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1 Tue 26-Sep-1989 noneNOW-ONLY
2 Mon 20-Apr-1992SF6 Analysers noneacd
3 Thu 23-Apr-1992Telephone numbers of FOOTPRINT people: noneacd
4 Wed 03-Jun-1992Recalibration of T U of W sonic noneOperator
5 Wed 03-Jun-1992Radiation and soil sensor cabling confi noneOperator
6 Wed 03-Jun-1992ARCHIVERS & COVARS STARTED: nonesrs
7 Wed 03-Jun-1992GRAVIMETRIC SOIL MOISTURE noneOperator
8 Wed 03-Jun-1992SYSTEM CRASH! nonesrs
9 Wed 03-Jun-1992SONIC SPIKING: nonesrs
10 Wed 03-Jun-1992FAST T at MARIGOLD DOWN: nonesrs
11 Thu 04-Jun-1992T.soil.snd is broken: nonesrs
12 Thu 04-Jun-1992MORNING STATUS: nonesrs
13 Thu 04-Jun-1992Brief rundown of the FOOTPRINT setup. noneacd
14 Thu 04-Jun-1992PRESSURE SENSOR MOVED: nonesrs
15 Thu 04-Jun-1992CRASH! nonesrs
16 Thu 04-Jun-1992ANGLES FOR SENSORS AND ARRAY noneAA
17 Thu 04-Jun-1992Analyzer D had a rip in the pump tubing nonebkl
18 Fri 05-Jun-1992Burying the Sand T multi-plexer in the noneacd
19 Fri 05-Jun-1992100m UW SONIC WORK: nonesrs
20 Fri 05-Jun-1992OPS TODAY: nonesrs
21 Fri 05-Jun-1992ATI at 250m: nonesrs
22 Fri 05-Jun-1992ASTER DOWN FOR GENERATOR: nonesrs
23 Fri 05-Jun-1992ASTER BACK UP: nonesrs
24 Fri 05-Jun-1992175m FAST T DOWN: nonesrs
25 Sat 06-Jun-1992CORRECTED WIND DIRECTION: nonesrs
26 Sat 06-Jun-1992Conditional Sampler installed on 250m f noneacd
27 Sat 06-Jun-1992NEW ANGLES FOR T uw SONIC: nonesrs
28 Sat 06-Jun-1992SF6 CALIBRATION ROUTINE: nonesrs
29 Sat 06-Jun-1992FAST T at 100M TOWER WORKING? nonesrs
30 Sat 06-Jun-1992UPDATE TO FAST T @ 175m: nonesrs
31 Sat 06-Jun-1992MORNING STATUS: nonesrs
32 Sat 06-Jun-1992LEVEL SENSORS ON ATI UNITS: nonesrs
33 Sat 06-Jun-1992FAST T CALS: nonesrs
34 Sat 06-Jun-1992MORNING WORK: nonesrs
35 Sat 06-Jun-1992FLOW TESTS: nonesrs
36 Sat 06-Jun-1992TIME DELAY FOR CONDITIONAL SAMPLER noneacd
37 Sun 07-Jun-1992SF6 @ COSMOS: nonesrs
38 Sun 07-Jun-1992Cloud of dust. noneacd
39 Sun 07-Jun-1992MORNING STATUS: nonesrs
40 Sun 07-Jun-1992DATEL PROBLEMS: nonesrs
41 Sun 07-Jun-1992BIOFLUX SAMPLE TIME/COMMENTS noneacd
42 Sun 07-Jun-1992ADAMS UP WITH OLD DATEL: nonesrs
43 Sun 07-Jun-1992DATA RATE on SF6_MODE: nonesrs
44 Sun 07-Jun-1992SF6 DELAY TESTS: nonesrs
45 Sun 07-Jun-1992RADIATION TESTING: nonesrs
46 Sun 07-Jun-1992SF6 COVAR STARTED: nonesrs
47 Sun 07-Jun-1992FIX TO RADIATION: nonesrs
48 Sun 07-Jun-1992SF6 1hz COVAR STOPPED: nonesrs
49 Sun 07-Jun-1992COSMOS UP AND DOWN: nonesrs
50 Sun 07-Jun-1992SF6 MODE @ 250M BAD: nonesrs
51 Mon 08-Jun-1992CALIBRATION FACTORS FOR RADIATION AND S noneacd
52 Mon 08-Jun-1992SF6 MODE @ 250m FIXED: nonesrs
53 Mon 08-Jun-1992PRESSURE SENSOR BAD: nonesrs
54 Mon 08-Jun-19927 June conditional samples. noneacd
55 Mon 08-Jun-1992BIO FLUX: nonesrs
56 Mon 08-Jun-1992COVARs CRASHING: nonesrs
57 Mon 08-Jun-1992MORNING STATUS: nonesrs
58 Mon 08-Jun-1992UW SONIC @ DAISY: nonesrs
59 Mon 08-Jun-1992CONDITIONAL SAMPLE FORM:wq noneacd
60 Mon 08-Jun-1992Conditional samples settings. noneOperator
61 Mon 08-Jun-1992SONIC ZEROs: nonesrs
62 Mon 08-Jun-1992ZERO UW @ 175M: nonesrs
63 Mon 08-Jun-1992UW SONIC @ 100M ZEROED: nonesrs
64 Mon 08-Jun-1992ARCHIVERs COSMOS & RAGWORT STOPPED: nonesrs
65 Mon 08-Jun-1992CHANGES TO Splus CONFIG FILES: nonesrs
66 Tue 09-Jun-1992AUTO_BKFILES RUNNING: nonesrs
67 Tue 09-Jun-1992Conditional sampler tests noneacd
68 Tue 09-Jun-1992MORNING STATUS: nonesrs
69 Tue 09-Jun-1992UW SONIC @ 100M STILL SPIKING: nonesrs
70 Tue 09-Jun-1992UW SONIC @ 100M: nonesrs
71 Tue 09-Jun-1992SPIKING ON SONICS: nonesrs
72 Tue 09-Jun-1992COSMOS DOWN: nonesrs
73 Tue 09-Jun-1992SF6 CODE WORKING: nonesrs
74 Tue 09-Jun-1992Grassfire upwind noneacd
75 Wed 10-Jun-1992RAGWORT COVAR DOWN: nonesrs
76 Wed 10-Jun-1992UW SONIC @ 100M SPIKING: nonesrs
77 Wed 10-Jun-1992SHUTDOWN FOR GENERATOR SERVICE: nonesrs
78 Wed 10-Jun-1992SYSTEM BACK UP: nonesrs
79 Wed 10-Jun-1992MORNING STATUS: nonesrs
80 Wed 10-Jun-1992Conditional sampler ran overnight noneacd
81 Wed 10-Jun-1992Radiation sensor levels checked. noneacd
82 Wed 10-Jun-1992COSMOS DATA COLLECTION STOPPED: nonesrs
83 Wed 10-Jun-1992Darkhorse orientaion shot. noneacd
84 Wed 10-Jun-1992Flow tests of Cnditional Sampler noneacd
85 Thu 11-Jun-1992PSYC TOWER COMING DOWN: nonesrs
86 Thu 11-Jun-1992CHANGING THE PSYCHROMETERS noneacd
87 Thu 11-Jun-1992Pyg.out problem noneacd
88 Thu 11-Jun-1992The conitional sampler ran all night. noneacd
89 Thu 11-Jun-1992PYG.OUT.CASE is ?: nonesrs
90 Thu 11-Jun-1992PSYC @ 3M moved to 10M: nonesrs
91 Thu 11-Jun-1992INSTALL PSYC #14 @ 3M: nonesrs
92 Thu 11-Jun-1992Proceedure for SF6 analysis noneacd
93 Fri 12-Jun-1992Morning Status nonegdm
94 Fri 12-Jun-1992Rain noneacd
95 Fri 12-Jun-1992Bioflux data requirements noneacd
96 Fri 12-Jun-1992GRAVIMETRIC SOIL MOISTURE noneOperator
97 Sat 13-Jun-1992Conditional sampler after the rain noneacd
98 Sat 13-Jun-1992Morning Status noneacd
99 Sat 13-Jun-1992SF6 TRACER TEST PERIODS noneacd
100 Sat 13-Jun-1992Conditional Sampler delay time noneacd
101 Sat 13-Jun-1992GRAVIMETRIC SOIL MOISTURE noneacd
102 Sat 13-Jun-1992ATI.K sonic at 250m: nonetwh
103 Sat 13-Jun-1992ATI.K sonics recalibrated nonetwh
104 Sun 14-Jun-19923m Psychrometer nonetwh
105 Sun 14-Jun-1992Removal of the Conditional Sampler noneacd
106 Sun 14-Jun-1992June 11 conditional samples noneacd
107 Sun 14-Jun-1992Morning Status nonegdm
108 Sun 14-Jun-1992Sonic/condsamp serial recabling nonegdm
109 Mon 15-Jun-1992atiK.50.10m sonic removed nonetwh
110 Mon 15-Jun-1992Placed atiS sonic on the 50 meter tower nonegdm
111 Mon 15-Jun-1992Morning Status nonegdm
112 Tue 16-Jun-1992Morning Status nonegdm
113 Tue 16-Jun-19923m Psychrometer humidity mismatched to nonetwh
114 Tue 16-Jun-1992Spiking on uw.100.10m on days 166, 167 nonetwh
115 Wed 17-Jun-1992Climbers on prop tower to install syrin nonetwh
116 Wed 17-Jun-1992Morning Status nonegdm
117 Wed 17-Jun-1992Cleaned 250m Krypton windows nonetwh
118 Wed 17-Jun-1992Syringe samplers still on prop tower nonetwh
119 Wed 17-Jun-1992Recorded zero winds on atiS.50.10m nonetwh
120 Wed 17-Jun-1992Syringe samplers removed from prop towe nonetwh
121 Wed 17-Jun-1992Checked radiation sensor gains from nonetwh
122 Thu 18-Jun-1992atiS.250.10m u axis went bonkers on JD nonetwh
123 Thu 18-Jun-1992Morning Status nonegdm
124 Thu 18-Jun-1992Disconnected Pyg.out temperature leads nonetwh
125 Fri 19-Jun-1992Daily status nonetwh
126 Fri 19-Jun-1992Replaced crystal on w2 axis of atiS.50. nonetwh
127 Fri 19-Jun-1992Cosmos crashed at 22:00 jday 171 nonegdm
128 Sun 21-Jun-1992Morning Status nonegdm
129 Sun 21-Jun-1992Replaced atiK sonic at 50 m tower. It nonetwh
130 Sun 21-Jun-1992Times of archive data loss for jd=173 nonegdm
131 Sun 21-Jun-1992covars at 50, 100 and 175 now use sf6 p nonegdm
132 Sun 21-Jun-1992Computer trailer air conditioner quit nonetwh
133 Mon 22-Jun-1992Moved 10m sonics at 100, 175, 250m towe nonetwh
134 Mon 22-Jun-1992Tsoil.sand multiplexing appears to have nonetwh
135 Tue 23-Jun-1992Morning Status nonegdm
136 Tue 23-Jun-1992New sonic angles at 5m height: nonetwh
137 Tue 23-Jun-1992Pumped down bags in conditional sampler nonetwh
138 Tue 23-Jun-1992Cyclic test restarted nonegdm
139 Tue 23-Jun-1992atiK.50.5m has stopped outputing wind nonetwh
140 Wed 24-Jun-1992Conditional sampler test nonegdm
141 Wed 24-Jun-1992Turned off atiK.50.5m at 20:11 PDT. nonegdm
142 Wed 24-Jun-1992Rebooted cosmos at 10:55 PDT nonegdm
143 Wed 24-Jun-1992Changed cond_samp calibration and confi nonegdm
144 Wed 24-Jun-1992Added cal.sf6 and zero.sf6 average grou nonegdm
145 Wed 24-Jun-1992Fixed atiK.50.5m this morning by unscre nonetwh
146 Wed 24-Jun-1992Removed the pyg.out pyrgeometer and che nonetwh
147 Wed 24-Jun-1992Tsoil.grass died around 2200 GMT on JD nonetwh
148 Thu 25-Jun-1992Cosmos archive was not running, all cov nonegdm
149 Thu 25-Jun-1992June 25 threshold=0 and bag leak tests nonegdm
150 Fri 26-Jun-1992June 26 conditional samples nonegdm
151 Fri 26-Jun-1992System up after generator service. nonegdm
152 Sat 27-Jun-1992Added the bioflux 1-D sonic and fast t nonegdm
153 Sat 27-Jun-1992June 27 conditional samples nonegdm
154 Sat 27-Jun-1992sf6 mode cycle lengthened to 200 minute nonegdm
155 Sat 27-Jun-1992The two Krypton hygrometers do not agre nonetwh
156 Sat 27-Jun-1992Morning status: nonetwh
157 Sat 27-Jun-1992The Splus fun.props.config has had inco nonetwh
158 Mon 29-Jun-1992Morning Status nonegdm
159 Mon 29-Jun-1992June 27 cond samp span gas test nonegdm
160 Tue 30-Jun-1992Fast T cals: nonetwh
161 Tue 30-Jun-1992Sonic zeros nonetwh
162 Fri 31-Jul-1992Fast T calibration parameters nonegdm
163 Fri 14-Aug-1992Post calibration of Tsoil probes nonesrs
164 Fri 22-Jan-1993Measurement of Soil Parameters. noneacd
165 Wed 03-Mar-1993Soil thermal conductivity correction noneacd
166 Fri 28-May-1993Computed biases for uw sonics. nonegdm
167 Mon 08-Nov-1993Sonic data for FOOTPRINT92 noneacd
168 Tue 09-Nov-1993Sonic azimuth errors noneacd


1: 0 , Site none, Tue 26-Sep-1989 14:34:37 GMT,
Moninger at 497-6435, Andrea Ignatowski at 497-5200, or Rich Fozzard at 
497-6011. 
 
