As we're setting up we'll put in the numbers we're recording...

Note St9 is slightly different because we didn't notice until later that the compass had a previous non-zero deviation cranked in, which we subsequently removed and took the 'correct reading'.   ie. all compass readings are with respect to a '0-degree' deviation angle.

Note: Sonic angles are looking into the boom.   ie the sensors are pointing to the northeast roughly toward the wind generator.

Note: Gill angles are looking from the boom to the SE.  The red dot is oriented pointed toward the boom, ie 180+reading.

CHECK/EDIT: Note Comms (8/19): It's possible that cell coverage is more spotty on the west side of the network and links may not be as good.   At one point we thought Vipers had a unique problem connecting but on 8/19, site 2 came up just fine, whereas sites on the west have had significantly more drops.

Readings by Steve&Andy starting 9/23 using the binoculars.

 

SiteDateCPU

CSAT

s/n

CSAT

height

CSAT

boom

Gill

s/n

Gill

boom

 Notes
18/22T5363.155

219

218

219

1536006

130

127

127

B1 
28/19V5393.16

224

222

1536004

135

134

-Removed baro per SteveO
38/19T6713.14

223

221

1536011

134

310

B7Sites 2,3 can be accessed using john boat up canal except +/- 1 hour or more (1.5) from low tide. Both sites very wet/standing water at high tide.
48/18T6723.16

226

227

1536007

320
 (140)

136

-no Pmon cable.
58/20T6743.14

227

222.5

223

1422017

138

135

138

 

-Light blue values added on 10-26-2016
68/23T

673

3.15

226

225

1336044

318
 (138)

139

137

-The PV stand got marsh water on it above the 'top' connector panel; sprayed/lubed but watch this maybe
78/23V8003.138223
221 
1335016

136

136

-Viper bootup speed system services issues here. /media/usbdisk mounted but there data recording did start until we remove/re-installed the disk when the dsm was up. Ditto for the usb cell modem
88/22T5403.11

225

222

222

1335017

131

135

128

 127

-Blue values were measured on 10/12 (tripod may have been the issue, had some affect on the compass reading)
98/15T8533.13

210

210

1536009

120

118

- 
108/15T8563.16

226

223.5

226.5

1336043

138

133

135.5

- 
118/16V8553.16

220

221

1536010

130

133

-Cell modem was started up by Gary's technique of unplugging and replugging it in and then the cdc_ether services / eth1 came up and established cell connectivity.
128/17T5373.135

228

226

224

1536008

141

136

131

-No PwrMon cable. 8/23: Gill 2D was bad because of the bad cable. Swapped it and put the sensor back on port 4 after presumably DrO. reassigned it to 6. ie locally edited vertes.xml back to '4'
138/16T11173.20

231
227
227


1536012

139
138.5
319


-

PwrMon has the old style 3AG fuse. Using 20 or 25A

Green values shot Oct 11, after replacing 3D sonic with EC150. 2D Gill shot from the East.

148/18V6773.155

221

219

1536005

131

132

-

Very wet. Access via john boat up small canal +/-2 hours from high tide. Last ditch on walk-in side of canal can't be crossed near high tide; low tide only walk-in. See 'cell modem' note from 8, similar situation

158/24T13123.10

225

225

225

1536013

313
(133)

136

129

 131

B4Has 3 Radiometers and leaf wetness but no soil sensors yet since the marsh appears to be getting swept with a few inches of water every high tide.
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  1. Note that the Gill boom angles for stations 4,6 and 15 are about 180 different than the others.  When I used those values in processing the winds from those stations differed by about 180 from the Gills, and also from the 3d sonic wind directions.

    So apparently the Gills on 4, 6 and 15 are not mounted 180 different than the others, and one should subtract 180 from the stated values.