DSM from LANL. ''2/14/2019''

===Latest===
* Officially processed through 3/2019
** there are some early winter 2017 peaks I think should be considered.

===Stage 2016===

8/13/2016 3:00 PTs offset
9/14/2016 22:00 PT1 Position Reset & PT2 Removed
* 2016 Offsets for corrected PT 1 Stage:
"2016-08-13 03:00:00",-0.61
"2016-08-15 02:30:00",-0.49
"2016-09-14 22:00:00",-1.83

* Hourly Processing deletions:
** 2016-09-15 17:00 to 2016-12-31 23:00 :
*** In fall there is a diurnal component to stage that is driven by air temperature I think due to exposed pressure transducer cable after the leaves fall.
*** Probably good data returns for a bit later in fall but it is hard to say just when the channel shape changes due to ice. So, I lean to remove all data until 2017 April visit

===Stage 2017===

4/1/2017 3:00 Station Turned back on, PT2 in place further downstream
10/1/2017 20:00 PT2 Removed
4/28/2017 1:50 shift in pt2? then

* Offset for 4/1/2017+
"2017-04-01 01:30:00",-3.10

* Hourly processing deletions:
** 2017-01-01 0:00 to 2017-04-01 2:00
*** Winter / station battery dead
** 2017-10-24 21:00 to 2018-05-14 20:00
*** Winter / hard to say when channel shape changes.
*** I set this date due to the creek being in recession for winter and the water temperature signal which is a full on guess. For reference, I NaN out the summer precip on 10/15. So I'm not 100% confident this is the right time to the hour but probably it's okay?
*** Ending date in May 2018 was selected as first day with a diurnal signal in water temperature (i.e. snow melt has melted the snow in the channel) and also, the first Q peak in May to me looks snow influenced. But 5/14 is down from that peak.

===Stage 2018===
6/15/2018 12:40 AKDT 12cm above rebar 1; 20.5 cm in front of rebar 1
9/24/2018 18:50 AKDT 3cm above rebar 1; 13cm in front of rebar 1
9/26/2018 10:48 AKDT 5cm above rebar 1; 14.5cm in front of rebar 1

===Site Downloads / visits:===
* Bob 4/21/2016 (CR1000)
* Lily 7/13/2016 (CR1000)
* Bob/Lily 8/12/2016 (CR1000)
* Bob 9/14/2016
* Bob 4/1/2017
* Bob 5/2017
* Bob/Lily 10/1/2017
* Bob 3/30/2018
* Bob 6/13 & 15/2018
* Bob 9/26/2018

===From Computer Notes===
Need to put into a spreadsheet pressure transducer value / date / manual stage reading.... need to review notes.

Related: discharge measurements
Related: Get manual stage & discharge measurements into UTC time.

Then once that is complete can look at using
/var/site/uaf_sp/bin/teller_sw.sh
and the step utility function to correct everything to proper heights.
...should think about gedit plug ins too to make it more like xed.

Original Google Doc:
* https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/159Q7kFOTAE0pZyx2WgFBhe4qVnLEEM8diSVuSYGRkjE/edit#gid=1602029777
Summary Google Doc:
* https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gxLKzjoDvJkFmkDe0SVBhRRbokB-rvEpH77nN8cyLo0/edit#gid=1602029777

2/8: So.... including precip helps but there is still a period in september / october 2016 that confuses me with the diurnal signal looking more like air temperature driven. Emily and I sort of think that the heating of the cable might be playing a role here but I haven't looked too hard yet.