2: SF6 , Site none, Mon 20-Apr-1992 22:50:54 GMT, SF6 Analysers
SF6  Analysers 
 
The four (4) fast SF6 analysers each have two (2) outputs. 
 
There is a data output corresponding to the analog signal 
of the SF6 detection system and there is a mode output which 
indicates the operational mode of the analyser. There are three (3) 
different modes in which the system can be  operated. 
There is the sample mode where the analyser is allowed to sample 
the atmosphere, there is the zero mode where the analyser is made to  
sample zero air containing no SF6, and there is the span mode 
where the analyser is made to sample calibration gas containing 
a fixed amount of SF6. 
 
The data output of -5 to +5 vdc is to be recorded at 20 hz. 
The calibration factor is given in the form: 
	       [SF6] = c = a(delta v)**b 
            where delta v = signal voltage - baseline voltage  
                          =     v - v(o)   
  where signal voltage correspond to the atmospheric sample. 
  where baseline voltage corresponds to zero gas signal. 
      The default value of a may be taken as 1 pptv.(mv)**-1 
      The default value of b may be taken as 1   
      The calibration is then approximately linear 
		   1mv = 1pptv 
 
The value of v(o) is to be determined every 30 minutes and applied for the 
following 30 minute period. 
The values of a and b will be given by Brian and their constancy checked 
every 30 minutes by keeping track of the output during the span period. 
 
The mode output of -5 to +5 vdc is to be recorded at 1 hz. 
Three voltage levels (possibly -3, 0, +3 vdc) will be set by Brian. 
 
 
NOTE ADDED 23 April 92: 
Jim Rydock FAX'd to say that: 
the delay time for the SF6 sensors is approximately 2.6 seconds 
the response time for the SF6 sensors is approximately  0.4 seconds. 
 
 
3: LOG , Site none, Thu 23-Apr-1992 21:49:05 GMT, Telephone numbers of FOOTPRINT people:
Telephone numbers of FOOTPRINT people: 
 
Tony Delany;        tel:    303-497-8776 
                    FAX:    303-497-8770 
 
Brian Lamb:         tel:    509-335-5702 
		    FAX:    509-335-7632 
 
Hal Westberg:       tel:    509-335-1529 
		    FAX:    509-335-7632 
 
Jim Rydock:         tel:    509-335-7246 
		    FAX:    509-335-7632 
 
Monique LeClerk:    tel:    514-987-4196 
		    FAX:    514-987-3115 (be sure to address to Physics Dept) 
 
Jerry Allwine:      tel:    509-376-8145 
		    FAX:    509-376-5217 
 
Owen Abbey:         tel:    509- 
		    FAX:    509- 
 
Bruce Lighthart:    tel:    503-754-4879 
		    FAX:    503-754-4711  
 
Brenda Schaeffer:   tel:    503-754- 
		    FAX:    503-754-4711  
 
Dorathea Pruitt:    tel:    509-946-4195    
		    FAX:    509- 
 
 
4: SONIC , Site none, Wed 03-Jun-1992 00:28:18 GMT, Recalibration of T U of W sonic
Recalibration of T U of W sonic 
 
The T U of W sonic took a dive when it was being installed on the 100m station 
tower. It was taken into the apartment and straightened and then later 
micrometered. The following are the measurements. 
 
            PATH                     SEPARATION 
                               inches        centimeters 
                                 1       :       2.54 
            (Measured with special pointy metal inserts) 
      Yellow  -  Blue          7.8665          19.9809 
      Yellow  -  White         3.1660           8.0416 
      Yellow  -  Green         3.1265           7.9413 
      Yellow  -  Gray          7.1870          18.2550 
      Yellow  -  Orange        7.0890          18.0061 
      White   -  Grey          7.7905          19.7993 
      White   -  Green         3.1445           7.9870  
      White   -  Blue          7.1340          18.1204 
      White   -  Orange        7.0580          17.9273 
      Green   -  Orange        7.7180          19.6037 
      Green   -  Grey          7.1120          18.0645 
      Green   -  Blue          7.0620          19.9375 
      Blue    -  Grey          3.1350	        7.9629 
      Blue    -  Orange        3.2745           8.3172 
      Grey    -  Orange        3.1975           8.1216 
 
            (Measured with transducers reinserted)  
      Yellow  -  Blue          7.869           19.9873 
      White   -  Grey          7.818           19.8577 
      Green   -  Orange        7.729           19.6317 
 
 
These numbers were entered into the sonic geometry routine provided by Steve 
Oncley, and the following numbers entered into the calibration routine: 
 
 60.1124, 57.0984, 62.3198, 57.7271, 62.7474  
 
 
Steve Oncley provided the following angles from the dimensions we gave him 
over the phone: 
  60.1, 57.1, 62.3, 57.7, 62.7 
 
5: RAD , Site none, Wed 03-Jun-1992 17:12:12 GMT, Radiation and soil sensor cabling confi
Radiation and soil sensor cabling configuration. 
  
 The tall darkhorse was setup at the 250m station with the radiation 
 sensors. The soil heat and temperature sensors were installed nearbye. 
 Four analog mux cables, A, B, C, and D from the darkhorse break-out-box 
 and two analog mux cables, E and F, from another analog break-out-box 
 ran to cosmos. 
 
 The cabling from the break-out-boxes was as follows. 
 
 Left hand side of darkhorse break-out-box: 
 
 A    psp.out            psp.in               pyg.out             pyg.in    
	3                  2                    1                   0 
      cosmos:111         cosmos:110           cosmos:109          cosmos:108 
 
 B    pyg.in.dome        pyg.in.case          pyg.out.dome        pyg.in.case 
        4                  5                    6                   7 
      cosmos:112         cosmos:113           cosmos:114          cosmos:115 
 
 Right hand side of darkhorse break-out-box: 
 
 C    net.rad            T.surf               G1.bsh.8cm          G2.grs.8cm 
	0                  1                    2                   3 
      cosmos:116         cosmos:117           cosmos:118          cosmos:119 
 
 D    G3.snd.8cm           -                    -                   - 
	4                  5                    6                   7 
      cosmos:120 
 
 Stake mounted analog break-out-box: 
 
 E    Tsoil.bsh         index.Tsoil.bsh      Tsoil.grs           index.Tsoil.snd 
	0                  1                    2                   3 
      cosmos:124        cosmos:125           cosmos:126          cosmos:127 
 
 F    Tsoil.snd         index.Tsoil.snd         -                   - 
	4                  5                    6                   7 
      cosmos:128        cosmos:129 
 
 
The coupling into cosmos was as follows. 
 
 cosmos analog 0 =  t.250.10m1 + q_kh2o_2a + conc.sf6.250.10m + mode.sf6.250.10m 
 cosmos analog 1 =  bugflux data (query there are 5 bugflux channels) 
 cosmos analog 2 =  A 
 cosmos analog 3 =  B 
 cosmos analog 4 =  C 
 cosmos analog 5 =  D 
 cosmos analog 6 =  E 
 cosmos analog 7 =  F 
 
6: OPS , Site none, Wed 03-Jun-1992 18:36:02 GMT, ARCHIVERS & COVARS STARTED:
ARCHIVERS & COVARS STARTED: 
 
	The archiving and covaring of data was 
started a few minutes ago. 
 
The system has been running for the last 2 hours. 
Since it may stay up and Brian's people are running 
tests on the samplers, decided to archive. 
 
7: RAD , Site none, Wed 03-Jun-1992 19:04:39 GMT, GRAVIMETRIC SOIL MOISTURE
GRAVIMETRIC SOIL MOISTURE 
Number: 7             Written 06-JUN-92 by ACD                   
Type: RAD                     Project: FOOTPRINT92          
Title: GRAVIMETRIC SOIL MOISTURE 
--------------------------------------- 
Samples taken in the vicinity of the darkhorst. 
Samples taken in triplicate 
Samples weighed within an hour of collection to give WET WEIGHT 
Samples then dried in the oven at 110 deg C for 24 hours to give DRY WEIGHT 
Soil samples were weighed with taring of an empty Al dish. 
 
DATE TAKEN	WET WEIGHT	DRY WEIGHT   DIFFERENCE    GRAVMOISTURE 
 
 (JULIAN)	 (GRAMS)	 (GRAMS)      (GRAMS)        (PERCENT) 
_______________________________________________________________________________ 
 5 Jun 92 
  Friday 
   157 
             A   25.59          25.48         0.11           0.43 
     SAND    B   33.17          33.02         0.15           0.45   = 0.43% 
	     C   35.11          34.97         0.14           0.40 
 
             A   23.76          23.69         0.07           0.30 
     GRASS   B   23.75          23.67         0.08           0.34   = 0.30% 
	     C   19.58          19.53         0.05           0.26 
 
             A   22.59          22.46         0.13           0.58 
     BUSH    B   21.72          21.60         0.12           0.56   = 0.57%  
	     C   29.33          29.16         0.17           0.58 
 
 
 11 JUN92 
 THURSDAY 
 
 
             A 
     SAND    B 
	     C 
 
             A   
     GRASS   B    
	     C    
 
             A   
     BUSH    B   
	     C     
 
 
 
8: OPS , Site none, Wed 03-Jun-1992 20:11:52 GMT, SYSTEM CRASH!
SYSTEM CRASH! 
 
	ingest stopped due to typo error 
on keyboard. System was down for about 
15 minutes. 
 
9: SONIC , Site none, Wed 03-Jun-1992 20:30:22 GMT, SONIC SPIKING:
SONIC SPIKING: 
 
	The 5m ati, 250m, is spiking on 
the v component while the uw sonic at daisy, 
100m, is spiking. Hope to tune them later today. 
 
10: FASTT , Site none, Wed 03-Jun-1992 20:32:45 GMT, FAST T at MARIGOLD DOWN:
FAST T at MARIGOLD DOWN: 
 
	Allen is working on the fast T sensor 
at marigold. The electronics box is not working 
correctly. 
 
11: RAD , Site none, Thu 04-Jun-1992 02:18:37 GMT, T.soil.snd is broken:
T.soil.snd is broken: 
 
	the T.soil.sand goes on and off 
throughout the day. It may be a temperature 
problem. 
 
12: STATUS , Site none, Thu 04-Jun-1992 15:02:56 GMT, MORNING STATUS:
MORNING STATUS: 
 
	System is running. All adams running. 
The uw sonic and the old ati sonic have a few  
spikes through the night. 
 
13: LOG , Site none, Thu 04-Jun-1992 15:28:31 GMT, Brief rundown of the FOOTPRINT setup.
Brief rundown of the FOOTPRINT setup. 
 
May 19 Tue: Tony arrived, set up car and truck and apartment 
 
May 20 Wed: Security for Tony, Brian, and WSU students. At met area agreed on 
	    layout of array, did initial surveying 
 
May 21 Thu: Gordon arrived, security for Gordon, Kirt and Alan. 
 
May 22 Fri: ASTER trailer and Uhaul convoyed to site, established base, 
	    obtained first generator, started portaging equipment to stations. 
 
May 23 Sat: Assembling the system 
 
May 24 Sun: Assembling the system 
 
May 25 Mon: Assembling the system 
 
May 26 Tue:  
                                                            Steve arrived 
 
May 27 Wed: Kurt left 
 
May 28 Thu: 
 
May 29 Fri: Gordon left 
 
May 30 Sat: 
 
May 31 Sun: 
 
Jun 1  Mon: 
 
Jun 2  Tue: 
 
Jun 3  Wed: Monique arrived, Bruce and Barbara arrived, bugflux tower setup 
 
Jun 4  Thu: 
 
second generator arrived 
maintainance schedule for generators arranged 
delay tests for SF6 sensors 
new storage batteries fo UPS 
removed UPS from power system 
reinstalled UPS as power conditioner for ASTER 
shut down AC in computor trailer, minimised power draw on first generator 
first long (6hr?) period without lockup 
increased ODS optical power ot all ADAMS 
system first ran overnight 
started covars, 
first release line SF6 emission SF6 detected at 50m, 100m and 175m stations, 
 
 
 
 
 
 
14: PSYC , Site none, Thu 04-Jun-1992 18:57:18 GMT, PRESSURE SENSOR MOVED:
PRESSURE SENSOR MOVED: 
 
	Due to software conditions the pressure 
sensor was moved back to the 250m tower, cosmos. 
The conditional sampler system will be setup at 
the 50m tower, ragwort. 
 
15: OPS , Site none, Thu 04-Jun-1992 22:13:56 GMT, CRASH!
CRASH! 
 
	3 adams shut down analog data collection. 
I was able to get 2 backup from terminal, daisy and 
marigold. Ragwort required a manual reset. 
The crash occurred about 5 minutes ago, 22:05 gmt. 
  
