http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=216.67.78.141&*IARC 207 Wiki - User contributions [en]2026-05-12T18:37:57ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.34.2http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2017_NGEE_March_Nome_Trip&diff=31482017 NGEE March Nome Trip2017-03-16T03:23:21Z<p>216.67.78.141: /* Helicopter Safety Gear */</p>
<hr />
<div>Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc.<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* Make sure GPS systems are compatible between groups<br />
* Decide if PDF Maps is worth purchasing or if an alternative is better<br />
* 3/18/2017: Call Builders Industrial Supply to order 5/8" rebar<br />
<br />
===To Purchase===<br />
* fieldbooks<br />
* rebar<br />
*<br />
<br />
<br />
===Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* one tent in Fairbanks, one tent in Nome storage<br />
* 2 stoves in Fairbanks<br />
* 2 sleeping bags in Nome storage, one to ship<br />
** fuel will arrive on NAC separately<br />
* I theenk all emergency bivys are in Fairbanks for shipping<br />
* cookpot x2 also in Fairbanks for shipping<br />
* firestarter n fairbanks for shipping<br />
* same for sparkers<br />
*<br />
<br />
===Shipping===<br />
====First Shipment====<br />
* XX Check with Brian Lu on the Hazmat<br />
====Second Shipment==== <br />
* 3 Helicopter Helmet Box<br />
* 3pcs PVX1040T Batteries from Room 112 w/ paperwork printed from website<br />
** Link to safety info on batteries that needs printing:<br />
** http://www.sunxtender.com/pdfs/Sun_Xtender_Battery_Technical_Manual.pdf<br />
** Please print Page 13 of the pdf<br />
** Also this page: http://www.sunxtender.com/transportation.php<br />
** Four copies total: 1 per battery and one for NAC<br />
* Orange Snow Poles from Room 106 (3 bundles, maybe 15 poles per bundle)<br />
* crockpot<br />
* 1 new snow tube, 1 old snow tube<br />
* Actionpacker #1<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wire<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wooden stake<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor chain (Handy Link Chain Size #135)<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor 1/8" quick link<br />
** 20+ grounding rod nuts<br />
** Black Electrical Tape<br />
** 1/2" Wrench<br />
** flat file<br />
** round file<br />
** 1" bit for hamer Drill<br />
* 20 boxed stop signs<br />
* Bob's Skis &polk poles<br />
* tobogan sled<br />
* 3 pcs Survey Tripods<br />
* AP # 2 clothes<br />
* AP # 3 <br />
** boots<br />
** thermal conductivity probe<br />
** refrigewear<br />
** 4x snowmetrics<br />
<br />
<br />
====Campus and Not quite ready====<br />
* final walk through of office<br />
<br />
<br />
====At Bob's House and Ready to load====<br />
<br />
<br />
====Bob's House Not Ready====<br />
* WInter Clothes etc<br />
* Survival / safety actionpacker<br />
* ATV helmets<br />
* package of AA batteries above chocolate stash between Bob and Ross<br />
* orange / white survey rods<br />
<br />
===Things to ship===<br />
* Solar Panels for radio repeater<br />
* large actionpacker with snow survey supplies<br />
* Most likely Bob's trip gear<br />
* battery charger<br />
* rest of gps repeater system<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/20 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R40294<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* shovels (nome Storage)<br />
* XX 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
* XX 2x Snow density tube<br />
* Going AK Air 1x magnaprobe<br />
* Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* 2x * snow scale<br />
* short power point on snow survey techniques<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* XX 4 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
* XX small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* small actionpacker<br />
* --> at campus still --> radios so groups can maintain contact<br />
* XX satellite phone<br />
* XX satellite tracker<br />
* XX Snow poles<br />
** http://www.interwestsafety.com/Product/-315/Snow-Poles/<br />
* XX 2x avalanche probes<br />
<br />
===Cameras===<br />
* pole?<br />
<br />
====To Purchase yet====<br />
* ziplocs<br />
* --> rebar<br />
*<br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/20====<br />
* Bob Busey (Noon) & LANL Crew (Evening) arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
* pick up stuff from cargo<br />
** gear<br />
** safety equipment<br />
* groceries<br />
*<br />
<br />
====3/21====<br />
* Lily Cohen & Bob Bolton arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
** get settled.<br />
** get groceries<br />
<br />
====3/22====<br />
Survey marker trip day:<br />
* 8am start<br />
* 10am arrive on-site and set up survey gps system<br />
* 10:45 snowmachine to the top of the drainage. Work down the hill deploying markers<br />
* ~7 hrs to deploy markers for UAV/helo<br />
** Stop sign<br />
** rebar<br />
** wooden anchor<br />
** chains<br />
** paracord<br />
** knife<br />
* evening: return to Nome.<br />
* Snow Poles<br />
* <br />
====3/23====<br />
* Begin snow surveys in Teller<br />
* Proceed from site to site<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* Radio test in Council?<br />
* Move base station in Nome<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* End of trip need to deploy Pressure Transducer that is in Nome Storage<br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_SW <br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_top for CFM100<br />
<br />
===Stop sign markers===<br />
These markers will be placed on location at the beginning of the trip and will remain through fall 2017 but will require adjusting a couple of times as the snow melts.<br />
==== Parts:====<br />
* rebar<br />
* 1 stop sign<br />
* 4 wooden stakes<br />
* 4 lengths of chain<br />
* 2 grounding nuts<br />
* 4 lengths of paracord<br />
====Tools====<br />
* wrench to tighten grounding nuts<br />
* knife to cut paracord to length<br />
* light hand maul to pound in wooden stakes<br />
* bosch hammer drill<br />
====Instructions for initial deployment====<br />
* Locate site<br />
* push rebar to ground through snowpack.<br />
* place grounding nut on rebar and position 4 - 6 inches above snow surface and tighten<br />
* place stop sign on rebar<br />
* put second grounding nut on rebar making sandwich with stop sign. <br />
* start making deadman anchor by collecting materials<br />
** take one wooden stake<br />
** one rectangle of fencing<br />
** one length of paracord<br />
* string paracord through the middle hole of wooden anchor and also the fencing.<br />
* tie a knot.. could do a larkshead here<br />
* put a chain through one of the four perimeter holes on stop sign. <br />
* run the paracord through the chain and tie a trucker's hitch or similar to keep stop sign taut.<br />
* survey in stop sign using GPS<br />
====Later in first trip====<br />
* when visiting the site on foot, bring the hammer drill.<br />
* excavate a hole down to the ground surface.<br />
* drill a hole with the hammer drill<br />
* put the rebar into this hole<br />
* redo the deadman anchors<br />
* resurvey the stop sign<br />
====Ablation trip====<br />
* adjust deadman as needed<br />
* as the snow decreases it may become useful to transition from deadman anchors in snow to wooden stakes in ground.<br />
* use the hammer drill to predrill a hole at a healthy distance from the stop sign and re-secure the stop sign.</div>216.67.78.141http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2017_NGEE_March_Nome_Trip&diff=31472017 NGEE March Nome Trip2017-03-16T01:53:29Z<p>216.67.78.141: /* To Purchase yet */</p>
<hr />
<div>Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc.<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* Make sure GPS systems are compatible between groups<br />
* Decide if PDF Maps is worth purchasing or if an alternative is better<br />
* 3/18/2017: Call Builders Industrial Supply to order 5/8" rebar<br />
<br />
===To Purchase===<br />
* fieldbooks<br />
* rebar<br />
*<br />
<br />
<br />
===Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* one tent in Fairbanks, one tent in Nome storage<br />
* 2 stoves in Fairbanks<br />
** fuel going hazmat on NAC<br />
* emergency bivys in Fairbanks<br />
* sleeping bags: 2 in nome storage, 1 here<br />
<br />
<br />
===Shipping===<br />
====First Shipment====<br />
* XX Check with Brian Lu on the Hazmat<br />
====Second Shipment==== <br />
* 3 Helicopter Helmet Box<br />
* 3pcs PVX1040T Batteries from Room 112 w/ paperwork printed from website<br />
** Link to safety info on batteries that needs printing:<br />
** http://www.sunxtender.com/pdfs/Sun_Xtender_Battery_Technical_Manual.pdf<br />
** Please print Page 13 of the pdf<br />
** Also this page: http://www.sunxtender.com/transportation.php<br />
** Four copies total: 1 per battery and one for NAC<br />
* Orange Snow Poles from Room 106 (3 bundles, maybe 15 poles per bundle)<br />
* crockpot<br />
* 1 new snow tube, 1 old snow tube<br />
* Actionpacker #1<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wire<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wooden stake<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor chain (Handy Link Chain Size #135)<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor 1/8" quick link<br />
** 20+ grounding rod nuts<br />
** Black Electrical Tape<br />
** 1/2" Wrench<br />
** flat file<br />
** round file<br />
** 1" bit for hamer Drill<br />
* 20 boxed stop signs<br />
* Bob's Skis &polk poles<br />
* tobogan sled<br />
* 3 pcs Survey Tripods<br />
* AP # 2 clothes<br />
* AP # 3 <br />
** boots<br />
** thermal conductivity probe<br />
** refrigewear<br />
** 4x snowmetrics<br />
<br />
<br />
====Campus and Not quite ready====<br />
* final walk through of office<br />
<br />
<br />
====At Bob's House and Ready to load====<br />
<br />
<br />
====Bob's House Not Ready====<br />
* WInter Clothes etc<br />
* Survival / safety actionpacker<br />
* ATV helmets<br />
* package of AA batteries above chocolate stash between Bob and Ross<br />
* orange / white survey rods<br />
<br />
===Things to ship===<br />
* Solar Panels for radio repeater<br />
* large actionpacker with snow survey supplies<br />
* Most likely Bob's trip gear<br />
* battery charger<br />
* rest of gps repeater system<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/20 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R40294<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* shovels (nome Storage)<br />
* XX 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
* XX 2x Snow density tube<br />
* Going AK Air 1x magnaprobe<br />
* Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* 2x * snow scale<br />
* short power point on snow survey techniques<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* XX 4 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
* XX small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* small actionpacker<br />
* --> at campus still --> radios so groups can maintain contact<br />
* XX satellite phone<br />
* XX satellite tracker<br />
* XX Snow poles<br />
** http://www.interwestsafety.com/Product/-315/Snow-Poles/<br />
* XX 2x avalanche probes<br />
<br />
===Cameras===<br />
* pole?<br />
<br />
====To Purchase yet====<br />
* ziplocs<br />
* --> rebar<br />
*<br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/20====<br />
* Bob Busey (Noon) & LANL Crew (Evening) arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
* pick up stuff from cargo<br />
** gear<br />
** safety equipment<br />
* groceries<br />
*<br />
<br />
====3/21====<br />
* Lily Cohen & Bob Bolton arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
** get settled.<br />
** get groceries<br />
<br />
====3/22====<br />
Survey marker trip day:<br />
* 8am start<br />
* 10am arrive on-site and set up survey gps system<br />
* 10:45 snowmachine to the top of the drainage. Work down the hill deploying markers<br />
* ~7 hrs to deploy markers for UAV/helo<br />
** Stop sign<br />
** rebar<br />
** wooden anchor<br />
** chains<br />
** paracord<br />
** knife<br />
* evening: return to Nome.<br />
* Snow Poles<br />
* <br />
====3/23====<br />
* Begin snow surveys in Teller<br />
* Proceed from site to site<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* Radio test in Council?<br />
* Move base station in Nome<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* End of trip need to deploy Pressure Transducer that is in Nome Storage<br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_SW <br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_top for CFM100<br />
<br />
===Stop sign markers===<br />
These markers will be placed on location at the beginning of the trip and will remain through fall 2017 but will require adjusting a couple of times as the snow melts.<br />
==== Parts:====<br />
* rebar<br />
* 1 stop sign<br />
* 4 wooden stakes<br />
* 4 lengths of chain<br />
* 2 grounding nuts<br />
* 4 lengths of paracord<br />
====Tools====<br />
* wrench to tighten grounding nuts<br />
* knife to cut paracord to length<br />
* light hand maul to pound in wooden stakes<br />
* bosch hammer drill<br />
====Instructions for initial deployment====<br />
* Locate site<br />
* push rebar to ground through snowpack.<br />
* place grounding nut on rebar and position 4 - 6 inches above snow surface and tighten<br />
* place stop sign on rebar<br />
* put second grounding nut on rebar making sandwich with stop sign. <br />
* start making deadman anchor by collecting materials<br />
