Cues - User contributions [en]

Site Networking

2017-09-11T18:21:35Z

Mtc:

CUES has a small range of addresses set aside for use starting with the router at 162.252.90.97 and the 14 addresses above that.

Fixed network info for CUES system in bunker:
<pre>
HOSTNAME=cues-mini
IPADDR=162.252.90.98
broadcast 162.252.90.111
NETMASK=255.255.255.240
ROUTER: 162.252.90.97
DNS Server: 8.8.4.4, 8.8.8.8
</pre>

The site computer has a second NIC via a USB to ethernet adapter using the IP of 192.168.0.77.

192.168.220.101 masc

192.168.0.90 axis camera

192.168.0.101 cr3k1

192.168.0.102 cr3k2

192.168.0.103 cr3k3

192.168.0.234 lidar

192.168.0.251 macp

192.168.0.254 lp lidarpower

Site Networking

2017-09-11T18:21:10Z

Mtc:

CUES has a small range of addresses set aside for use starting with the router at 162.252.90.97 and the 14 addresses above that.

Fixed network info for CUES system in bunker:
<pre>
HOSTNAME=cues-mini
IPADDR=162.252.90.98
broadcast 162.252.90.111
NETMASK=255.255.255.240
ROUTER: 162.252.90.97
DNS Server: 8.8.4.4, 8.8.8.8
</pre>

The site computer has a second NIC via a USB to ethernet adapter using the IP of 192.168.0.77.

192.168.220.101 masc

192.168.0.90 axis camera
192.168.0.101 cr3k1
192.168.0.102 cr3k2
192.168.0.103 cr3k3
192.168.0.234 lidar
192.168.0.251 macp
192.168.0.254 lp lidarpower

Site Camera

2017-09-11T17:54:58Z

Mtc:

The camera at the site is an [http://www.axis.com/products/cam_232dp/index.htm Axis 232D+]

From the site computer you can access it via [http://192.168.0.90/]:

To manually drive the camera:

Pan "X" (Example, change the last number so alter coords):
curl "http://192.168.0.90/axis-cgi/com/ptz.cgi?camera=1&panbar=194,horisontal&barcoord=?149,9"

Tilt "Y" (Example, change the last number so alter coords):
curl "http://192.168.0.90/axis-cgi/com/ptz.cgi?camera=1&tiltbar=194,vertical&barcoord=?13,75"

Little script to point the camera is at ~cues/bin/pointimage... tho I still need to figure out exactly how the coord system works on the camera. Entering the same coords over and over actually shift the camera so movement may be relative to the current position rather than based on some absolute...?

UpRadiometers:
~/bin/pointimage 180 180 180 50

*X,Y=0,0 points at the Whites, support bar on left side of screen.
*X,Y=90,0 -> MidChalet/Chair-1
*X,Y=125,70 -> UpRadiometers.
*X,Y=115,0 -> Minarets.
*X,Y=135,0 -> San Juaquin Ridge
*X,Y=180,180 -> Support Pole.
*X,Y=90,180 -> MidChalet/Chair-1
*X,Y=45,180 -> Pond/IBeam

Zoom (this doesn't actually werk, trying to get some info on how to zoom):
http://192.168.0.90/incl/specialzoomcmd.shtml?camNo=1&zoombar=178&coord=?139,15

Get an image:
curl "http://192.168.0.90/axis-cgi/jpg/image.cgi?resolution=4CIF" -o foo.jpg
curl "http://192.168.0.90/axis-cgi/jpg/image.cgi?resolution=4CIF" -o CUES-`date +%Y%m%d-%H%M`.jpg

On 20090910:
<pre>
Firmware version: 4.41.1
MAC address: 00:40:8C:89:47:DC
IP: 192.168.0.90
Administrator username: root, reason passwd
Operator username: cues, reason passwd.
</pre>

The PDF's for the camera are in the Documents folder at site.

Site Computer

2014-10-29T15:24:14Z

Mtc: /* TeamViewer */

System name is CUES-Mini, it's at 192.168.220.251 on the MMSA Employee Net and at 8.12.165.155 from anywhere.

==TeamViewer==
*2014-CUES-Win: 165 385 363
*2014-New CUES-Mac: 164 092 848
Older entries
*CUES-Win-new: 294 636 003
*CUES-Mac: 173 704 513
*New CUES-Win: 294 594 032
*MASC: 974 763 535

==VNC over SSH==
Getting onto the system from the outside:

I've got the site system accepting VNC connections via an SSH tunnel. Here's a good [http://fotinakis.com/blog/blog/2008/secure-mac-screen-sharing/ VNC over SSH HowTo].

That's designed for the Mac but you'll get the idea. Username is "cues".

The key bit is the login tunnel:

ssh c...@8.12.165.155 -L 5900:localhost:5900

Then, on the Mac anyhow, you'll fire up a VNC session (Command-K from the Finder) and enter:

vnc://localhost:0

==LiDAR==
===Power Cycling the LiDAR remotely===
*Get onto the CUES system at the site (SHOULD work from either the Mac or Win system)
*Open up a cygwin or command terminal.
*ssh c...@192.168.0.254
**standard passwd you should all know.
**It'll take a short while to login and then give you a "Sentry" prompt.
*off
*LiDAR
*wait 5 seconds or humm the Jeapordy Tune.
*on
*LiDAR

==Networks==

en0 (MMSA ResNet):
192.168.220.251
255.255.255.0
192.168.220.1
SME

en2 (CUES Pre-20110920 private subnet):
10.1.1.251
255.255.255.0
10.1.1.1

en3 (CUES Mac on Private subnet):
192.168.0.251

Data Loggers:
*CR3000-1: IP: 192.168.0.101
*CR3000-2: IP: 192.168.0.102
*CR3000-3: IP: 192.168.0.103

LiDAR:
*IP 192.168.0.234

LiDAR IP-Power Switched CDU [http://www.servertech.com/products/switched-pdus/switched-pdu-cw-2h-ipm-2 Manual]:
*IP: 192.168.0.254

Camera:
*IP: 192.168.0.90

==Backups==
System is running TimeMachine onto "CUES-TimeMachine" drive which is a 160GB laptop drive plugged in via USB. The VMware Fusion system is set to take Auto-SnapShots in order to keep from having to backup the entire VM every TimeMachine instance as explained [http://jasonnash.wordpress.com/2009/07/22/protecting-your-vmware-fusion-vms-with-time-machine/ here].

Colee is also keeping a CCCloner copy of the system at UCSB.

Site Computer

2014-10-29T14:20:26Z

Mtc: /* TeamViewer */

System name is CUES-Mini, it's at 192.168.220.251 on the MMSA Employee Net and at 8.12.165.155 from anywhere.

==TeamViewer==
*2014-CUES-Win: 165 385 363
*2014-New CUES-Mac: 164 092 848

*CUES-Win-new: 294 636 003
*CUES-Mac: 173 704 513
*New CUES-Win: 294 594 032
*MASC: 974 763 535

==VNC over SSH==
Getting onto the system from the outside:

I've got the site system accepting VNC connections via an SSH tunnel. Here's a good [http://fotinakis.com/blog/blog/2008/secure-mac-screen-sharing/ VNC over SSH HowTo].

That's designed for the Mac but you'll get the idea. Username is "cues".

The key bit is the login tunnel:

ssh c...@8.12.165.155 -L 5900:localhost:5900

Then, on the Mac anyhow, you'll fire up a VNC session (Command-K from the Finder) and enter:

vnc://localhost:0

==LiDAR==
===Power Cycling the LiDAR remotely===
*Get onto the CUES system at the site (SHOULD work from either the Mac or Win system)
*Open up a cygwin or command terminal.
*ssh c...@192.168.0.254
**standard passwd you should all know.
**It'll take a short while to login and then give you a "Sentry" prompt.
*off
*LiDAR
*wait 5 seconds or humm the Jeapordy Tune.
*on
*LiDAR

==Networks==

en0 (MMSA ResNet):
192.168.220.251
255.255.255.0
192.168.220.1
SME

en2 (CUES Pre-20110920 private subnet):
10.1.1.251
255.255.255.0
10.1.1.1

en3 (CUES Mac on Private subnet):
192.168.0.251

Data Loggers:
*CR3000-1: IP: 192.168.0.101
*CR3000-2: IP: 192.168.0.102
*CR3000-3: IP: 192.168.0.103

LiDAR:
*IP 192.168.0.234

LiDAR IP-Power Switched CDU [http://www.servertech.com/products/switched-pdus/switched-pdu-cw-2h-ipm-2 Manual]:
*IP: 192.168.0.254

Camera:
*IP: 192.168.0.90

==Backups==
System is running TimeMachine onto "CUES-TimeMachine" drive which is a 160GB laptop drive plugged in via USB. The VMware Fusion system is set to take Auto-SnapShots in order to keep from having to backup the entire VM every TimeMachine instance as explained [http://jasonnash.wordpress.com/2009/07/22/protecting-your-vmware-fusion-vms-with-time-machine/ here].

Colee is also keeping a CCCloner copy of the system at UCSB.

Site Computer

2014-10-29T14:20:00Z

Mtc: /* TeamViewer */

System name is CUES-Mini, it's at 192.168.220.251 on the MMSA Employee Net and at 8.12.165.155 from anywhere.

==TeamViewer==
*2014-CUES-Win: 165 385 363
*2014-New CUES-Mac: 164 092 848

CUES-Win-new: 294 636 003

CUES-Mac: 173 704 513

New CUES-Win: 294 594 032

MASC: 974 763 535

==VNC over SSH==
Getting onto the system from the outside:

I've got the site system accepting VNC connections via an SSH tunnel. Here's a good [http://fotinakis.com/blog/blog/2008/secure-mac-screen-sharing/ VNC over SSH HowTo].

That's designed for the Mac but you'll get the idea. Username is "cues".

The key bit is the login tunnel:

ssh c...@8.12.165.155 -L 5900:localhost:5900

Then, on the Mac anyhow, you'll fire up a VNC session (Command-K from the Finder) and enter:

vnc://localhost:0

==LiDAR==
===Power Cycling the LiDAR remotely===
*Get onto the CUES system at the site (SHOULD work from either the Mac or Win system)
*Open up a cygwin or command terminal.
*ssh c...@192.168.0.254
**standard passwd you should all know.
**It'll take a short while to login and then give you a "Sentry" prompt.
*off
*LiDAR
*wait 5 seconds or humm the Jeapordy Tune.
*on
*LiDAR

==Networks==

en0 (MMSA ResNet):
192.168.220.251
255.255.255.0
192.168.220.1
SME

en2 (CUES Pre-20110920 private subnet):
10.1.1.251
255.255.255.0
10.1.1.1

en3 (CUES Mac on Private subnet):
192.168.0.251

Data Loggers:
*CR3000-1: IP: 192.168.0.101
*CR3000-2: IP: 192.168.0.102
*CR3000-3: IP: 192.168.0.103

LiDAR:
*IP 192.168.0.234

LiDAR IP-Power Switched CDU [http://www.servertech.com/products/switched-pdus/switched-pdu-cw-2h-ipm-2 Manual]:
*IP: 192.168.0.254

Camera:
*IP: 192.168.0.90

==Backups==
System is running TimeMachine onto "CUES-TimeMachine" drive which is a 160GB laptop drive plugged in via USB. The VMware Fusion system is set to take Auto-SnapShots in order to keep from having to backup the entire VM every TimeMachine instance as explained [http://jasonnash.wordpress.com/2009/07/22/protecting-your-vmware-fusion-vms-with-time-machine/ here].

Colee is also keeping a CCCloner copy of the system at UCSB.

TLC-2014

2014-09-10T14:35:03Z

Mtc: /* ToDo */

==ToDo==
*sesame TLC
** glycol/mineral oil for precip guage
** Download all data from the logger.
** pumice re-cover on snow pillow.
** check zero on snow pillow.

* Update radiometer calibration factors.
* replace sonic when it arrives.
* Locker content purge/organize.
* Check up-red radiometer night-time values.
* MASC new lens etc w/ Ned.
* check soil temp/moisture probes.
* check that DWP snow pillow is still reading zero.
* Lysimeters
** Plumbing
** Level
** locations
**Tipping Buckets (mtc this fall in SB).

* Nic atm sensors.

==After TLC stuff==
* Work on real time processing of LiDAR
* Work on data stream from Sesame site.
* Drupal site.
* send out spare radiometer aspirator from CRREL

==Done==
* clean out lysimeter pans
* replace prop-vane anemometer
* replace temp/rh probe
* replace all radiometers
* left spare pir and PSP radiometers
* check depth pingers
* left spare depth pingers.
* replaced up-red aspirator.
* paint touch up on bunker exterior
* Installed 3 of Ben Trustman's SWE sensor plates.
* general cleanup and organization in and around the bunker.

TLC-2014

2014-09-10T14:33:29Z

Mtc: /* Done */

==ToDo==
*sesame TLC
** glycol/mineral oil for precip guage
** Download all data from the logger.
** pumice re-cover on snow pillow.
** check zero on snow pillow.

* Update radiometer calibration factors.
* replace sonic when it arrives.
* Locker content purge/organize.
* Check up-red radiometer night-time values.
* MASC new lens etc w/ Ned.
* check soil temp/moisture probes.
* check that DWP snow pillow is still reading zero.
* Lysimeters
** Plumbing
** Level
** locations
**Tipping Buckets (mtc this fall in SB).

* Ben snow pillows
* Nic atm sensors.

==After TLC stuff==
* Work on real time processing of LiDAR
* Work on data stream from Sesame site.
* Drupal site.
* send out spare radiometer aspirator from CRREL

==Done==
* clean out lysimeter pans
* replace prop-vane anemometer
* replace temp/rh probe
* replace all radiometers
* left spare pir and PSP radiometers
* check depth pingers
* left spare depth pingers.
* replaced up-red aspirator.
* paint touch up on bunker exterior
* Installed 3 of Ben Trustman's SWE sensor plates.
* general cleanup and organization in and around the bunker.