 
16: CALIBRATION , Site none, Thu 04-Jun-1992 22:50:51 GMT, ANGLES FOR SENSORS AND ARRAY
ANGLES FOR SENSORS AND ARRAY 
 
	PROP VANES 
	 
	10M prop	294.51 
	7.5M prop	294.51 
	5M prop		294.51 
	3M prop		294.51 
	1.5M prop	? 
 
	SONIC 
 
	U		295.50 
	V		 25.39 
 
the sagebrush was too high to get the 
1.5m prop. We will use 294.51. 
 
New angles were shot for the array on 6/6 
 
	PROP VANES 
 
	10M		294 15 
	7.5M		294 15 
	5M		294 15 
	3M		294 15 
	1.5M		294 15 
 
	50M SONIC 
 
	U		295 24 
	V		205 41 
	W		295 24 
 
	100M SONIC 
 
	BLUE YELLOW	294 31 
	GREY WHITE	357 25 
	ORANGE GREEN	228 52 
 
	175M SONIC 
 
	BLUE YELLOW	292 52 
	GREY WHITE	353 29 
	ORANGE GREEN	235 09 
 
	250M SONIC 
 
	U		196 10 
	V		206 34 
	W		196 10 
 
	THE ARRAY 	294 37 
 
	RELEASE LINE	209 59 
 
17: SF6 , Site none, Thu 04-Jun-1992 23:14:28 GMT, Analyzer D had a rip in the pump tubing
Analyzer D had a rip in the pump tubing; probably for the 
 last several days.  It was replaced between 
 1522 and 1529 during Test 2.  
  
 
18: RAD , Site none, Fri 05-Jun-1992 00:11:40 GMT, Burying the Sand T multi-plexer in the
Burying the Sand T multi-plexer in the sand 
The index of Tsoil.snd suffered from malfunction leading 
to overlong timing intervals. 
To alleviate the temperature effect at 12:30 today the multiplexer was buried at 20 cm depth 
 
 
19: SONIC , Site none, Fri 05-Jun-1992 03:18:10 GMT, 100m UW SONIC WORK:
100m UW SONIC WORK: 
 
	Checked out signals on the uw 
sonic at daisy. Signals looked good. 
The b channel bottom(?) has a flaky polarity 
wire. So be careful if you play with it. 
Will monitor sensor. 
 
20: OPS , Site none, Fri 05-Jun-1992 17:25:08 GMT, OPS TODAY:
OPS TODAY: 
 
	Brain started operations today at about 5:00 
local time. The run lasted till 10:00. 
ASTER ran without any problems. 
 
21: SONIC , Site none, Fri 05-Jun-1992 17:26:22 GMT, ATI at 250m:
ATI at 250m: 
 
	Work is being down at the 250m tower 
to install the conditional sampler. This means 
that the ati sonic will be going up and down. 
 
22: STATUS , Site none, Fri 05-Jun-1992 20:14:00 GMT, ASTER DOWN FOR GENERATOR:
ASTER DOWN FOR GENERATOR: 
 
	ASTER going down for generator maintenance. 
 
23: STATUS , Site none, Fri 05-Jun-1992 23:01:03 GMT, ASTER BACK UP:
ASTER BACK UP: 
 
	ASTER is back on line. The transmit 
signals from the ODS bridge were set to high for 
channels 3 thru 6; ragwort, cosmos, daisy, and  
marigold. 
During bootup a power surge shut aster down. This 
may have been due to the air conditioner in Brain's 
trailer. It has been disconnected. 
Since we have moved the barometer to cosmos, removed 
the 5m sonic at cosmos, removed twet data from the archive 
set, and added the conditional sampler; the decision was made 
to go to ops2. 
 
24: FASTT , Site none, Fri 05-Jun-1992 23:13:03 GMT, 175m FAST T DOWN:
175m FAST T DOWN: 
 
	The fast T at 175m is down. Since 
replacing the element, the sensor has been 
questionable since it was fixed. Allen is 
presently working on the sensor. 
 
25: PROP , Site none, Sat 06-Jun-1992 00:12:42 GMT, CORRECTED WIND DIRECTION:
CORRECTED WIND DIRECTION: 
 
	The wind sensors now have the correct wind 
direction information. Up until now, they were align 
with the towers, ie, 0 degrees represented the wind 
coming directly from the release line. 
 
26: CONDSAMP , Site none, Sat 06-Jun-1992 02:28:19 GMT, Conditional Sampler installed on 250m f
Conditional Sampler installed on 250m flux tower 
 
All cabling and tubing attached and equipment installed this  
afternoon between 15:00 and 19:30. 
Power not yet applied to 12vdc plug, ? power on serial cable? 
 Tomorrow will do time delay testing using Brians fast SF6 
 Steve O says in SJVAQS used  threshhold = 15 cm s-1 in daytime 
                                            5 cm s-1 at nighttime. 
  Tom's dictum threshhold = 0.6 sigma w  
  Maybe 0.5 (sqrt ww) = 0.5 (sqrt sigma w) 
 
27: SONIC , Site none, Sat 06-Jun-1992 02:32:44 GMT, NEW ANGLES FOR T uw SONIC:
NEW ANGLES FOR T uw SONIC: 
 
	The new angles for the T uw sonic 
have been entered in the calibration routine 
sonic_uw_4b.c. The new values are: 
   60.1, 57.1, 62.3, 57.7, 62.7 
 
28: SF6 , Site none, Sat 06-Jun-1992 02:36:31 GMT, SF6 CALIBRATION ROUTINE:
SF6 CALIBRATION  ROUTINE: 
 
	The calibration routine for the sf6 
sensor was tested earlier today. Everything 
worked. Tomorrow Brian will provide real calibration 
coefficients. For now, the calibration coefficients 
being used are -3000 mv offset, a= 1.0, and b = 1.0. 
 
29: FASTT , Site none, Sat 06-Jun-1992 03:03:56 GMT, FAST T at 100M TOWER WORKING?
FAST T at 100M TOWER WORKING? 
 
	Allen found the analog channel for 
the fast T was bad. This sensor has been switched 
to channel 101 on marigold. At the time of typing 
this comment, it appears to have a sign error. 
This will be checked tomorrow. 
 
30: FASTT , Site none, Sat 06-Jun-1992 03:38:59 GMT, UPDATE TO FAST T @ 175m:
UPDATE TO FAST T @ 175m: 
 
	The problem with the fast T at marigold 
was due to somebody soldering the jumper #4 closed 
on channel 0. This caused a .5 gain factor. 
When Allen tryed the fast T on channel 1 the same 
jumper had been solder closed; however, jumper #5 
was installed giving an additional gain of 2 with 
a -5 volt offset. This resulted in a voltage looking 
correct with a sign change. 
The board was fixed and the fast T was moved back to 
channel 0. The data collected since the being of ops2 
should be ignored upto this time, 3:30Z. 
 
 
31: STATUS , Site none, Sat 06-Jun-1992 15:02:06 GMT, MORNING STATUS:
MORNING STATUS: 
 
	System running, all adams responding. 
there were a few spikes on marigold sonic last night. 
Daisy had its usual spikes on the uw. 
Cosmos and ragwort look good. 
 
32: SONIC , Site none, Sat 06-Jun-1992 15:05:12 GMT, LEVEL SENSORS ON ATI UNITS:
LEVEL SENSORS ON ATI UNITS: 
 
	There has been no attempt at 
understanding the output from the ATI 
sonics. Maybe in the next day or two we 
will get around to it. 
 
33: FASTT , Site none, Sat 06-Jun-1992 19:37:00 GMT, FAST T CALS:
FAST T CALS: 
 
	Below are the results of checks on 
the fast T settings. The original data set collected 
is in directory /home/aster/projects/FOOTPRINT92/fast_cals. 
 
site		abs error	span 
 
50m		.03		5.024 +- .01 
 
100m		.27		5.217 +- .01 
 
175m		-.61		5.253 +- .01 
 
250m		-.33		5.068 +- .03 
 
 
34: STATUS , Site none, Sat 06-Jun-1992 19:38:58 GMT, MORNING WORK:
MORNING WORK: 
 
	A fair part of the morning was spent getting 
calibration numbers for the sonics and fast T. Therefore 
the data should be looked at with caution. Results of 
tests are in appropriate catagories. 
 
35: STATUS , Site none, Sat 06-Jun-1992 20:31:47 GMT, FLOW TESTS:
FLOW TESTS: 
 
	A flow test was 
 
36: CONDSAMP , Site none, Sat 06-Jun-1992 23:43:29 GMT, TIME DELAY FOR CONDITIONAL SAMPLER
Flow time delay testing for conditional sampler. 
Saturday morning the conditional sampler was powered up and  
"rserial" adressed vi the Toshiba as cosmos 201. 
The system checked out and was tested for time delay 
using the fast SF6 sensor. 
 
The 1/8 inch swage was disconnected from the bulkhead on 
the inside of the case for the A or down or v3. 
The 1/8 inch line could be T'ed into the inlet of the analyser. 
The SF6 fast calibration solenoid could be T'ed into the intake. 
The SF6  mode indicator was modified to be a fast channel 
 
Five runs were made with the SF6 directly into the analyser 
and five runs with the SF6 flowing first through the 
conditional sampler. 
The difference between the time delays was derived  to give 
the conditional sampler delay.   
 
Time for flow through SF6 analyser 
                        10.74 
			10.75 
			10.77 
			10.74 
			10.77 
			------- 
			10.75 +_ 0.014 
 
Time for flow through coditional sampler and SF6 analyser  
                        10.98 
			11.06 
			10.96 
			11.09 
			10.98 
			----- 
			11.01 +_ 0.057 
 
Conditional sampler delay = 0.26 +_ 0.06 
              use the value 0.3 seconds 
The 1/4 inch teflon lines labels were checked by disconnecting 
from the CSBox blowing into them and emersion of the other ends 
in a water glass. 
 
 
             Conditional Sampler Box 
	      C         B        A 
	      up                down                  intake 
	      |         |        | 
	      |         |        | 
	      |         |        | 
	      |         |        | 
	      C         B        A 
           Tubeend   Tubeend  Tubeend 
 
37: SF6 , Site none, Sun 07-Jun-1992 00:57:05 GMT, SF6 @ COSMOS:
SF6 @ COSMOS: 
 
	I'm playing with the sf6 at cosmos 
to checkout the calibration program. 
 
38: RAD , Site none, Sun 07-Jun-1992 01:24:36 GMT, Cloud of dust.
Cloud of dust. 
At approximately 17:00 pdt a large dust clouid  
swept across the site from the direction of the 
200E area 
 
39: STATUS , Site none, Sun 07-Jun-1992 15:12:26 GMT, MORNING STATUS:
MORNING STATUS: 
 
	System up and running, 4 adams responding. 
Sensor conditions: pressure down, spiking on 100m 
uw sonic, other sensors look good. 
 
40: SOFTWARE , Site none, Sun 07-Jun-1992 15:15:30 GMT, DATEL PROBLEMS:
DATEL PROBLEMS: 
 
	Using data_stats it was discovered that 
the data rate from the analog channels is not consistent. 
Adams like daisy, with 4 analog channels on, are giving 
20hz data at 60hz and 1hz data at 3hz. 
We will try the old datel software. Look for future 
reports on results! 
 
41: BUGFLUX , Site none, Sun 07-Jun-1992 17:47:27 GMT, BIOFLUX SAMPLE TIME/COMMENTS
Bioflux sample times/comments 
 
Julian day 155 - 156 set-up Bioflux tower 21:30-03:30 (GMT) 
 
DATE TAKEN  KEY  START TIME  END TIME   COMMENTS 
 (JULIAN)          (GMT)      (GMT) 
 
   156      A    22:14:00    23:14:00   slit samplers inside position 
					22:14-22:19 activity W of tower 
					22:30 deisel truck N of tower 
 
   156-157  B    23:35:00    00:35:00   andersen samplers inside position 
 
   157      C    20:20:00    21:20:00   20:38 dust devil S of tower 
					20:50-21:05 activity W of tower 
 
 
   157      D    21:30:00    22:30:00   22:20-22:30 activity S of tower 
 
   157      E    22:41:00    23:41:00   (L)Andersen sampler disconnected  
					23:30-23:35 activity S of tower 
    
   157-158  F    23:50:00    00:50:00   activity S of tower throughout sample 
 
   158      G    00:58:00    01:58:00   re-adjust (L)Andersen sampler to 28LPM 
					activity S & W throughout sample  
					01:35 two vehicles on road E of tower 
 
   158      H    02:05:00    03:05:00   02:56 vehicle on road E of tower 
     
   158      I    20:42:00    21:42:00   20:50 distant dust clouds E of tower & 
					activity S of tower 
 
   158      J    21:52:00    22:52:00    
 
   158-159  K    23:01:00    00:01:00   23:54 dust cloud approaching from E due 
					to construction, diluted out as  
					approached samplers 
 
   158      L    00:10:00    01:10:00   
 
   158      M    01:19:00    02:19:00   01:50 truck on road E of tower 
 
   158      N    02:27:00    03:27:00 
 
   159      O    12:16:00    13:16:00 
 
   159      P    13:22:00    14:22:00 
 
   159      Q    14:29:00    15:29:00   activity W & S of tower towards end of 
					sample 
 
   159      R    15:36:00    16:36:00    
 
   159      S    18:29:00    19:29:00   ~19:00 activity S & W of tower 
 
   159      T    19:36:00    20:36:00   activity S & W of tower throughout samp. 
 
   160      U    01:11:00    02:11:00   "The Bushwacker" - hit sage bushes from 
					01:12:00 - 01:22:00 area W of tower 
					~20 X 250 m (to release line) 
 
   160      V    13:13:00    14:13:00 
 
   160      W    14:20:00    15:20:00   15:10 - 15:26 diesel truck N of tower 
 
   160      X    15:26:00    16:26:00    
 
   160      Y    16:32:00    17:32:00   activity S & W of tower until end of day 
 
   160      Z    17:38:00    18:38:00 
 
   160     AA    19:12:00    19:12:10   control sample - routine procedure, 
					turned samplers on in series then off 
					in series 
 
   160     BB    19:20:00    20:20:00    
 
   Disassembled sampler-pulley system and datalogger for adjustments to two   
   sampler levels, equal vacuum tubing lengths, and for attachment of critical 
   orifices to all sampler units.  Will return June 23. 
 