NGEE To Do Next Visit

2019-05-27T17:26:53Z

172.18.0.1: /* To Buy */

===To Buy===
* Step ladder for teller bottom
* Bring out a replacement memory card for the Teller Bottom CFM module

===General===
* 2 Trimble Yellow batteries left in NW Campus Warm Storage

===Seward Peninsula===
[[2019 NGEE Nome March Trip]]

[[2019 NGEE Nome June Trip]]
* SR50A transducer replacement (fall activity)
* (2019) bring out one step stool to level teller bottom radiometer.
* (2019) bring out tap, die, drill, drill bit, screw for teller bottom radiometer.
** screw...
* '''also replace cnr4 desiccant since the unit didn't look like it was sealing right with this missing screw.'''
* '''Bring out additional desiccant? for box'''
* '''Teller SW desiccant replacement'''
* (2019) Redrill hole for C1 Grid temperature probe
** what is needed for this?
* Measure Creek Flow
** salt slug, n=2 samples of 50g / known volume of water
* Re-level radiometers
* polish radiometer domes
* Measure thermistors resistances at Teller Bottom and add them to fieldbook.
** There are a couple with a 0.5C offset at spring freezing point so I think they may be failing and or something...
** Related: I'm wondering if the delay between measurements should be increased for the thermistor measurements.
** Also related: perhaps add a second string up at teller top?
** sort of some additional homework is that I saw instability in a number of thermistors when measuring up top. I suspect but haven't verified that this instability is an indicator for the wonky temperatures seen in the data but need to confirm.
* 6/11/2018 In Fairbanks... down in 106 / the basement there is a box of 12" nails. Would be good to grab three for the Teller SW solar panel tripod
* I should do some experiments with the thermal conductivity thermistors in office/lab to see if I can reduce the noisiness.
* finish surveying vegetation plots

====Kougarok====
* bring out a serial cable for box (removed it in fall 2018)
* get a compass reading on anemometer
** leave a compass in the box

====Teller SW Flow====
* left a metal meter stick at the site
* fieldbook
* YSI conductivity meter
** manual
* electrical tape

==== Radiation Level:====
* step ladder
* a bit of wood to provide better base for step ladder
* phillips screwdriver for level

==== Radiation Desiccant Swap:====
* Step ladder
* small CSI phillips
* K&Z desiccant pack
* anti-corrosion goo

====Teller Top Soil Temperatures====
* Volt meter
* fieldbook
** learned but need to confirm that the thermistors with a capacitance are ones that are unstable and failing.

===Utqiagvik===
* Intensive Site A HMP155 failed (3.5m)
* Intensive Site B HMP155 failed (1.4m)
* Intensive Site C HMP155 failed
* need to replace the network cable running from the computer to the network switch. It cuts out with minimal bumping.... but station is finally back online!!!
* Site A SR50A transducers have failed
* some subsurface items are beginning to fail.
* bring up clear tape and a biz card to label the computer
* bring up the nuc plate and wood screws and other screw packet to mount nuc to wall

Super Site Tower

2019-05-27T17:26:24Z

172.18.0.1: /* Vaisala HMP155 */

===Vaisala HMP155===
* 10/23/2017: 1.5m HMP155 N4110491 Installed; Replaced 5/25/2019 grab S/N next visit
* 10/23/2017: 3.0m HMP155 N4110490 Installed
* 10/23/2017: 4.5m HMP155 N4110492 Installed
* 10/23/2017: 6.0m HMP155 E4940013 Installed
* 10/23//2017: 9.0m HMP155 F3930002 Installed
* 10/23//2017: 11.0m HMP155 F4940011 Installed
* 10/23//2017: 13.0m HMP155 F3930001 Installed
* 10/23//2017: 16.0m HMP155 G4020001 Installed
* 9/8/2018: Fores Floor HMP155 G4940001 Removed, P3520500 Installed
(need to confirm locations and such)

===MetOne 010C===
* 9/12/2017: Installed new 1.5m MetOne 010C
* 9/12/2017: Installed new 3.0m MetOne 010C
* 10/13/2017: Installed re-calibrated MetOne 010C M7413
* 10/13/2017: Installed re-calibrated MetOne 010C M7414