TLC-2014

2014-09-08T21:45:57Z

Mtc: Created page with "==ToDo== *sesame TLC ** glycol/mineral oil for precip guage ** Download all data from the logger. ** pumice re-cover on snow pillow. ** check zero on snow pillow. * Update ra..."

==ToDo==
*sesame TLC
** glycol/mineral oil for precip guage
** Download all data from the logger.
** pumice re-cover on snow pillow.
** check zero on snow pillow.

* Update radiometer calibration factors.
* replace sonic when it arrives.
* Locker content purge/organize.
* Check up-red radiometer night-time values.
* MASC new lens etc w/ Ned.
* check soil temp/moisture probes.
* check that DWP snow pillow is still reading zero.
* Lysimeters
** Plumbing
** Level
** locations
**Tipping Buckets (mtc this fall in SB).

* Ben snow pillows
* Nic atm sensors.

==After TLC stuff==
* Work on real time processing of LiDAR
* Work on data stream from Sesame site.
* Drupal site.
* send out spare radiometer aspirator from CRREL

==Done==
* clean out lysimeter pans
* replace prop-vane anemometer
* replace temp/rh probe
* replace all radiometers
* left spare pir and PSP radiometers
* check depth pingers
* left spare depth pingers.
* replaced up-red aspirator.

Main Page

2014-09-08T21:28:07Z

Mtc: /* TLC-2013 */

<big>'''Welcome to the CUES Wiki (Crrel Ucsb Eastern Sierra Snow Study Site)'''</big>

The wiki is bare but we'll be getting things going soon... for now, here's a link to the [http://wiki.snow.ucsb.edu:8888/snow/5 old site].

Data is accessed [http://www.snow.ucsb.edu/cues here].

Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.

== Getting started ==

* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [http://mail.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]

==[[Data Loggers]]==

==[[Instrumentation]]==

==[[Site Camera]]==

==[[Site Computer]]==

==[[Site Description]]==

==[[Site Networking]]==

==[[TLC-2010]]==

==[[TLC-2011]]==

==[[TLC-2012]]==
==[[TLC-2013]]==
==[[TLC-2014]]==

==[[Wish List]]==

Need to setup a "Daily Jounal page", a TLC page, wish-list page... setup a CUES gmail account, pigtail and another power strip for site.

20100323-Tue-1300:
*MTC/Bert/Dozier/ESM236 site tour: jacked up CO2 sensor.
*Clear, slight wind.

20100322-Mon:
*MTC and Pete Gadomski LiDAR scan of the site.
**Windy, mostly clear. ~2deg C.

20100210-Wed:
*MTC and Pete Gadomski did a LiDAR scan of the site. Went well.

20100209-Tue:
*MTC and Pete Gadomski installed targets on platform and around site for LiDAR scans.

==[[Inuit Words for Snow]]==

Site Computer

2014-06-10T20:45:37Z

Mtc:

System name is CUES-Mini, it's at 192.168.220.251 on the MMSA Employee Net and at 8.12.165.155 from anywhere.

==TeamViewer==
CUES-Win: 165 385 363

CUES-Win-new: 294 636 003

CUES-Mac: 173 704 513

New CUES-Mac (201212): 164 092 848
New CUES-Win(201212): 294 594 032

MASC: 974 763 535

==VNC over SSH==
Getting onto the system from the outside:

I've got the site system accepting VNC connections via an SSH tunnel. Here's a good [http://fotinakis.com/blog/blog/2008/secure-mac-screen-sharing/ VNC over SSH HowTo].

That's designed for the Mac but you'll get the idea. Username is "cues".

The key bit is the login tunnel:

ssh c...@8.12.165.155 -L 5900:localhost:5900

Then, on the Mac anyhow, you'll fire up a VNC session (Command-K from the Finder) and enter:

vnc://localhost:0

==LiDAR==
===Power Cycling the LiDAR remotely===
*Get onto the CUES system at the site (SHOULD work from either the Mac or Win system)
*Open up a cygwin or command terminal.
*ssh c...@192.168.0.254
**standard passwd you should all know.
**It'll take a short while to login and then give you a "Sentry" prompt.
*off
*LiDAR
*wait 5 seconds or humm the Jeapordy Tune.
*on
*LiDAR

==Networks==

en0 (MMSA ResNet):
192.168.220.251
255.255.255.0
192.168.220.1
SME

en2 (CUES Pre-20110920 private subnet):
10.1.1.251
255.255.255.0
10.1.1.1

en3 (CUES Mac on Private subnet):
192.168.0.251

Data Loggers:
*CR3000-1: IP: 192.168.0.101
*CR3000-2: IP: 192.168.0.102
*CR3000-3: IP: 192.168.0.103

LiDAR:
*IP 192.168.0.234

LiDAR IP-Power Switched CDU [http://www.servertech.com/products/switched-pdus/switched-pdu-cw-2h-ipm-2 Manual]:
*IP: 192.168.0.254

Camera:
*IP: 192.168.0.90

==Backups==
System is running TimeMachine onto "CUES-TimeMachine" drive which is a 160GB laptop drive plugged in via USB. The VMware Fusion system is set to take Auto-SnapShots in order to keep from having to backup the entire VM every TimeMachine instance as explained [http://jasonnash.wordpress.com/2009/07/22/protecting-your-vmware-fusion-vms-with-time-machine/ here].

Colee is also keeping a CCCloner copy of the system at UCSB.

TLC-2013

2013-05-28T17:54:04Z

Mtc: /* MASC */

===Lysimiter ReDesign===
* Single shower style drain w/ raised filter/screen
* HardyBacker w/ metal lip/rim?
* Concrete w/ a mold?
* Consider running gopher wire/mesh below perimeter to prevent undermining.

===Soil Thermisters===
* Replace soil thermisters w/ calibrated units?
** Is there any way to build in a coupling on the wiring?
** If not, we should probably install conduit for these runs.

===Ground level bunker access===
* Install water meter style access ports at north and south walls?
* Install a 4" SLB or LB up on the south wall w/ a 90 facing down.
** SLB: Service "Service Ell" bodies (SLBs), shorter ells with inlets flush with the access cover, are frequently used where a circuit passes through an exterior wall from outside to inside... from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrical_conduit]

===UpSize conduit to 4" on east platform run===
* Re-Do the East side, South run of conduit to 4"
* Possibly the East side North run at the same time.
* Use LB's to deal w/ turns rather than sweep 90's since the turn is too tight for a 4" sweep.

===Silent MUX===
*3 Multiplexers:
**Soil Temp
**Snow Temp
**Soil Moisture

===Network===
* 16+port quiet switch
* Wireless

===SPN===
*Spare?
*Pull down in July of 2013 and send in for calibration.

===MASC===
* real time image display

===Tipping Bucket Redesign===
* Inflow at north is 2inch, 1.5inch at south.
* Outflow is 1.5inch at both.
* 7 tipping buckets at site now. Think about replacing all of them.

===Misc===
* Try to get a quiet switch
* Ping Kerry on solidstate muxes.
* Need new wireless for site.
* New UPS?
* Plan on redoing all the computer cabling.
* Pull out old hillslope runnoff unit?

TLC-2013

2013-05-28T17:53:38Z

Mtc: /* MASC */

===Lysimiter ReDesign===
* Single shower style drain w/ raised filter/screen
* HardyBacker w/ metal lip/rim?
* Concrete w/ a mold?
* Consider running gopher wire/mesh below perimeter to prevent undermining.

===Soil Thermisters===
* Replace soil thermisters w/ calibrated units?
** Is there any way to build in a coupling on the wiring?
** If not, we should probably install conduit for these runs.

===Ground level bunker access===
* Install water meter style access ports at north and south walls?
* Install a 4" SLB or LB up on the south wall w/ a 90 facing down.
** SLB: Service "Service Ell" bodies (SLBs), shorter ells with inlets flush with the access cover, are frequently used where a circuit passes through an exterior wall from outside to inside... from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrical_conduit]

===UpSize conduit to 4" on east platform run===
* Re-Do the East side, South run of conduit to 4"
* Possibly the East side North run at the same time.
* Use LB's to deal w/ turns rather than sweep 90's since the turn is too tight for a 4" sweep.

===Silent MUX===
*3 Multiplexers:
**Soil Temp
**Snow Temp
**Soil Moisture

===Network===
* 16+port quiet switch
* Wireless

===SPN===
*Spare?
*Pull down in July of 2013 and send in for calibration.

===MASC===
* real time image display
* figure out cabling issues.
** Ponder installing Mini on platform.

===Tipping Bucket Redesign===
* Inflow at north is 2inch, 1.5inch at south.
* Outflow is 1.5inch at both.
* 7 tipping buckets at site now. Think about replacing all of them.

===Misc===
* Try to get a quiet switch
* Ping Kerry on solidstate muxes.
* Need new wireless for site.
* New UPS?
* Plan on redoing all the computer cabling.
* Pull out old hillslope runnoff unit?

TLC-2013

2013-05-28T17:37:02Z

Mtc: /* Lysimiter ReDesign */

===Lysimiter ReDesign===
* Single shower style drain w/ raised filter/screen
* HardyBacker w/ metal lip/rim?
* Concrete w/ a mold?
* Consider running gopher wire/mesh below perimeter to prevent undermining.

===Soil Thermisters===
* Replace soil thermisters w/ calibrated units?
** Is there any way to build in a coupling on the wiring?
** If not, we should probably install conduit for these runs.

===Ground level bunker access===
* Install water meter style access ports at north and south walls?
* Install a 4" SLB or LB up on the south wall w/ a 90 facing down.
** SLB: Service "Service Ell" bodies (SLBs), shorter ells with inlets flush with the access cover, are frequently used where a circuit passes through an exterior wall from outside to inside... from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrical_conduit]

===UpSize conduit to 4" on east platform run===
* Re-Do the East side, South run of conduit to 4"
* Possibly the East side North run at the same time.
* Use LB's to deal w/ turns rather than sweep 90's since the turn is too tight for a 4" sweep.

===Silent MUX===
*3 Multiplexers:
**Soil Temp
**Snow Temp
**Soil Moisture

===Network===
* 16+port quiet switch
* Wireless

===SPN===
*Spare?
*Pull down in July of 2013 and send in for calibration.

===MASC===
* real time image display
* figure out cabling issues.
** Ponder installing Mini on platform.

Site Computer

2012-11-02T16:30:37Z

Mtc: /* TeamViewer */

System name is CUES-Mini, it's at 192.168.220.251 on the MMSA Employee Net and at 72.67.190.65 from anywhere. SSH is the only port forwarded to the system from the outside.

==TeamViewer==
CUES-Win: 165 385 363

CUES-Win-new: 294 636 003

CUES-Mac: 173 704 513

MASC: 974 763 535

==VNC over SSH==
Getting onto the system from the outside:

I've got the site system accepting VNC connections via an SSH tunnel. Here's a good [http://fotinakis.com/blog/blog/2008/secure-mac-screen-sharing/ VNC over SSH HowTo].

That's designed for the Mac but you'll get the idea. Username is "cues".

The key bit is the login tunnel:

ssh cues@72.67.190.65 -L 5900:localhost:5900

Then, on the Mac anyhow, you'll fire up a VNC session (Command-K from the Finder) and enter:

vnc://localhost:0

==LiDAR==
===Power Cycling the LiDAR remotely===
*Get onto the CUES system at the site (SHOULD work from either the Mac or Win system)
*Open up a cygwin or command terminal.
*ssh cues@192.168.0.254
**standard passwd you should all know.
**It'll take a short while to login and then give you a "Sentry" prompt.
*off
*LiDAR
*wait 5 seconds or humm the Jeapordy Tune.
*on
*LiDAR

==Networks==

en0 (MMSA ResNet):
192.168.220.251
255.255.255.0
192.168.220.1
SME

en2 (CUES Pre-20110920 private subnet):
10.1.1.251
255.255.255.0
10.1.1.1

en3 (CUES Mac on Private subnet):
192.168.0.251

Data Loggers:
*CR3000-1: IP: 192.168.0.101
*CR3000-2: IP: 192.168.0.102
*CR3000-3: IP: 192.168.0.103

LiDAR:
*IP 192.168.0.234

LiDAR IP-Power Switched CDU [http://www.servertech.com/products/switched-pdus/switched-pdu-cw-2h-ipm-2 Manual]:
*IP: 192.168.0.254

Camera:
*IP: 192.168.0.90

==Backups==
System is running TimeMachine onto "CUES-TimeMachine" drive which is a 160GB laptop drive plugged in via USB. The VMware Fusion system is set to take Auto-SnapShots in order to keep from having to backup the entire VM every TimeMachine instance as explained [http://jasonnash.wordpress.com/2009/07/22/protecting-your-vmware-fusion-vms-with-time-machine/ here].

Colee is also keeping a CCCloner copy of the system at UCSB.

TLC-2012

2012-06-07T22:18:43Z

Mtc: Created page with '===Questions=== * Do we want to increase sampling rate from 5Hz to 10Hz or 20Hz on the sonic anemometer? * Heated Sonic Anemometer? ===New Stuff=== * Solid state mux? * Green Li…'

===Questions===
* Do we want to increase sampling rate from 5Hz to 10Hz or 20Hz on the sonic anemometer?
* Heated Sonic Anemometer?

===New Stuff===
* Solid state mux?
* Green LiDAR?
** Doubtful and the current LiDAR should be fine for another season as is.
* Snow Pillow from Gherke.
* ?MASC needs? (Ned)

===Replace/Rebuild/Reinstall/Recalibrate===
* radiometers
* Depth pingers
* Sutron?
* Anemometers?
* LiDAR
* Soil moisture probe replacement.
* Lysimeter tipping bucket overhaul.
* Redo cable pulls w/ wire.
* Recoil DTS cable.
** Snow thermister deployment protocol.
* General painting and site cleanup.