** take one wooden stake<br />
** one rectangle of fencing<br />
** one length of paracord<br />
* string paracord through the middle hole of wooden anchor and also the fencing.<br />
* tie a knot.. could do a larkshead here<br />
* put a chain through one of the four perimeter holes on stop sign. <br />
* run the paracord through the chain and tie a trucker's hitch or similar to keep stop sign taut.<br />
* survey in stop sign using GPS<br />
====Later in first trip====<br />
* when visiting the site on foot, bring the hammer drill.<br />
* excavate a hole down to the ground surface.<br />
* drill a hole with the hammer drill<br />
* put the rebar into this hole<br />
* redo the deadman anchors<br />
* resurvey the stop sign<br />
====Ablation trip====<br />
* adjust deadman as needed<br />
* as the snow decreases it may become useful to transition from deadman anchors in snow to wooden stakes in ground.<br />
* use the hammer drill to predrill a hole at a healthy distance from the stop sign and re-secure the stop sign.</div>216.67.78.141http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2017_NGEE_March_Nome_Trip&diff=31462017 NGEE March Nome Trip2017-03-16T01:15:24Z<p>216.67.78.141: /* General Snow Survey Gear */</p>
<hr />
<div>Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc.<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* Make sure GPS systems are compatible between groups<br />
* Decide if PDF Maps is worth purchasing or if an alternative is better<br />
* 3/18/2017: Call Builders Industrial Supply to order 5/8" rebar<br />
<br />
===To Purchase===<br />
* fieldbooks<br />
* rebar<br />
*<br />
<br />
<br />
===Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* one tent in Fairbanks, one tent in Nome storage<br />
* 2 stoves in Fairbanks<br />
** fuel going hazmat on NAC<br />
* emergency bivys in Fairbanks<br />
* sleeping bags: 2 in nome storage, 1 here<br />
<br />
<br />
===Shipping===<br />
====First Shipment====<br />
* XX Check with Brian Lu on the Hazmat<br />
====Second Shipment==== <br />
* 3 Helicopter Helmet Box<br />
* 3pcs PVX1040T Batteries from Room 112 w/ paperwork printed from website<br />
** Link to safety info on batteries that needs printing:<br />
** http://www.sunxtender.com/pdfs/Sun_Xtender_Battery_Technical_Manual.pdf<br />
** Please print Page 13 of the pdf<br />
** Also this page: http://www.sunxtender.com/transportation.php<br />
** Four copies total: 1 per battery and one for NAC<br />
* Orange Snow Poles from Room 106 (3 bundles, maybe 15 poles per bundle)<br />
* crockpot<br />
* 1 new snow tube, 1 old snow tube<br />
* Actionpacker #1<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wire<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wooden stake<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor chain (Handy Link Chain Size #135)<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor 1/8" quick link<br />
** 20+ grounding rod nuts<br />
** Black Electrical Tape<br />
** 1/2" Wrench<br />
** flat file<br />
** round file<br />
** 1" bit for hamer Drill<br />
* 20 boxed stop signs<br />
* Bob's Skis &polk poles<br />
* tobogan sled<br />
* 3 pcs Survey Tripods<br />
* AP # 2 clothes<br />
* AP # 3 <br />
** boots<br />
** thermal conductivity probe<br />
** refrigewear<br />
** 4x snowmetrics<br />
<br />
<br />
====Campus and Not quite ready====<br />
* final walk through of office<br />
<br />
<br />
====At Bob's House and Ready to load====<br />
<br />
<br />
====Bob's House Not Ready====<br />
* WInter Clothes etc<br />
* Survival / safety actionpacker<br />
* ATV helmets<br />
* package of AA batteries above chocolate stash between Bob and Ross<br />
* orange / white survey rods<br />
<br />
===Things to ship===<br />
* Solar Panels for radio repeater<br />
* large actionpacker with snow survey supplies<br />
* Most likely Bob's trip gear<br />
* battery charger<br />
* rest of gps repeater system<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/20 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R40294<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* shovels (nome Storage)<br />
* XX 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
* XX 2x Snow density tube<br />
* Going AK Air 1x magnaprobe<br />
* Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* 2x * snow scale<br />
* short power point on snow survey techniques<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* XX 4 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
* XX small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* small actionpacker<br />
* --> at campus still --> radios so groups can maintain contact<br />
* XX satellite phone<br />
* XX satellite tracker<br />
* XX Snow poles<br />
** http://www.interwestsafety.com/Product/-315/Snow-Poles/<br />
* XX 2x avalanche probes<br />
<br />
===Cameras===<br />
* pole?<br />
<br />
====To Purchase yet====<br />
* ziplocs<br />
* rebar<br />
* deadman supplies for markers<br />
* ground rod clamps <br />
* <br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/20====<br />
* Bob Busey (Noon) & LANL Crew (Evening) arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
* pick up stuff from cargo<br />
** gear<br />
** safety equipment<br />
* groceries<br />
*<br />
<br />
====3/21====<br />
* Lily Cohen & Bob Bolton arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
** get settled.<br />
** get groceries<br />
<br />
====3/22====<br />
Survey marker trip day:<br />
* 8am start<br />
* 10am arrive on-site and set up survey gps system<br />
* 10:45 snowmachine to the top of the drainage. Work down the hill deploying markers<br />
* ~7 hrs to deploy markers for UAV/helo<br />
** Stop sign<br />
** rebar<br />
** wooden anchor<br />
** chains<br />
** paracord<br />
** knife<br />
* evening: return to Nome.<br />
* Snow Poles<br />
* <br />
====3/23====<br />
* Begin snow surveys in Teller<br />
* Proceed from site to site<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* Radio test in Council?<br />
* Move base station in Nome<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* End of trip need to deploy Pressure Transducer that is in Nome Storage<br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_SW <br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_top for CFM100<br />
<br />
===Stop sign markers===<br />
These markers will be placed on location at the beginning of the trip and will remain through fall 2017 but will require adjusting a couple of times as the snow melts.<br />
==== Parts:====<br />
* rebar<br />
* 1 stop sign<br />
* 4 wooden stakes<br />
* 4 lengths of chain<br />
* 2 grounding nuts<br />
* 4 lengths of paracord<br />
====Tools====<br />
* wrench to tighten grounding nuts<br />
* knife to cut paracord to length<br />
* light hand maul to pound in wooden stakes<br />
* bosch hammer drill<br />
====Instructions for initial deployment====<br />
* Locate site<br />
* push rebar to ground through snowpack.<br />
* place grounding nut on rebar and position 4 - 6 inches above snow surface and tighten<br />
* place stop sign on rebar<br />
* put second grounding nut on rebar making sandwich with stop sign. <br />
* start making deadman anchor by collecting materials<br />
** take one wooden stake<br />
** one rectangle of fencing<br />
** one length of paracord<br />
* string paracord through the middle hole of wooden anchor and also the fencing.<br />
* tie a knot.. could do a larkshead here<br />
* put a chain through one of the four perimeter holes on stop sign. <br />
* run the paracord through the chain and tie a trucker's hitch or similar to keep stop sign taut.<br />
* survey in stop sign using GPS<br />
====Later in first trip====<br />
* when visiting the site on foot, bring the hammer drill.<br />
* excavate a hole down to the ground surface.<br />
* drill a hole with the hammer drill<br />
* put the rebar into this hole<br />
* redo the deadman anchors<br />
* resurvey the stop sign<br />
====Ablation trip====<br />
* adjust deadman as needed<br />
* as the snow decreases it may become useful to transition from deadman anchors in snow to wooden stakes in ground.<br />
* use the hammer drill to predrill a hole at a healthy distance from the stop sign and re-secure the stop sign.</div>216.67.78.141http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2017_NGEE_March_Nome_Trip&diff=31452017 NGEE March Nome Trip2017-03-16T00:18:15Z<p>216.67.78.141: /* Things to ship */</p>
<hr />
<div>Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc.<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* Make sure GPS systems are compatible between groups<br />
* Decide if PDF Maps is worth purchasing or if an alternative is better<br />
* 3/18/2017: Call Builders Industrial Supply to order 5/8" rebar<br />
<br />
===To Purchase===<br />
* fieldbooks<br />
* rebar<br />
*<br />
<br />
<br />
===Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* one tent in Fairbanks, one tent in Nome storage<br />
* 2 stoves in Fairbanks<br />
** fuel going hazmat on NAC<br />
* emergency bivys in Fairbanks<br />
* sleeping bags: 2 in nome storage, 1 here<br />
<br />
<br />
===Shipping===<br />
====First Shipment====<br />
* XX Check with Brian Lu on the Hazmat<br />
====Second Shipment==== <br />
* 3 Helicopter Helmet Box<br />
* 3pcs PVX1040T Batteries from Room 112 w/ paperwork printed from website<br />
** Link to safety info on batteries that needs printing:<br />
** http://www.sunxtender.com/pdfs/Sun_Xtender_Battery_Technical_Manual.pdf<br />
** Please print Page 13 of the pdf<br />
** Also this page: http://www.sunxtender.com/transportation.php<br />
** Four copies total: 1 per battery and one for NAC<br />
* Orange Snow Poles from Room 106 (3 bundles, maybe 15 poles per bundle)<br />
* crockpot<br />
* 1 new snow tube, 1 old snow tube<br />
* Actionpacker #1<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wire<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wooden stake<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor chain (Handy Link Chain Size #135)<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor 1/8" quick link<br />
** 20+ grounding rod nuts<br />
** Black Electrical Tape<br />
** 1/2" Wrench<br />
** flat file<br />
** round file<br />
** 1" bit for hamer Drill<br />
* 20 boxed stop signs<br />
* Bob's Skis &polk poles<br />
* tobogan sled<br />
* 3 pcs Survey Tripods<br />
* AP # 2 clothes<br />
* AP # 3 <br />
** boots<br />
** thermal conductivity probe<br />
** refrigewear<br />
** 4x snowmetrics<br />
<br />
<br />
====Campus and Not quite ready====<br />
* final walk through of office<br />
<br />
<br />
====At Bob's House and Ready to load====<br />
<br />
<br />
====Bob's House Not Ready====<br />
* WInter Clothes etc<br />
* Survival / safety actionpacker<br />
* ATV helmets<br />
* package of AA batteries above chocolate stash between Bob and Ross<br />
* orange / white survey rods<br />
<br />
===Things to ship===<br />
* Solar Panels for radio repeater<br />
* large actionpacker with snow survey supplies<br />
* Most likely Bob's trip gear<br />
* battery charger<br />
* rest of gps repeater system<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/20 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R40294<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* shovels (nome Storage)<br />
* 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
* 3x Snow density tube<br />
* 1x magnaprobe<br />
* Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* 2x * snow scale<br />
* short power point on snow survey techniques<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* I think UAF will bring out 4 or 5 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
* small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* small actionpacker<br />
* radios so groups can maintain contact<br />
* satellite phone<br />
* satellite tracker<br />
* Snow poles<br />
** http://www.interwestsafety.com/Product/-315/Snow-Poles/<br />
* 2x avalanche probes<br />
<br />
<br />
===Cameras===<br />
* pole?<br />
<br />
====To Purchase yet====<br />
* ziplocs<br />
* rebar<br />
* deadman supplies for markers<br />
* ground rod clamps <br />
* <br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/20====<br />
* Bob Busey (Noon) & LANL Crew (Evening) arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
* pick up stuff from cargo<br />
** gear<br />
** safety equipment<br />
* groceries<br />
*<br />
<br />
====3/21====<br />
* Lily Cohen & Bob Bolton arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
** get settled.<br />
** get groceries<br />
<br />
====3/22====<br />
Survey marker trip day:<br />
* 8am start<br />
* 10am arrive on-site and set up survey gps system<br />
* 10:45 snowmachine to the top of the drainage. Work down the hill deploying markers<br />
* ~7 hrs to deploy markers for UAV/helo<br />
** Stop sign<br />
** rebar<br />
** wooden anchor<br />
** chains<br />
** paracord<br />
** knife<br />
* evening: return to Nome.<br />
* Snow Poles<br />
* <br />
====3/23====<br />
* Begin snow surveys in Teller<br />
* Proceed from site to site<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* Radio test in Council?<br />
* Move base station in Nome<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* End of trip need to deploy Pressure Transducer that is in Nome Storage<br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_SW <br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_top for CFM100<br />
<br />
===Stop sign markers===<br />
These markers will be placed on location at the beginning of the trip and will remain through fall 2017 but will require adjusting a couple of times as the snow melts.<br />
==== Parts:====<br />
* rebar<br />