===Vaisala BP===

===CR1000s===

===Tipping Buckets===

===CNR4 Radiometers===
* Tower Top
** S/N 181770
** Deployed 2019-05-23
** SW Upper 13.87
** SW Lower 14.39
** LW Upper 13.02
** LW Lower 11.12
* Forest Floor
** S/N 090013
** Desiccant Changed 5/2019
** SW Upper 15.48
** SW Lower 10.74
** LW Upper 9.07
** LW Lower 8.08

===Forest Floor Eddy Covariance System===
* LI-COR LI7550: S/N 2047 (replaced 5/2019)
* Li-Cor LI-7200RS: S/N 72H-0105
* SmartFlux2: S/N 00350
* WindMaster Pro S/N 100603 (purchased in 2010) 2329-113

===Above Canopy Eddy Covariance System===
* Li-Cor LI-7550: S/N AIU-0155
* Li-Cor LI-7200RS: S/N 72H-0109
* Li-Cor SmartFlux: S/N 0247
* WindMaster Pro S/N 100604 (purchased in 2010) 2329-114

===WindMaster Pro===
* Forest Floor: WindMaster Pro S/N 180113 (purchased in 2018) 2329-701
* Tower: WindMaster Pro S/N 100603 (Recalibrated & new firmware in 7/2018)
* Storage: Send for calibration: WindMaster Pro S/N 100604

SS Site Visit 201-05-17 to 27

2019-05-27T00:05:10Z

172.18.0.1: /* To Do Yet */

===Fixes===
* Replace power cable connector for aspirators (animal chew)
* replace LI7550 at forest floor
* swap out tower top CNR4
* computer maintenance on PEN Camera
* computer maintenance on ss-lognet
* add arable
* add soil pit 2
* check the precip bucket... still good
* program mod for ss_met and ss_soil to output arable variables on the five minutes
* program and wire up soil pit box
* retire old ss-main toughbook
* reconnect tower LICOR to toughbook.
* download data
*
===Left at site:===
* soldering iron
* propane torch to start soldering iron
* solder
====Ziploc toolsack====
* 5/16" Nut Driver
* 7/16" Nut Driver
* 1/2" Nut Driver
* Small Campbell Phillips Screwdriver
* Small Campbell Flat Screwdriver
* Large Campbell Flat Screwdriver
* 1/2" Wrench
* Large Phillips Screwdriver
* English Allen Wrenches

===To Do Yet===
* solder HMPcable
* get MD485 network extended to Soil Pit 2
* cable management

SS Site Visit 201-05-17 to 27

2019-05-27T00:04:57Z

172.18.0.1: /* To Do Yet */

SS Site Visit 201-05-17 to 27

2019-05-27T00:04:28Z

172.18.0.1: /* Fixes */

===Fixes===
* Replace power cable connector for aspirators (animal chew)
* replace LI7550 at forest floor
* swap out tower top CNR4
* computer maintenance on PEN Camera
* computer maintenance on ss-lognet
* add arable
* add soil pit 2
* check the precip bucket... still good
* program mod for ss_met and ss_soil to output arable variables on the five minutes
* program and wire up soil pit box
* retire old ss-main toughbook
* reconnect tower LICOR to toughbook.
* download data
*
===Left at site:===
* soldering iron
* propane torch to start soldering iron
* solder
====Ziploc toolsack====
* 5/16" Nut Driver
* 7/16" Nut Driver
* 1/2" Nut Driver
* Small Campbell Phillips Screwdriver
* Small Campbell Flat Screwdriver
* Large Campbell Flat Screwdriver
* 1/2" Wrench
* Large Phillips Screwdriver
* English Allen Wrenches

===To Do Yet===
* solder HMPcable
* figure out if smartflux2 at forest floor is properly configured.

SS Site Visit 201-05-17 to 27

2019-05-26T22:41:06Z

172.18.0.1: /* To Do Yet */

SS Site Visit 201-05-17 to 27

2019-05-26T20:42:10Z

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SS Site Visit 201-05-17 to 27

2019-05-26T20:41:51Z

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