===IT Tech Stuff:===
* Netgear switch (mtc)
* Inventory of items for calibration/overhaul.
* Replace Win VM? (mtc)
* Spare linksys wireless/firewall? (mtc)
* Network overhaul with VPN?
* Fix the frigging PST/PDT issue on the Mac. (mtc)

===Programming/scripting/processing===
* (mtc) LiDAR error checking.
* (Dave+Adam/mtc) LiDAR auto processing.
* (Ned/mtc) Realtime MASC filter & display?

Main Page

2012-06-07T22:10:52Z

Mtc: /* TLC-2011 */

<big>'''Welcome to the CUES Wiki (Crrel Ucsb Eastern Sierra Snow Study Site)'''</big>

The wiki is bare but we'll be getting things going soon... for now, here's a link to the [http://wiki.snow.ucsb.edu:8888/snow/5 old site].

Data is accessed [http://www.snow.ucsb.edu/cues here].

Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.

== Getting started ==

* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [http://mail.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]

==[[Data Loggers]]==

==[[Instrumentation]]==

==[[Site Camera]]==

==[[Site Computer]]==

==[[Site Description]]==

==[[Site Networking]]==

==[[TLC-2010]]==

==[[TLC-2011]]==

==[[TLC-2012]]==

==[[Wish List]]==

Need to setup a "Daily Jounal page", a TLC page, wish-list page... setup a CUES gmail account, pigtail and another power strip for site.

20100323-Tue-1300:
*MTC/Bert/Dozier/ESM236 site tour: jacked up CO2 sensor.
*Clear, slight wind.

20100322-Mon:
*MTC and Pete Gadomski LiDAR scan of the site.
**Windy, mostly clear. ~2deg C.

20100210-Wed:
*MTC and Pete Gadomski did a LiDAR scan of the site. Went well.

20100209-Tue:
*MTC and Pete Gadomski installed targets on platform and around site for LiDAR scans.

==[[Inuit Words for Snow]]==

TLC-2011

2012-06-07T22:10:16Z

Mtc: /* Demo: */

Site overhall/TLC week of 2011-09-18->23 w/ Kerry Claffey, Alex Clayton, Michael Colee.

==2011 ToDo Items==

===Questions:===
*What's up w/ the fiber cable spool?
**Pull from site, store at Dozier's.
*How tuff to relocate the vertical DTS temp probe?

===Shopping List:===
*Wire for cable pulls.
**Get dimensions. 140' plus ferrals and crimpers.
*Roll or two of E-Tape.
*Industrial Strength Twist Ties.

*X-Sawzall blades.
*X-Dykes.
*X-Fine tip sharpies.
*X-Silver Sharpie.
*X-Shelving: 17"x 4-6'
*X-Swap wire wheels for paint cleanup.
*X-Number stencils and black spray paint.
*X-5" posts for SPN1

===Sensors:===

*Temperature Probe into LiDAR enclosure.
*Calibrate Tipping Buckets
*Replace cable pulls w/ wire...
*CCClone Mac.

*X-Replace radiometers.
*X-Relocate SPN1 Sunshine pyronometer.
*X-Install Doppler Precip Gauge.
*X-Replace soil moisture probes.
*X-Reinstall LiDAR
*X-Check depth pingers
*X-Re-enter waypoints into GUI interface of camera.
*X-Update Camera SiteTour.
*X-re-roll DTS fiber cable and stash on ladder.
*X-grid the ground layer of DTS fiber cable.

===Demo:===
*X-Pull out big lysimeter and drain box.
*Decommission MUX1
*X-Pull Macalu receiver.
*X-Remove old shadow-band.
*X-Pull out Johnson snow pillow
*X-Pull out mini snow pillow below Boom Pinger.

===Fabrication:===
*Frank Gherke Snow Pillow? ...or two?
*Shelf for Aethalometer next to phone on W wall.
*Paint.
*Numbers on I-Beam
*Resolve Alex wiki passwd issue.
**X-Plumb Chimney Drain.
*X-One more bamboo hole west of platform.
*X-Mount LiDAR power boxes left of incoming fiber on S Wall.

==Post 2010 Notes:==

Heated Sonic Anemometer: $5500
*Aiming at winter 2011 installation, waiting for budget stuff before purchase.

Precip Guage (Bert has no faith so unless it's free, bail on this):
*Folks at Mt. Washington have [http://www.geonor.com/precipitation_gauge.html something] that werks, Kerry looking into wind shield and pricing.
*Jesse also had this to add:
<pre>
re:on Precip gauges:

http://www.logotronic.at/en/produkte/sensoren-fuer-die-meteorologie/niederschlagschneehoehe/122-160.htm
http://www.fondriest.com/products/hydreon_rg-11.htm
http://www.skypowerinternational.com/shopcart/productlayouts/ProductsList.asp

And the one I was really in favor of trying a couple years ago...

http://www.thiesclima.com/disdrometer.html

Pulling the Dynamax soil moisture probes is a really really good idea for re-cal / check out.
Just wanted to remind all that the sleeves were not used due to the dryness of the soil normally, Mike McClung of Dynamax recommended not using them for this application when we installed them originally.
</pre>

Soil Moisture Probes:
*Need overhaul and re-installation w/ tubes.
*Also these [http://www.decagon.com/products/sensors/soil-moisture-sensors/ units] for less than $150 each that both Jesse and Kerry recommend.

Snow Pillow: $10K
*Bert saw something that looked reasonable at AGU
*Jerry Johnson has his setup.

Overhaul tipping bucket mounts.

==Chores:==
*Paint remote boom and re-do depth markings so we can see them from the camera.
*Reinstall soil moisture probes.

Site Computer

2012-01-05T18:33:22Z

Mtc: /* TeamViewer */

System name is CUES-Mini, it's at 192.168.220.251 on the MMSA Employee Net and at 72.67.190.65 from anywhere. SSH is the only port forwarded to the system from the outside.

==TeamViewer==
CUES-Win: 165 385 363

CUES-Win-new: 294 636 003

CUES-Mac: 173 704 513

==VNC over SSH==
Getting onto the system from the outside:

I've got the site system accepting VNC connections via an SSH tunnel. Here's a good [http://fotinakis.com/blog/blog/2008/secure-mac-screen-sharing/ VNC over SSH HowTo].

That's designed for the Mac but you'll get the idea. Username is "cues".

The key bit is the login tunnel:

ssh cues@72.67.190.65 -L 5900:localhost:5900

Then, on the Mac anyhow, you'll fire up a VNC session (Command-K from the Finder) and enter:

vnc://localhost:0

==LiDAR==
===Power Cycling the LiDAR remotely===
*Get onto the CUES system at the site (SHOULD work from either the Mac or Win system)
*Open up a cygwin or command terminal.
*ssh cues@192.168.0.254
**standard passwd you should all know.
**It'll take a short while to login and then give you a "Sentry" prompt.
*off
*LiDAR
*wait 5 seconds or humm the Jeapordy Tune.
*on
*LiDAR

==Networks==

en0 (MMSA ResNet):
192.168.220.251
255.255.255.0
192.168.220.1
SME

en2 (CUES Pre-20110920 private subnet):
10.1.1.251
255.255.255.0
10.1.1.1

en3 (CUES Mac on Private subnet):
192.168.0.251

Data Loggers:
*CR3000-1: IP: 192.168.0.101
*CR3000-2: IP: 192.168.0.102
*CR3000-3: IP: 192.168.0.103

LiDAR:
*IP 192.168.0.234

LiDAR IP-Power Switched CDU [http://www.servertech.com/products/switched-pdus/switched-pdu-cw-2h-ipm-2 Manual]:
*IP: 192.168.0.254

Camera:
*IP: 192.168.0.90

==Backups==
System is running TimeMachine onto "CUES-TimeMachine" drive which is a 160GB laptop drive plugged in via USB. The VMware Fusion system is set to take Auto-SnapShots in order to keep from having to backup the entire VM every TimeMachine instance as explained [http://jasonnash.wordpress.com/2009/07/22/protecting-your-vmware-fusion-vms-with-time-machine/ here].

Colee is also keeping a CCCloner copy of the system at UCSB.

Site Computer

2012-01-05T01:50:14Z

Mtc: /* TeamViewer */

System name is CUES-Mini, it's at 192.168.220.251 on the MMSA Employee Net and at 72.67.190.65 from anywhere. SSH is the only port forwarded to the system from the outside.

==TeamViewer==
CUES-Win: 165 385 363
CUES-Win-new: 294 636 003

CUES-Mac: 173 704 513

==VNC over SSH==
Getting onto the system from the outside:

I've got the site system accepting VNC connections via an SSH tunnel. Here's a good [http://fotinakis.com/blog/blog/2008/secure-mac-screen-sharing/ VNC over SSH HowTo].

That's designed for the Mac but you'll get the idea. Username is "cues".

The key bit is the login tunnel:

ssh cues@72.67.190.65 -L 5900:localhost:5900

Then, on the Mac anyhow, you'll fire up a VNC session (Command-K from the Finder) and enter:

vnc://localhost:0

==LiDAR==
===Power Cycling the LiDAR remotely===
*Get onto the CUES system at the site (SHOULD work from either the Mac or Win system)
*Open up a cygwin or command terminal.
*ssh cues@192.168.0.254
**standard passwd you should all know.
**It'll take a short while to login and then give you a "Sentry" prompt.
*off
*LiDAR
*wait 5 seconds or humm the Jeapordy Tune.
*on
*LiDAR

==Networks==

en0 (MMSA ResNet):
192.168.220.251
255.255.255.0
192.168.220.1
SME

en2 (CUES Pre-20110920 private subnet):
10.1.1.251
255.255.255.0
10.1.1.1

en3 (CUES Mac on Private subnet):
192.168.0.251

Data Loggers:
*CR3000-1: IP: 192.168.0.101
*CR3000-2: IP: 192.168.0.102
*CR3000-3: IP: 192.168.0.103

LiDAR:
*IP 192.168.0.234

LiDAR IP-Power Switched CDU [http://www.servertech.com/products/switched-pdus/switched-pdu-cw-2h-ipm-2 Manual]:
*IP: 192.168.0.254

Camera:
*IP: 192.168.0.90

==Backups==
System is running TimeMachine onto "CUES-TimeMachine" drive which is a 160GB laptop drive plugged in via USB. The VMware Fusion system is set to take Auto-SnapShots in order to keep from having to backup the entire VM every TimeMachine instance as explained [http://jasonnash.wordpress.com/2009/07/22/protecting-your-vmware-fusion-vms-with-time-machine/ here].

Colee is also keeping a CCCloner copy of the system at UCSB.

Instrumentation

2011-10-15T04:14:39Z

Mtc: /* DTS Cable */

==Radiometers==

==Shadow Band==

==Snow Depth Pingers==

==Sonic Anemometer==

==DTS Cable==
{| border="1"
|-
!Point !! Marking Layer 1 !! Marking Layer 2 !! Marking Layer 3 !! Marking Layer 4 !! Marking Layer 5 !! Notes
|-
!colspan="7" | Exits Bunker at 8131m
|-
| 2 || 8135 || 8215 || 8284 || 8354 || 8423 || Soil Temp Probe
|-
| 3 || 8136-8147 || 8217 || 8286 || 8356 || 8425 || Coil@DTS soil/snow probe
|-
| 4 || 8163 || 8232 || 8301.5 || 8371 || 8441 || Blue Tape
|-
| 5 || 8165 || 8234.5 || 8304 || 8374 || 8443.5 || S.Side, 2nd turn
|-
| 6 || 8177.5 || 8247 || 8317 || 8336 || 8456 || N.Side, 1st turn
|-
| 7 || 8180 || 8249.5 || 8319 || 8389 || 8485.5 || Black Tape
|-
| 8 || 8192.5 || 8262.5 || 8332 || 8402 || 8471.5 || S.Side, 3rd turn
|-
| 9 || 8195 || 8265 || 8334.5 || 8404 || 8474 || Yellow Tape
|-
!colspan="7" | Kink is at 8406
|-
| 10 || 8208 || 8278 || 8347 || 8418 || 8487 || N.Side, 3rd turn
|-
| 11 || 8210.5 || 8280 || 8350 || 8419.5 || 8489 || N.Side, Overlaps 7
|-
!colspan="7" | Re-enters bunker at 8496
|}

Instrumentation

2011-10-15T04:13:59Z

Mtc: /* DTS Cable */

==Radiometers==

==Shadow Band==

==Snow Depth Pingers==

==Sonic Anemometer==

==DTS Cable==
{| border="1"
|-
!Point !! Marking Layer 1 !! Marking Layer 2 !! Marking Layer 3 !! Marking Layer 4 !! Marking Layer 5 !! Notes
|-
!colspan="7" | Exits Bunker at 8131m
|-
| 2 || 8135 || 8215 || 8284 || 8354 || 8423 || Soil Temp Probe
|-
| 3 || 8136-8147 || 8217 || 8286 || 8356 || 8425 || Coil@DTS soil/snow probe
|-
| 4 || 8163 || 8232 || 8301.5 || 8371 || 8441 || Blue Tape
|-
| 5 || 8165 || 8234.5 || 8304 || 8374 || 8443.5 || S.Side, 2nd turn
|-
| 6 || 8177.5 || 8247 || 8317 || 8336 || 8456 || N.Side, 1st turn
|-
| 7 || 8180 || 8249.5 || 8319 || 8389 || 8485.5 || Black Tape
|-
| 8 || 8192.5 || 8262.5 || 8332 || 8402 || 8471.5 || S.Side, 3rd turn
|-
| 9 || 8195 || 8265 || 8334.5 || 8404 || 8474 || Yellow Tape
|-
!Kink is at 8406
|-
| 10 || 8208 || 8278 || 8347 || 8418 || 8487 || N.Side, 3rd turn
|-
| 11 || 8210.5 || 8280 || 8350 || 8419.5 || 8489 || N.Side, Overlaps 7
|-
! Re-enters bunker at 8496
|}