* 1 stop sign<br />
* 4 wooden stakes<br />
* 4 lengths of chain<br />
* 2 grounding nuts<br />
* 4 lengths of paracord<br />
====Tools====<br />
* wrench to tighten grounding nuts<br />
* knife to cut paracord to length<br />
* light hand maul to pound in wooden stakes<br />
* bosch hammer drill<br />
====Instructions for initial deployment====<br />
* Locate site<br />
* push rebar to ground through snowpack.<br />
* place grounding nut on rebar and position 4 - 6 inches above snow surface and tighten<br />
* place stop sign on rebar<br />
* put second grounding nut on rebar making sandwich with stop sign. <br />
* start making deadman anchor by collecting materials<br />
** take one wooden stake<br />
** one rectangle of fencing<br />
** one length of paracord<br />
* string paracord through the middle hole of wooden anchor and also the fencing.<br />
* tie a knot.. could do a larkshead here<br />
* put a chain through one of the four perimeter holes on stop sign. <br />
* run the paracord through the chain and tie a trucker's hitch or similar to keep stop sign taut.<br />
* survey in stop sign using GPS<br />
====Later in first trip====<br />
* when visiting the site on foot, bring the hammer drill.<br />
* excavate a hole down to the ground surface.<br />
* drill a hole with the hammer drill<br />
* put the rebar into this hole<br />
* redo the deadman anchors<br />
* resurvey the stop sign<br />
====Ablation trip====<br />
* adjust deadman as needed<br />
* as the snow decreases it may become useful to transition from deadman anchors in snow to wooden stakes in ground.<br />
* use the hammer drill to predrill a hole at a healthy distance from the stop sign and re-secure the stop sign.</div>216.67.78.141http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2017_NGEE_March_Nome_Trip&diff=31442017 NGEE March Nome Trip2017-03-16T00:11:16Z<p>216.67.78.141: /* Shipping */</p>
<hr />
<div>Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc.<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* Make sure GPS systems are compatible between groups<br />
* Decide if PDF Maps is worth purchasing or if an alternative is better<br />
* 3/18/2017: Call Builders Industrial Supply to order 5/8" rebar<br />
<br />
===To Purchase===<br />
* fieldbooks<br />
* rebar<br />
*<br />
<br />
<br />
===Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* one tent in Fairbanks, one tent in Nome storage<br />
* 2 stoves in Fairbanks<br />
** fuel going hazmat on NAC<br />
* emergency bivys in Fairbanks<br />
* sleeping bags: 2 in nome storage, 1 here<br />
<br />
<br />
===Shipping===<br />
====First Shipment====<br />
* XX Check with Brian Lu on the Hazmat<br />
====Second Shipment==== <br />
* 3 Helicopter Helmet Box<br />
* 3pcs PVX1040T Batteries from Room 112 w/ paperwork printed from website<br />
** Link to safety info on batteries that needs printing:<br />
** http://www.sunxtender.com/pdfs/Sun_Xtender_Battery_Technical_Manual.pdf<br />
** Please print Page 13 of the pdf<br />
** Also this page: http://www.sunxtender.com/transportation.php<br />
** Four copies total: 1 per battery and one for NAC<br />
* Orange Snow Poles from Room 106 (3 bundles, maybe 15 poles per bundle)<br />
* crockpot<br />
* 1 new snow tube, 1 old snow tube<br />
* Actionpacker #1<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wire<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wooden stake<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor chain (Handy Link Chain Size #135)<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor 1/8" quick link<br />
** 20+ grounding rod nuts<br />
** Black Electrical Tape<br />
** 1/2" Wrench<br />
** flat file<br />
** round file<br />
** 1" bit for hamer Drill<br />
* 20 boxed stop signs<br />
* Bob's Skis &polk poles<br />
* tobogan sled<br />
* 3 pcs Survey Tripods<br />
* AP # 2 clothes<br />
* AP # 3 <br />
** boots<br />
** thermal conductivity probe<br />
** refrigewear<br />
** 4x snowmetrics<br />
<br />
<br />
====Campus and Not quite ready====<br />
* final walk through of office<br />
<br />
<br />
====At Bob's House and Ready to load====<br />
<br />
<br />
====Bob's House Not Ready====<br />
* WInter Clothes etc<br />
* Survival / safety actionpacker<br />
* ATV helmets<br />
* package of AA batteries above chocolate stash between Bob and Ross<br />
* orange / white survey rods<br />
<br />
===Things to ship===<br />
* Solar Panels for radio repeater<br />
* Sled for hauling around watershed<br />
* stop signs<br />
* large actionpacker with snow survey supplies<br />
* snow shoes<br />
* Most likely Bob's trip gear<br />
* survey tripods<br />
* solar panels<br />
* 12 volt batteries<br />
* battery charger<br />
* snow poles<br />
* deadman anchors<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/20 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R40294<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* shovels (nome Storage)<br />
* 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
* 3x Snow density tube<br />
* 1x magnaprobe<br />
* Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* 2x * snow scale<br />
* short power point on snow survey techniques<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* I think UAF will bring out 4 or 5 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
* small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* small actionpacker<br />
* radios so groups can maintain contact<br />
* satellite phone<br />
* satellite tracker<br />
* Snow poles<br />
** http://www.interwestsafety.com/Product/-315/Snow-Poles/<br />
* 2x avalanche probes<br />
<br />
<br />
===Cameras===<br />
* pole?<br />
<br />
====To Purchase yet====<br />
* ziplocs<br />
* rebar<br />
* deadman supplies for markers<br />
* ground rod clamps <br />
* <br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/20====<br />
* Bob Busey (Noon) & LANL Crew (Evening) arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
* pick up stuff from cargo<br />
** gear<br />
** safety equipment<br />
* groceries<br />
*<br />
<br />
====3/21====<br />
* Lily Cohen & Bob Bolton arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
** get settled.<br />
** get groceries<br />
<br />
====3/22====<br />
Survey marker trip day:<br />
* 8am start<br />
* 10am arrive on-site and set up survey gps system<br />
* 10:45 snowmachine to the top of the drainage. Work down the hill deploying markers<br />
* ~7 hrs to deploy markers for UAV/helo<br />
** Stop sign<br />
** rebar<br />
** wooden anchor<br />
** chains<br />
** paracord<br />
** knife<br />
* evening: return to Nome.<br />
* Snow Poles<br />
* <br />
====3/23====<br />
* Begin snow surveys in Teller<br />
* Proceed from site to site<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* Radio test in Council?<br />
* Move base station in Nome<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* End of trip need to deploy Pressure Transducer that is in Nome Storage<br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_SW <br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_top for CFM100<br />
<br />
===Stop sign markers===<br />
These markers will be placed on location at the beginning of the trip and will remain through fall 2017 but will require adjusting a couple of times as the snow melts.<br />
==== Parts:====<br />
* rebar<br />
* 1 stop sign<br />
* 4 wooden stakes<br />
* 4 lengths of chain<br />
* 2 grounding nuts<br />
* 4 lengths of paracord<br />
====Tools====<br />
* wrench to tighten grounding nuts<br />
* knife to cut paracord to length<br />
* light hand maul to pound in wooden stakes<br />
* bosch hammer drill<br />
====Instructions for initial deployment====<br />
* Locate site<br />
* push rebar to ground through snowpack.<br />
* place grounding nut on rebar and position 4 - 6 inches above snow surface and tighten<br />
* place stop sign on rebar<br />
* put second grounding nut on rebar making sandwich with stop sign. <br />
* start making deadman anchor by collecting materials<br />
** take one wooden stake<br />
** one rectangle of fencing<br />
** one length of paracord<br />
* string paracord through the middle hole of wooden anchor and also the fencing.<br />
* tie a knot.. could do a larkshead here<br />
* put a chain through one of the four perimeter holes on stop sign. <br />
* run the paracord through the chain and tie a trucker's hitch or similar to keep stop sign taut.<br />
* survey in stop sign using GPS<br />
====Later in first trip====<br />
* when visiting the site on foot, bring the hammer drill.<br />
* excavate a hole down to the ground surface.<br />
* drill a hole with the hammer drill<br />
* put the rebar into this hole<br />
* redo the deadman anchors<br />
* resurvey the stop sign<br />
====Ablation trip====<br />
* adjust deadman as needed<br />
* as the snow decreases it may become useful to transition from deadman anchors in snow to wooden stakes in ground.<br />
* use the hammer drill to predrill a hole at a healthy distance from the stop sign and re-secure the stop sign.</div>216.67.78.141http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2017_NGEE_March_Nome_Trip&diff=31432017 NGEE March Nome Trip2017-03-15T23:19:54Z<p>216.67.78.141: /* Shipping */</p>
<hr />
<div>Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc.<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* Make sure GPS systems are compatible between groups<br />
* Decide if PDF Maps is worth purchasing or if an alternative is better<br />
* 3/18/2017: Call Builders Industrial Supply to order 5/8" rebar<br />
<br />
===To Purchase===<br />
* fieldbooks<br />
* rebar<br />
*<br />
<br />
<br />
===Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* one tent in Fairbanks, one tent in Nome storage<br />
* 2 stoves in Fairbanks<br />
** fuel going hazmat on NAC<br />
* emergency bivys in Fairbanks<br />
* sleeping bags: 2 in nome storage, 1 here<br />
<br />
<br />
===Shipping===<br />
====At Campus and Ready to load====<br />
* 3 Helicopter Helmet Box<br />
* XX 3pcs PVX1040T Batteries from Room 112 w/ paperwork printed from website<br />
** Link to safety info on batteries that needs printing:<br />
** http://www.sunxtender.com/pdfs/Sun_Xtender_Battery_Technical_Manual.pdf<br />
** Please print Page 13 of the pdf<br />
** Also this page: http://www.sunxtender.com/transportation.php<br />
** Four copies total: 1 per battery and one for NAC<br />
* XX Orange Snow Poles from Room 106<br />
* XX Check with Brian Lu on the Hazmat<br />
<br />
====Campus and Not quite ready====<br />
* Survival / safety actionpacker<br />
* ATV helmets<br />
* crockpot<br />
* orange / white survey rods<br />
* 1 new snow tube, 1 old snow tube<br />
* package of AA batteries above chocolate stash between Bob and Ross<br />
<br />
====At Bob's House and Ready to load====<br />
* Actionpacker #1<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wire<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wooden stake<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor chain (Handy Link Chain Size #135)<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor 1/8" quick link<br />
** 20+ grounding rod nuts<br />
** Black Electrical Tape<br />
** 1/2" Wrench<br />
** flat file<br />
** round file<br />
** 1" bit for hamer Drill<br />
* 20 boxed stop signs<br />
* Bob's Skis &polk poles<br />
* tobogan sled<br />
* 3 pcs Survey Tripods<br />
* AP # 2 clothes<br />
* AP # 3 <br />
** boots<br />
** thermal conductivity probe<br />
** refrigewear<br />
** 4x snowmetrics<br />
<br />
<br />
====Bob's House Not Ready====<br />
* WInter Clothes etc<br />
<br />
===Things to ship===<br />
* Solar Panels for radio repeater<br />
* Sled for hauling around watershed<br />
* stop signs<br />
* large actionpacker with snow survey supplies<br />
* snow shoes<br />
* Most likely Bob's trip gear<br />
* survey tripods<br />
* solar panels<br />
* 12 volt batteries<br />
* battery charger<br />
* snow poles<br />
* deadman anchors<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/20 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R40294<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* shovels (nome Storage)<br />
* 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
* 3x Snow density tube<br />
* 1x magnaprobe<br />
* Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* 2x * snow scale<br />
* short power point on snow survey techniques<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* I think UAF will bring out 4 or 5 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
* small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* small actionpacker<br />
* radios so groups can maintain contact<br />
* satellite phone<br />
* satellite tracker<br />
* Snow poles<br />
** http://www.interwestsafety.com/Product/-315/Snow-Poles/<br />
* 2x avalanche probes<br />
<br />
<br />
===Cameras===<br />
* pole?<br />
<br />
====To Purchase yet====<br />
* ziplocs<br />
* rebar<br />
* deadman supplies for markers<br />
* ground rod clamps <br />
* <br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/20====<br />
* Bob Busey (Noon) & LANL Crew (Evening) arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
* pick up stuff from cargo<br />
** gear<br />
** safety equipment<br />
* groceries<br />
*<br />
<br />
====3/21====<br />
* Lily Cohen & Bob Bolton arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
** get settled.<br />
** get groceries<br />
<br />
====3/22====<br />
Survey marker trip day:<br />
* 8am start<br />
* 10am arrive on-site and set up survey gps system<br />
* 10:45 snowmachine to the top of the drainage. Work down the hill deploying markers<br />