   Return to Richland unload and set-up sampler holder June 23  
   (JD 176 GMT 02:00-05:00)  Now using two sampler heights, 2.5 meters and 
   8 meters.  All flowmeters recalibrated and samplers are being rotated 
   into different positions to eliminate a "sampler/position effect".  
   All tubing equal length to eliminate "height/flow effect".  
 
DATE TAKEN KEY    START TIME  STOP TIME  COMMENTS 
 (JULIAN)           (GMT)       (GMT) 
 
   176      a     14:24:00    14:24:10   control sample  
					 1 on site 
 
   176      b     14:36:30    15:36:30 
 
   176      c     15:47:00    16:47:00   4 on site 
					 end sample 6 on site 
 
   176      d     16:57:00    17:57:00   diesel truck 
 
   176      e     18:05:00    18:05:10   control 
		  18:05:50    18:06:00   repeat control foil on lower samplers 
 
 
   177      -    (02:00:00 set up sonic anemometer at 5 meter height) 
 
   177      f     14:05:00    14:05:10   control 
 
   177      g     14:15:00    15:15:00   no others on site 
 
   177      h     15:23:00    16:23:00    
 
   177      i     16:30:00    17:30:00 
 
   177      j     17:38:00    17:38:10   control 
 
   178      k     01:39:30    01:39:40   control 
					 4 on site 
 
   178      l     01:47:00    02:47:00 
 
   178      m     02:55:00    03:55:00 
 
   178      n     04:06:00    05:06:00    
 
   178      o     20:05:30    20:05:40   control 
					 2 on site 
 
   178      p     20:59:00    21:59:00   3 on site 
 
   178      q     22:07:00    23:07:00 
 
   178-179  r     23:15:00    00:15:00 
 
   179      s     00:23:00    01:23:00   end of run break to test anemometer 
					 change program to one table 
 
   179      t     03:18:00    04:18:00   4 on site 
 
   179      u     04:25:00    04:25:10   control 
 
   179      v     13:05:00    14:05:00   run with all andersen samplers 
 
   179      w     14:25:00    15:25:00   run with all slit samplers 
 
   179      x     15:33:00    16:33:00   run with all andersen samplers 
 
   179      y     16:42:00    17:42:00   run with all slit samplers 
 
   180  (01:00 GMT) begin shut down process - disconnect sonic, tip down 
	tower. 
 
   180  (13:00 GMT) complete dismantle of tower 
 
   181  (01:00 GMT) load truck 
 
   Hard and disk copies of data will be sent in care of Tony Delany  
   upon completion.   
    
   You may reach us at the following: 
	Bruce Lighthart (503)754-5879  &  Brenda Shaffer (503)754-4562 
	US EPA                            ManTech Environmental Tech.Inc. 
	Environmental Research Lab        <--same address 
	200 S.W. 35th Street               
	Corvallis, OR 97333 
 
   Thanks !! 
 
42: STATUS , Site none, Sun 07-Jun-1992 18:36:18 GMT, ADAMS UP WITH OLD DATEL:
ADAMS UP WITH OLD DATEL: 
 
	The adams have been turned off since 
15:30z (cosmos up till 16:30z). This was done to 
reconfigure the analog cables for the old datel code. 
The configuration files stayed the same so we will 
not go to a new ops. The adams were brought backup 
in the new configuration at 18:30z. At this time the 
covars and archivers were restarted. 
Data rates on analog channels look good. 
 
43: STATUS , Site none, Sun 07-Jun-1992 19:01:09 GMT, DATA RATE on SF6_MODE:
DATA RATE on SF6_MODE: 
 
	The data rate on the sf6_mode signal was 
increase to 20hz to allow for delay tests. If you look 
under SF6 catagory there is more information on the 
procedure to do delay tests. 
This change took place about 18:50z. 
 
44: SF6 , Site none, Sun 07-Jun-1992 19:14:49 GMT, SF6 DELAY TESTS:
SF6 DELAY TESTS: 
 
	Below is an outline of the procedure 
to do delay tests for the sf6. To make the job 
easier the data rate of the sf6_mode was set to 
20hz. 
 
	In directory /home/aster/raw_data/flow is 
a special archive script which will collect data from 
the sf6 signals. This archiver should be run only 
during the test. If you don't kill it you will be wasting 
disk space. 
 
	After data has been collected and the archiver 
has been shut down, you can run the script "flow.plot". 
This plot will process the data and create an xgraph of 
the data. At that point you can interactively expand the 
scale and determine the time delay. 
 
45: RAD , Site none, Sun 07-Jun-1992 20:37:39 GMT, RADIATION TESTING:
RADIATION TESTING: 
 
	Tests took place between 20:00 and 
20:30z on the radiation channels. Therefore 
these data are questionable. 
 
 
46: SF6 , Site none, Sun 07-Jun-1992 20:38:47 GMT, SF6 COVAR STARTED:
SF6 COVAR STARTED: 
 
	The sf6 covar routine was started 
about 5 minutes ago. 
 
47: RAD , Site none, Sun 07-Jun-1992 21:05:51 GMT, FIX TO RADIATION:
FIX TO RADIATION: 
 
	The gain settings on the 
psp.in, psp.out, pyg.in, pyg.out 
were set to 100 not 200. This has 
been corrected as of 5 minutes ago. 
This should be noted for post analysis 
work. 
 
48: SF6 , Site none, Sun 07-Jun-1992 21:57:26 GMT, SF6 1hz COVAR STOPPED:
SF6 1hz COVAR STOPPED: 
 
	The 1hz covars for sf6 were killed 
at 21:55Z. 
 
49: STATUS , Site none, Sun 07-Jun-1992 23:53:19 GMT, COSMOS UP AND DOWN:
COSMOS UP AND DOWN: 
 
	Cosmos has been up and down over 
the last 15 minutes to work on the conditional 
sampler and the sf6_mode signal. This work 
started at about 23:35z. 
 
50: SF6 , Site none, Sun 07-Jun-1992 23:56:10 GMT, SF6 MODE @ 250M BAD:
SF6 MODE @ 250M BAD: 
 
	Since the change over to the old 
datel code the mode signal for sf6 at 250m 
has not worked right. The problem is in the 
amplifier/filter board. Replacement of the 
zero switching chip and the first stage amplifier 
did not help. The board will be replaced. 
 
51: RAD , Site none, Mon 08-Jun-1992 00:15:57 GMT, CALIBRATION FACTORS FOR RADIATION AND S
CALIBRATION FACTORS FOR RADIATION AND SOIL SENSORS 
--------------------------------------- 
 
 
NOTE this was copied from the SJVAQS logbook and needs to be edited. 
When it is satisfactorily edited this comment will be erase. 
 
Calibration factors for radiation and soil sensors 
(The tables shows the calibration factors available from the calibration 
 data, and allows an intercomparison with the prep.config factors used) 
A copy of /home/aster/projects/FOOTPRINT92/ops1/prep.config will be compared 
with these calibration factors. There will then be an affirmation check. 
 
 
CHECKED DOWN TO HERE 
 
 CHANNEL    SENSOR        S/N        CAL            calibration factors 
 
cosmos:100 pyg.in.rad   27907F3  3.44 uv/W m-2     linear cal  #######, ### 
                                                   gain =  ?       
 
                  Date of this calibration = ## ## ##  
 
                (prep.config:  Checked   ?   ) 
 
cosmos:101 pyg.out.rad  26416F3  3.59 uv/W m-2     linear cal   ######, ### 
                                                   gain =  ? 
 
                   Date of this calibration = ## ## ##  
 
                 (prep.config:  Checked   ?  ) 
 
cosmos:102 psp.in.rad   26214F3  8.70 uv/W m-2     linear cal    #####, ### 
                                                   gain =  ? 
                                Date of this calibration = ## ## ##  
 
                                (prep.config:  Checked 14 Nov 91      ) 
 
 103      psp.out.rad  26226F3  8.85 uv/W m-2     linear cal   8.6210E-2, 0.0 
                                gain=200 
                                Date of this calibration = ## ## ##  
 
                                (prep.config:  Checked 14 Nov 91      ) 
 
 108      r.net         90076   13.4 W m-2/mV     linear cal   2.0447E-2, 0.0 
                                gain=100 
                                Date of this calibration = ## ## ##  
 
                                (prep.config:    2.0294E-2 , 0.0      ) 
 
 109      t.surface     1041    100degree C/V     linear cal   1.5259E-3, 25 
                                offset=-25degree  
                                gain=10 
                                Date of this calibration = ## ## ##  
 
                                (prep.config:  Checked 14 Nov 91      ) 
 
 113      par.rad       Q9125    -143.47          linear cal   3.6246E-1, 0.0 
                                 umole/m-2 s/uA  
                                 gain=100 
                                 resistance=604ohm 
                                Date of this calibration = ## ## ##  
 
                                (prep.config:  Checked 14 Nov 91      ) 
 
 
 CHANNEL  SENSOR       CAL                        prep.config factor used 
 
 104      pyg.in.dome  A0 = 3.5754E-3             c=thermistor  3.5754E-3     
                       A1 = 2.6846E-4                           2.6847E-4 
                       A2 = 6.1043E-6                           6.1043E-6 
                       A3 =-3.6998E-6                           3.6998E-6 
                   offset = 4.8 
                   Date of this calibration = ## ## ##  
 
 105      pyg.in.case  A0 = 3.5764E-3             c=thermistor All OK 14nov91     
                       A1 = 2.6860E-4                                        
                       A2 = 6.3499E-6                                       
                       A3 =-3.6393E-6                                      
                   offset = 4.8 
                   Date of this calibration = ## ## ##  
 
 106      pyg.out.dome A0 = 3.5829E-3             c=thermistor All OK 14nov91     
                       A1 = 2.8073E-4                                        
                       A2 = 1.7521E-5                                       
                       A3 =-9.3759E-7                                      
                   offset = 4.8 
                   Date of this calibration = ## ## ##  
 
 107      pyg.out.case A0 = 3.5850E-3             c=thermistor All OK 14nov91   
                       A1 = 2.8512E-4                                       
                       A2 = 2.1575E-5                                       
                       A3 = 1.2726E-7                                      
                   offset = 4.8 
                   Date of this calibration = ## ## ##  
 
 CHANNEL  SENSOR                     CAL             cal factors 
 
 117     Tsoil.a.index            linear cal         1.5259E-4 ,0.0 
                                  offset =  
                                  gain= 
                                  Date of this calibration = ## ## ##  
 
                                (prep.config:  Checked       ) 
 
 118     Tsoil.b.index            linear cal         1.5259E-4 ,0.0 
                                  offset =  
                                  gain= 
                                  Date of this calibration = ## ## ##  
 
                                (prep.config:  Checked       ) 
 
 
 119     Tsoil.c.index            linear cal         1.5259E-4 ,0.0 
                                  offset =  
                                  gain= 
                                  Date of this calibration = ## ## ##  
 
                                (prep.config:  Checked       ) 
 
 CHANNEL  SENSOR       CAL                        prep.config factor used 
 
 116      Tsoil.a       (mean)                    c=thermistor All OK 19 Nov91   
                          A0 = 3.5869E-3 
                          A1 = 2.6991E-4 
                          A2 = 9.3435E-6 
                          A3 =-3.5796E-6 
                          offset = 4.7 
 
          Tsoil.a.1cm   (0band)                  
                          A0 = 3.5920E-3 
                          A1 = 2.6757E-4  
                          A2 = 1.0719E-5 
                          A3 =-3.6759E-6 
                         offset = 4.7 
 
          Tsoil.a.3cm   (1band)                  
                          A0 = 3.5932E-3 
                          A1 = 2.6837E-4 
                          A2 = 1.0903E-5 
                          A3 =-3.6485E-6 
                          offset = 4.7 
 
          Tsoil.a.5cm   (2band)                 
                          A0 = 3.5931E-3 
                          A1 = 2.6774E-4 
                          A2 = 1.0867E-5 
                          A3 =-3.6422E-6 
                          offset = 4.7 
 
          Tsoil.a.7cm   (3band)                 
                          A0 = 3.5925E-3 
                          A1 = 2.6795E-4 
                          A2 = 1.1015E-5 
                          A3 =-3.6040E-6 
                          offset = 4.7 
                   Date of this calibration = 30 May 91 
 
 118      Tsoil.b       (mean)                    c=thermistor All OK 19 Nov91   
                          A0 = 3.5495E-3 
                          A1 = 2.8734E-4 
                          A2 = 4.3827E-6 
                          A3 = 6.5799E-7 
                          offset = 5.0 
 