Instrumentation

2011-10-15T04:13:24Z

Mtc: /* DTS Cable */

==Radiometers==

==Shadow Band==

==Snow Depth Pingers==

==Sonic Anemometer==

==DTS Cable==
{| border="1"
|-
!Point !! Marking Layer 1 !! Marking Layer 2 !! Marking Layer 3 !! Marking Layer 4 !! Marking Layer 5 !! Notes
|-
!colspan="7" || Exits Bunker at 8131m
|-
| 2 || 8135 || 8215 || 8284 || 8354 || 8423 || Soil Temp Probe
|-
| 3 || 8136-8147 || 8217 || 8286 || 8356 || 8425 || Coil@DTS soil/snow probe
|-
| 4 || 8163 || 8232 || 8301.5 || 8371 || 8441 || Blue Tape
|-
| 5 || 8165 || 8234.5 || 8304 || 8374 || 8443.5 || S.Side, 2nd turn
|-
| 6 || 8177.5 || 8247 || 8317 || 8336 || 8456 || N.Side, 1st turn
|-
| 7 || 8180 || 8249.5 || 8319 || 8389 || 8485.5 || Black Tape
|-
| 8 || 8192.5 || 8262.5 || 8332 || 8402 || 8471.5 || S.Side, 3rd turn
|-
| 9 || 8195 || 8265 || 8334.5 || 8404 || 8474 || Yellow Tape
|-
!Kink is at 8406
|-
| 10 || 8208 || 8278 || 8347 || 8418 || 8487 || N.Side, 3rd turn
|-
| 11 || 8210.5 || 8280 || 8350 || 8419.5 || 8489 || N.Side, Overlaps 7
|-
! Re-enters bunker at 8496
|}

Instrumentation

2011-10-15T04:10:33Z

Mtc: /* DTS Cable */

==Radiometers==

==Shadow Band==

==Snow Depth Pingers==

==Sonic Anemometer==

==DTS Cable==
{| border="1"
|-
!Point !! Marking Layer 1 !! Marking Layer 2 !! Marking Layer 3 !! Marking Layer 4 !! Marking Layer 5 !! Notes
|-
!Exits Bunker at 8131m
|-
| 2 || 8135 || 8215 || 8284 || 8354 || 8423 || Soil Temp Probe
|-
| 3 || 8136-8147 || 8217 || 8286 || 8356 || 8425 || Coil@DTS soil/snow probe
|-
| 4 || 8163 || 8232 || 8301.5 || 8371 || 8441 || Blue Tape
|-
| 5 || 8165 || 8234.5 || 8304 || 8374 || 8443.5 || S.Side, 2nd turn
|-
| 6 || 8177.5 || 8247 || 8317 || 8336 || 8456 || N.Side, 1st turn
|-
| 7 || 8180 || 8249.5 || 8319 || 8389 || 8485.5 || Black Tape
|-
| 8 || 8192.5 || 8262.5 || 8332 || 8402 || 8471.5 || S.Side, 3rd turn
|-
| 9 || 8195 || 8265 || 8334.5 || 8404 || 8474 || Yellow Tape
|-
!Kink is at 8406
|-
| 10 || 8208 || 8278 || 8347 || 8418 || 8487 || N.Side, 3rd turn
|-
| 11 || 8210.5 || 8280 || 8350 || 8419.5 || 8489 || N.Side, Overlaps 7
|-
! Re-enters bunker at 8496
|}

Instrumentation

2011-10-15T03:55:02Z

Mtc: /* DTS Cable */

==Radiometers==

==Shadow Band==

==Snow Depth Pingers==

==Sonic Anemometer==

==DTS Cable==
*Exits Bunker at 8131m
{| border="1"
|-
!Point !! Marking Layer 1 !! Marking Layer 2 !! Marking Layer 3 !! Marking Layer 4 !! Marking Layer 5 !! Notes
|-
!Exits Bunker at 8131m
|-
| 2 || 8135 || 8215 || 8284 || 8354 || 8423 || Soil Temp Probe
|-
| 3 || 8136-8147 || 8217 || 8286 || 8356 || 8425 || Coil@DTS soil/snow probe
|-
| 4 || 8163 || 8232 || 8301.5 || 8371 || 8441 || Blue Tape
|-
| 5 || 8165 || 8234.5 || 8304 || 8374 || 8443.5 || S.Side, 2nd turn
|-
| 6 || 8177.5 || 8247 || 8317 || 8336 || 8456 || N.Side, 1st turn
|-
| 7 || 8180 || 8249.5 || 8319 || 8389 || 8485.5 || Black Tape
|-
| 8 || 8192.5 || 8262.5 || 8332 || 8402 || 8471.5 || S.Side, 3rd turn
|-
| 9 || 8195 || 8265 || 8334.5 || 8404 || 8474 || Yellow Tape
|-
!Kink is at 8406
|-
| 10 || 8208 || 8278 || 8347 || 8418 || 8487 || N.Side, 3rd turn
|-
| 11 || 8210.5 || 8280 || 8350 || 8419.5 || 8489 || N.Side, Overlaps 7
|-
! Re-enters bunker at 8496
|}

Instrumentation

2011-10-15T03:52:25Z

Mtc: /* DTS Cable */

==Radiometers==

==Shadow Band==

==Snow Depth Pingers==

==Sonic Anemometer==

==DTS Cable==
*Exits Bunker at 8131m
{| border="1"
|-
!Point !! Marking Layer 1 !! Marking Layer 2 !! Marking Layer 3 !! Marking Layer 4 !! Marking Layer 5 !! Notes
|-
!Exits Bunker at 8131m
|-
| 2 || 8135 || 8215 || 8284 || 8354 || 8423 || Soil Temp Probe
|-
| 3 || 8136-8147 || 8217 || 8286 || 8356 || 8425 || Coil
|-
| 4 || 8163 || 8232 || 8301.5 || 8371 || 8441 || Blue Tape
|-
| 5 || 8165 || 8234.5 || 8304 || 8374 || 8443.5 || S.Side, 2nd turn
|-
| 6 || 8177.5 || 8247 || 8317 || 8336 || 8456 || N.Side, 1st turn
|-
| 7 || 8180 || 8249.5 || 8319 || 8389 || 8485.5 || Black Tape
|-
| 8 || 8192.5 || 8262.5 || 8332 || 8402 || 8471.5 || S.Side, 3rd turn
|-
| 9 || 8195 || 8265 || 8334.5 || 8404 || 8474 || Yellow Tape
|-
!Kink is at 8406
|-
| 10 || 8208 || 8278 || 8347 || 8418 || 8487 || N.Side, 3rd turn
|-
| 11 || 8210.5 || 8280 || 8350 || 8419.5 || 8489 || N.Side, Overlaps 7
|-
! Re-enters bunker at 8496
|}

Instrumentation

2011-10-15T03:49:16Z

Mtc: /* DTS Cable */

==Radiometers==

==Shadow Band==

==Snow Depth Pingers==

==Sonic Anemometer==

==DTS Cable==
*Exits Bunker at 8131m
{| border="1"
|-
!Point !! Marking Layer 1 !! Marking Layer 2 !! Marking Layer 3 !! Marking Layer 4 !! Marking Layer 5 !! Notes
|-
!Exits Bunker at 8131m
|-
| 2 || 8135 || 8215 || 8284 || 8354 || 8423 || Soil Temp Probe
|-
| 3 || 8136-8147 || 8217 || 8286 || 8356 || 8425 || Coil
|-
| 4 || 8163 || 8232 || 8301.5 || 8371 || 8441 || Blue Tape
|-
| 5 || 8165 || 8234.5 || 8304 || 8374 || 8443.5 || S.Side, 2nd turn
|-
| 6 || 8177.5 || 8247 || 8317 || 8336 || 8456 || N.Side, 1st turn
|-
| 7 || 8180 || 8249.5 || 8319 || 8389 || 8485.5 || Black Tape
|-
| 8 || 8192.5 || 8262.5 || 8332 || 8402 || 8471.5 || S.Side, 3rd turn
|-
| 9 || 8195 || 8265 || 8334.5 || 8404 || 8474 || Yellow Tape
|-
!Kink is at 8406
|-
| 10 || 8208 || 8278 || 8347 || 8418 || 8487 || N.Side, 3rd turn
|-
| 11 || 8210.5 || 8280 || 8350 || 8419.5 || 8489 || N.Side, Overlaps pt 7.
|-
! Re-enters bunker at 8496
|}

Instrumentation

2011-10-15T03:45:42Z

Mtc: /* DTS Cable */

==Radiometers==

==Shadow Band==

==Snow Depth Pingers==

==Sonic Anemometer==

==DTS Cable==
*Exits Bunker at 8131m
{| border="1"
|-
!Point !! Marking Layer 1 !! Marking Layer 2 !! Marking Layer 3 !! Marking Layer 4 !! Marking Layer 5 !! Notes
|-
!Exits Bunker at 8131m
|-
| 2 || 8135 || 8215 || 8284 || 8354 || 8423 || Soil Temp Probe
|-
| 3 || 8136-8147 || 8217 || 8286 || 8356 || 8425 || Coil
|-
| 4 || 8163 || 8232 || 8301.5 || 8371 || 8441 || Blue Tape
|-
| 5 || 8165 || 8234.5 || 8304 || 8374 || 8443.5 ||
|-
| 6 || 8177.5 || 8247 || 8317 || 8336 || 8456 ||
|-
| 7 || 8180 || 8249.5 || 8319 || 8389 || 8485.5 || Black Tape
|-
| 8 || 8192.5 || 8262.5 || 8332 || 8402 || 8471.5 ||
|-
| 9 || 8195 || 8265 || 8334.5 || 8404 || 8474 || Yellow Tape
|-
!Kink is at 8406
|-
| 10 || 8208 || 8278 || 8347 || 8418 || 8487
|-
| 11 || 8210.5 || 8280 || 8350 || 8419.5 || 8489
|-
! Re-enters bunker at 8496
|}

Instrumentation

2011-10-15T03:44:26Z

Mtc: /* DTS Cable */

==Radiometers==

==Shadow Band==

==Snow Depth Pingers==

==Sonic Anemometer==

==DTS Cable==
*Exits Bunker at 8131m
{| border="1"
|-
!Point !! Marking Layer 1 !! Marking Layer 2 !! Marking Layer 3 !! Marking Layer 4 !! Marking Layer 5 !! Notes
!Exits Bunker at 8131m
|-
| 2 || 8135 || 8215 || 8284 || 8354 || 8423 || Soil Temp Probe
|-
| 3 || 8136-8147 || 8217 || 8286 || 8356 || 8425 || Coil
|-
| 4 || 8163 || 8232 || 8301.5 || 8371 || 8441 || Blue Tape
|-
| 5 || 8165 || 8234.5 || 8304 || 8374 || 8443.5 ||
|-
| 6 || 8177.5 || 8247 || 8317 || 8336 || 8456 ||
|-
| 7 || 8180 || 8249.5 || 8319 || 8389 || 8485.5 || Black Tape
|-
| 8 || 8192.5 || 8262.5 || 8332 || 8402 || 8471.5 ||
|-
| 9 || 8195 || 8265 || 8334.5 || 8404 || 8474 || Yellow Tape
|-
!Kink is at 8406
|-
| 10 || 8208 || 8278 || 8347 || 8418 || 8487
|-
| 11 || 8210.5 || 8280 || 8350 || 8419.5 || 8489
! Re-enters bunker at 8496
|}

Instrumentation

2011-10-15T03:37:02Z

Mtc: /* DTS Cable */

==Radiometers==

==Shadow Band==

==Snow Depth Pingers==

==Sonic Anemometer==

==DTS Cable==
*Exits Bunker at 8131m
{| border="1"
|-
!Point !! Marking Layer 1 !! Marking Layer 2 !! Marking Layer 3 !! Marking Layer 4 !! Marking Layer 5 !! Notes
|-
| 2 || 8135 || 8215 || 8284 || 8354 || 8423 || Soil Temp Probe
|-
| 3 || 8136-8147 || 8217 || 8286 || 8356 || 8425 || Coil
|-
| 4 || 8163 || 8232 || 8301.5 || 8371 || 8441 || Blue Tape
|-
| 5 || 8165 || 8234.5 || 8304 || 8374 || 8443.5 ||
|}

{| border="1"
|-
!Date(s) !! IT Staff Member !! Description/Access/Impact
|-
|Sep 16-28 || MTC || Werk: CUES site overhaul in Mammoth, mostly plugged.
|-
| Sep 29-Oct 3 || MTC || Vaca: Old Guy Mountain Bike Camp, mostly unplugged.
|-
|Sep 30 || Darla || Day off, mostly unplugged, in town with family.
|-
| Nov 8-23 || Darla || Vaca: Hawaii, partially plugged.
|}

Instrumentation

2011-10-15T03:32:10Z

Mtc: /* DTS Cable */

==Radiometers==

==Shadow Band==

==Snow Depth Pingers==

==Sonic Anemometer==

==DTS Cable==
*Exits Bunker at 8131m
{| border="1"
|-
|Point || Marking Layer 1 || Marking Layer 2 || Marking Layer 3 || Marking Layer 4 || Marking Layer 5
|-
|2 || 8135 || 8215 || 8284 || 8354 || 8423
|-
|3 ||
|}

{| border="1"
|-
!Date(s) !! IT Staff Member !! Description/Access/Impact
|-
|Sep 16-28 || MTC || Werk: CUES site overhaul in Mammoth, mostly plugged.
|-
| Sep 29-Oct 3 || MTC || Vaca: Old Guy Mountain Bike Camp, mostly unplugged.
|-
|Sep 30 || Darla || Day off, mostly unplugged, in town with family.
|-
| Nov 8-23 || Darla || Vaca: Hawaii, partially plugged.
|}

Instrumentation

2011-10-15T03:26:25Z

Mtc:

==Radiometers==

==Shadow Band==

==Snow Depth Pingers==

==Sonic Anemometer==

==DTS Cable==
*Exits Bunker at 8131m
|Point | Marking Layer 1 | Marking Layer 2 | Marking Layer 3 | Marking Layer 4 | Marking Layer 5 |
|2 | 8135 | 8215 | 8284 | 8354 | 8423 |

Site Computer

2011-09-23T19:35:18Z

Mtc: /* Networks */

System name is CUES-Mini, it's at 192.168.220.251 on the MMSA Employee Net and at 72.67.190.65 from anywhere. SSH is the only port forwarded to the system from the outside.