* ~7 hrs to deploy markers for UAV/helo<br />
** Stop sign<br />
** rebar<br />
** wooden anchor<br />
** chains<br />
** paracord<br />
** knife<br />
* evening: return to Nome.<br />
* Snow Poles<br />
* <br />
====3/23====<br />
* Begin snow surveys in Teller<br />
* Proceed from site to site<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* Radio test in Council?<br />
* Move base station in Nome<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* End of trip need to deploy Pressure Transducer that is in Nome Storage<br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_SW <br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_top for CFM100<br />
<br />
===Stop sign markers===<br />
These markers will be placed on location at the beginning of the trip and will remain through fall 2017 but will require adjusting a couple of times as the snow melts.<br />
==== Parts:====<br />
* rebar<br />
* 1 stop sign<br />
* 4 wooden stakes<br />
* 4 lengths of chain<br />
* 2 grounding nuts<br />
* 4 lengths of paracord<br />
====Tools====<br />
* wrench to tighten grounding nuts<br />
* knife to cut paracord to length<br />
* light hand maul to pound in wooden stakes<br />
* bosch hammer drill<br />
====Instructions for initial deployment====<br />
* Locate site<br />
* push rebar to ground through snowpack.<br />
* place grounding nut on rebar and position 4 - 6 inches above snow surface and tighten<br />
* place stop sign on rebar<br />
* put second grounding nut on rebar making sandwich with stop sign. <br />
* start making deadman anchor by collecting materials<br />
** take one wooden stake<br />
** one rectangle of fencing<br />
** one length of paracord<br />
* string paracord through the middle hole of wooden anchor and also the fencing.<br />
* tie a knot.. could do a larkshead here<br />
* put a chain through one of the four perimeter holes on stop sign. <br />
* run the paracord through the chain and tie a trucker's hitch or similar to keep stop sign taut.<br />
* survey in stop sign using GPS<br />
====Later in first trip====<br />
* when visiting the site on foot, bring the hammer drill.<br />
* excavate a hole down to the ground surface.<br />
* drill a hole with the hammer drill<br />
* put the rebar into this hole<br />
* redo the deadman anchors<br />
* resurvey the stop sign<br />
====Ablation trip====<br />
* adjust deadman as needed<br />
* as the snow decreases it may become useful to transition from deadman anchors in snow to wooden stakes in ground.<br />
* use the hammer drill to predrill a hole at a healthy distance from the stop sign and re-secure the stop sign.</div>216.67.78.141http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2017_NGEE_March_Nome_Trip&diff=31422017 NGEE March Nome Trip2017-03-15T21:08:41Z<p>216.67.78.141: /* Campus and Not quite ready */</p>
<hr />
<div>Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc.<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* Make sure GPS systems are compatible between groups<br />
* Decide if PDF Maps is worth purchasing or if an alternative is better<br />
* 3/18/2017: Call Builders Industrial Supply to order 5/8" rebar<br />
<br />
===To Purchase===<br />
* fieldbooks<br />
* rebar<br />
*<br />
<br />
<br />
===Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* one tent in Fairbanks, one tent in Nome storage<br />
* 2 stoves in Fairbanks<br />
** fuel going hazmat on NAC<br />
* emergency bivys in Fairbanks<br />
* sleeping bags: 2 in nome storage, 1 here<br />
<br />
<br />
===Shipping===<br />
====At Campus and Ready to load====<br />
* 3 Helicopter Helmet Box<br />
* 3pcs PVX1040T Batteries from Room 112 w/ paperwork printed from website<br />
** Link to safety info on batteries that needs printing:<br />
** http://www.sunxtender.com/pdfs/Sun_Xtender_Battery_Technical_Manual.pdf<br />
** Please print Page 13 of the pdf<br />
** Also this page: http://www.sunxtender.com/transportation.php<br />
** Four copies total: 1 per battery and one for NAC<br />
* Orange Snow Poles from Room 106<br />
* Check with Brian Lu on the Hazmat<br />
<br />
====Campus and Not quite ready====<br />
* Survival / safety actionpacker<br />
* ATV helmets<br />
* crockpot<br />
* orange / white survey rods<br />
* 1 new snow tube, 1 old snow tube<br />
* package of AA batteries above chocolate stash between Bob and Ross<br />
<br />
====At Bob's House and Ready to load====<br />
* Actionpacker #1<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wire<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wooden stake<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor chain (Handy Link Chain Size #135)<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor 1/8" quick link<br />
** 20+ grounding rod nuts<br />
** Black Electrical Tape<br />
** 1/2" Wrench<br />
** flat file<br />
** round file<br />
** 1" bit for hamer Drill<br />
* 20 boxed stop signs<br />
* Bob's Skis &polk poles<br />
* tobogan sled<br />
* 3 pcs Survey Tripods<br />
* <br />
<br />
====Bob's House Not Ready====<br />
* WInter Clothes etc<br />
<br />
===Things to ship===<br />
* Solar Panels for radio repeater<br />
* Sled for hauling around watershed<br />
* stop signs<br />
* large actionpacker with snow survey supplies<br />
* snow shoes<br />
* Most likely Bob's trip gear<br />
* survey tripods<br />
* solar panels<br />
* 12 volt batteries<br />
* battery charger<br />
* snow poles<br />
* deadman anchors<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/20 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R40294<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* shovels (nome Storage)<br />
* 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
* 3x Snow density tube<br />
* 1x magnaprobe<br />
* Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* 2x * snow scale<br />
* short power point on snow survey techniques<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* I think UAF will bring out 4 or 5 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
* small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* small actionpacker<br />
* radios so groups can maintain contact<br />
* satellite phone<br />
* satellite tracker<br />
* Snow poles<br />
** http://www.interwestsafety.com/Product/-315/Snow-Poles/<br />
* 2x avalanche probes<br />
<br />
<br />
===Cameras===<br />
* pole?<br />
<br />
====To Purchase yet====<br />
* ziplocs<br />
* rebar<br />
* deadman supplies for markers<br />
* ground rod clamps <br />
* <br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/20====<br />
* Bob Busey (Noon) & LANL Crew (Evening) arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
* pick up stuff from cargo<br />
** gear<br />
** safety equipment<br />
* groceries<br />
*<br />
<br />
====3/21====<br />
* Lily Cohen & Bob Bolton arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
** get settled.<br />
** get groceries<br />
<br />
====3/22====<br />
Survey marker trip day:<br />
* 8am start<br />
* 10am arrive on-site and set up survey gps system<br />
* 10:45 snowmachine to the top of the drainage. Work down the hill deploying markers<br />
* ~7 hrs to deploy markers for UAV/helo<br />
** Stop sign<br />
** rebar<br />
** wooden anchor<br />
** chains<br />
** paracord<br />
** knife<br />
* evening: return to Nome.<br />
* Snow Poles<br />
* <br />
====3/23====<br />
* Begin snow surveys in Teller<br />
* Proceed from site to site<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* Radio test in Council?<br />
* Move base station in Nome<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* End of trip need to deploy Pressure Transducer that is in Nome Storage<br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_SW <br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_top for CFM100<br />
<br />
===Stop sign markers===<br />
These markers will be placed on location at the beginning of the trip and will remain through fall 2017 but will require adjusting a couple of times as the snow melts.<br />
==== Parts:====<br />
* rebar<br />
* 1 stop sign<br />
* 4 wooden stakes<br />
* 4 lengths of chain<br />
* 2 grounding nuts<br />
* 4 lengths of paracord<br />
====Tools====<br />
* wrench to tighten grounding nuts<br />
* knife to cut paracord to length<br />
* light hand maul to pound in wooden stakes<br />
* bosch hammer drill<br />
====Instructions for initial deployment====<br />
* Locate site<br />
* push rebar to ground through snowpack.<br />
* place grounding nut on rebar and position 4 - 6 inches above snow surface and tighten<br />
* place stop sign on rebar<br />
* put second grounding nut on rebar making sandwich with stop sign. <br />
* start making deadman anchor by collecting materials<br />
** take one wooden stake<br />
** one rectangle of fencing<br />
** one length of paracord<br />
* string paracord through the middle hole of wooden anchor and also the fencing.<br />
* tie a knot.. could do a larkshead here<br />
* put a chain through one of the four perimeter holes on stop sign. <br />
* run the paracord through the chain and tie a trucker's hitch or similar to keep stop sign taut.<br />
* survey in stop sign using GPS<br />
====Later in first trip====<br />
* when visiting the site on foot, bring the hammer drill.<br />
* excavate a hole down to the ground surface.<br />
* drill a hole with the hammer drill<br />
* put the rebar into this hole<br />
* redo the deadman anchors<br />
* resurvey the stop sign<br />
====Ablation trip====<br />
* adjust deadman as needed<br />
* as the snow decreases it may become useful to transition from deadman anchors in snow to wooden stakes in ground.<br />
* use the hammer drill to predrill a hole at a healthy distance from the stop sign and re-secure the stop sign.</div>216.67.78.141http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2017_NGEE_March_Nome_Trip&diff=31412017 NGEE March Nome Trip2017-03-15T21:01:46Z<p>216.67.78.141: /* At Campus and Ready to load */</p>
<hr />
<div>Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc.<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* Make sure GPS systems are compatible between groups<br />
* Decide if PDF Maps is worth purchasing or if an alternative is better<br />
* 3/18/2017: Call Builders Industrial Supply to order 5/8" rebar<br />
<br />
===To Purchase===<br />
* fieldbooks<br />
* rebar<br />
*<br />
<br />
<br />
===Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* one tent in Fairbanks, one tent in Nome storage<br />
* 2 stoves in Fairbanks<br />
** fuel going hazmat on NAC<br />
* emergency bivys in Fairbanks<br />
* sleeping bags: 2 in nome storage, 1 here<br />
<br />
<br />
===Shipping===<br />
====At Campus and Ready to load====<br />
* 3 Helicopter Helmet Box<br />
* 3pcs PVX1040T Batteries from Room 112 w/ paperwork printed from website<br />
** Link to safety info on batteries that needs printing:<br />
** http://www.sunxtender.com/pdfs/Sun_Xtender_Battery_Technical_Manual.pdf<br />
** Please print Page 13 of the pdf<br />
** Also this page: http://www.sunxtender.com/transportation.php<br />
** Four copies total: 1 per battery and one for NAC<br />
* Orange Snow Poles from Room 106<br />
* Check with Brian Lu on the Hazmat<br />
<br />
====Campus and Not quite ready====<br />
* Survival / safety actionpacker<br />
* ATV helmets<br />
* crockpot<br />
* survey rods<br />
<br />
====At Bob's House and Ready to load====<br />
* Actionpacker #1<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wire<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wooden stake<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor chain (Handy Link Chain Size #135)<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor 1/8" quick link<br />
** 20+ grounding rod nuts<br />
** Black Electrical Tape<br />
** 1/2" Wrench<br />
** flat file<br />
** round file<br />
** 1" bit for hamer Drill<br />
* 20 boxed stop signs<br />
* Bob's Skis &polk poles<br />
* tobogan sled<br />
* 3 pcs Survey Tripods<br />
* <br />
<br />
====Bob's House Not Ready====<br />
* WInter Clothes etc<br />
<br />
===Things to ship===<br />
* Solar Panels for radio repeater<br />
* Sled for hauling around watershed<br />
* stop signs<br />
* large actionpacker with snow survey supplies<br />
* snow shoes<br />
* Most likely Bob's trip gear<br />
* survey tripods<br />
* solar panels<br />
* 12 volt batteries<br />
* battery charger<br />
* snow poles<br />
* deadman anchors<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/20 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R40294<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* shovels (nome Storage)<br />
* 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
* 3x Snow density tube<br />
* 1x magnaprobe<br />
* Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* 2x * snow scale<br />
* short power point on snow survey techniques<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* I think UAF will bring out 4 or 5 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
* small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* small actionpacker<br />
* radios so groups can maintain contact<br />
* satellite phone<br />
* satellite tracker<br />
* Snow poles<br />
** http://www.interwestsafety.com/Product/-315/Snow-Poles/<br />
* 2x avalanche probes<br />
<br />
<br />
===Cameras===<br />
* pole?<br />
<br />
====To Purchase yet====<br />
* ziplocs<br />
* rebar<br />
* deadman supplies for markers<br />
* ground rod clamps <br />
* <br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/20====<br />
* Bob Busey (Noon) & LANL Crew (Evening) arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
* pick up stuff from cargo<br />
