This morning's session is a training and orientation session for Clayton and Phil.

***Gary, can you add Clayton's login enabling him to edit or post to METCRAX-ISS Blog? He is currently not on the list. Thanks!

449:

Dashboard checks are all ok

power amp reading is .132mW

Nagios status:

Previous post by Kate on oct 12 noted NIDAS 1_10 and 1_11 critical errors, these still remain. I don't know the source of these errors, Gary and Bill, Can you explain?

The remaining 9 errors pertain to Lidar data (images) that aren't being placed in the right locations for the field catalog, I believe. Again, Gary, can you look into this? I believe this was caused when we swapped out the computer on the lidar, and we aren't processing the images correctly. I'm telling Clayton and Phil not to worry about these, there is little we can do about these at this time.

All plots for 449 site have been reviewed for current status, all are up to date, except LIDAR plots, (see notes above)

All outside visual checks completed, all ok.

Generator inspected and tanks were dipped and found to be at 60% full, we refilled both lower and upper tanks today at 11:30am. Should be ok till Wednesday afternoon the 16th.

inside cleaning, vacuumed all surfaces, cleaned A/C filters.

Clear and warm, slight breeze from south, seems to be building strength. Dave W, says it will be gusty winds today.

IOP STILL (tenatively) scheduled for tomorrow night!

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  1. Gary Granger

    Clayton has been added. Login with UCAS password and the usual username carendt.

  2. Gary Granger

    The nidas_1_10 and nidas_1_11 errors are the WXT at the LIDAR. The most critical is the nidas_1_10, since that represents the raw samples read directly from the WXT. If that check is failing, then something is wrong in the connection between the data manager and the WXT. I assume this is the problem we've been seeing for several days, where cycling the power or re-plugging the serial connection on the WXT up at the LIDAR restores the data flow, but then it gives out several hours later.

    I will add these notes to the NAGIOS wiki page: NAGIOS Services for ISS.