==TeamViewer==
CUES-Win: 165 385 363

CUES-Mac: 173 704 513

==VNC over SSH==
Getting onto the system from the outside:

I've got the site system accepting VNC connections via an SSH tunnel. Here's a good [http://fotinakis.com/blog/blog/2008/secure-mac-screen-sharing/ VNC over SSH HowTo].

That's designed for the Mac but you'll get the idea. Username is "cues".

The key bit is the login tunnel:

ssh cues@72.67.190.65 -L 5900:localhost:5900

Then, on the Mac anyhow, you'll fire up a VNC session (Command-K from the Finder) and enter:

vnc://localhost:0

==LiDAR==
===Power Cycling the LiDAR remotely===
*Get onto the CUES system at the site (SHOULD work from either the Mac or Win system)
*Open up a cygwin or command terminal.
*ssh cues@192.168.0.254
**standard passwd you should all know.
**It'll take a short while to login and then give you a "Sentry" prompt.
*off
*LiDAR
*wait 5 seconds or humm the Jeapordy Tune.
*on
*LiDAR

==Networks==

en0 (MMSA ResNet):
192.168.220.251
255.255.255.0
192.168.220.1
SME

en2 (CUES Pre-20110920 private subnet):
10.1.1.251
255.255.255.0
10.1.1.1

en3 (CUES Mac on Private subnet):
192.168.0.251

Data Loggers:
*CR3000-1: IP: 192.168.0.101
*CR3000-2: IP: 192.168.0.102
*CR3000-3: IP: 192.168.0.103

LiDAR:
*IP 192.168.0.234

LiDAR IP-Power Switched CDU [http://www.servertech.com/products/switched-pdus/switched-pdu-cw-2h-ipm-2 Manual]:
*IP: 192.168.0.254

Camera:
*IP: 192.168.0.90

==Backups==
System is running TimeMachine onto "CUES-TimeMachine" drive which is a 160GB laptop drive plugged in via USB. The VMware Fusion system is set to take Auto-SnapShots in order to keep from having to backup the entire VM every TimeMachine instance as explained [http://jasonnash.wordpress.com/2009/07/22/protecting-your-vmware-fusion-vms-with-time-machine/ here].

Colee is also keeping a CCCloner copy of the system at UCSB.

TLC-2011

2011-09-23T16:45:58Z

Mtc: /* Fabrication: */

Site overhall/TLC week of 2011-09-18->23 w/ Kerry Claffey, Alex Clayton, Michael Colee.

==2011 ToDo Items==

===Questions:===
*What's up w/ the fiber cable spool?
**Pull from site, store at Dozier's.
*How tuff to relocate the vertical DTS temp probe?

===Shopping List:===
*Wire for cable pulls.
**Get dimensions. 140' plus ferrals and crimpers.
*Roll or two of E-Tape.
*Industrial Strength Twist Ties.

*X-Sawzall blades.
*X-Dykes.
*X-Fine tip sharpies.
*X-Silver Sharpie.
*X-Shelving: 17"x 4-6'
*X-Swap wire wheels for paint cleanup.
*X-Number stencils and black spray paint.
*X-5" posts for SPN1

===Sensors:===

*Temperature Probe into LiDAR enclosure.
*Calibrate Tipping Buckets
*Replace cable pulls w/ wire...
*CCClone Mac.

*X-Replace radiometers.
*X-Relocate SPN1 Sunshine pyronometer.
*X-Install Doppler Precip Gauge.
*X-Replace soil moisture probes.
*X-Reinstall LiDAR
*X-Check depth pingers
*X-Re-enter waypoints into GUI interface of camera.
*X-Update Camera SiteTour.
*X-re-roll DTS fiber cable and stash on ladder.
*X-grid the ground layer of DTS fiber cable.

===Demo:===
*Pull out big lysimeter and drain box.
*Decommission MUX1
*X-Pull Macalu receiver.
*X-Remove old shadow-band.
*X-Pull out Johnson snow pillow
*X-Pull out mini snow pillow below Boom Pinger.

===Fabrication:===
*Frank Gherke Snow Pillow? ...or two?
*Shelf for Aethalometer next to phone on W wall.
*Paint.
*Numbers on I-Beam
*Resolve Alex wiki passwd issue.
**X-Plumb Chimney Drain.
*X-One more bamboo hole west of platform.
*X-Mount LiDAR power boxes left of incoming fiber on S Wall.

==Post 2010 Notes:==

Heated Sonic Anemometer: $5500
*Aiming at winter 2011 installation, waiting for budget stuff before purchase.

Precip Guage (Bert has no faith so unless it's free, bail on this):
*Folks at Mt. Washington have [http://www.geonor.com/precipitation_gauge.html something] that werks, Kerry looking into wind shield and pricing.
*Jesse also had this to add:
<pre>
re:on Precip gauges:

http://www.logotronic.at/en/produkte/sensoren-fuer-die-meteorologie/niederschlagschneehoehe/122-160.htm
http://www.fondriest.com/products/hydreon_rg-11.htm
http://www.skypowerinternational.com/shopcart/productlayouts/ProductsList.asp

And the one I was really in favor of trying a couple years ago...

http://www.thiesclima.com/disdrometer.html

Pulling the Dynamax soil moisture probes is a really really good idea for re-cal / check out.
Just wanted to remind all that the sleeves were not used due to the dryness of the soil normally, Mike McClung of Dynamax recommended not using them for this application when we installed them originally.
</pre>

Soil Moisture Probes:
*Need overhaul and re-installation w/ tubes.
*Also these [http://www.decagon.com/products/sensors/soil-moisture-sensors/ units] for less than $150 each that both Jesse and Kerry recommend.

Snow Pillow: $10K
*Bert saw something that looked reasonable at AGU
*Jerry Johnson has his setup.

Overhaul tipping bucket mounts.

==Chores:==
*Paint remote boom and re-do depth markings so we can see them from the camera.
*Reinstall soil moisture probes.

TLC-2011

2011-09-23T16:45:22Z

Mtc: /* Demo: */

Site overhall/TLC week of 2011-09-18->23 w/ Kerry Claffey, Alex Clayton, Michael Colee.

==2011 ToDo Items==

===Questions:===
*What's up w/ the fiber cable spool?
**Pull from site, store at Dozier's.
*How tuff to relocate the vertical DTS temp probe?

===Shopping List:===
*Wire for cable pulls.
**Get dimensions. 140' plus ferrals and crimpers.
*Roll or two of E-Tape.
*Industrial Strength Twist Ties.

*X-Sawzall blades.
*X-Dykes.
*X-Fine tip sharpies.
*X-Silver Sharpie.
*X-Shelving: 17"x 4-6'
*X-Swap wire wheels for paint cleanup.
*X-Number stencils and black spray paint.
*X-5" posts for SPN1

===Sensors:===

*Temperature Probe into LiDAR enclosure.
*Calibrate Tipping Buckets
*Replace cable pulls w/ wire...
*CCClone Mac.

*X-Replace radiometers.
*X-Relocate SPN1 Sunshine pyronometer.
*X-Install Doppler Precip Gauge.
*X-Replace soil moisture probes.
*X-Reinstall LiDAR
*X-Check depth pingers
*X-Re-enter waypoints into GUI interface of camera.
*X-Update Camera SiteTour.
*X-re-roll DTS fiber cable and stash on ladder.
*X-grid the ground layer of DTS fiber cable.

===Demo:===
*Pull out big lysimeter and drain box.
*Decommission MUX1
*X-Pull Macalu receiver.
*X-Remove old shadow-band.
*X-Pull out Johnson snow pillow
*X-Pull out mini snow pillow below Boom Pinger.

===Fabrication:===
*Frank Gherke Snow Pillow? ...or two?
*Shelf for Aethalometer next to phone on W wall.
*Mount LiDAR power boxes left of incoming fiber on S Wall.
*Paint.
*Numbers on I-Beam
*Resolve Alex wiki passwd issue.
**X-Plumb Chimney Drain.
*X-One more bamboo hole west of platform.

==Post 2010 Notes:==

Heated Sonic Anemometer: $5500
*Aiming at winter 2011 installation, waiting for budget stuff before purchase.

Precip Guage (Bert has no faith so unless it's free, bail on this):
*Folks at Mt. Washington have [http://www.geonor.com/precipitation_gauge.html something] that werks, Kerry looking into wind shield and pricing.
*Jesse also had this to add:
<pre>
re:on Precip gauges:

http://www.logotronic.at/en/produkte/sensoren-fuer-die-meteorologie/niederschlagschneehoehe/122-160.htm
http://www.fondriest.com/products/hydreon_rg-11.htm
http://www.skypowerinternational.com/shopcart/productlayouts/ProductsList.asp

And the one I was really in favor of trying a couple years ago...

http://www.thiesclima.com/disdrometer.html

Pulling the Dynamax soil moisture probes is a really really good idea for re-cal / check out.
Just wanted to remind all that the sleeves were not used due to the dryness of the soil normally, Mike McClung of Dynamax recommended not using them for this application when we installed them originally.
</pre>

Soil Moisture Probes:
*Need overhaul and re-installation w/ tubes.
*Also these [http://www.decagon.com/products/sensors/soil-moisture-sensors/ units] for less than $150 each that both Jesse and Kerry recommend.

Snow Pillow: $10K
*Bert saw something that looked reasonable at AGU
*Jerry Johnson has his setup.

Overhaul tipping bucket mounts.

==Chores:==
*Paint remote boom and re-do depth markings so we can see them from the camera.
*Reinstall soil moisture probes.

TLC-2011

2011-09-23T16:45:04Z

Mtc: /* Sensors: */

Site overhall/TLC week of 2011-09-18->23 w/ Kerry Claffey, Alex Clayton, Michael Colee.

==2011 ToDo Items==

===Questions:===
*What's up w/ the fiber cable spool?
**Pull from site, store at Dozier's.
*How tuff to relocate the vertical DTS temp probe?

===Shopping List:===
*Wire for cable pulls.
**Get dimensions. 140' plus ferrals and crimpers.
*Roll or two of E-Tape.
*Industrial Strength Twist Ties.

*X-Sawzall blades.
*X-Dykes.
*X-Fine tip sharpies.
*X-Silver Sharpie.
*X-Shelving: 17"x 4-6'
*X-Swap wire wheels for paint cleanup.
*X-Number stencils and black spray paint.
*X-5" posts for SPN1

===Sensors:===

*Temperature Probe into LiDAR enclosure.
*Calibrate Tipping Buckets
*Replace cable pulls w/ wire...
*CCClone Mac.

*X-Replace radiometers.
*X-Relocate SPN1 Sunshine pyronometer.
*X-Install Doppler Precip Gauge.
*X-Replace soil moisture probes.
*X-Reinstall LiDAR
*X-Check depth pingers
*X-Re-enter waypoints into GUI interface of camera.
*X-Update Camera SiteTour.
*X-re-roll DTS fiber cable and stash on ladder.
*X-grid the ground layer of DTS fiber cable.

===Demo:===
*Pull out big lysimeter and drain box.
*Decommission MUX1
**X-Pull Macalu receiver.
*X-Remove old shadow-band.
*X-Pull out Johnson snow pillow
*X-Pull out mini snow pillow below Boom Pinger.

===Fabrication:===
*Frank Gherke Snow Pillow? ...or two?
*Shelf for Aethalometer next to phone on W wall.
*Mount LiDAR power boxes left of incoming fiber on S Wall.
*Paint.
*Numbers on I-Beam
*Resolve Alex wiki passwd issue.
**X-Plumb Chimney Drain.
*X-One more bamboo hole west of platform.

==Post 2010 Notes:==

Heated Sonic Anemometer: $5500
*Aiming at winter 2011 installation, waiting for budget stuff before purchase.

Precip Guage (Bert has no faith so unless it's free, bail on this):
*Folks at Mt. Washington have [http://www.geonor.com/precipitation_gauge.html something] that werks, Kerry looking into wind shield and pricing.
*Jesse also had this to add:
<pre>
re:on Precip gauges:

http://www.logotronic.at/en/produkte/sensoren-fuer-die-meteorologie/niederschlagschneehoehe/122-160.htm
http://www.fondriest.com/products/hydreon_rg-11.htm
http://www.skypowerinternational.com/shopcart/productlayouts/ProductsList.asp

And the one I was really in favor of trying a couple years ago...

http://www.thiesclima.com/disdrometer.html

Pulling the Dynamax soil moisture probes is a really really good idea for re-cal / check out.
Just wanted to remind all that the sleeves were not used due to the dryness of the soil normally, Mike McClung of Dynamax recommended not using them for this application when we installed them originally.
</pre>

Soil Moisture Probes:
*Need overhaul and re-installation w/ tubes.
*Also these [http://www.decagon.com/products/sensors/soil-moisture-sensors/ units] for less than $150 each that both Jesse and Kerry recommend.

Snow Pillow: $10K
*Bert saw something that looked reasonable at AGU
*Jerry Johnson has his setup.