** gear<br />
** safety equipment<br />
* groceries<br />
*<br />
<br />
====3/21====<br />
* Lily Cohen & Bob Bolton arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
** get settled.<br />
** get groceries<br />
<br />
====3/22====<br />
Survey marker trip day:<br />
* 8am start<br />
* 10am arrive on-site and set up survey gps system<br />
* 10:45 snowmachine to the top of the drainage. Work down the hill deploying markers<br />
* ~7 hrs to deploy markers for UAV/helo<br />
** Stop sign<br />
** rebar<br />
** wooden anchor<br />
** chains<br />
** paracord<br />
** knife<br />
* evening: return to Nome.<br />
* Snow Poles<br />
* <br />
====3/23====<br />
* Begin snow surveys in Teller<br />
* Proceed from site to site<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* Radio test in Council?<br />
* Move base station in Nome<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* End of trip need to deploy Pressure Transducer that is in Nome Storage<br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_SW <br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_top for CFM100<br />
<br />
===Stop sign markers===<br />
These markers will be placed on location at the beginning of the trip and will remain through fall 2017 but will require adjusting a couple of times as the snow melts.<br />
==== Parts:====<br />
* rebar<br />
* 1 stop sign<br />
* 4 wooden stakes<br />
* 4 lengths of chain<br />
* 2 grounding nuts<br />
* 4 lengths of paracord<br />
====Tools====<br />
* wrench to tighten grounding nuts<br />
* knife to cut paracord to length<br />
* light hand maul to pound in wooden stakes<br />
* bosch hammer drill<br />
====Instructions for initial deployment====<br />
* Locate site<br />
* push rebar to ground through snowpack.<br />
* place grounding nut on rebar and position 4 - 6 inches above snow surface and tighten<br />
* place stop sign on rebar<br />
* put second grounding nut on rebar making sandwich with stop sign. <br />
* start making deadman anchor by collecting materials<br />
** take one wooden stake<br />
** one rectangle of fencing<br />
** one length of paracord<br />
* string paracord through the middle hole of wooden anchor and also the fencing.<br />
* tie a knot.. could do a larkshead here<br />
* put a chain through one of the four perimeter holes on stop sign. <br />
* run the paracord through the chain and tie a trucker's hitch or similar to keep stop sign taut.<br />
* survey in stop sign using GPS<br />
====Later in first trip====<br />
* when visiting the site on foot, bring the hammer drill.<br />
* excavate a hole down to the ground surface.<br />
* drill a hole with the hammer drill<br />
* put the rebar into this hole<br />
* redo the deadman anchors<br />
* resurvey the stop sign<br />
====Ablation trip====<br />
* adjust deadman as needed<br />
* as the snow decreases it may become useful to transition from deadman anchors in snow to wooden stakes in ground.<br />
* use the hammer drill to predrill a hole at a healthy distance from the stop sign and re-secure the stop sign.</div>216.67.78.141http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2017_NGEE_March_Nome_Trip&diff=31402017 NGEE March Nome Trip2017-03-15T21:00:26Z<p>216.67.78.141: /* At Campus and Ready to load */</p>
<hr />
<div>Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc.<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* Make sure GPS systems are compatible between groups<br />
* Decide if PDF Maps is worth purchasing or if an alternative is better<br />
* 3/18/2017: Call Builders Industrial Supply to order 5/8" rebar<br />
<br />
===To Purchase===<br />
* fieldbooks<br />
* rebar<br />
*<br />
<br />
<br />
===Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* one tent in Fairbanks, one tent in Nome storage<br />
* 2 stoves in Fairbanks<br />
** fuel going hazmat on NAC<br />
* emergency bivys in Fairbanks<br />
* sleeping bags: 2 in nome storage, 1 here<br />
<br />
<br />
===Shipping===<br />
====At Campus and Ready to load====<br />
* 3 Helicopter Helmet Box<br />
* 3pcs PVX1040T Batteries from Room 112 w/ paperwork printed from website<br />
** Link to safety info on batteries that needs printing:<br />
** http://www.sunxtender.com/pdfs/Sun_Xtender_Battery_Technical_Manual.pdf<br />
** Please print Page 13 of the pdf<br />
* Orange Snow Poles from Room 106<br />
* Check with Brian Lu on the Hazmat<br />
<br />
====Campus and Not quite ready====<br />
* Survival / safety actionpacker<br />
* ATV helmets<br />
* crockpot<br />
* survey rods<br />
<br />
====At Bob's House and Ready to load====<br />
* Actionpacker #1<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wire<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wooden stake<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor chain (Handy Link Chain Size #135)<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor 1/8" quick link<br />
** 20+ grounding rod nuts<br />
** Black Electrical Tape<br />
** 1/2" Wrench<br />
** flat file<br />
** round file<br />
** 1" bit for hamer Drill<br />
* 20 boxed stop signs<br />
* Bob's Skis &polk poles<br />
* tobogan sled<br />
* 3 pcs Survey Tripods<br />
* <br />
<br />
====Bob's House Not Ready====<br />
* WInter Clothes etc<br />
<br />
===Things to ship===<br />
* Solar Panels for radio repeater<br />
* Sled for hauling around watershed<br />
* stop signs<br />
* large actionpacker with snow survey supplies<br />
* snow shoes<br />
* Most likely Bob's trip gear<br />
* survey tripods<br />
* solar panels<br />
* 12 volt batteries<br />
* battery charger<br />
* snow poles<br />
* deadman anchors<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/20 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R40294<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* shovels (nome Storage)<br />
* 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
* 3x Snow density tube<br />
* 1x magnaprobe<br />
* Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* 2x * snow scale<br />
* short power point on snow survey techniques<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* I think UAF will bring out 4 or 5 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
* small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* small actionpacker<br />
* radios so groups can maintain contact<br />
* satellite phone<br />
* satellite tracker<br />
* Snow poles<br />
** http://www.interwestsafety.com/Product/-315/Snow-Poles/<br />
* 2x avalanche probes<br />
<br />
<br />
===Cameras===<br />
* pole?<br />
<br />
====To Purchase yet====<br />
* ziplocs<br />
* rebar<br />
* deadman supplies for markers<br />
* ground rod clamps <br />
* <br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/20====<br />
* Bob Busey (Noon) & LANL Crew (Evening) arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
* pick up stuff from cargo<br />
** gear<br />
** safety equipment<br />
* groceries<br />
*<br />
<br />
====3/21====<br />
* Lily Cohen & Bob Bolton arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
** get settled.<br />
** get groceries<br />
<br />
====3/22====<br />
Survey marker trip day:<br />
* 8am start<br />
* 10am arrive on-site and set up survey gps system<br />
* 10:45 snowmachine to the top of the drainage. Work down the hill deploying markers<br />
* ~7 hrs to deploy markers for UAV/helo<br />
** Stop sign<br />
** rebar<br />
** wooden anchor<br />
** chains<br />
** paracord<br />
** knife<br />
* evening: return to Nome.<br />
* Snow Poles<br />
* <br />
====3/23====<br />
* Begin snow surveys in Teller<br />
* Proceed from site to site<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* Radio test in Council?<br />
* Move base station in Nome<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* End of trip need to deploy Pressure Transducer that is in Nome Storage<br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_SW <br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_top for CFM100<br />
<br />
===Stop sign markers===<br />
These markers will be placed on location at the beginning of the trip and will remain through fall 2017 but will require adjusting a couple of times as the snow melts.<br />
==== Parts:====<br />
* rebar<br />
* 1 stop sign<br />
* 4 wooden stakes<br />
* 4 lengths of chain<br />
* 2 grounding nuts<br />
* 4 lengths of paracord<br />
====Tools====<br />
* wrench to tighten grounding nuts<br />
* knife to cut paracord to length<br />
* light hand maul to pound in wooden stakes<br />
* bosch hammer drill<br />
====Instructions for initial deployment====<br />
* Locate site<br />
* push rebar to ground through snowpack.<br />
* place grounding nut on rebar and position 4 - 6 inches above snow surface and tighten<br />
* place stop sign on rebar<br />
* put second grounding nut on rebar making sandwich with stop sign. <br />
* start making deadman anchor by collecting materials<br />
** take one wooden stake<br />
** one rectangle of fencing<br />
** one length of paracord<br />
* string paracord through the middle hole of wooden anchor and also the fencing.<br />
* tie a knot.. could do a larkshead here<br />
* put a chain through one of the four perimeter holes on stop sign. <br />
* run the paracord through the chain and tie a trucker's hitch or similar to keep stop sign taut.<br />
* survey in stop sign using GPS<br />
====Later in first trip====<br />
* when visiting the site on foot, bring the hammer drill.<br />
* excavate a hole down to the ground surface.<br />
* drill a hole with the hammer drill<br />
* put the rebar into this hole<br />
* redo the deadman anchors<br />
* resurvey the stop sign<br />
====Ablation trip====<br />
* adjust deadman as needed<br />
* as the snow decreases it may become useful to transition from deadman anchors in snow to wooden stakes in ground.<br />
* use the hammer drill to predrill a hole at a healthy distance from the stop sign and re-secure the stop sign.</div>216.67.78.141http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2017_NGEE_March_Nome_Trip&diff=31392017 NGEE March Nome Trip2017-03-15T20:47:55Z<p>216.67.78.141: /* At Campus and Ready to load */</p>
<hr />
<div>Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc.<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* Make sure GPS systems are compatible between groups<br />
* Decide if PDF Maps is worth purchasing or if an alternative is better<br />
* 3/18/2017: Call Builders Industrial Supply to order 5/8" rebar<br />
<br />
===To Purchase===<br />
* fieldbooks<br />
* rebar<br />
*<br />
<br />
<br />
===Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* one tent in Fairbanks, one tent in Nome storage<br />
* 2 stoves in Fairbanks<br />
** fuel going hazmat on NAC<br />
* emergency bivys in Fairbanks<br />
* sleeping bags: 2 in nome storage, 1 here<br />
<br />
<br />
===Shipping===<br />
====At Campus and Ready to load====<br />
* 3 Helicopter Helmet Box<br />
* 3pcs PVX1040T Batteries from Room 112 w/ paperwork printed from website<br />
** Link to safety info on batteries that needs printing:<br />
** http://www.sunxtender.com/pdfs/Sun_Xtender_Battery_Technical_Manual.pdf<br />
* Orange Snow Poles from Room 106<br />
* Check with Brian Lu on the Hazmat<br />
<br />
====Campus and Not quite ready====<br />
* Survival / safety actionpacker<br />
* ATV helmets<br />
* crockpot<br />
* survey rods<br />
<br />
====At Bob's House and Ready to load====<br />
* Actionpacker #1<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wire<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wooden stake<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor chain (Handy Link Chain Size #135)<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor 1/8" quick link<br />
** 20+ grounding rod nuts<br />
** Black Electrical Tape<br />
** 1/2" Wrench<br />
** flat file<br />
** round file<br />
** 1" bit for hamer Drill<br />
* 20 boxed stop signs<br />
* Bob's Skis &polk poles<br />
* tobogan sled<br />
* 3 pcs Survey Tripods<br />
* <br />
<br />
====Bob's House Not Ready====<br />
* WInter Clothes etc<br />
<br />
===Things to ship===<br />
* Solar Panels for radio repeater<br />
* Sled for hauling around watershed<br />
* stop signs<br />
* large actionpacker with snow survey supplies<br />
* snow shoes<br />
* Most likely Bob's trip gear<br />
* survey tripods<br />
* solar panels<br />
* 12 volt batteries<br />
* battery charger<br />
* snow poles<br />
* deadman anchors<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/20 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R40294<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* shovels (nome Storage)<br />
* 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
* 3x Snow density tube<br />
* 1x magnaprobe<br />
* Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* 2x * snow scale<br />
* short power point on snow survey techniques<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* I think UAF will bring out 4 or 5 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
* small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* small actionpacker<br />
* radios so groups can maintain contact<br />
* satellite phone<br />
* satellite tracker<br />
* Snow poles<br />
** http://www.interwestsafety.com/Product/-315/Snow-Poles/<br />
* 2x avalanche probes<br />
<br />
<br />
===Cameras===<br />
* pole?<br />
<br />
====To Purchase yet====<br />
* ziplocs<br />
* rebar<br />
* deadman supplies for markers<br />
* ground rod clamps <br />
* <br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/20====<br />
* Bob Busey (Noon) & LANL Crew (Evening) arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
* pick up stuff from cargo<br />