          Tsoil.b.1cm   (0band)          
                          A0 = 3.5490E-3 
                          A1 = 2.8731E-4 
                          A2 = 4.2973E-6 
                          A3 = 6.3137E-7 
                         offset = 5.0 
 
          Tsoil.b.3cm   (1band)           
                          A0 = 3.5509E-3 
                          A1 = 2.8736E-4 
                          A2 = 4.3523E-6 
                          A3 = 6.6114E-6 
                          offset = 5.0 
 
          Tsoil.b.5cm   (2band)               
                          A0 = 3.5496E-3 
                          A1 = 2.8727E-4 
                          A2 = 4.2113E-6 
                          A3 = 5.9975E-7 
                          offset = 5.0 
 
          Tsoil.b.7cm   (3band)                 
                          A0 = 3.5487E-3 
                          A1 = 2.8718E-4 
                          A2 = 4.4353E-6 
                          A3 = 6.8631E-7 
                          offset = 5.0  
                   Date of this calibration = 30 May 91  
 
 120      Tsoil.c       (mean)                    c=thermistor All OK 19Nov91   
                          A0 = 3.5287E-3 
                          A1 = 2.9799E-4 
                          A2 = 3.7889E-7 
                          A3 = 4.7208E-6 
                         offset = 5.25 
 
          Tsoil.c.1cm   (0band)                  
                          A0 = 3.5267E-3  
                          A1 = 2.9787E-4 
                          A2 = 3.0097E-7 
                          A3 = 4.6895E-6 
                         offset = 5.25 
 
          Tsoil.c.3cm   (1band)                  
                          A0 = 3.5290E-3 
                          A1 = 2.9797E-4 
                          A2 = 3.0577E-7 
                          A3 = 4.6887E-6 
                          offset = 5.25 
 
          Tsoil.c.5cm   (2band)                  
                          A0 = 3.5297E-3  
                          A1 = 2.9813E-4 
                          A2 = 3.2779E-7 
                          A3 = 4.6919E-6 
                          offset = 5.25 
 
          Tsoil.c.7cm   (3band)                 
                          A0 = 3.5285E-3 
                          A1 = 2.9794E-4 
                          A2 = 4.7164E-7 
                          A3 = 4.7596E-6 
                          offset = 5.25 
                   Date of this calibration = 30 May 91 
 
 CHANNEL  SENSOR    S/N           CAL             cal factors 
 
 
 CHANNEL  SENSOR    S/N           CAL             cal factors 
 
 
 CHANNEL  SENSOR    S/N           CAL             cal factors 
 
 110      G1.8cm    blue#band     42.6 W m-2/mV   linear cal   3.2502E-2, 0.0 
                                  gain=200 
                                  Date of this calibration = ## ## ##  
 
                                (prep.config:  Checked 14 Nov 91      ) 
 
 111      G2.8cm    red#band      38.4 W m-2/mV   linear cal   2.9298E-2, 0.0 
                                  gain=200 
                                  Date of this calibration = ## ## ##  
 
                                (prep.config:  Checked 14 Nov 91      ) 
 
 112      G3.8cm    yellow#band   38.4 W m-2/mV   linear cal   2.9298E-2, 0.0 
                                  gain=200 
                                  Date of this calibration = ## ## ##  
 
                                (prep.config:  Checked 14 Nov 91      ) 
 
 
Note added 3 Mar 93 by ACD: 
	  The calibration values given here in the logbook for the soil 
	  heat flux plates are those derived from the Apr87 calibration. 
	  The Dec91 values are : 
 110      G1.8cm    blue#band   Serial number 87028  42.5 W m-2/mV    
 111      G2.8cm    red#band    Serial number 87034  38.0 W m-2/mV   
 112      G3.8cm    yellow#band Serial number 87036  38.2 W m-2/mV  
 
The correct values were used in the actual calculations during FOOTPRINT92. 
 
See also the additional logbook entry commenting on the correctiondue to  
the difference of thermal conductivity of the soil, the  heat flux plate, 
and the medium in which the heat flux plate was calibrated. 
 
52: SF6 , Site none, Mon 08-Jun-1992 00:42:29 GMT, SF6 MODE @ 250m FIXED:
SF6 MODE @ 250m FIXED: 
 
	The problem with the sf6 mode 
at the 250m site was a bad solder connection 
at the sf6 unit. Time of fix was 00:30Z. 
 
53: PSYC , Site none, Mon 08-Jun-1992 00:53:13 GMT, PRESSURE SENSOR BAD:
PRESSURE SENSOR BAD: 
 
	The pressure sensor has not been 
working too good. It has a tendency to go 
down everytime you do anything with cosmos. 
The sensor is down at this time. 
 
54: CONDSAMP , Site none, Mon 08-Jun-1992 02:07:02 GMT, 7 June conditional samples.
7 June conditional samples. 
 
Date: 7 June 92. 
 
Delay = 30, threshold = 5 cm s-1 
 
Syringe samples analysed the following day 
Calibration for the SF6 gc 950,000 counts = 312 pptv 
 
Start time Stop time  Consam outlet  Box/bag  Syringe  Pumpdown Counts  [SF6] 
 16:40      17:30     	A left         D  I    cs1       ~6 sec  181684   59.7 
                 	B center       D  II   cs2       ~6 sec  165647   54.4 
                	c right        D  III  cs3       ~6 sec  202547   66.5 
 
Start time Stop time  Consam outlet  Box/bag  Syringe  Pumpdown Counts  [SF6] 
 17:30      18:30       A left         B  I    cs4       ~4 sec  466329  153 
                	B center       B  II   cs5       ~4 sec  409573  135 
                	c right        B  III  cs6       ~4 sec  507517  167 
 
Start time Stop time  Consam outlet  Box/bag  Syringe  Pumpdown Counts  [SF6] 
 18:30      19:30       A left         D  1    cs7       ~5 sec  432584  142 
                	B center       D  II   cs8       ~5 sec  607286  199 
                	c right        D  III  cs9       ~5 sec  519747  171 
 
Start time Stop time  Consam outlet  Box/bag  Syringe  Pumpdown Counts  [SF6] 
 19:30      20:30       A left         B  I    cs10      ~3 sec  547942  180 
                	B center       B  II   cs11      ~4 sec  609760  200 
                	c right        B  III  cs12      ~3 sec  498822  164 
 
Start time Stop time  Consam outlet  Box/bag  Syringe  Pumpdown Counts  [SF6] 
 20:30      21:30       A left         D  I    cs13      ~  sec  671772  221 
                	B center       D  II   cs14      ~  sec  743783  244 
                	c right        D  III  cs15      ~  sec  738946  243 
 
Only very small volumes were collected in the bags. 
Center bag had to be repumped down before collecting samples. 
After syringe samples taken bags not pumped down. 
Pump left running overnight. 
 
 
55: BUGFLUX , Site none, Mon 08-Jun-1992 03:11:21 GMT, BIO FLUX:
BIO FLUX: 
 
	The bioflux data logger provides 
2 output signals. These have been setup for 
temperature measurements at 8m and 2m on 
channels 104 and 106, respectfully. 
Data are now coming in @ 03:00Z. 
 
56: SOFTWARE , Site none, Mon 08-Jun-1992 04:41:00 GMT, COVARs CRASHING:
COVARs CRASHING: 
 
	The covars are crashing! At this 
point I do not know why. It maybe because 
I was doing some other covars on raw data files. 
We will see what happens over night. 
 
57: STATUS , Site none, Mon 08-Jun-1992 14:24:25 GMT, MORNING STATUS:
MORNING STATUS: 
 
	System ruuning, adams up. 
Covar for ragwort went down last night. 
Spiking on the uw sonic at daisy. 
Data from conditional sampler is not 
making any sense. 
 
58: SONIC , Site none, Mon 08-Jun-1992 15:30:20 GMT, UW SONIC @ DAISY:
UW SONIC @ DAISY: 
 
	For the last 1/2 hour I have been 
playing with the uw sonic at daisy, 100m. 
Some of the spiking during this time was 
generated by me. 
	The problem is with the receiver 
board for path c/top. There is not enough 
range in the gain and offset pots. I will 
try switching with another board. 
 
59: CONDSAMP , Site none, Mon 08-Jun-1992 16:18:00 GMT, CONDITIONAL SAMPLE FORM:wq
 
   June conditional samples. 
 
Date:   June 92. 
 
   Delay =       , threshold = 
                                                       GC cal 950000 =  312 ppbv 
 
Start time  Stop time CS outlet Box/bag  Syringe  Pumpdown  Counts      [SF6] 
   :           :      A left         I    cs           l                    ppbv 
                      B center       II   cs           l                    ppbv 
                      c right        III  cs           l                    ppbv 
 
Start time  Stop time CS outlet Box/bag  Syringe  Pumpdown  Counts      [SF6] 
   :           :      A left         I    cs           l                    ppbv 
                      B center       II   cs           l                    ppbv 
                      c right        III  cs           l                    ppbv 
 
 
Start time  Stop time CS outlet Box/bag  Syringe  Pumpdown  Counts      [SF6] 
   :           :      A left         I    cs           l                    ppbv 
                      B center       II   cs           l                    ppbv 
                      c right        III  cs           l                    ppbv 
 
 
Start time  Stop time CS outlet Box/bag  Syringe  Pumpdown  Counts      [SF6] 
   :           :      A left         I    cs           l                    ppbv 
                      B center       II   cs           l                    ppbv 
                      c right        III  cs           l                    ppbv 
 
 
Start time  Stop time CS outlet Box/bag  Syringe  Pumpdown  Counts      [SF6] 
   :           :      A left         I    cs           l                    ppbv 
                      B center       II   cs           l                    ppbv 
                      c right        III  cs           l                    ppbv 
 
 
60: CONDSAMP , Site none, Mon 08-Jun-1992 17:11:10 GMT, Conditional samples settings.
Conditional samples settings. 
 
According ti Steve O: 
 
The "sample" for delay corresponds to 0.1 seconds. Hence 
y1 generates a delay time of 0.1 seconds. As we determined 
that the appropriate flow delay was 0.26 seconds we should 
use a value of y3 = 0.3 seconds. 
 
The "sample" for valve cycling time is different. It corresponds 
to 0.001 seconds. Hence c1000 will activate each valve 
for 1 second and the entire sequence of the three valve sampling 
sequentially will take three seconds. 
 
Although in FOOTPRINT92 often  ww = 0.6(m.s-1)^2 
                               sigmaw = .77m.s-1 
			       1/2 sigma w = 0.38m.s-1 = 38cm.s-1 
 
Steve believes we should be more conservative and use t20 = 20 cm.s-1 
						   or t30 = 30cm.s-1 
 
61: SONIC , Site none, Mon 08-Jun-1992 18:12:44 GMT, SONIC ZEROs:
SONIC ZEROs: 
 
	This morning was dedicated to  
working on the sonics and getting another 
set of zeros. Therefore the data should be 
looked at with caution from 16:00Z to xxxZ. 
 
62: SONIC , Site none, Mon 08-Jun-1992 18:44:08 GMT, ZERO UW @ 175M:
ZERO UW @ 175M: 
 
	Finished zeroing the uw 
sonic at 175m site about 3 minutes 
ago. Results provided below. Ther was no 
changes made to the sensor. 
 
channel		zero 
 
a (yb)		 -638 
b (gw)		  -19 
c (og)		  -41 
 
NOTE: these zeros have not been entered 
in the sonic_uw_4b.c routine 
 
63: SONIC , Site none, Mon 08-Jun-1992 20:20:56 GMT, UW SONIC @ 100M ZEROED:
UW SONIC @ 100M ZEROED: 
 
	Finish work on the uw sonic at 100m. 
Changed polarity on channel "a top". This work 
was completed at 19:50Z. Below are the zero 
information before work and after. 
 
before: 
	channel		zero 
 
	a (yb)		 175 
	b (gw)		-157 
	c (og)		 168 
 
 
after: 
 
	a (yb)		 32  
	b (gw)		-170 
	c (og)		 179 
 
NOTE: these zeros have not been entered in 
sonic_uw_4b.c routine. 
 
64: OPS , Site none, Mon 08-Jun-1992 23:55:47 GMT, ARCHIVERs COSMOS & RAGWORT STOPPED:
ARCHIVERs COSMOS & RAGWORT STOPPED: 
 
	the archiver for cosmos was stopped to 
remove the bioflux data stream. They will not be 
running again for about 2 weeks. Ragwort archive was 
stopped to remove the conditional sampler data 
stream. 
This took place just before 00:00Z. 
 
65: SOFTWARE , Site none, Mon 08-Jun-1992 23:59:40 GMT, CHANGES TO Splus CONFIG FILES:
CHANGES TO Splus CONFIG FILES: 
 
	The special config files in /home/aster/ 
apps/sfun/FOOTPRINT92 have been modified to meet 
specific project needs. The daily routines are running 
for days 158 and on. I am having a hard time 
getting wx.plot to run for days 155 thru 157. 
A minor change was made to ustarL.plot; it was 
not plotting the zero line to 24 hours. 
 
66: SOFTWARE , Site none, Tue 09-Jun-1992 00:02:53 GMT, AUTO_BKFILES RUNNING:
AUTO_BKFILES RUNNING: 
 
	Auto_bkfile is running. It is setup 
in the crontab to execute at 30 minutes after 
00:00Z. It will print out a message to remind 
you to initialize a new tape for the next day. 
 