Overhaul tipping bucket mounts.

==Chores:==
*Paint remote boom and re-do depth markings so we can see them from the camera.
*Reinstall soil moisture probes.

TLC-2011

2011-09-20T23:50:21Z

Mtc: /* Shopping List: */

==2011 ToDo Items==

===Questions:===
**What's up w/ the fiber cable spool?
**Does the fiber cable on the ground need picking up/documenting?

===Shopping List:===
**Wire for cable pulls.
***Get dimensions. 140' plus ferrals and crimpers.
**Shelving: 17"x 4-6'
**Swap wire wheels for paint cleanup.
**Number stencils and black spray paint.
**5" posts for SPN1
**Roll or two of E-Tape.

**Industrial Strength Twist Ties.

**X-Sawzall blades.
**X-Dykes.
**X-Fine tip sharpies.
**X-Silver Sharpie.

===Sensors:===
**Replace soil moisture probes.
**Install Doppler Precip Gauge.
**Temperature Probe into LiDAR enclosure.
**Reinstall LiDAR
**Replace radiometers.
**Relocate SPN1 Sunshine pyronometer.
***Recable.
**Check depth pingers
**Calibrate Tipping Buckets
**Replace cable pulls w/ wire...
**CCClone Mac.
**Re-enter waypoints into GUI interface of camera.
**CCClone Drive.

===Demo:===
**Pull out big lysimeter and drain box.
**Decommission MUX1

**X-Pull Macalu receiver.
**X-Remove old shadow-band.
**X-Pull out Johnson snow pillow
**X-Pull out mini snow pillow below Boom Pinger.

===Fabrication:===
**Frank Gherke Snow Pillow? ...or two?
**Shelf for Aethalometer next to phone on W wall.
**Mount LiDAR power boxes left of incoming fiber on S Wall.
**Paint.
**Numbers on I-Beam
**Resolve Alex wiki passwd issue.

**X-Plumb Chimney Drain.
**X-One more bamboo hole west of platform.

==Post 2010 Notes:==

Heated Sonic Anemometer: $5500
*Aiming at winter 2011 installation, waiting for budget stuff before purchase.

Precip Guage (Bert has no faith so unless it's free, bail on this):
*Folks at Mt. Washington have [http://www.geonor.com/precipitation_gauge.html something] that werks, Kerry looking into wind shield and pricing.
*Jesse also had this to add:
<pre>
re:on Precip gauges:

http://www.logotronic.at/en/produkte/sensoren-fuer-die-meteorologie/niederschlagschneehoehe/122-160.htm
http://www.fondriest.com/products/hydreon_rg-11.htm
http://www.skypowerinternational.com/shopcart/productlayouts/ProductsList.asp

And the one I was really in favor of trying a couple years ago...

http://www.thiesclima.com/disdrometer.html

Pulling the Dynamax soil moisture probes is a really really good idea for re-cal / check out.
Just wanted to remind all that the sleeves were not used due to the dryness of the soil normally, Mike McClung of Dynamax recommended not using them for this application when we installed them originally.
</pre>

Soil Moisture Probes:
*Need overhaul and re-installation w/ tubes.
*Also these [http://www.decagon.com/products/sensors/soil-moisture-sensors/ units] for less than $150 each that both Jesse and Kerry recommend.

Snow Pillow: $10K
*Bert saw something that looked reasonable at AGU
*Jerry Johnson has his setup.

Overhaul tipping bucket mounts.

==Chores:==
*Paint remote boom and re-do depth markings so we can see them from the camera.
*Reinstall soil moisture probes.

TLC-2011

2011-09-20T23:42:25Z

Mtc: /* Shopping List: */

==2011 ToDo Items==

===Questions:===
**What's up w/ the fiber cable spool?
**Does the fiber cable on the ground need picking up/documenting?

===Shopping List:===
**Wire for cable pulls.
***Get dimensions. 120' plus ferrals and crimpers.
**Industrial Strength Twist Ties.
**Wire brush for paint cleanup.
**Number stencils and black spray paint.
**5" posts for SPN1
**Roll or two of E-Tape.

**X-Sawzall blades.
**X-Dykes.
**X-Fine tip sharpies.
**X-Silver Sharpie.

===Sensors:===
**Replace soil moisture probes.
**Install Doppler Precip Gauge.
**Temperature Probe into LiDAR enclosure.
**Reinstall LiDAR
**Replace radiometers.
**Relocate SPN1 Sunshine pyronometer.
***Recable.
**Check depth pingers
**Calibrate Tipping Buckets
**Replace cable pulls w/ wire...
**CCClone Mac.
**Re-enter waypoints into GUI interface of camera.
**CCClone Drive.

===Demo:===
**Pull out big lysimeter and drain box.
**Decommission MUX1

**X-Pull Macalu receiver.
**X-Remove old shadow-band.
**X-Pull out Johnson snow pillow
**X-Pull out mini snow pillow below Boom Pinger.

===Fabrication:===
**Frank Gherke Snow Pillow? ...or two?
**Shelf for Aethalometer next to phone on W wall.
**Mount LiDAR power boxes left of incoming fiber on S Wall.
**Paint.
**Numbers on I-Beam
**Resolve Alex wiki passwd issue.

**X-Plumb Chimney Drain.
**X-One more bamboo hole west of platform.

==Post 2010 Notes:==

Heated Sonic Anemometer: $5500
*Aiming at winter 2011 installation, waiting for budget stuff before purchase.

Precip Guage (Bert has no faith so unless it's free, bail on this):
*Folks at Mt. Washington have [http://www.geonor.com/precipitation_gauge.html something] that werks, Kerry looking into wind shield and pricing.
*Jesse also had this to add:
<pre>
re:on Precip gauges:

http://www.logotronic.at/en/produkte/sensoren-fuer-die-meteorologie/niederschlagschneehoehe/122-160.htm
http://www.fondriest.com/products/hydreon_rg-11.htm
http://www.skypowerinternational.com/shopcart/productlayouts/ProductsList.asp

And the one I was really in favor of trying a couple years ago...

http://www.thiesclima.com/disdrometer.html

Pulling the Dynamax soil moisture probes is a really really good idea for re-cal / check out.
Just wanted to remind all that the sleeves were not used due to the dryness of the soil normally, Mike McClung of Dynamax recommended not using them for this application when we installed them originally.
</pre>

Soil Moisture Probes:
*Need overhaul and re-installation w/ tubes.
*Also these [http://www.decagon.com/products/sensors/soil-moisture-sensors/ units] for less than $150 each that both Jesse and Kerry recommend.

Snow Pillow: $10K
*Bert saw something that looked reasonable at AGU
*Jerry Johnson has his setup.

Overhaul tipping bucket mounts.

==Chores:==
*Paint remote boom and re-do depth markings so we can see them from the camera.
*Reinstall soil moisture probes.

TLC-2011

2011-09-20T18:15:08Z

Mtc: /* 2011 ToDo Items */

==2011 ToDo Items==

===Questions:===
**What's up w/ the fiber cable spool?
**Does the fiber cable on the ground need picking up/documenting?

===Shopping List:===
**Wire for cable pulls.
***Get dimensions.
**Industrial Strength Twist Ties.
**Wire brush for paint cleanup.
**Number stencils and black spray paint.

**X-Sawzall blades.
**X-Dykes.
**X-Fine tip sharpies.
**X-Silver Sharpie.

===Sensors:===
**Replace soil moisture probes.
**Install Doppler Precip Gauge.
**Temperature Probe into LiDAR enclosure.
**Reinstall LiDAR
**Replace radiometers.
**Relocate SPN1 Sunshine pyronometer.
***Recable.
**Check depth pingers
**Calibrate Tipping Buckets
**Replace cable pulls w/ wire...
**CCClone Mac.
**Re-enter waypoints into GUI interface of camera.
**CCClone Drive.

===Demo:===
**Pull out big lysimeter and drain box.
**Decommission MUX1

**X-Pull Macalu receiver.
**X-Remove old shadow-band.
**X-Pull out Johnson snow pillow
**X-Pull out mini snow pillow below Boom Pinger.

===Fabrication:===
**Frank Gherke Snow Pillow? ...or two?
**Shelf for Aethalometer next to phone on W wall.
**Mount LiDAR power boxes left of incoming fiber on S Wall.
**Paint.
**Numbers on I-Beam
**Resolve Alex wiki passwd issue.

**X-Plumb Chimney Drain.
**X-One more bamboo hole west of platform.

==Post 2010 Notes:==

Heated Sonic Anemometer: $5500
*Aiming at winter 2011 installation, waiting for budget stuff before purchase.

Precip Guage (Bert has no faith so unless it's free, bail on this):
*Folks at Mt. Washington have [http://www.geonor.com/precipitation_gauge.html something] that werks, Kerry looking into wind shield and pricing.
*Jesse also had this to add:
<pre>
re:on Precip gauges:

http://www.logotronic.at/en/produkte/sensoren-fuer-die-meteorologie/niederschlagschneehoehe/122-160.htm
http://www.fondriest.com/products/hydreon_rg-11.htm
http://www.skypowerinternational.com/shopcart/productlayouts/ProductsList.asp

And the one I was really in favor of trying a couple years ago...

http://www.thiesclima.com/disdrometer.html

Pulling the Dynamax soil moisture probes is a really really good idea for re-cal / check out.
Just wanted to remind all that the sleeves were not used due to the dryness of the soil normally, Mike McClung of Dynamax recommended not using them for this application when we installed them originally.
</pre>

Soil Moisture Probes:
*Need overhaul and re-installation w/ tubes.
*Also these [http://www.decagon.com/products/sensors/soil-moisture-sensors/ units] for less than $150 each that both Jesse and Kerry recommend.

Snow Pillow: $10K
*Bert saw something that looked reasonable at AGU
*Jerry Johnson has his setup.

Overhaul tipping bucket mounts.

==Chores:==
*Paint remote boom and re-do depth markings so we can see them from the camera.
*Reinstall soil moisture probes.

TLC-2011

2011-09-20T17:13:00Z

Mtc: /* 2011 ToDo Items */

==2011 ToDo Items==

===Questions:===
**What's up w/ the fiber cable spool?
**Does the fiber cable on the ground need picking up/documenting?

===Shopping List:===
**Wire for cable pulls.
***Get dimensions.
**Industrial Strength Twist Ties.
**Wire brush for paint cleanup.
**Number stencils and black spray paint.

**X-Sawzall blades.
**X-Dykes.
**X-Fine tip sharpies.
**X-Silver Sharpie.

===Sensors:===
**Replace soil moisture probes.
**Install Doppler Precip Gauge.
**Temperature Probe into LiDAR enclosure.
**Reinstall LiDAR
**Replace radiometers.
**Relocate SPN1 Sunshine pyronometer.
**Check depth pingers
**Calibrate Tipping Buckets
**Replace cable pulls w/ wire...
**CCClone Mac.
**Re-enter waypoints into GUI interface of camera.
**CCClone Drive.

===Demo:===
**Pull out big lysimeter and drain box.
**Decommision MUX1

**X-Pull Macalu receiver.
**X-Remove old shadow-band.
**X-Pull out Johnson snow pillow
**X-Pull out mini snow pillow below Boom Pinger.

===Fabrication:===
**Frank Gherke Snow Pillow? ...or two?
**Shelf for Aethalometer next to phone on W wall.
**Mount LiDAR power boxes left of incoming fiber on S Wall.
**Paint.
**Numbers on I-Beam
**Resolve Alex wiki passwd issue.

**X-Plumb Chimney Drain.
**X-One more bamboo hole west of platform.

==Post 2010 Notes:==

Heated Sonic Anemometer: $5500
*Aiming at winter 2011 installation, waiting for budget stuff before purchase.

Precip Guage (Bert has no faith so unless it's free, bail on this):
*Folks at Mt. Washington have [http://www.geonor.com/precipitation_gauge.html something] that werks, Kerry looking into wind shield and pricing.
*Jesse also had this to add:
<pre>
re:on Precip gauges:

http://www.logotronic.at/en/produkte/sensoren-fuer-die-meteorologie/niederschlagschneehoehe/122-160.htm
http://www.fondriest.com/products/hydreon_rg-11.htm
http://www.skypowerinternational.com/shopcart/productlayouts/ProductsList.asp

And the one I was really in favor of trying a couple years ago...

http://www.thiesclima.com/disdrometer.html

Pulling the Dynamax soil moisture probes is a really really good idea for re-cal / check out.
Just wanted to remind all that the sleeves were not used due to the dryness of the soil normally, Mike McClung of Dynamax recommended not using them for this application when we installed them originally.
</pre>

Soil Moisture Probes:
*Need overhaul and re-installation w/ tubes.
*Also these [http://www.decagon.com/products/sensors/soil-moisture-sensors/ units] for less than $150 each that both Jesse and Kerry recommend.

Snow Pillow: $10K
*Bert saw something that looked reasonable at AGU
*Jerry Johnson has his setup.

Overhaul tipping bucket mounts.

==Chores:==
*Paint remote boom and re-do depth markings so we can see them from the camera.
*Reinstall soil moisture probes.

TLC-2011

2011-09-20T16:52:57Z

Mtc: /* 2011 ToDo Items */

==2011 ToDo Items==

*Questions:
**What's up w/ the fiber cable spool?
**Does the fiber cable on the ground need picking up/documenting?

*Shopping List:
**Wire for cable pulls.
***Get dimensions.
**Industrial Strength Twist Ties.
**Wire brush for paint cleanup.
**Number stencils and black spray paint.