** gear<br />
** safety equipment<br />
* groceries<br />
*<br />
<br />
====3/21====<br />
* Lily Cohen & Bob Bolton arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
** get settled.<br />
** get groceries<br />
<br />
====3/22====<br />
Survey marker trip day:<br />
* 8am start<br />
* 10am arrive on-site and set up survey gps system<br />
* 10:45 snowmachine to the top of the drainage. Work down the hill deploying markers<br />
* ~7 hrs to deploy markers for UAV/helo<br />
** Stop sign<br />
** rebar<br />
** wooden anchor<br />
** chains<br />
** paracord<br />
** knife<br />
* evening: return to Nome.<br />
* Snow Poles<br />
* <br />
====3/23====<br />
* Begin snow surveys in Teller<br />
* Proceed from site to site<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* Radio test in Council?<br />
* Move base station in Nome<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* End of trip need to deploy Pressure Transducer that is in Nome Storage<br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_SW <br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_top for CFM100<br />
<br />
===Stop sign markers===<br />
These markers will be placed on location at the beginning of the trip and will remain through fall 2017 but will require adjusting a couple of times as the snow melts.<br />
==== Parts:====<br />
* rebar<br />
* 1 stop sign<br />
* 4 wooden stakes<br />
* 4 lengths of chain<br />
* 2 grounding nuts<br />
* 4 lengths of paracord<br />
====Tools====<br />
* wrench to tighten grounding nuts<br />
* knife to cut paracord to length<br />
* light hand maul to pound in wooden stakes<br />
* bosch hammer drill<br />
====Instructions for initial deployment====<br />
* Locate site<br />
* push rebar to ground through snowpack.<br />
* place grounding nut on rebar and position 4 - 6 inches above snow surface and tighten<br />
* place stop sign on rebar<br />
* put second grounding nut on rebar making sandwich with stop sign. <br />
* start making deadman anchor by collecting materials<br />
** take one wooden stake<br />
** one rectangle of fencing<br />
** one length of paracord<br />
* string paracord through the middle hole of wooden anchor and also the fencing.<br />
* tie a knot.. could do a larkshead here<br />
* put a chain through one of the four perimeter holes on stop sign. <br />
* run the paracord through the chain and tie a trucker's hitch or similar to keep stop sign taut.<br />
* survey in stop sign using GPS<br />
====Later in first trip====<br />
* when visiting the site on foot, bring the hammer drill.<br />
* excavate a hole down to the ground surface.<br />
* drill a hole with the hammer drill<br />
* put the rebar into this hole<br />
* redo the deadman anchors<br />
* resurvey the stop sign<br />
====Ablation trip====<br />
* adjust deadman as needed<br />
* as the snow decreases it may become useful to transition from deadman anchors in snow to wooden stakes in ground.<br />
* use the hammer drill to predrill a hole at a healthy distance from the stop sign and re-secure the stop sign.</div>216.67.78.141http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2017_NGEE_March_Nome_Trip&diff=31382017 NGEE March Nome Trip2017-03-15T20:45:01Z<p>216.67.78.141: /* Shipping */</p>
<hr />
<div>Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc.<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* Make sure GPS systems are compatible between groups<br />
* Decide if PDF Maps is worth purchasing or if an alternative is better<br />
* 3/18/2017: Call Builders Industrial Supply to order 5/8" rebar<br />
<br />
===To Purchase===<br />
* fieldbooks<br />
* rebar<br />
*<br />
<br />
<br />
===Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* one tent in Fairbanks, one tent in Nome storage<br />
* 2 stoves in Fairbanks<br />
** fuel going hazmat on NAC<br />
* emergency bivys in Fairbanks<br />
* sleeping bags: 2 in nome storage, 1 here<br />
<br />
<br />
===Shipping===<br />
====At Campus and Ready to load====<br />
* 3 Helicopter Helmet Box<br />
* 3pcs PVX1040T Batteries from Room 112 w/ paperwork printed from website<br />
* Orange Snow Poles from Room 106<br />
<br />
====Campus and Not quite ready====<br />
* Survival / safety actionpacker<br />
* ATV helmets<br />
* crockpot<br />
* survey rods<br />
<br />
====At Bob's House and Ready to load====<br />
* Actionpacker #1<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wire<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wooden stake<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor chain (Handy Link Chain Size #135)<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor 1/8" quick link<br />
** 20+ grounding rod nuts<br />
** Black Electrical Tape<br />
** 1/2" Wrench<br />
** flat file<br />
** round file<br />
** 1" bit for hamer Drill<br />
* 20 boxed stop signs<br />
* Bob's Skis &polk poles<br />
* tobogan sled<br />
* 3 pcs Survey Tripods<br />
* <br />
<br />
====Bob's House Not Ready====<br />
* WInter Clothes etc<br />
<br />
===Things to ship===<br />
* Solar Panels for radio repeater<br />
* Sled for hauling around watershed<br />
* stop signs<br />
* large actionpacker with snow survey supplies<br />
* snow shoes<br />
* Most likely Bob's trip gear<br />
* survey tripods<br />
* solar panels<br />
* 12 volt batteries<br />
* battery charger<br />
* snow poles<br />
* deadman anchors<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/20 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R40294<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* shovels (nome Storage)<br />
* 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
* 3x Snow density tube<br />
* 1x magnaprobe<br />
* Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* 2x * snow scale<br />
* short power point on snow survey techniques<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* I think UAF will bring out 4 or 5 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
* small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* small actionpacker<br />
* radios so groups can maintain contact<br />
* satellite phone<br />
* satellite tracker<br />
* Snow poles<br />
** http://www.interwestsafety.com/Product/-315/Snow-Poles/<br />
* 2x avalanche probes<br />
<br />
<br />
===Cameras===<br />
* pole?<br />
<br />
====To Purchase yet====<br />
* ziplocs<br />
* rebar<br />
* deadman supplies for markers<br />
* ground rod clamps <br />
* <br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/20====<br />
* Bob Busey (Noon) & LANL Crew (Evening) arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
* pick up stuff from cargo<br />
** gear<br />
** safety equipment<br />
* groceries<br />
*<br />
<br />
====3/21====<br />
* Lily Cohen & Bob Bolton arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
** get settled.<br />
** get groceries<br />
<br />
====3/22====<br />
Survey marker trip day:<br />
* 8am start<br />
* 10am arrive on-site and set up survey gps system<br />
* 10:45 snowmachine to the top of the drainage. Work down the hill deploying markers<br />
* ~7 hrs to deploy markers for UAV/helo<br />
** Stop sign<br />
** rebar<br />
** wooden anchor<br />
** chains<br />
** paracord<br />
** knife<br />
* evening: return to Nome.<br />
* Snow Poles<br />
* <br />
====3/23====<br />
* Begin snow surveys in Teller<br />
* Proceed from site to site<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* Radio test in Council?<br />
* Move base station in Nome<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* End of trip need to deploy Pressure Transducer that is in Nome Storage<br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_SW <br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_top for CFM100<br />
<br />
===Stop sign markers===<br />
These markers will be placed on location at the beginning of the trip and will remain through fall 2017 but will require adjusting a couple of times as the snow melts.<br />
==== Parts:====<br />
* rebar<br />
* 1 stop sign<br />
* 4 wooden stakes<br />
* 4 lengths of chain<br />
* 2 grounding nuts<br />
* 4 lengths of paracord<br />
====Tools====<br />
* wrench to tighten grounding nuts<br />
* knife to cut paracord to length<br />
* light hand maul to pound in wooden stakes<br />
* bosch hammer drill<br />
====Instructions for initial deployment====<br />
* Locate site<br />
* push rebar to ground through snowpack.<br />
* place grounding nut on rebar and position 4 - 6 inches above snow surface and tighten<br />
* place stop sign on rebar<br />
* put second grounding nut on rebar making sandwich with stop sign. <br />
* start making deadman anchor by collecting materials<br />
** take one wooden stake<br />
** one rectangle of fencing<br />
** one length of paracord<br />
* string paracord through the middle hole of wooden anchor and also the fencing.<br />
* tie a knot.. could do a larkshead here<br />
* put a chain through one of the four perimeter holes on stop sign. <br />
* run the paracord through the chain and tie a trucker's hitch or similar to keep stop sign taut.<br />
* survey in stop sign using GPS<br />
====Later in first trip====<br />
* when visiting the site on foot, bring the hammer drill.<br />
* excavate a hole down to the ground surface.<br />
* drill a hole with the hammer drill<br />
* put the rebar into this hole<br />
* redo the deadman anchors<br />
* resurvey the stop sign<br />
====Ablation trip====<br />
* adjust deadman as needed<br />
* as the snow decreases it may become useful to transition from deadman anchors in snow to wooden stakes in ground.<br />
* use the hammer drill to predrill a hole at a healthy distance from the stop sign and re-secure the stop sign.</div>216.67.78.141http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2017_NGEE_March_Nome_Trip&diff=31372017 NGEE March Nome Trip2017-03-15T20:36:32Z<p>216.67.78.141: /* Shipping */</p>
<hr />
<div>Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc.<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* Make sure GPS systems are compatible between groups<br />
* Decide if PDF Maps is worth purchasing or if an alternative is better<br />
* 3/18/2017: Call Builders Industrial Supply to order 5/8" rebar<br />
<br />
===To Purchase===<br />
* fieldbooks<br />
* rebar<br />
*<br />
<br />
<br />
===Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* one tent in Fairbanks, one tent in Nome storage<br />
* 2 stoves in Fairbanks<br />
** fuel going hazmat on NAC<br />
* emergency bivys in Fairbanks<br />
* sleeping bags: 2 in nome storage, 1 here<br />
<br />
<br />
===Shipping===<br />
* 3 Helicopter Helmet Box<br />
* Actionpacker #1<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wire<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wooden stake<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor chain (Handy Link Chain Size #135)<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor 1/8" quick link<br />
** 20+ grounding rod nuts<br />
** Black Electrical Tape<br />
** 1/2" Wrench<br />
** flat file<br />
** round file<br />
** 1" bit for hamer Drill<br />
* 20 boxed stop signs<br />
* Bob's Skis &polk poles<br />
* tobogan sled<br />
* 3pcs PVX1040T Batteries from Room 112 w/ paperwork printed from website<br />
* Orange Snow Poles from Room 106<br />
<br />
===Things to ship===<br />
* Solar Panels for radio repeater<br />
* Sled for hauling around watershed<br />
* stop signs<br />
* large actionpacker with snow survey supplies<br />
* snow shoes<br />
* Most likely Bob's trip gear<br />
* survey tripods<br />
* solar panels<br />
* 12 volt batteries<br />
* battery charger<br />
* snow poles<br />
* deadman anchors<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/20 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R40294<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* shovels (nome Storage)<br />
* 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
* 3x Snow density tube<br />
* 1x magnaprobe<br />
* Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* 2x * snow scale<br />
* short power point on snow survey techniques<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* I think UAF will bring out 4 or 5 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
* small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* small actionpacker<br />
* radios so groups can maintain contact<br />
* satellite phone<br />
* satellite tracker<br />
* Snow poles<br />
** http://www.interwestsafety.com/Product/-315/Snow-Poles/<br />
* 2x avalanche probes<br />
<br />
<br />
===Cameras===<br />
* pole?<br />
<br />
====To Purchase yet====<br />
* ziplocs<br />
* rebar<br />
* deadman supplies for markers<br />
* ground rod clamps <br />
* <br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/20====<br />
* Bob Busey (Noon) & LANL Crew (Evening) arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
* pick up stuff from cargo<br />
** gear<br />
** safety equipment<br />
* groceries<br />
*<br />
<br />
====3/21====<br />
* Lily Cohen & Bob Bolton arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
** get settled.<br />
** get groceries<br />
<br />
====3/22====<br />
Survey marker trip day:<br />
* 8am start<br />
* 10am arrive on-site and set up survey gps system<br />
* 10:45 snowmachine to the top of the drainage. Work down the hill deploying markers<br />
* ~7 hrs to deploy markers for UAV/helo<br />
** Stop sign<br />
** rebar<br />
** wooden anchor<br />
** chains<br />
** paracord<br />
** knife<br />
* evening: return to Nome.<br />
* Snow Poles<br />
* <br />
====3/23====<br />
* Begin snow surveys in Teller<br />
* Proceed from site to site<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* Radio test in Council?<br />
