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* Site Visit 2019-06-16 | * Site Visit 2019-06-16 | ||
* Site Visit 2019-09-19 | * Site Visit 2019-09-19 | ||
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===Instrumentation and Heights=== | ===Instrumentation and Heights=== |
Revision as of 10:56, 2 February 2021
Contents
History
- Site installation 9/21 and 9/24 2018.
- Final initial visit on 9/26/18
- Pictures are filed in "2018 Work Nome September 2018" including pictures of fieldbook notes.
- Site visit 2019-06-10
- Site Visit 2019-06-16
- Site Visit 2019-09-19
- Site Visit 2019-09-26
- Site Visit 2020-10-30
Instrumentation and Heights
- Barometric Air Pressure
- Vaisala PTB110
- AT/RH @ 1.5m, 3.0m
- Rotronic HygroClip2 HC2A
- WS/WD @ 1.5m, 3.0m
- RM Young 01503 variant
- Snow Depth @ 3.0m
- Campbell Scientific SR50A
- Net Radiation @ 1.5m
- Kipp & Zonen CNR4
- Soil Pit 1 = Dry
- Campbell Scientific CS109 sensors
- 1.5cm bgs
- 10cm bgs
- 20cm bgs
- 40cm bgs
- 80cm bgs
- Soil Pit 2 = Wet
- Campbell Scientific CS109 sensors
- 5cm bgs
- 10cm bgs
- 40cm bgs
- 80cm bgs
- All season Precipitation:
- Geonor Weighing Bucket
- ... only powered for summer season
- Drained in October 2020
- Skin Temperature @ 1.5m:
- Apogee Instruments SI-111
Data Downloads
- Station turned on, first record:
- 2018-09-24 22:00
- 2019-06-10 21:30
- 2019-09-26 23:30
- 2020-10-30 21:00
Post Trip Notes
October 2020
- All AT/RH Broken
- Think about putting out a second datalogger co-located since the wiring is so set... or not... I should look into it...
- ... in order to have a nonborked reference air temperature and reference tipping bucket.
June 2019
- Tripod Mast Bent
- CNR4 difficult to level
- Could use a some help keeping lower anemometer from moving. Like maybe a couple pieces of unistrut to keep arm from wobbling
- Need to replace lower AT/RH as it seems completely broken.
- Rotronic HygroClip2 HC2A
- Should look to see if they sell a better top cap for it more resistant to moisture
- Need to get some SW12V adapter to turn AT/RH on/off and look at program / wiring for other things that could be turned off.
- Left 2 guy wire anchors and 100' of guy wire at UAF Storage. Could bring out more anchors or unistrut / nails or something. Maybe pound unistrut into ground and then pin in place?
- I thought Geonor and Solar Panel would require guying but both survived the winter while tripod mast didn't.
- I think snow sensor maybe failed over the winter, too.
- I was thinking a heavier gauge cable for solar panel might be appropriate, too.