**X-Sawzall blades.
**X-Dykes.
**X-Fine tip sharpies.
**X-Silver Sharpie.

*Sensors:
**Replace soil moisture probes.
**Install Doppler Precip Gauge.
**Temperature Probe into LiDAR enclosure.
**Reinstall LiDAR
**Replace radiometers.
**Relocate SPN1 Sunshine pyronometer.
**Check depth pingers
**Calibrate Tipping Buckets
**Replace cable pulls w/ wire...
**CCClone Mac.
**Re-enter waypoints into GUI interface of camera.
**CCClone Drive.

*Demo:
**Pull out big lysimeter and drain box.
**Decommision MUX1
**Pull Macalu receiver.

**X-Remove old shadow-band.
**X-Pull out Johnson snow pillow
**X-Pull out mini snow pillow below Boom Pinger.

*Fabrication:
**Frank Gherke Snow Pillow? ...or two?
**Shelf for Aethalometer next to phone on W wall.
**Mount LiDAR power boxes left of incoming fiber on S Wall.
**Paint.
**Numbers on I-Beam
**Resolve Alex wiki passwd issue.

**X-Plumb Chimney Drain.
**X-One more bamboo hole west of platform.

==Post 2010 Notes:==

Heated Sonic Anemometer: $5500
*Aiming at winter 2011 installation, waiting for budget stuff before purchase.

Precip Guage (Bert has no faith so unless it's free, bail on this):
*Folks at Mt. Washington have [http://www.geonor.com/precipitation_gauge.html something] that werks, Kerry looking into wind shield and pricing.
*Jesse also had this to add:
<pre>
re:on Precip gauges:

http://www.logotronic.at/en/produkte/sensoren-fuer-die-meteorologie/niederschlagschneehoehe/122-160.htm
http://www.fondriest.com/products/hydreon_rg-11.htm
http://www.skypowerinternational.com/shopcart/productlayouts/ProductsList.asp

And the one I was really in favor of trying a couple years ago...

http://www.thiesclima.com/disdrometer.html

Pulling the Dynamax soil moisture probes is a really really good idea for re-cal / check out.
Just wanted to remind all that the sleeves were not used due to the dryness of the soil normally, Mike McClung of Dynamax recommended not using them for this application when we installed them originally.
</pre>

Soil Moisture Probes:
*Need overhaul and re-installation w/ tubes.
*Also these [http://www.decagon.com/products/sensors/soil-moisture-sensors/ units] for less than $150 each that both Jesse and Kerry recommend.

Snow Pillow: $10K
*Bert saw something that looked reasonable at AGU
*Jerry Johnson has his setup.

Overhaul tipping bucket mounts.

==Chores:==
*Paint remote boom and re-do depth markings so we can see them from the camera.
*Reinstall soil moisture probes.

TLC-2011

2011-09-20T16:44:44Z

Mtc: /* 2011 ToDo Items */

==2011 ToDo Items==

*Questions:
**What's up w/ the fiber cable spool?
**Does the fiber cable on the ground need picking up/documenting?

*Shopping List:
**Wire for cable pulls.
***Get dimensions.
**Industrial Strength Twist Ties.
**Wire brush for paint cleanup.
**Number stencils and black spray paint.

**X-Sawzall blades.
**X-Dykes.
**X-Fine tip sharpies.
**X-Silver Sharpie.

*Sensors:
**Replace soil moisture probes.
**Replace radiometers.
**Relocate SPN1 Sunshine pyronometer.
**Install Doppler Precip Gauge.
**Check depth pingers
**Reinstall LiDAR
**Calibrate Tipping Buckets
**Replace cable pulls w/ wire...
**CCClone Mac.
**Temperature Probe into LiDAR enclosure.
**Re-enter waypoints into GUI interface of camera.
**CCClone Drive.

*Demo:
**Pull out big lysimeter and drain box.
**Decommision MUX1
**Pull Macalu receiver.

**X-Remove old shadow-band.
**X-Pull out Johnson snow pillow
**X-Pull out mini snow pillow below Boom Pinger.

*Fabrication:
**Frank Gherke Snow Pillow? ...or two?
**Shelf for Aethalometer next to phone on W wall.
**Mount LiDAR power boxes left of incoming fiber on S Wall.
**Paint.
**Numbers on I-Beam
**Resolve Alex wiki passwd issue.

**X-Plumb Chimney Drain.
**X-One more bamboo hole west of platform.

==Post 2010 Notes:==

Heated Sonic Anemometer: $5500
*Aiming at winter 2011 installation, waiting for budget stuff before purchase.

Precip Guage (Bert has no faith so unless it's free, bail on this):
*Folks at Mt. Washington have [http://www.geonor.com/precipitation_gauge.html something] that werks, Kerry looking into wind shield and pricing.
*Jesse also had this to add:
<pre>
re:on Precip gauges:

http://www.logotronic.at/en/produkte/sensoren-fuer-die-meteorologie/niederschlagschneehoehe/122-160.htm
http://www.fondriest.com/products/hydreon_rg-11.htm
http://www.skypowerinternational.com/shopcart/productlayouts/ProductsList.asp

And the one I was really in favor of trying a couple years ago...

http://www.thiesclima.com/disdrometer.html

Pulling the Dynamax soil moisture probes is a really really good idea for re-cal / check out.
Just wanted to remind all that the sleeves were not used due to the dryness of the soil normally, Mike McClung of Dynamax recommended not using them for this application when we installed them originally.
</pre>

Soil Moisture Probes:
*Need overhaul and re-installation w/ tubes.
*Also these [http://www.decagon.com/products/sensors/soil-moisture-sensors/ units] for less than $150 each that both Jesse and Kerry recommend.

Snow Pillow: $10K
*Bert saw something that looked reasonable at AGU
*Jerry Johnson has his setup.

Overhaul tipping bucket mounts.

==Chores:==
*Paint remote boom and re-do depth markings so we can see them from the camera.
*Reinstall soil moisture probes.

TLC-2011

2011-09-19T22:25:15Z

Mtc:

==2011 ToDo Items==

*Shopping List:
**Wire brush for paint cleanup.
**Sawzall blades.
**Dykes.
**Wire for cable pulls.
**Fine tip sharpies.
**Silver Sharpie.
**Industrial Strength Twist Ties.

**CCClone Drive.

*Sensors:
**Replace soil moisture probes.
**Replace radiometers.
**Relocate SPN1 Sunshine pyronometer.
**Install Doppler Precip Gauge.
**Check depth pingers
**Reinstall LiDAR
**Calibrate Tipping Buckets
**Replace cable pulls w/ wire...
**CCClone Mac.
**Temperature Probe into LiDAR enclosure.

*Demo:
**Remove old shadow-band.
**Pull out Johnson snow pillow
**Pull out mini snow pillow below Boom Pinger.
**Pull out big lysimeter and drain box.
**Decommision MUX1
**Pull Macalu receiver.

*Fabrication:
**Frank Gherke Snow Pillow? ...or two?
**Shelf for Aethalometer next to phone on W wall.
**Shelf for LiDAR power boxes left of incoming fiber on S Wall.
**Paint.
**Numbers on I-Beam
**Plumb Chimney Drain.
**Resolve Alex wiki passwd issue.
**One more bamboo hole west of platform.

==Post 2010 Notes:==

Heated Sonic Anemometer: $5500
*Aiming at winter 2011 installation, waiting for budget stuff before purchase.

Precip Guage (Bert has no faith so unless it's free, bail on this):
*Folks at Mt. Washington have [http://www.geonor.com/precipitation_gauge.html something] that werks, Kerry looking into wind shield and pricing.
*Jesse also had this to add:
<pre>
re:on Precip gauges:

http://www.logotronic.at/en/produkte/sensoren-fuer-die-meteorologie/niederschlagschneehoehe/122-160.htm
http://www.fondriest.com/products/hydreon_rg-11.htm
http://www.skypowerinternational.com/shopcart/productlayouts/ProductsList.asp

And the one I was really in favor of trying a couple years ago...

http://www.thiesclima.com/disdrometer.html

Pulling the Dynamax soil moisture probes is a really really good idea for re-cal / check out.
Just wanted to remind all that the sleeves were not used due to the dryness of the soil normally, Mike McClung of Dynamax recommended not using them for this application when we installed them originally.
</pre>

Soil Moisture Probes:
*Need overhaul and re-installation w/ tubes.
*Also these [http://www.decagon.com/products/sensors/soil-moisture-sensors/ units] for less than $150 each that both Jesse and Kerry recommend.

Snow Pillow: $10K
*Bert saw something that looked reasonable at AGU
*Jerry Johnson has his setup.

Overhaul tipping bucket mounts.

==Chores:==
*Paint remote boom and re-do depth markings so we can see them from the camera.
*Reinstall soil moisture probes.

TLC-2011

2011-09-19T22:18:28Z

Mtc:

==2011 ToDo Items==

*Shopping List:
**Wire brush for paint cleanup.
**Wire for cable pulls.
**Fine tip sharpies.
**Silver Sharpie.
**Industrial Strength Twist Ties.

**CCClone Drive.

*Sensors:
**Replace soil moisture probes.
**Replace radiometers.
**Relocate SPN1 Sunshine pyronometer.
**Install Doppler Precip Gauge.
**Check depth pingers
**Reinstall LiDAR
**Calibrate Tipping Buckets
**Replace cable pulls w/ wire...
**CCClone Mac.
**Temperature Probe into LiDAR enclosure.

*Demo:
**Remove old shadow-band.
**Pull out Johnson snow pillow
**Pull out mini snow pillow below Boom Pinger.
**Pull out big lysimeter and drain box.
**Decommision MUX1
**Pull Macalu receiver.

*Fabrication:
**Frank Gherke Snow Pillow? ...or two?
**Shelf for Aethalometer next to phone on W wall.
**Shelf for LiDAR power boxes left of incoming fiber on S Wall.
**Paint.
**Numbers on I-Beam
**Plumb Chimney Drain.
**Resolve Alex wiki passwd issue.
**One more bamboo hole west of platform.

==Post 2010 Notes:==

Heated Sonic Anemometer: $5500
*Aiming at winter 2011 installation, waiting for budget stuff before purchase.

Precip Guage (Bert has no faith so unless it's free, bail on this):
*Folks at Mt. Washington have [http://www.geonor.com/precipitation_gauge.html something] that werks, Kerry looking into wind shield and pricing.
*Jesse also had this to add:
<pre>
re:on Precip gauges:

http://www.logotronic.at/en/produkte/sensoren-fuer-die-meteorologie/niederschlagschneehoehe/122-160.htm
http://www.fondriest.com/products/hydreon_rg-11.htm
http://www.skypowerinternational.com/shopcart/productlayouts/ProductsList.asp

And the one I was really in favor of trying a couple years ago...

http://www.thiesclima.com/disdrometer.html

Pulling the Dynamax soil moisture probes is a really really good idea for re-cal / check out.
Just wanted to remind all that the sleeves were not used due to the dryness of the soil normally, Mike McClung of Dynamax recommended not using them for this application when we installed them originally.
</pre>

Soil Moisture Probes:
*Need overhaul and re-installation w/ tubes.
*Also these [http://www.decagon.com/products/sensors/soil-moisture-sensors/ units] for less than $150 each that both Jesse and Kerry recommend.

Snow Pillow: $10K
*Bert saw something that looked reasonable at AGU
*Jerry Johnson has his setup.

Overhaul tipping bucket mounts.

==Chores:==
*Paint remote boom and re-do depth markings so we can see them from the camera.
*Reinstall soil moisture probes.

TLC-2011

2011-09-19T22:17:23Z

Mtc: /* 2011 ToDo Items */

==2011 ToDo Items==

*Shopping List:
**Wire brush for paint cleanup.
**Wire for cable pulls.
**Fine tip sharpies.
**Silver Sharpie.
**Industrial Strength Twist Ties.

**CCClone Drive.

*Sensors:
**Replace soil moisture probes.
**Replace radiometers.
**Relocate SPN1 Sunshine pyronometer.
**Install Doppler Precip Gauge.
**Check depth pingers
**Reinstall LiDAR
**Calibrate Tipping Buckets
**Replace cable pulls w/ wire...
**CCClone Mac.
**Temperature Probe into LiDAR enclosure.

*Demo:
**Remove old shadow-band.
**Pull out Johnson snow pillow
**Pull out mini snow pillow below Boom Pinger.
**Pull out big lysimeter.
**Decommision MUX1
**Pull Macalu receiver.

*Fabrication:
**Frank Gherke Snow Pillow? ...or two?
**Shelf for Aethalometer next to phone on W wall.
**Shelf for LiDAR power boxes left of incoming fiber on S Wall.
**Paint.
**Numbers on I-Beam
**Plumb Chimney Drain.
**Resolve Alex wiki passwd issue.
**One more bamboo hole west of platform.

==Post 2010 Notes:==

Heated Sonic Anemometer: $5500
*Aiming at winter 2011 installation, waiting for budget stuff before purchase.

Precip Guage (Bert has no faith so unless it's free, bail on this):
*Folks at Mt. Washington have [http://www.geonor.com/precipitation_gauge.html something] that werks, Kerry looking into wind shield and pricing.
*Jesse also had this to add:
<pre>
re:on Precip gauges:

http://www.logotronic.at/en/produkte/sensoren-fuer-die-meteorologie/niederschlagschneehoehe/122-160.htm
http://www.fondriest.com/products/hydreon_rg-11.htm
http://www.skypowerinternational.com/shopcart/productlayouts/ProductsList.asp

And the one I was really in favor of trying a couple years ago...

http://www.thiesclima.com/disdrometer.html

Pulling the Dynamax soil moisture probes is a really really good idea for re-cal / check out.
Just wanted to remind all that the sleeves were not used due to the dryness of the soil normally, Mike McClung of Dynamax recommended not using them for this application when we installed them originally.
</pre>

Soil Moisture Probes:
*Need overhaul and re-installation w/ tubes.
*Also these [http://www.decagon.com/products/sensors/soil-moisture-sensors/ units] for less than $150 each that both Jesse and Kerry recommend.