* Move base station in Nome<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* End of trip need to deploy Pressure Transducer that is in Nome Storage<br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_SW <br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_top for CFM100<br />
<br />
===Stop sign markers===<br />
These markers will be placed on location at the beginning of the trip and will remain through fall 2017 but will require adjusting a couple of times as the snow melts.<br />
==== Parts:====<br />
* rebar<br />
* 1 stop sign<br />
* 4 wooden stakes<br />
* 4 lengths of chain<br />
* 2 grounding nuts<br />
* 4 lengths of paracord<br />
====Tools====<br />
* wrench to tighten grounding nuts<br />
* knife to cut paracord to length<br />
* light hand maul to pound in wooden stakes<br />
* bosch hammer drill<br />
====Instructions for initial deployment====<br />
* Locate site<br />
* push rebar to ground through snowpack.<br />
* place grounding nut on rebar and position 4 - 6 inches above snow surface and tighten<br />
* place stop sign on rebar<br />
* put second grounding nut on rebar making sandwich with stop sign. <br />
* start making deadman anchor by collecting materials<br />
** take one wooden stake<br />
** one rectangle of fencing<br />
** one length of paracord<br />
* string paracord through the middle hole of wooden anchor and also the fencing.<br />
* tie a knot.. could do a larkshead here<br />
* put a chain through one of the four perimeter holes on stop sign. <br />
* run the paracord through the chain and tie a trucker's hitch or similar to keep stop sign taut.<br />
* survey in stop sign using GPS<br />
====Later in first trip====<br />
* when visiting the site on foot, bring the hammer drill.<br />
* excavate a hole down to the ground surface.<br />
* drill a hole with the hammer drill<br />
* put the rebar into this hole<br />
* redo the deadman anchors<br />
* resurvey the stop sign<br />
====Ablation trip====<br />
* adjust deadman as needed<br />
* as the snow decreases it may become useful to transition from deadman anchors in snow to wooden stakes in ground.<br />
* use the hammer drill to predrill a hole at a healthy distance from the stop sign and re-secure the stop sign.</div>216.67.78.141http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2017_NGEE_March_Nome_Trip&diff=31362017 NGEE March Nome Trip2017-03-15T19:58:36Z<p>216.67.78.141: </p>
<hr />
<div>Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc.<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* Make sure GPS systems are compatible between groups<br />
* Decide if PDF Maps is worth purchasing or if an alternative is better<br />
* 3/18/2017: Call Builders Industrial Supply to order 5/8" rebar<br />
<br />
===To Purchase===<br />
* fieldbooks<br />
* rebar<br />
*<br />
<br />
<br />
===Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* one tent in Fairbanks, one tent in Nome storage<br />
* 2 stoves in Fairbanks<br />
** fuel going hazmat on NAC<br />
* emergency bivys in Fairbanks<br />
* sleeping bags: 2 in nome storage, 1 here<br />
<br />
<br />
===Shipping===<br />
* 3 Helicopter Helmet Box<br />
* Actionpacker #1<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wire<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wooden stake<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor chain (Handy Link Chain Size #135)<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor 1/8" quick link<br />
** 20+ grounding rod nuts<br />
* 20 boxed stop signs<br />
* Bob's Skis &polk poles<br />
* tobogan sled<br />
<br />
===Things to ship===<br />
* Solar Panels for radio repeater<br />
* Sled for hauling around watershed<br />
* stop signs<br />
* large actionpacker with snow survey supplies<br />
* snow shoes<br />
* Most likely Bob's trip gear<br />
* survey tripods<br />
* solar panels<br />
* 12 volt batteries<br />
* battery charger<br />
* snow poles<br />
* deadman anchors<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/20 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R40294<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* shovels (nome Storage)<br />
* 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
* 3x Snow density tube<br />
* 1x magnaprobe<br />
* Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* 2x * snow scale<br />
* short power point on snow survey techniques<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* I think UAF will bring out 4 or 5 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
* small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* small actionpacker<br />
* radios so groups can maintain contact<br />
* satellite phone<br />
* satellite tracker<br />
* Snow poles<br />
** http://www.interwestsafety.com/Product/-315/Snow-Poles/<br />
* 2x avalanche probes<br />
<br />
<br />
===Cameras===<br />
* pole?<br />
<br />
====To Purchase yet====<br />
* ziplocs<br />
* rebar<br />
* deadman supplies for markers<br />
* ground rod clamps <br />
* <br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/20====<br />
* Bob Busey (Noon) & LANL Crew (Evening) arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
* pick up stuff from cargo<br />
** gear<br />
** safety equipment<br />
* groceries<br />
*<br />
<br />
====3/21====<br />
* Lily Cohen & Bob Bolton arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
** get settled.<br />
** get groceries<br />
<br />
====3/22====<br />
Survey marker trip day:<br />
* 8am start<br />
* 10am arrive on-site and set up survey gps system<br />
* 10:45 snowmachine to the top of the drainage. Work down the hill deploying markers<br />
* ~7 hrs to deploy markers for UAV/helo<br />
** Stop sign<br />
** rebar<br />
** wooden anchor<br />
** chains<br />
** paracord<br />
** knife<br />
* evening: return to Nome.<br />
* Snow Poles<br />
* <br />
====3/23====<br />
* Begin snow surveys in Teller<br />
* Proceed from site to site<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* Radio test in Council?<br />
* Move base station in Nome<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* End of trip need to deploy Pressure Transducer that is in Nome Storage<br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_SW <br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_top for CFM100<br />
<br />
===Stop sign markers===<br />
These markers will be placed on location at the beginning of the trip and will remain through fall 2017 but will require adjusting a couple of times as the snow melts.<br />
==== Parts:====<br />
* rebar<br />
* 1 stop sign<br />
* 4 wooden stakes<br />
* 4 lengths of chain<br />
* 2 grounding nuts<br />
* 4 lengths of paracord<br />
====Tools====<br />
* wrench to tighten grounding nuts<br />
* knife to cut paracord to length<br />
* light hand maul to pound in wooden stakes<br />
* bosch hammer drill<br />
====Instructions for initial deployment====<br />
* Locate site<br />
* push rebar to ground through snowpack.<br />
* place grounding nut on rebar and position 4 - 6 inches above snow surface and tighten<br />
* place stop sign on rebar<br />
* put second grounding nut on rebar making sandwich with stop sign. <br />
* start making deadman anchor by collecting materials<br />
** take one wooden stake<br />
** one rectangle of fencing<br />
** one length of paracord<br />
* string paracord through the middle hole of wooden anchor and also the fencing.<br />
* tie a knot.. could do a larkshead here<br />
* put a chain through one of the four perimeter holes on stop sign. <br />
* run the paracord through the chain and tie a trucker's hitch or similar to keep stop sign taut.<br />
* survey in stop sign using GPS<br />
====Later in first trip====<br />
* when visiting the site on foot, bring the hammer drill.<br />
* excavate a hole down to the ground surface.<br />
* drill a hole with the hammer drill<br />
* put the rebar into this hole<br />
* redo the deadman anchors<br />
* resurvey the stop sign<br />
====Ablation trip====<br />
* adjust deadman as needed<br />
* as the snow decreases it may become useful to transition from deadman anchors in snow to wooden stakes in ground.<br />
* use the hammer drill to predrill a hole at a healthy distance from the stop sign and re-secure the stop sign.</div>216.67.78.141http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2017_NGEE_March_Nome_Trip&diff=31352017 NGEE March Nome Trip2017-03-15T19:58:06Z<p>216.67.78.141: </p>
<hr />
<div>Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc.<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* Make sure GPS systems are compatible between groups<br />
* Decide if PDF Maps is worth purchasing or if an alternative is better<br />
* 3/18/2017: Call Builders Industrial Supply to order 5/8" rebar<br />
<br />
===To Purchase===<br />
* fieldbooks<br />
* rebar<br />
*<br />
<br />
<br />
===Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* one tent in Fairbanks, one tent in Nome storage<br />
* 2 stoves in Fairbanks<br />
** fuel going hazmat on NAC<br />
* emergency bivys in Fairbanks<br />
* sleeping bags: 2 in nome storage, 1 here<br />
<br />
<br />
===Shipping===<br />
* 3 Helicopter Helmet Box<br />
* Actionpacker #1<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wire<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor wooden stake<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor chain (Handy Link Chain Size #135)<br />
** 80+ deadman anchor 1/8" quick link<br />
** 20+ grounding rod nuts<br />
* 20 boxed stop signs<br />
*<br />
<br />
===Things to ship===<br />
* Solar Panels for radio repeater<br />
* Sled for hauling around watershed<br />
* stop signs<br />
* large actionpacker with snow survey supplies<br />
* snow shoes<br />
* Most likely Bob's trip gear<br />
* survey tripods<br />
* solar panels<br />
* 12 volt batteries<br />
* battery charger<br />
* snow poles<br />
* deadman anchors<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/20 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R40294<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* shovels (nome Storage)<br />
* 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
* 3x Snow density tube<br />
* 1x magnaprobe<br />
* Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* 2x * snow scale<br />
* short power point on snow survey techniques<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* I think UAF will bring out 4 or 5 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
* small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* small actionpacker<br />
* radios so groups can maintain contact<br />
* satellite phone<br />
* satellite tracker<br />
* Snow poles<br />
** http://www.interwestsafety.com/Product/-315/Snow-Poles/<br />
* 2x avalanche probes<br />
<br />
<br />
===Cameras===<br />
* pole?<br />
<br />
====To Purchase yet====<br />
* ziplocs<br />
* rebar<br />
* deadman supplies for markers<br />
* ground rod clamps <br />
* <br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/20====<br />
* Bob Busey (Noon) & LANL Crew (Evening) arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
* pick up stuff from cargo<br />
** gear<br />
** safety equipment<br />
* groceries<br />
*<br />
<br />
====3/21====<br />
* Lily Cohen & Bob Bolton arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
** get settled.<br />
** get groceries<br />
<br />
====3/22====<br />
Survey marker trip day:<br />
* 8am start<br />
* 10am arrive on-site and set up survey gps system<br />
* 10:45 snowmachine to the top of the drainage. Work down the hill deploying markers<br />
* ~7 hrs to deploy markers for UAV/helo<br />
** Stop sign<br />
** rebar<br />
** wooden anchor<br />
** chains<br />
** paracord<br />
** knife<br />
* evening: return to Nome.<br />
* Snow Poles<br />
* <br />
====3/23====<br />
* Begin snow surveys in Teller<br />
* Proceed from site to site<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* Radio test in Council?<br />
* Move base station in Nome<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* End of trip need to deploy Pressure Transducer that is in Nome Storage<br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_SW <br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_top for CFM100<br />
<br />
===Stop sign markers===<br />
These markers will be placed on location at the beginning of the trip and will remain through fall 2017 but will require adjusting a couple of times as the snow melts.<br />
==== Parts:====<br />
* rebar<br />
* 1 stop sign<br />
* 4 wooden stakes<br />
* 4 lengths of chain<br />
* 2 grounding nuts<br />
* 4 lengths of paracord<br />
====Tools====<br />
* wrench to tighten grounding nuts<br />
* knife to cut paracord to length<br />
* light hand maul to pound in wooden stakes<br />
* bosch hammer drill<br />
====Instructions for initial deployment====<br />
* Locate site<br />
* push rebar to ground through snowpack.<br />
* place grounding nut on rebar and position 4 - 6 inches above snow surface and tighten<br />
* place stop sign on rebar<br />
* put second grounding nut on rebar making sandwich with stop sign. <br />
* start making deadman anchor by collecting materials<br />
** take one wooden stake<br />
** one rectangle of fencing<br />
** one length of paracord<br />
* string paracord through the middle hole of wooden anchor and also the fencing.<br />
* tie a knot.. could do a larkshead here<br />
* put a chain through one of the four perimeter holes on stop sign. <br />
* run the paracord through the chain and tie a trucker's hitch or similar to keep stop sign taut.<br />
* survey in stop sign using GPS<br />
====Later in first trip====<br />