67: CONDSAMP , Site none, Tue 09-Jun-1992 01:39:07 GMT, Conditional sampler tests
Conditional sampler tests 
  
 The difficulty with the conditional sampling of 
 sunday evening was that there was a very low flow. 
 This indicated that possibly the cs was not functioning properly. 
 Nevertheless the syringes were all analysed (consam 1 through consam15) 
 The results are entered in the previous note. 
 
With the cs up on the tower and the 1/8 inlet no flow 
The cs was lowered and the flow checked. 
Connectors rechecked 
 With  a 1 sec cycle and the 1/8 tubing inlet 0.7 lpm  through a single tube. 
 With  a 1 sec cycle and the 1/4 tubing inlet 1.7 lpm through a single tube. 
 With  a 1 sec cycle and the inlet inadvertantly removed 
    		                       	0.13 lpm through a single tube. 
 
The cs was taken into the workshop and the pump inlet reinstalled 
 
The cs was run from 14:50 to 15:20 = 1.5 hrs and the air then pumped out 
through the gas meter 
      I   11.5 liters 
      II   7.5? liters 
      III 10.5 liters 
 
The cs was then set going on the chem shelter. 
 shows t15 = threshold = 15 cm s-1, y3 =  delay = 0.3 secs 
 then g, then p = pump on. 
Bubble testing showed the cs to be operating well. 
 
 
68: STATUS , Site none, Tue 09-Jun-1992 16:19:27 GMT, MORNING STATUS:
MORNING STATUS: 
 
	System running, all adams up, 
all covars stayed up during the night. 
Sensors look good except for uw sonic at 
100m, daisy. There was spiking during the 
night. 
 
69: SONIC , Site none, Tue 09-Jun-1992 16:30:20 GMT, UW SONIC @ 100M STILL SPIKING:
UW SONIC @ 100M STILL SPIKING: 
 
	The uw sonic at 100m is still 
spiking. At this point it is not known 
if the spiking is due to high winds. Right 
now the winds are light, 2 m/s, out of the southwest. 
There are no spikes. We will monitor the sensor. 
 
70: SONIC , Site none, Tue 09-Jun-1992 18:22:49 GMT, UW SONIC @ 100M:
UW SONIC @ 100M: 
 
	The sonic at 100m looks good at  
higher winds, ~8 m/s. Will continue monitoring. 
 
71: SONIC , Site none, Tue 09-Jun-1992 22:53:30 GMT, SPIKING ON SONICS:
SPIKING ON SONICS: 
 
	Some spiking going on on all sonics. 
Winds are pushing 8 to10 m/s. 
 
72: OPS , Site none, Tue 09-Jun-1992 23:11:00 GMT, COSMOS DOWN:
COSMOS DOWN: 
 
	Cosmos went down at about 22:50Z. 
Back on the air at 23:10Z. 
 
73: SF6 , Site none, Tue 09-Jun-1992 23:12:29 GMT, SF6 CODE WORKING:
SF6 CODE WORKING: 
 
	The sf6 calibration code seems 
to be working now. The fault was operator 
error! Will monitor. 
 
74: WEATHER , Site none, Tue 09-Jun-1992 23:50:39 GMT, Grassfire upwind
Grassfire upwind 
At about 15:30 smoke from a grass fire to the south west 
of the site began to blow over us. The maximum amount of smoke 
,at about 16:30 , rendered the sun hazy. 
 
75: STATUS , Site none, Wed 10-Jun-1992 03:37:42 GMT, RAGWORT COVAR DOWN:
RAGWORT COVAR DOWN: 
 
	Ragwort covar went down again. 
This is a random crash by all adams. It maybe 
the system is getting bogged down by different 
links to the ingester. 
 
76: SONIC , Site none, Wed 10-Jun-1992 03:43:45 GMT, UW SONIC @ 100M SPIKING:
UW SONIC @ 100M SPIKING: 
 
	That sonic is spiking again! 
Winds are not to high. 
 
77: STATUS , Site none, Wed 10-Jun-1992 15:18:39 GMT, SHUTDOWN FOR GENERATOR SERVICE:
SHUTDOWN FOR GENERATOR SERVICE: 
 
	System being shutdown for generator servicing. 
Time is 15:19Z. 
 
78: STATUS , Site none, Wed 10-Jun-1992 16:20:02 GMT, SYSTEM BACK UP:
SYSTEM BACK UP: 
 
	The system is back on line and collecting 
data at 16:18Z. 
 
79: STATUS , Site none, Wed 10-Jun-1992 16:21:51 GMT, MORNING STATUS:
MORNING STATUS: 
 
	Before shutdown for generator service 
everything was running except for a covar task. 
Brian kept the sf6 instruments running thru the 
night. 
There was spiking on uw at 100m. 
 
80: CONDSAMP , Site none, Wed 10-Jun-1992 17:41:13 GMT, Conditional sampler ran overnight
Conditional sampler ran overnight 
 
On Tuesday afternoon the CS indicated that valve B was stuck open. 
The CS was taken down and into the chem trailer. 
           Valve B was replaced with the spare. 
	   The valves were all exercised, 12 vdc levels checked. 
	   The ss relays were all exercised with 5vdc 
It was decided to provide separate 12 vdc from the serial 
cable for the board and leave the valves and pump on the separate 
12 vdc supply. 
 
The CS was reconnected and hoiste to the 5m level. It was initiated 
checked and left running . It ran overnight and at 08:00 was bubble checked. 
 
Later in the morning flow was measured throuh the lines. 
    Line A: 
      18 min = 2.4 l, 0.14 lpm, 
      42 min = 5.4 l, 0.13 lpm,  equivalent to 7.8 l per hour. 
    Line C: 
      48 min = 5.4 l, 0.11 lpm,  equivalent to 6.6 l per hour. 
    Line B: 
     112 min = 9.0 l, 0.08  lpm,  equivalent to 4.8 l per hour 
 
NB the low threshold should ensure A and C > B 
Also A and C were measured at different times. 
 
 
81: RAD , Site none, Wed 10-Jun-1992 17:44:43 GMT, Radiation sensor levels checked.
Radiation sensor levels checked. 
 
There is an obvious difference between net.rad and sum.rad. 
To assertain that it was not a leveling problem 
I rechecked the level of Arnold ( oK to within 0.2 degrees both ways) 
and the net radiometer ( bubble well inside circle. 
 
82: OPS , Site none, Wed 10-Jun-1992 20:27:59 GMT, COSMOS DATA COLLECTION STOPPED:
COSMOS DATA COLLECTION STOPPED: 
 
	While Tony and I were checking angles 
of the sensors and droops of the sonics, cosmos 
decided to stop sending data. A data_on got it 
going again. Shutdown happened at 17:50Z. 
 
83: RAD , Site none, Wed 10-Jun-1992 20:52:36 GMT, Darkhorse orientaion shot.
Darkhorse orientaion shot. 
Using the theodolite and the ephemeris the alignment of the 
darkhorse rail was 260 deg 48'. 
The was difficulty in defining an appropriate edge to shoot. 
In future a set of sighting wands attached to each end of the rail 
needs to be employed. 
 
84: CONDSAMP , Site none, Wed 10-Jun-1992 23:55:17 GMT, Flow tests of Cnditional Sampler
Flow tests of Cnditional Sampler 
 
The CS is fully operational and it has been decided to 
let it run continuously. 
The line ends with bayonet fittings are normally kept 
in a loosely fastened plastic bag to allow venting. 
 
A test of the flow: 
  At 14:25 start 
		 A -> I 
		 B -> II 
		 C -> III    allin box D 
  At 16:25 stop and pump out each bag through the pump and the meter. 
		 I   contained 16.9 l 
		 II  contained 10.5 l 
		 III contained 12.5 l 
 
I am not sure why A and C were different. 
 
 
85: PSYC , Site none, Thu 11-Jun-1992 15:11:44 GMT, PSYC TOWER COMING DOWN:
PSYC TOWER COMING DOWN: 
 
	The psyc tower will be down for awhile 
to replace the psycs with calibrated humidity 
sensors. 
 
86: PSYC , Site none, Thu 11-Jun-1992 16:50:59 GMT, CHANGING THE PSYCHROMETERS
Changing the psychrometers 
 
At approx 08:00 the psych tower was lowered and the 
psychrometers were removed. They were replaced by new ones. 
 
                          Old       New 
	        10.0m     #67       #14 
		 7.5m     #21       #13 
		 5.0m     #36       #59 
		 3.0m     #23       #28 
		 1.5m     #35       #65 
 
87: RAD , Site none, Thu 11-Jun-1992 16:54:44 GMT, Pyg.out problem
Pyg.out problem 
 
The pyg.out (and maybe also occasionally the pyg.in) show bad tcase 
temperatures. This may be similar to the problem exibited during 
STORMFEST.  
 
 
88: CONDSAMP , Site none, Thu 11-Jun-1992 16:57:00 GMT, The conitional sampler ran all night.
The conitional sampler ran all night. 
 
A bubble test on the CS showed that it was still operating this morning. 
Possibly it will be used to collect hydrocarbons for Hal to analyse. 
 
 
89: RAD , Site none, Thu 11-Jun-1992 20:40:47 GMT, PYG.OUT.CASE is ?:
PYG.OUT.CASE is ?: 
 
	Tony has looked at the radiation 
data and believes the pyg.out.case temperature 
is in error. Upon examination of the signal 
I would agree. The voltage output is too low. 
The problem can't be fixed in the field. 
With a post calibration of the termistors the 
data can be corrected. 
 
90: PSYC , Site none, Thu 11-Jun-1992 21:19:00 GMT, PSYC @ 3M moved to 10M:
PSYC @ 3M moved to 10M: 
 
	The psyc at 10m, S/N 14, was giving 
low humidity readings. It was decided to move 
the 3m unit, S/N 28 up to the 10m height. 
S/N 14 will be looked at for incorrect coefficients. 
This change took place about 15 minute ago. 
 
 
91: PSYC , Site none, Thu 11-Jun-1992 22:08:38 GMT, INSTALL PSYC #14 @ 3M:
INSTALL PSYC #14 @ 3M: 
 
	Psyc #14 was installed at the 3m 
mark. I could not get the unit to respond to 
commands to check the coefficients. Suggest replacing 
this unit with the spare one if TOm has the 
humitter for it. 
 
92: CONDSAMP , Site none, Thu 11-Jun-1992 23:08:53 GMT, Proceedure for SF6 analysis
Proceedure for SF6 analysis 
 
With the GC running; 
 
  Touch LIST then ZERO if the print out is between 0 and 100 then proceed, 
  if not adjust zero pot. 
 
  Attach syringe and inject half of contents. 
 
  Wait 5 seconds for pressure transients to fade then move lever LOAD -> INJECT 
 
  Immediately touch START 
 
  The GC with output the trace showing the SF6 peak then the O2 peak. 
 
  When the O2 peak begins remove syringe and move lever INJECT -> LOAD 
 
  Wait two and a half minutes and the integrator will output results. The  
     SF6 is the RT = 0.25 
 
  Repeat 
 
 
93: STATUS , Site none, Fri 12-Jun-1992 16:18:42 GMT, Morning Status
 
Morning Status 
     
Weather; 
   Light steady rain! 
 
ASTER base: 
   All base systems operated through the night. 
 
ADAMs: 
   All ADAMs operated throughout night. 
 
Rad Farm: 
   All radiation data appears normal 
   All soil data appears normal 
 
Propvanes: 
   All wind speed data appears normal 
   All wind direction data appears normal 
 
Humchrometers: 
   Cockpit psycrometer windows reported lost data sometime last 
   night, but were working this morning. 
 
Sonics: 
   ATI sonic at cosmos (atiK.250.10m) is not transmitting this morning. 
   Tried power cycling, but it did not respond. Then connected to 
   it with rserial, hit carriage return, it responded with 
   "PUDIAG 12345" and started transmitting. 
 
   Some spiking on 175m sonic. 
 
Fast Ts: 
   All fast T  data appears normal 
     
Fast water vapor: 
   Spiking on h20.250.10m, probably due to rain.  h20.50.10m seems to be 
   off scale. 
 
94: LOG , Site none, Fri 12-Jun-1992 16:40:08 GMT, Rain
Rain  
A significant rainfall occured at the site . Lacking the rain 
guage we do not have the rainfall data. However the data should be 
available from the Hanford meteorological station. We should obtain 
their records for the entire deployment period. 
In fact we should obtain all their records for the entire deployment. 
 
I estimate approximately 1 cm of rainfall. 
 
 
95: BUGFLUX , Site none, Fri 12-Jun-1992 18:08:41 GMT, Bioflux data requirements
Bioflux data requirements 
 
The bioflux program is designed to measure the surface flux of 
viable micro-organisms.  
Bruce and Brenda take 30 or 60 minute impactor samples at different 
heights on their tower. They need the heat flux and the temperature 
gradient data from the cosmos flux and psychrometer towers in order 
to calculate their fluxes. 
 
	     Ht flux  = overbar(w't') = K Cp rho Dt/Dz 
 
	     Bioflux =                = K Dbio/Dz 
 
	     Bioflux = overbar(w't')/Cp rho (Dbio/Dt) 
 
For the days which they collected impactor samples we should provide 
the covars for : 
		 wt 
		 tdry.psyc.1.5m 
		 tdry.psyc.3m 
		 tdry.psyc.5m 
		 tdry.psyc.7.5m 
		 tdry.psyc.10m 
This should be printed out numerical data. 
Six parameters with 288 values each for each of the 10 or so days 
that they operate. 
 