Snow Pillow: $10K
*Bert saw something that looked reasonable at AGU
*Jerry Johnson has his setup.

Overhaul tipping bucket mounts.

==Chores:==
*Paint remote boom and re-do depth markings so we can see them from the camera.
*Reinstall soil moisture probes.

TLC-2011

2011-09-19T22:02:11Z

Mtc: /* 2011 ToDo Items */

==2011 ToDo Items==

*Shopping List:
**Wire brush for paint cleanup.
**Wire for cable pulls.
**Fine tip sharpies.
**Silver Sharpie.
**Industrial Strength Twist Ties.

**CCClone Drive.

*Sensors:
**Replace soil moisture probes.
**Replace radiometers.
**Relocate SPN1 Sunshine pyronometer.
**Install Doppler Precip Gauge.
**Check depth pingers
**Reinstall LiDAR
**Calibrate Tipping Buckets
**Replace cable pulls w/ wire...
**CCClone Mac.
**Temperature Probe into LiDAR enclosure.

*Demo:
**Remove old shadow-band.
**Pull out Johnson snow pillow
**Pull out mini snow pillow below Boom Pinger.
**Pull out big lysimeter.
**Decommision MUX1

*Fabrication:
**Frank Gherke Snow Pillow? ...or two?
**Shelf for Aethalometer next to phone on W wall.
**Shelf for LiDAR power boxes left of incoming fiber on S Wall.
**Paint.
**Numbers on I-Beam
**Plumb Chimney Drain.
**Resolve Alex wiki passwd issue.
**One more bamboo hole west of platform.

==Post 2010 Notes:==

Heated Sonic Anemometer: $5500
*Aiming at winter 2011 installation, waiting for budget stuff before purchase.

Precip Guage (Bert has no faith so unless it's free, bail on this):
*Folks at Mt. Washington have [http://www.geonor.com/precipitation_gauge.html something] that werks, Kerry looking into wind shield and pricing.
*Jesse also had this to add:
<pre>
re:on Precip gauges:

http://www.logotronic.at/en/produkte/sensoren-fuer-die-meteorologie/niederschlagschneehoehe/122-160.htm
http://www.fondriest.com/products/hydreon_rg-11.htm
http://www.skypowerinternational.com/shopcart/productlayouts/ProductsList.asp

And the one I was really in favor of trying a couple years ago...

http://www.thiesclima.com/disdrometer.html

Pulling the Dynamax soil moisture probes is a really really good idea for re-cal / check out.
Just wanted to remind all that the sleeves were not used due to the dryness of the soil normally, Mike McClung of Dynamax recommended not using them for this application when we installed them originally.
</pre>

Soil Moisture Probes:
*Need overhaul and re-installation w/ tubes.
*Also these [http://www.decagon.com/products/sensors/soil-moisture-sensors/ units] for less than $150 each that both Jesse and Kerry recommend.

Snow Pillow: $10K
*Bert saw something that looked reasonable at AGU
*Jerry Johnson has his setup.

Overhaul tipping bucket mounts.

==Chores:==
*Paint remote boom and re-do depth markings so we can see them from the camera.
*Reinstall soil moisture probes.

TLC-2011

2011-09-19T21:47:34Z

Mtc: /* 2011 ToDo Items */

==2011 ToDo Items==

*Shopping List:
**Brush for paint.
**Wire for cable pulls.
**Fine tip sharpies.
**Silver Sharpie.
**Industrial Strength Twist Ties.

**CCClone Drive.

*Sensors:
**Replace soil moisture probes.
**Replace radiometers.
**Relocate SPN1 Sunshine pyronometer.
**Install Doppler Precip Gauge.
**Check depth pingers
**Reinstall LiDAR
**Calibrate Tipping Buckets
**Replace cable pulls w/ wire...
**CCClone Mac.
**Temperature Probe into LiDAR enclosure.

*Demo:
**Remove old shadow-band.
**Pull out Johnson snow pillow
**Pull out mini snow pillow below Boom Pinger.
**Pull out big lysimeter.
**Decommision MUX1

*Fabrication:
**Frank Gherke Snow Pillow? ...or two?
**Shelf for Aethalometer next to phone on W wall.
**Shelf for LiDAR power boxes left of incoming fiber on S Wall.
**Paint.
**Numbers on I-Beam
**Plumb Chimney Drain.
**Resolve Alex wiki passwd issue.
**One more bamboo hole west of platform.

==Post 2010 Notes:==

Heated Sonic Anemometer: $5500
*Aiming at winter 2011 installation, waiting for budget stuff before purchase.

Precip Guage (Bert has no faith so unless it's free, bail on this):
*Folks at Mt. Washington have [http://www.geonor.com/precipitation_gauge.html something] that werks, Kerry looking into wind shield and pricing.
*Jesse also had this to add:
<pre>
re:on Precip gauges:

http://www.logotronic.at/en/produkte/sensoren-fuer-die-meteorologie/niederschlagschneehoehe/122-160.htm
http://www.fondriest.com/products/hydreon_rg-11.htm
http://www.skypowerinternational.com/shopcart/productlayouts/ProductsList.asp

And the one I was really in favor of trying a couple years ago...

http://www.thiesclima.com/disdrometer.html

Pulling the Dynamax soil moisture probes is a really really good idea for re-cal / check out.
Just wanted to remind all that the sleeves were not used due to the dryness of the soil normally, Mike McClung of Dynamax recommended not using them for this application when we installed them originally.
</pre>

Soil Moisture Probes:
*Need overhaul and re-installation w/ tubes.
*Also these [http://www.decagon.com/products/sensors/soil-moisture-sensors/ units] for less than $150 each that both Jesse and Kerry recommend.

Snow Pillow: $10K
*Bert saw something that looked reasonable at AGU
*Jerry Johnson has his setup.

Overhaul tipping bucket mounts.

==Chores:==
*Paint remote boom and re-do depth markings so we can see them from the camera.
*Reinstall soil moisture probes.

TLC-2011

2011-09-19T21:18:24Z

Mtc: /* 2011 ToDo Items */

==2011 ToDo Items==

*Shopping List:
**Brush for paint.
**Wire for cable pulls.
**Fine tip sharpies.
**Silver Sharpie.
**Industrial Strength Twist Ties.

**CCClone Drive.

*Sensors:
**Replace soil moisture probes.
**Replace radiometers.
**Relocate SPN1 Sunshine pyronometer.
**Install Doppler Precip Gauge.
**Check depth pingers
**Reinstall LiDAR
**Calibrate Tipping Buckets
**Replace cable pulls w/ wire...
**CCClone Mac.

*Demo:
**Remove old shadow-band.
**Pull out Johnson snow pillow
**Pull out mini snow pillow below Boom Pinger.
**Pull out big lysimeter.
**Decommision MUX1

*Fabrication:
**Frank Gherke Snow Pillow? ...or two?
**Shelf for Aethalometer next to phone on W wall.
**Shelf for LiDAR power boxes left of incoming fiber on S Wall.
**Paint.
**Numbers on I-Beam
**Plumb Chimney Drain.
**Resolve Alex wiki passwd issue.
**One more bamboo hole west of platform.

==Post 2010 Notes:==

Heated Sonic Anemometer: $5500
*Aiming at winter 2011 installation, waiting for budget stuff before purchase.

Precip Guage (Bert has no faith so unless it's free, bail on this):
*Folks at Mt. Washington have [http://www.geonor.com/precipitation_gauge.html something] that werks, Kerry looking into wind shield and pricing.
*Jesse also had this to add:
<pre>
re:on Precip gauges:

http://www.logotronic.at/en/produkte/sensoren-fuer-die-meteorologie/niederschlagschneehoehe/122-160.htm
http://www.fondriest.com/products/hydreon_rg-11.htm
http://www.skypowerinternational.com/shopcart/productlayouts/ProductsList.asp

And the one I was really in favor of trying a couple years ago...

http://www.thiesclima.com/disdrometer.html

Pulling the Dynamax soil moisture probes is a really really good idea for re-cal / check out.
Just wanted to remind all that the sleeves were not used due to the dryness of the soil normally, Mike McClung of Dynamax recommended not using them for this application when we installed them originally.
</pre>

Soil Moisture Probes:
*Need overhaul and re-installation w/ tubes.
*Also these [http://www.decagon.com/products/sensors/soil-moisture-sensors/ units] for less than $150 each that both Jesse and Kerry recommend.

Snow Pillow: $10K
*Bert saw something that looked reasonable at AGU
*Jerry Johnson has his setup.

Overhaul tipping bucket mounts.

==Chores:==
*Paint remote boom and re-do depth markings so we can see them from the camera.
*Reinstall soil moisture probes.

TLC-2011

2011-09-19T21:12:09Z

Mtc: /* 2011 ToDo Items */

==2011 ToDo Items==

*Shopping List:
**Brush for paint.
**Wire for cable pulls.
**Fine tip sharpies.
**Silver Sharpie.
**Industrial Strength Twist Ties.

*Sensors:
**Replace soil moisture probes.
**Replace radiometers.
**Relocate SPN1 Sunshine pyronometer.
**Install Doppler Precip Gauge.
**Check depth pingers
**Reinstall LiDAR
**Calibrate Tipping Buckets
**Replace cable pulls w/ wire...
**CCClone Mac.

*Demo:
**Remove old shadow-band.
**Pull out Johnson snow pillow
**Pull out mini snow pillow below Boom Pinger.
**Pull out big lysimeter.
**Decommision MUX1

*Fabrication:
**Frank Gherke Snow Pillow? ...or two?
**Shelf for Aethalometer next to phone on W wall.
**Shelf for LiDAR power boxes left of incoming fiber on S Wall.
**Paint.
**Numbers on I-Beam
**Plumb Chimney Drain.
**Resolve Alex wiki passwd issue.

==Post 2010 Notes:==

Heated Sonic Anemometer: $5500
*Aiming at winter 2011 installation, waiting for budget stuff before purchase.

Precip Guage (Bert has no faith so unless it's free, bail on this):
*Folks at Mt. Washington have [http://www.geonor.com/precipitation_gauge.html something] that werks, Kerry looking into wind shield and pricing.
*Jesse also had this to add:
<pre>
re:on Precip gauges:

http://www.logotronic.at/en/produkte/sensoren-fuer-die-meteorologie/niederschlagschneehoehe/122-160.htm
http://www.fondriest.com/products/hydreon_rg-11.htm
http://www.skypowerinternational.com/shopcart/productlayouts/ProductsList.asp

And the one I was really in favor of trying a couple years ago...

http://www.thiesclima.com/disdrometer.html

Pulling the Dynamax soil moisture probes is a really really good idea for re-cal / check out.
Just wanted to remind all that the sleeves were not used due to the dryness of the soil normally, Mike McClung of Dynamax recommended not using them for this application when we installed them originally.
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Soil Moisture Probes:
*Need overhaul and re-installation w/ tubes.
*Also these [http://www.decagon.com/products/sensors/soil-moisture-sensors/ units] for less than $150 each that both Jesse and Kerry recommend.

Snow Pillow: $10K
*Bert saw something that looked reasonable at AGU
*Jerry Johnson has his setup.

Overhaul tipping bucket mounts.

==Chores:==
*Paint remote boom and re-do depth markings so we can see them from the camera.
*Reinstall soil moisture probes.

TLC-2011

2011-09-19T20:59:40Z

Mtc: /* 2011 ToDo Items */

==2011 ToDo Items==

*Shopping List:
**Brush for paint.
**Wire for cable pulls.
**Fine tip sharpies.

*Sensors:
**Replace soil moisture probes.
**Replace radiometers.
**Relocate SPN1 Sunshine pyronometer.
**Install Doppler Precip Gauge.
**Check depth pingers
**Reinstall LiDAR
**Calibrate Tipping Buckets
**Replace cable pulls w/ wire...
**CCClone Mac.

*Demo:
**Remove old shadow-band.
**Pull out Johnson snow pillow
**Pull out mini snow pillow below Boom Pinger.
**Pull out big lysimeter.
**Decommision MUX1

*Fabrication:
**Frank Gherke Snow Pillow? ...or two?
**Shelf for Aethalometer next to phone on W wall.
**Shelf for LiDAR power boxes left of incoming fiber on S Wall.
**Paint.
**Numbers on I-Beam
**Plumb Chimney Drain.
**Resolve Alex wiki passwd issue.

==Post 2010 Notes:==

Heated Sonic Anemometer: $5500
*Aiming at winter 2011 installation, waiting for budget stuff before purchase.

Precip Guage (Bert has no faith so unless it's free, bail on this):
*Folks at Mt. Washington have [http://www.geonor.com/precipitation_gauge.html something] that werks, Kerry looking into wind shield and pricing.
*Jesse also had this to add:
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re:on Precip gauges:

http://www.logotronic.at/en/produkte/sensoren-fuer-die-meteorologie/niederschlagschneehoehe/122-160.htm
http://www.fondriest.com/products/hydreon_rg-11.htm
http://www.skypowerinternational.com/shopcart/productlayouts/ProductsList.asp

And the one I was really in favor of trying a couple years ago...

http://www.thiesclima.com/disdrometer.html

Pulling the Dynamax soil moisture probes is a really really good idea for re-cal / check out.
Just wanted to remind all that the sleeves were not used due to the dryness of the soil normally, Mike McClung of Dynamax recommended not using them for this application when we installed them originally.
</pre>

Soil Moisture Probes:
*Need overhaul and re-installation w/ tubes.
*Also these [http://www.decagon.com/products/sensors/soil-moisture-sensors/ units] for less than $150 each that both Jesse and Kerry recommend.

Snow Pillow: $10K
*Bert saw something that looked reasonable at AGU
*Jerry Johnson has his setup.

Overhaul tipping bucket mounts.

==Chores:==
*Paint remote boom and re-do depth markings so we can see them from the camera.
*Reinstall soil moisture probes.