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'''Tape Color is Yellow'''
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===Sensor Heights===
===Inventory===
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====Meteorological====
* Use Aluminum tripod from Museum
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* Air Temperature / Relative Humidity / Dew Point Temperature
* Need to replace some bolts... take care of this 8/3 (Aisle was closed at Home Depot)
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** Vaisala HMP155
** See clipboard for info
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** 2.20 meters above ground surface
* Reuse the 10' x 1" pipe up top used the by the cameras for the net radiometer cross arm
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* Windspeed / Wind Direction
** I think we'll need to have a vertical support partway out the pole to keep it all level.
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** RM Young 05103 Alpine
** could use unistrut for all of this but will need to drill a hole in one of the unistruts because the holes don't entirely line up.
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** 4.12 meters above ground surface
** ubolt horizontal unistrut to tower
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* Summer Precipitation
** ubolt 1" pipe to horizontal unistrut
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** Texas Electronics TE-525M
** partway out horizontal pipe then add a vertical piece of unistrut. 
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** No altar shield
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** Mounted at 0.96 meters
* Two batteries up top.  We'll need to helicopter these up.
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====Snow====
* battery box for up top remains in 106 to carry sensors out in second shipment.
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* Snow Depth at station
* Cross arms:
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** 1.83 meters
** Net radiometer
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* Snow Depth away from station
** additional one for AT/RH
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** 1.57 meter on top of peat covering permafrost (a high point)
** Need to figure out what to do up top for the anemometer...
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* Snow Temperature Profile
*** 3/4"insert is up there but need to go 3/4" to 1" vertical...
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** Thermistors every 4cm 0 to 88 cm above ground service
* '''Complications'''
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** located adjacent to the station in an area that will be drifted early in the season.
** crossarm ubolts from Campbell aren't big enough diameter to go around this pipe.
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** Need to confirm the model number
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====Anchoring system====
 
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===Sensors===
 
* 1 Soil pit
 
** Hydraprobes @ 5 depths
 
** soil thermal conductivity at 4 depths
 
** one additional surface temperature
 
* 1 GIPL VATP (I'm on the fence about the length for this one)
 
* Met
 
** HMP155 AT/RH @ 1.5m ''(already up top)''
 
*** Radiation shield too
 
** RM Young anemometer for up top
 
** If have enough, a skin temperature sensor (SI-111)
 
** CNR4 Net Radiometer ''(already up top)''
 
** TE525MM with cable.
 
*** Calibrated in the lab, read 52.4 mm when it should have read 60mm.  Therefore, in program, use multiplier 60/53*0.1 = 0.113 instead of 0.1
 
* Anything else?
 
  
===Extras===
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====Radiation====
* Need to measure resistance of heaters for all thermal conductivity sensors
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* Interval camera
* need to color code all subsurface sensors
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** Looking generally to the north, 2-4 photos per day
* need to make sure extension cords are included for solar panel to charge controller
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* Skin Surface Temperature
* same for battery to charge controller
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** Apogee SI-111
* and again logger to charge controller
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** 2.15 meters above ground
* also need fused power and spare fuses
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* 4 component Net Radiation
* power jumper cables to put the two batteries in parallel
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** Kipp & Zonen CNR4, No fan or heater active
* Need to drill out hole in battery box for the liquid-tite.
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** Shortwave Up/Down
* need to trim back the Vitel cable so that we can wire them up properly
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** Longwave Up/Down
* need to include terminal strips for power, ground, and control of Vitels.
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** 2.15 meters above ground surface
* probably need to figure out if we need additional terminal strips for the thermal conductivity.
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====Subsurface====
 
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* Soil Temperature Profile
 
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** Sensor positions are same as for the Barrow sites, 0 to 1.00 meters below ground surface (had to cut last two sensors)
===To Buy up top:===
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** Need to confirm the model number
* 1" unistrut pipe clamp for net radiometer
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* Soil Pit
** may have this in our unistrut stock.
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** Thermal Conductivity
* Anchoring system supplies
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*** East30 sensors
* review photos for nome storage stock.
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*** 10, 20, 30, 40 cm below ground surface
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** Soil Temperature
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*** East30 sensors
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*** 10, 20, 30, 40 cm below ground surface
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** Soil Moisture
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*** Stevens HydraProbe II
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*** 5, 10, 20, 30, 40 cm below ground surface
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** Soil Heat Flux
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** Hukseflux HFP01
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** 5 & 50 cm below ground surface

Latest revision as of 10:19, 6 October 2016

Sensor Heights

Meteorological

  • Air Temperature / Relative Humidity / Dew Point Temperature
    • Vaisala HMP155
    • 2.20 meters above ground surface
  • Windspeed / Wind Direction
    • RM Young 05103 Alpine
    • 4.12 meters above ground surface
  • Summer Precipitation
    • Texas Electronics TE-525M
    • No altar shield
    • Mounted at 0.96 meters

Snow

  • Snow Depth at station
    • 1.83 meters
  • Snow Depth away from station
    • 1.57 meter on top of peat covering permafrost (a high point)
  • Snow Temperature Profile
    • Thermistors every 4cm 0 to 88 cm above ground service
    • located adjacent to the station in an area that will be drifted early in the season.
    • Need to confirm the model number

Radiation

  • Interval camera
    • Looking generally to the north, 2-4 photos per day
  • Skin Surface Temperature
    • Apogee SI-111
    • 2.15 meters above ground
  • 4 component Net Radiation
    • Kipp & Zonen CNR4, No fan or heater active
    • Shortwave Up/Down
    • Longwave Up/Down
    • 2.15 meters above ground surface

Subsurface

  • Soil Temperature Profile
    • Sensor positions are same as for the Barrow sites, 0 to 1.00 meters below ground surface (had to cut last two sensors)
    • Need to confirm the model number
  • Soil Pit
    • Thermal Conductivity
      • East30 sensors
      • 10, 20, 30, 40 cm below ground surface
    • Soil Temperature
      • East30 sensors
      • 10, 20, 30, 40 cm below ground surface
    • Soil Moisture
      • Stevens HydraProbe II
      • 5, 10, 20, 30, 40 cm below ground surface
    • Soil Heat Flux
    • Hukseflux HFP01
    • 5 & 50 cm below ground surface