96: RAD , Site none, Fri 12-Jun-1992 22:21:41 GMT, GRAVIMETRIC SOIL MOISTURE
GRAVIMETRIC SOIL MOISTURE 
Derived from         Number: 7             Written 06-JUN-92 by ACD  
Type: RAD                     Project: FOOTPRINT92          
Title: GRAVIMETRIC SOIL MOISTURE 
--------------------------------------- 
Samples taken in the vicinity of the base 
Samples taken in triplicate 
Samples weighed within an hour of collection to give WET WEIGHT 
Samples then dried in the oven at 110 deg C for 24 hours to give DRY WEIGHT 
Soil samples were weighed with taring of an empty Al dish. 
 
DATE TAKEN	WET WEIGHT	DRY WEIGHT   DIFFERENCE    GRAVMOISTURE 
 
 (JULIAN)	 (GRAMS)	 (GRAMS)      (GRAMS)        (PERCENT) 
_______________________________________________________________________________ 
 5 Jun 92 
  Friday 
   157 
             A   25.59          25.48         0.11           0.43 
     SAND    B   33.17          33.02         0.15           0.45   = 0.43% 
	     C   35.11          34.97         0.14           0.40 
 
             A   23.76          23.69         0.07           0.30 
     GRASS   B   23.75          23.67         0.08           0.34   = 0.30% 
	     C   19.58          19.53         0.05           0.26 
 
             A   22.59          22.46         0.13           0.58 
     BUSH    B   21.72          21.60         0.12           0.56   = 0.57%  
	     C   29.33          29.16         0.17           0.58 
 
 11 JUN92 
 THURSDAY 
 
             A   34.38          34.14         0.24           0.70 
     SAND    B   34.10          33.84         0.26           0.77   = 0.74 
	     C   39.50          39.21         0.29           0.74 
 
             A   29.03          28.83         0.20           0.69 
     GRASS   B   29.67          29.46         0.21           0.71   = 0.70 
	     C   33.06          32.92         0.14           0.42 ignored 
 
             A   24.02          23.79         0.23           0.97 
     BUSH    B   25.06          24.81         0.25           1.01   = 0.96 
	     C   24.44          24.22         0.22           0.91     
 
 
RAINFALL 
 12 JUN92 
 FRIDAY 
 
 
             A   27.40      
     SAND    B   31.35 
	     C   26.16 
 
             A   24.19 
     GRASS   B   26.95 
	     C   26.22 
 
             A   28.36 
     BUSH    B   27.23 
	     C   26.68 
 
 
 
 
97: CONDSAMP , Site none, Sat 13-Jun-1992 15:20:48 GMT, Conditional sampler after the rain
Conditional sampler after the rain 
 
On Friday during the rain a check of the CS indicated that in the run mode  
only line C was delivering sample. 
The system was restarted and a flow check indicated that B and C 
were delivering sample air. 
C gave 17.5l, B gave 3.5l and A gave 0.25l. 
The situation persisted overnight. 
This morning at 08:00 the flow was checked and the power was recycled both 
to the board (unplug/replug the serial cable) and 
the pump and valves (unplug/replug the dc cable). 
The flow was then checked by connection into the bags. 
C gave 8l, B gave 3.5l and A gave 0.15l. 
 
The CS was brought down the tower and into the trailer. 
Although the box was shut tight there was water inside. 
The water was dried and the box sat atop the dirt oven for several hours. 
 
The dried out CS was recabled at the bottom of the tower and a bag test run 
16:30 -> 16:35 
A gave 0.2l, B gave 4.1l, and C gave 6.1l. 
 
 
98: STATUS , Site none, Sat 13-Jun-1992 16:12:12 GMT, Morning Status
Morning Status 
 
ASTER base: 
   All base systems operated through the night. 
 
ADAMs: 
   All ADAMs operated throughout night. 
 
Rad Farm: 
   The pyg.out data is still anomolous with the pyg.out.case/dome differnce 
       much too high. 
   All soil data appears normal 
 
Propvanes: 
   The 1.5m wind speed is low. Inspection showed normal spinning. 
   All wind direction data appears normal 
 
Humchrometers: 
   All tdry  data appears normal  
   All specific humidity data appears normal 
 
Sonics: 
   The sonics appear to be recovering from the rain. 
     However for the 50m the u comp is weaker than the v. w looks OK 
     The 100m u, v, w look OK with few spikes on w. 
	 The alevel and the blevel are OK 
     The 175m u, v, w look OK 
     The 250m u is offscale high, v and w look OK. tc looks like u. 
         The alevel is OK, the blevel is high and ringing. 
Fast Ts: 
   All fast T  data appears normal 
     
Fast water vapor: 
   Both fast Kr data appears normal 
     
Weather; 
   The rain has stopped, there is complete cloud cover, the horizon 
   is in visible full circle and there is no mist or low cloud. 
   The wind is steady and the area is drying out. 
 
99: SF6 , Site none, Sat 13-Jun-1992 17:53:05 GMT, SF6 TRACER TEST PERIODS
SF6 TRACER TEST PERIODS 
 
Line releases of SF6 were made under good wind conditions 
 
		    TRACER TEST PERIODS 
 
   Test    Date      J D    Start    Stop     Duration         Comments 
 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
    1     2 Jun 92   154    14:06  ~19:50      5:44        
 
    2     4 Jun 92   156    10:54   18:15      7:21 
 
    3     5 Jun 92   157    06:27   08:46      2:19   
 
    4     6 Jun 92   158    13:48   16:25      2:37     No mass flow data 
 
    5   7-8 Jun 92   159    13:21   00:59     10:38 
 
    6     8 Jun 92   160    16:50   19:13      2:23 
 
    7     9 Jun 92   161    13:01   16:29      3:28     No mass flow data 
 
    8  9-10 Jun 92   161    16:42   09:23     16:41 
 
    9    11 Jun 92   163    08:54   11:12      2:18 
					    --------- 
					      53:29 
 
100: CONDSAMP , Site none, Sat 13-Jun-1992 18:22:18 GMT, Conditional Sampler delay time
Conditional Sampler delay time 
 
On Thursday delay tests were run for the SF6 analysers with their 
intake lines. As part of this proceedure the Conditonal Sampler 
delay was redetermined. This was necessary because the cs 1/8 
intake has been replaced with a 1/4 teflon tube. 
 
Five tests were run for the analyser alone and five tests were run 
with the outlet of valve 3 feeding into a T at the analyser intlet. 
The SF6 cal solenoid was held at the CS intake. 
 
	  Analyser + conditional sampler delay        =   9.062 +_ 0.044s  
	  Analyser delay                              =   8.406 +_ 0.023s 
 
	  Coditional sampler delay                    =   0.656 s 
 
101: RAD , Site none, Sat 13-Jun-1992 18:54:27 GMT, GRAVIMETRIC SOIL MOISTURE
GRAVIMETRIC SOIL MOISTURE 
Derived from         Number: 7             Written 06-JUN-92 by ACD  
Type: RAD                     Project: FOOTPRINT92          
Title: GRAVIMETRIC SOIL MOISTURE 
--------------------------------------- 
Samples taken in the vicinity of the base 
Samples taken in triplicate 
Samples weighed within an hour of collection to give WET WEIGHT 
Samples then dried in the oven at 110 deg C for 24 hours to give DRY WEIGHT 
Soil samples were weighed with taring of an empty Al dish. 
 
DATE TAKEN	WET WEIGHT	DRY WEIGHT   DIFFERENCE    GRAVMOISTURE 
 
 (JULIAN)	 (GRAMS)	 (GRAMS)      (GRAMS)        (PERCENT) 
_______________________________________________________________________________ 
 5 Jun 92 
  Friday 
   157 
             A   25.59          25.48         0.11           0.43 
     SAND    B   33.17          33.02         0.15           0.45   = 0.43% 
	     C   35.11          34.97         0.14           0.40 
 
             A   23.76          23.69         0.07           0.30 
     GRASS   B   23.75          23.67         0.08           0.34   = 0.30% 
	     C   19.58          19.53         0.05           0.26 
 
             A   22.59          22.46         0.13           0.58 
     BUSH    B   21.72          21.60         0.12           0.56   = 0.57%  
	     C   29.33          29.16         0.17           0.58 
 
 11 JUN92 
 THURSDAY 
 
             A   34.38          34.14         0.24           0.70 
     SAND    B   34.10          33.84         0.26           0.77   = 0.74 
	     C   39.50          39.21         0.29           0.74 
 
             A   29.03          28.83         0.20           0.69 
     GRASS   B   29.67          29.46         0.21           0.71   = 0.70 
	     C   33.06          32.92         0.14           0.42 ignored 
 
             A   24.02          23.79         0.23           0.97 
     BUSH    B   25.06          24.81         0.25           1.01   = 0.96 
	     C   24.44          24.22         0.22           0.91     
 
 
RAINFALL 
 12 JUN92 
 FRIDAY 
 
 
             A   27.40          24.75         2.65           10.7 
     SAND    B   31.35          28.36         2.99           10.5   = 10.6 
	     C   26.16          23.66         2.50           10.6 
 
             A   24.19          22.06         2.13           9.66 
     GRASS   B   26.95          24.60         2.35           9.55   = 9.59 
	     C   26.22          23.93         2.29           9.57 
 
             A   28.36          26.56 
     BUSH    B   27.23          25.40 
	     C   26.68          24.88 
 
 
 13 JUN92 
 SATURDAY 
 
 
             A   20.59          19.20 
     SAND    B   23.57          21.96 
	     C   19.60          18.27 
 
             A   22.10          20.29 
     GRASS   B   21.20          19.44 
	     C   20.02          18.38 
 
             A   24.14          22.99 
     BUSH    B   29.53          28.10 
	     C   24.46          23.29 
 
 14 JUN92 
 SUNDAY 
 
 
             A  25.17		23.36 
     SAND    B  24.33 		22.65 
	     C  22.03		20.46 
 
             A  25.66		23.65 
     GRASS   B  23.30		21.44 
	     C  22.09 		21.18 
 
             A  28.02		26.83 
     BUSH    B  25.50		24.30 
	     C  23.59		22.45 
 
 15 JUN92 
 Monday 
 
             A	24.73		23.39 
     SAND    B	25.54		24.08 
	     C	26.35		24.84 
 
             A	26.84		25.38 
     GRASS   B	26.00		24.64 
	     C	26.32		24.80 
 
             A	28.51		26.62 
     BUSH    B	23.30		21.64 
	     C	24.69		22.95 
 
 16 JUN92 
 Tuesday 
 
             A	31.04 
     SAND    B	29.80 
	     C	34.27 
 
             A	24.49 
     GRASS   B	24.33 
	     C	25.95 
 
             A	33.38 
     BUSH    B	29.88 
	     C	35.71 
 
 
 17 JUN92 
 Wednesday 
 
 
             A 
     SAND    B 
	     C 
 
             A 
     GRASS   B 
	     C 
 
             A 
     BUSH    B 
	     C 
 
 
102: SONIC , Site none, Sat 13-Jun-1992 22:31:07 GMT, ATI.K sonic at 250m:
ATI.K sonic  at 250m: 
 
u channel output  was 9999 this morning and Tc was 
unreasonably large.  About 11 am PDT, Gordon checked 
the connector on the array and then we re-calibrated 
the sonic with the zero wind tubes.  This corrected  
the problem with the Tc channel, but the u axis  
would not calibrate.  Then about 1515 PDT, Tony  
reconnected that sonic to the conditional sampler 
and that appeared to correct the problem with the 
channel.  However when he disconnected the conditional 
sampler for a short period, the problem did not  
return (???). 
 
We also had a problem when turning on power on this 
sonic that it often required a  from an 
rserial connection to begin operating. 
 
 
103: SONIC , Site none, Sat 13-Jun-1992 23:47:13 GMT, ATI.K sonics recalibrated
ATI.K sonics recalibrated 
 
Recalibrated the ATI.K sonics at 50 and 
250m.  The 250m sonic calibrated okay with 
the observation that the mean v appeared to 
have a magnitude of ~ 20 cm/s.  The 50m 
sonic balked at calibration of the v component, 
but the others calibrated okay.  However on  
cockpit, the u component looks like noise 
centered on zero and the w component has 
an unrealistically large variance.  Only 
the v component looks believable. 
 
 
104: PSYC , Site none, Sun 14-Jun-1992 00:26:54 GMT, 3m Psychrometer
3m Psychrometer 
 
Replaced current 3m psychrometer (14) with 
spare psychrometer (34) after installing 
humitter that Cathy sent from cal lab. 
The relative humidity at 3m may still be 
a little low  (or 1.5m may be high!). 
 
 
105: CONDSAMP , Site none, Sun 14-Jun-1992 00:37:26 GMT, Removal of the Conditional Sampler
Removal of the Conditional Sampler 
 
As the bag tests showed that the CS was still not functioning properly 
it was removed from the tower to be rechipped in Boulder. 
The umbilical was coiled in one of the blue boxes. 
 
106: CONDSAMP , Site none, Sun 14-Jun-1992 00:49:25 GMT, June 11 conditional samples
June 11 conditional samples 
 
 
Date:  11 June 92. 
 