* when visiting the site on foot, bring the hammer drill.<br />
* excavate a hole down to the ground surface.<br />
* drill a hole with the hammer drill<br />
* put the rebar into this hole<br />
* redo the deadman anchors<br />
* resurvey the stop sign<br />
====Ablation trip====<br />
* adjust deadman as needed<br />
* as the snow decreases it may become useful to transition from deadman anchors in snow to wooden stakes in ground.<br />
* use the hammer drill to predrill a hole at a healthy distance from the stop sign and re-secure the stop sign.</div>216.67.78.141http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2017_NGEE_March_Nome_Trip&diff=31342017 NGEE March Nome Trip2017-03-14T22:35:59Z<p>216.67.78.141: </p>
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<div>Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc.<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* Make sure GPS systems are compatible between groups<br />
* Decide if PDF Maps is worth purchasing or if an alternative is better<br />
* 3/18/2017: Call Builders Industrial Supply to order 5/8" rebar<br />
<br />
===To Purchase===<br />
* fieldbooks<br />
* rebar<br />
*<br />
<br />
<br />
===Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* Helmets are at post office.<br />
* one tent in Fairbanks, one tent in Nome storage<br />
* 2 stoves in Fairbanks<br />
** fuel going hazmat on NAC<br />
* emergency bivys in Fairbanks<br />
* sleeping bags: 2 in nome storage, 1 here<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
===Things to ship===<br />
* Solar Panels for radio repeater<br />
* Sled for hauling around watershed<br />
* stop signs<br />
* large actionpacker with snow survey supplies<br />
* snow shoes<br />
* Most likely Bob's trip gear<br />
* survey tripods<br />
* solar panels<br />
* 12 volt batteries<br />
* battery charger<br />
* snow poles<br />
* deadman anchors<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/20 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R40294<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* shovels (nome Storage)<br />
* 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
* 3x Snow density tube<br />
* 1x magnaprobe<br />
* Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* 2x * snow scale<br />
* short power point on snow survey techniques<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* I think UAF will bring out 4 or 5 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
* small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* small actionpacker<br />
* radios so groups can maintain contact<br />
* satellite phone<br />
* satellite tracker<br />
* Snow poles<br />
** http://www.interwestsafety.com/Product/-315/Snow-Poles/<br />
* 2x avalanche probes<br />
<br />
<br />
===Cameras===<br />
* pole?<br />
<br />
====To Purchase yet====<br />
* ziplocs<br />
* rebar<br />
* deadman supplies for markers<br />
* ground rod clamps <br />
* <br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/20====<br />
* Bob Busey (Noon) & LANL Crew (Evening) arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
* pick up stuff from cargo<br />
** gear<br />
** safety equipment<br />
* groceries<br />
*<br />
<br />
====3/21====<br />
* Lily Cohen & Bob Bolton arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
** get settled.<br />
** get groceries<br />
<br />
====3/22====<br />
Survey marker trip day:<br />
* 8am start<br />
* 10am arrive on-site and set up survey gps system<br />
* 10:45 snowmachine to the top of the drainage. Work down the hill deploying markers<br />
* ~7 hrs to deploy markers for UAV/helo<br />
** Stop sign<br />
** rebar<br />
** wooden anchor<br />
** chains<br />
** paracord<br />
** knife<br />
* evening: return to Nome.<br />
* Snow Poles<br />
* <br />
====3/23====<br />
* Begin snow surveys in Teller<br />
* Proceed from site to site<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* Radio test in Council?<br />
* Move base station in Nome<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* End of trip need to deploy Pressure Transducer that is in Nome Storage<br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_SW <br />
* Need to reprogram Teller_top for CFM100<br />
<br />
===Stop sign markers===<br />
These markers will be placed on location at the beginning of the trip and will remain through fall 2017 but will require adjusting a couple of times as the snow melts.<br />
==== Parts:====<br />
* rebar<br />
* 1 stop sign<br />
* 4 wooden stakes<br />
* 4 lengths of chain<br />
* 2 grounding nuts<br />
* 4 lengths of paracord<br />
====Tools====<br />
* wrench to tighten grounding nuts<br />
* knife to cut paracord to length<br />
* light hand maul to pound in wooden stakes<br />
* bosch hammer drill<br />
====Instructions for initial deployment====<br />
* Locate site<br />
* push rebar to ground through snowpack.<br />
* place grounding nut on rebar and position 4 - 6 inches above snow surface and tighten<br />
* place stop sign on rebar<br />
* put second grounding nut on rebar making sandwich with stop sign. <br />
* start making deadman anchor by collecting materials<br />
** take one wooden stake<br />
** one rectangle of fencing<br />
** one length of paracord<br />
* string paracord through the middle hole of wooden anchor and also the fencing.<br />
* tie a knot.. could do a larkshead here<br />
* put a chain through one of the four perimeter holes on stop sign. <br />
* run the paracord through the chain and tie a trucker's hitch or similar to keep stop sign taut.<br />
* survey in stop sign using GPS<br />
====Later in first trip====<br />
* when visiting the site on foot, bring the hammer drill.<br />
* excavate a hole down to the ground surface.<br />
* drill a hole with the hammer drill<br />
* put the rebar into this hole<br />
* redo the deadman anchors<br />
* resurvey the stop sign<br />
====Ablation trip====<br />
* adjust deadman as needed<br />
* as the snow decreases it may become useful to transition from deadman anchors in snow to wooden stakes in ground.<br />
* use the hammer drill to predrill a hole at a healthy distance from the stop sign and re-secure the stop sign.</div>216.67.78.141http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=K3_Mauze_Instrumentation_History&diff=1616K3 Mauze Instrumentation History2017-03-07T07:05:06Z<p>216.67.78.141: </p>
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<div> Radio -- Freewave FGR S/N 878-7574<br />
CR10X --<br />
<br />
1m Vaisala HMP45C Air Temperature / Relative Humidity<br />
8/18/2011 Removed V1140070<br />
8/18/2011 Added W0510005<br />
<br />
3m Vaisala HMP45C Air Temperature / Relative Humidity<br />
8/18/2011 Removed V0550054<br />
8/18/2011 Added T5110037<br />
<br />
3m RM Young 05103 Anemometer<br />
8/7/2012 Removed s/n 61996<br />
8/7/2012 Added s/n 111735<br />
<br />
Snow Depth<br />
8/18/2011 Removed S/N Illegible<br />
8/18/2011 Added S/N C1963<br />
8/7/2012 Removed SR50 s/n C1963<br />
8/7/2012 Added SR50'''A''' s/n 2910<br />
<br />
Rebs Q7.1 Net Radiometer<br />
6/23/2010 Q99095 CF+9.95 CF-12.41<br />
6/23/2010 Domes Replaced & Radiometer <br />
8/16/2011 Domes Replaced & Radiometer Leveled<br />
8/7/2012 Domes Replaced & Radiometer Leveled<br />
<br />
Rain gage<br />
8/11/2010 New Precip stand<br />
8/18/2011 Precip bucket leveled<br />
8/7/2012 Precip bucket leveled<br />
<br />
Soil Sensors<br />
8/1/2009 Find soil lid lifted by bear.</div>216.67.78.141http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2017_NGEE_March_Nome_Trip&diff=31312017 NGEE March Nome Trip2017-03-01T18:54:39Z<p>216.67.78.141: </p>
<hr />
<div>Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc.<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* Finalize Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* Make sure GPS systems are compatible between groups<br />
* Decide if PDF Maps is worth purchasing or if an alternative is better<br />
<br />
<br />
===Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* Helmets Ship 2/27<br />
* one tent in Fairbanks, one tent in Nome storage<br />
* stove<br />
* emergency bivys<br />
<br />
<br />
===Things to ship===<br />
* Solar Panels for radio repeater<br />
* Sleds for hauling around watershed<br />
* stop signs<br />
* rebar<br />
* large actionpacker with snow survey supplies<br />
* snow shoes<br />
* Most likely Bob's trip gear<br />
* survey tripods<br />
<br />
<br />
===Aurora Vehicle Reservation===<br />
* 3/20 to 4/7 SUV<br />
* Reservation: R40294<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* shovels<br />
* 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
** have one long sensor that still needs to be found.<br />
* 3x Snow density tube<br />
* 1x magnaprobe<br />
* Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* snow scale<br />
* short power point on snow survey techniques<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* I think UAF will bring out 4 or 5 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
* small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* small actionpacker<br />
* radios so groups can maintain contact<br />
* satellite phone<br />
* satellite tracker<br />
* Snow poles<br />
** http://www.interwestsafety.com/Product/-315/Snow-Poles/<br />
* stop sign control markers<br />
*<br />
<br />
===Cameras===<br />
* pole?<br />
<br />
====To Purchase yet====<br />
* ziplocs<br />
* rebar<br />
* deadman supplies for markers<br />
* ground rod clamps <br />
* <br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/20====<br />
* Bob Busey (Noon) & LANL Crew (Evening) arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
* pick up stuff from cargo<br />
** gear<br />
** safety equipment<br />
* groceries<br />
*<br />
<br />
====3/21====<br />
* Lily Cohen & Bob Bolton arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
** get settled.<br />
** get groceries<br />
<br />
====3/22====<br />
Survey marker trip day:<br />
* 8am start<br />
* 10am arrive on-site and set up survey gps system<br />
* 10:45 snowmachine to the top of the drainage. Work down the hill deploying markers<br />
* ~7 hrs to deploy markers for UAV/helo<br />
** Stop sign<br />
** rebar protection<br />
** rebar<br />
* evening: return to Nome.<br />
* Snow Poles<br />
* <br />
====3/23====<br />
* Begin snow surveys in Teller<br />
* Proceed from site to site<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* Radio test in Council<br />
* Move base station in Nome<br />
* download station data at three loggers in Teller<br />
* End of trip need to deploy Pressure Transducer that is in Nome Storage<br />
* Need to program Teller_SW site to send satellite data<br />
* Need to program Teller_Bottom site to send satellite data</div>216.67.78.141http://ocotal.iarc.uaf.edu/index.php?title=2017_NGEE_March_Nome_Trip&diff=31302017 NGEE March Nome Trip2017-02-27T23:57:44Z<p>216.67.78.141: </p>
<hr />
<div>Just a skeleton of a beginning but wanted a place to collect scraps of ideas etc.<br />
<br />
====To Do Yet====<br />
* Helicopter Safety Plan<br />
* Renew Tracker plans for field season (purchase request submitted for this)<br />
* Make sure GPS systems are compatible between groups<br />
* PR for & Ship stuff (Nome Gnome receive)<br />
* Decide if PDF Maps is worth purchasing or if an alternative is better<br />
<br />
===Helicopter Safety Gear===<br />
* Helmets Ship 2/27<br />
* one tent in Fairbanks, one tent in Nome storage<br />
* <br />
<br />
===Things to ship===<br />
* Solar Panels for radio repeater<br />
* Sleds for hauling around watershed<br />
* stop signs<br />
* rebar<br />
* large actionpacker with snow survey supplies<br />
* snow shoes<br />
* Most likely Bob's trip gear<br />
* survey tripods<br />
<br />
<br />
===General Snow Survey Gear===<br />
* 2x Thermal Conductivity Probes<br />
** have one long sensor that still needs to be found.<br />
* 3x Snow density tube<br />
* 1x magnaprobe<br />
* Lots of labeled ziplocs<br />
* snow scale<br />
* short power point on snow survey techniques<br />
* one pager for fieldbooks on what to do<br />
* I think UAF will bring out 4 or 5 pairs of snow shoes plus one pair of skis<br />
* small sled (can haul out by snowmachine on the 21st and leave for our use the rest of the time)<br />
* small actionpacker<br />
* radios so groups can maintain contact<br />
* satellite phone<br />
* satellite tracker<br />
* Snow poles<br />
** http://www.interwestsafety.com/Product/-315/Snow-Poles/<br />
* stop sign control markers<br />
<br />
<br />
===Cameras===<br />
* pole?<br />
<br />
====To Purchase yet====<br />
* ziplocs<br />
* rebar<br />
* deadman supplies for markers<br />
* ground rod clamps <br />
* <br />
<br />
====Itinerary====<br />
<br />
====3/20====<br />
* Bob Busey (Noon) & LANL Crew (Evening) arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
* pick up stuff from cargo<br />
** gear<br />
** safety equipment<br />
* groceries<br />
*<br />
<br />
====3/21====<br />
* Lily Cohen & Bob Bolton arrive in Nome<br />
* Hotel opens @ 3pm<br />
** get settled.<br />
** get groceries<br />
<br />
====3/22====<br />
Survey marker trip day:<br />
* 8am start<br />
* 10am arrive on-site and set up survey gps system<br />
* 10:45 snowmachine to the top of the drainage. Work down the hill deploying markers<br />
* ~7 hrs to deploy markers for UAV/helo<br />
** Stop sign<br />
** rebar protection<br />
** rebar<br />
* evening: return to Nome.<br />
* Snow Poles<br />
* <br />
====3/22====<br />
* Begin snow surveys in Teller<br />
* Proceed from site to site<br />
<br />
<br />
====Random====<br />
* Radio test in Council<br />
* Move base station in Nome</div>216.67.78.141