NGEE Teller SW Notes
Contents
General
- Look over bash script... need to make sure that QA corrections take place after stage is corrected to match rebar values...
- I'm looking at the 2017 April 27 & 28 discharge measurement times and the corrected data looks great but the raw data looks like it has the shift applied too early. Perhaps that is unavoidable? I'll think on it. but currently not fixed 11/7/2018
Latest
- Unofficially processed through 9/2018
- there are some early winter 2017 peaks I think should be considered.
- hoping to establish stage/discharge curve in 2018
Stage 2016
8/13/2016 3:00 PTs offset 9/14/2016 22:00 PT1 Position Reset & PT2 Removed
- 2016 Offsets for corrected PT 1 Stage:
"2016-08-13 03:00:00",-0.61 "2016-08-15 02:30:00",-0.49 "2016-09-14 22:00:00",-1.83
Stage 2017
4/1/2017 3:00 Station Turned back on, PT2 in place further downstream 10/1/2017 20:00 PT2 Removed 4/28/2017 1:50 shift in pt2? then
- Offset for 4/1/2017+
"2017-04-01 01:30:00",-3.10
Stage 2018
6/15/2018 12:40 AKDT 12cm above rebar 1; 20.5 cm in front of rebar 1 9/24/2018 18:50 AKDT 3cm above rebar 1; 13cm in front of rebar 1 9/26/2018 10:48 AKDT 5cm above rebar 1; 14.5cm in front of rebar 1
Site Downloads / visits:
- Bob 4/21/2016 (CR1000)
- Lily 7/13/2016 (CR1000)
- Bob/Lily 8/12/2016 (CR1000)
- Bob 9/14/2016
- Bob 4/1/2017
- Bob 5/2017
- Bob/Lily 10/1/2017
- Bob 3/30/2018
- Bob 6/13 & 15/2018
- Bob 9/26/2018
From Computer Notes
Need to put into a spreadsheet pressure transducer value / date / manual stage reading.... need to review notes.
Related: discharge measurements Related: Get manual stage & discharge measurements into UTC time.
Then once that is complete can look at using /var/site/uaf_sp/bin/teller_sw.sh and the step utility function to correct everything to proper heights. ...should think about gedit plug ins too to make it more like xed.
Original Google Doc:
Summary Google Doc:
2/8: So.... including precip helps but there is still a period in september / october 2016 that confuses me with the diurnal signal looking more like air temperature driven. Emily and I sort of think that the heating of the cable might be playing a role here but I haven't looked too hard yet.