   Delay = .3s      , threshold = 15 cm s-1 
                                              GC cal 1,018,768 =  312 ppbv 
                                                       921,335 
Start time  Stop time CS outlet Box/bag  Syringe  Pumpdown  Counts      [SF6] 
 10:07       10:38    A left         I    cs        4.2l   17,818,          ppbv 
                      B center   D   II   cs        4.1l   71,116, 66,806   ppbv 
                      c right        III  cs        3.5l   39,858, 47,588   ppbv 
 
 
107: STATUS , Site none, Sun 14-Jun-1992 16:39:57 GMT, Morning Status
Morning Status 
 
ASTER base: 
   All base systems operated through the night. 
 
ADAMs: 
   All ADAMs operated throughout night. 
 
Rad Farm: 
   The pyg.out data is still anomolous with the pyg.out.case/dome differnce 
       much too high. 
   All soil data appears normal 
 
Propvanes: 
   The 1.5m wind speed is still low. 
   All wind direction data appears normal 
 
Humchrometers: 
   All tdry  data appears normal  
   All specific humidity data appears normal 
 
Sonics: 
     The 100m u, v, w look OK with a few spikes (~2/minute) on each. 
     The 175m u, v, w look OK 
     The 250m all look OK.  The alevel is OK, the blevel is high and ringing. 
     The 50m u seems to be just noise about 0 m/sec, does not look at all 
     like v which looks OK.  w is spiking.  Rserial shows tc to be 
     completely wrong, about -20 degC.  Levels look OK. 
 
Fast Ts: 
   All fast T  data appears normal 
     
Fast water vapor: 
   Both fast Kr data appears normal 
 
Conditional Sampler: 
   Offline. 
     
Weather; 
   Partly cloudy, no rain. 
 
 
 
108: SONIC , Site none, Sun 14-Jun-1992 17:46:41 GMT, Sonic/condsamp serial recabling
  250m ati u component started to show broad-band white noise after looking 
OK earlier this morning.  The problem was corrected yesterday by reconnecting 
the conditional sampler to the serial line from the sonic. 
 
  This was done again and reduced the noise on the u component to a "normal" 
looking signal. The conditional sampler will be taken back to Boulder, 
so we connected the conditional sampler serial input from the sonic, 
to the conditional sampler's output port on the serial breakout box.  This 
arrangement also seems to prevent the problem on the ati u component. 
  
 
109: SONIC , Site none, Mon 15-Jun-1992 00:12:36 GMT, atiK.50.10m sonic removed
atiK.50.10m sonic removed 
 
Checked the atiK.50.10m sonic with the 
oscilloscope and found that the u and  
w received pulses are very noisy and 
that v looked comparatively good. This 
corresponds to the observed quality of 
the measured winds. 
 
Gordon climbed the tower to determine 
whether loosening and tightening the 
sonic transducers would clean up the 
bad signals.  As he climbed the tower 
and it shook, the quality of the u 
received pulse varied quite noticeably, 
suggesting a poor connection.  Unscrewing 
and screwing the transducers back in did 
not improve the u component pulses and  
in the process the upper w transducer  
socket came loose from its wiring.   
The transducer  was very tightly screwed  
into its socket.  We took the sonic off  
the tower to return it to Boulder for 
repair and began to move the atiS sonic 
to 50m. 
 
 
110: SONIC , Site none, Mon 15-Jun-1992 02:02:44 GMT, Placed atiS sonic on the 50 meter tower
  Placed atiS sonic on the 50 meter tower at 10m to replace the atiK 
sonic.  It is on ragwort serial channel 201, which had been reserved for 
a conditional sampler but never used.  Since there has been no data 
on that channel I did not start a new OPS.  The fast t and hygrometer 
are disconnected. 
 
 
111: STATUS , Site none, Mon 15-Jun-1992 18:09:43 GMT, Morning Status
Morning Status 
 
ASTER base: 
   All base systems operated through the night. 
 
ADAMs: 
   All ADAMs operated throughout night. 
   The cosmos ingestor was reporting many unrequested channels. 
 
Rad Farm: 
   All radiation data appears normal except for pyg.out(dome-case). 
   All soil data appears normal 
 
Propvanes: 
   All wind speed data appears normal 
   All wind direction data appears normal 
   1.5m prop is working again. 
 
Humchrometers: 
   All tdry  data appears normal  
   All specific humidity data appears normal 
 
Barometers: 
  Not transmitting this morning. 
 
Sonics: 
  Spiking on 100m uw sonic - probably due to rain. 
  Others look OK. 
 
Fast Ts: 
  Fast T at 50m is disabled, which was done when the atiK sonic was lowered. 
  Fast T at 250m is OK. 
     
Fast water vapor: 
  Fast water vapor at 50m is disabled, which was done when the atiK sonic 
  was lowered. 
  Fast Kr data at 250m appears normal. 
 
Conditional Sampler: 
   Offline 
     
Weather; 
  Light rain off and on. 
 
112: STATUS , Site none, Tue 16-Jun-1992 15:19:55 GMT, Morning Status
 
Morning Status 
 
ASTER base: 
   All base systems operated through the night. 
 
ADAMs: 
   All ADAMs operated throughout night. 
 
Rad Farm: 
   All radiation data appears normal except same pyg.out.dome and case. 
   All soil data appears normal 
 
Propvanes: 
   All wind speed data appears normal 
   All wind direction data appears normal 
 
Humchrometers: 
   All tdry  data appears normal  
   All specific humidity data appears normal 
 
Sonics: 
   2 spikes on atiK.250.10m during the night, others OK. 
 
Fast Ts: 
   Fast T data at 250m appears normal. Fast T at 50m is still offline. 
     
Fast water vapor: 
   Fast Kr data at 250m appears normal. Fast Kr at 50m is offline. 
 
Conditional Sampler: 
   Offline 
     
Weather; 
   The weather is beautiful 
 
113: PSYC , Site none, Tue 16-Jun-1992 16:05:45 GMT, 3m Psychrometer humidity mismatched to
3m Psychrometer humidity mismatched to others. 
 
The specific humidity data at 3m does not match that 
at the other levels.  It is offset and in some 
cases appears not as responsive.  I checked 
the fan and it is running okay. 
 
Note added at 01:25 GMT, June 17:  However, the 
relative humidity profile looks believable.  I 
think that the specific humidity profile is  
questionable because we are near the measurement 
uncertainty for that variable.  The specific 
humidity differences are less than 0.1 gm/kg. 
 
 
114: SONIC , Site none, Tue 16-Jun-1992 23:27:10 GMT, Spiking on uw.100.10m on days 166, 167
Spiking on uw.100.10m on days 166, 167 
 
It appears from the variance and covariance 
plots that there is spiking on the uw sonic 
at 100m for days 166 and 167, as well as 
prior days. 
 
 
115: PROP , Site none, Wed 17-Jun-1992 00:08:28 GMT, Climbers on prop tower to install syrin
Climbers on prop tower to install syringe samplers 
from 3:25 - 3:30 pm PDT and 5:20 - 5:45 pm PDT. 
 
 
116: STATUS , Site none, Wed 17-Jun-1992 15:29:04 GMT, Morning Status
Morning Status 
 
ASTER base: 
   All base systems operated through the night. 
 
ADAMs: 
   All ADAMs operated throughout night. 
 
Rad Farm: 
   All radiation data appears normal 
   All soil data appears normal 
 
Propvanes: 
   All wind speed data appears normal 
   All wind direction data appears normal 
 
Humchrometers: 
   All tdry  data appears normal  
   All specific humidity data appears normal 
 
Sonics: 
   All sonic  data appears normal 
   A few spikes on 100m uw sonic. 
 
Fast Ts: 
   All fast T  data appears normal 
     
Fast water vapor: 
   Both fast Kr data appears normal 
 
Conditional Sampler: 
   Offline 
     
Weather; 
   Clear 
 
117: KRYPTON , Site none, Wed 17-Jun-1992 16:17:40 GMT, Cleaned 250m Krypton windows
Cleaned 250m Krypton windows 
with distilled water this morning 
at ~8:30 am PDT. 
 
 
118: PROP , Site none, Wed 17-Jun-1992 16:20:02 GMT, Syringe samplers still on prop tower
Syringe samplers still on prop tower 
at 1.5, 3, and 6m.  These are boxes 
with dimentsions of ~ 8" wide, 12" 
high, and 24" long and they were 
mounted with the 24" dimension 
horizontal across the back of the 
tower. 
 
 
119: SONIC , Site none, Wed 17-Jun-1992 16:22:16 GMT, Recorded zero winds on atiS.50.10m
Recorded zero winds on atiS.50.10m 
this morning.  The results are in  
files  
FOOTPRINT92/zero_cals/atiS.50.u(v,w).169 
 
 
120: PROP , Site none, Wed 17-Jun-1992 18:59:35 GMT, Syringe samplers removed from prop towe
Syringe samplers removed from prop tower 
about 11 am PDT. 
 
 
121: RAD , Site none, Wed 17-Jun-1992 19:08:23 GMT, Checked radiation sensor gains from
Checked radiation sensor gains from 
10:45 am PDT to 11:45 am by putting 
a ladder at the west end of the sawhorse, 
measuring the sensor output at the 
black box, and looking at the aster 
output on ashow.  The gains for the 
psp's and pyg's were calculated to be 
200 and that for the net radiometer was 
100: 
 
sensor	output	chnl	counts	gain 
------------------------------------ 
psp.in	7.4 mV	110 	9755	200 
psp.out	1.0 mV	111	1388	200 
pyg.in	1.2 mV	108	1542	200 
pyg.out	2.7 mV	109	3620	200 
net    42.2 mV	116    27500	100 
 
By comparing to the calibration functions 
and the factory calibration, these appear 
to be the proper gains. 
 
The maximum incoming solar radiation measured 
at 622R today was 1.32 cal/cm^2/min = 921 W/m^2. 
This is close to the ASTER psp.in max of  
936.5 W/m^2. 
 
 
122: SONIC , Site none, Thu 18-Jun-1992 01:37:24 GMT, atiS.250.10m u axis went bonkers on JD
atiS.250.10m u axis went bonkers on JD 169 
from 0400 to 0800 and again around 1400 GMT. 
 
 
123: STATUS , Site none, Thu 18-Jun-1992 15:28:19 GMT, Morning Status
Morning Status 
 
ASTER base: 
   All base systems operated through the night. 
 
ADAMs: 
   All ADAMs operated throughout night. 
 
Rad Farm: 
   All radiation data appears normal 
   All soil data appears normal 
 
Propvanes: 
   All wind speed data appears normal 
   All wind direction data appears normal 
 
Humchrometers: 
   All tdry  data appears normal  
   All specific humidity data appears normal 
 
Sonics: 
   All sonic  data appears normal 
 
Fast Ts: 
   All fast T  data appears normal 
     
Fast water vapor: 
   Both fast Kr data appears normal. 
 
Conditional Sampler: 
   Offline 
     
Weather; 
   Clear, sunny. 
 
124: RAD , Site none, Thu 18-Jun-1992 18:40:48 GMT, Disconnected Pyg.out temperature leads
Disconnected Pyg.out temperature leads 
(12 V, Tdome, Tcase) at the black box 
on the end of the sawhorse.  From the 
voltmeter, this did not appear to  
change the pyg.out reading.  The rad.soil 
S plot also indicates no change in pyg.out. 
I was on the ladder at the sawhorse from  
11:10 to 11:20 am PDT. 
 
 
125: STATUS , Site none, Fri 19-Jun-1992 15:15:35 GMT, Daily status
Daily status 
 
There was moderate spiking last night on the 
uw.100.10m sonic.   
 
The w channel on the atiS.50.10m sonic is  
off scale. 
 
Tsoil.bush looks suspicious; one of the depths 
is reading about 10 deg C higher than the rest. 
However, looking at fun.tsoil.plot shows that 
the 1cm bush temperature heats up sooner in 
the morning than any other soil temperature. 
This is likely caused by its particular siting. 
 
 
126: SONIC , Site none, Fri 19-Jun-1992 21:12:52 GMT, Replaced crystal on w2 axis of atiS.50.
Replaced crystal on w2 axis of atiS.50.10m. 
 
Found that the inboard, top crystal of the 
w axis on the atiS.50.10m sonic was bad. 
Replaced it with a spare crystal.  The  
resulting signal was weak and there appears 
to be a large positive offset to the vertical 
wind component.  Collected a few minutes of 
data with the zero wind tube on the vertical 
axis from ~ 11:43 pm PDT to 11:45.  Find it 
in the archived data. 
 
 
127: SF6 , Site none, Fri 19-Jun-1992 23:04:43 GMT, Cosmos crashed at 22:00 jday 171
Cosmos crashed at 22:00 jday 171 
 
  Probably due to too much testing of xpsyc which eventually 
was not disconnecting from the socket successfully. 
 
  Restarted cosmos and archiving.  Restarted covar.  This new 
covar is using phase lags for the sf6 channel.  It will apparently 
need 1.3 Mbyte of main memory to synchronize all channels at cosmos 
with a 8.1 sec sf6 phaselag.  Wish it luck! 
 
  Restarted all by 22:40. 
 
 
 
128: STATUS , Site none, Sun 21-Jun-1992 17:18:09 GMT, Morning Status
 
Morning Status 
 
ASTER base: 
   Disk filled up (Gordon's neglect) so about 8 hours of archive data 
   was lost last night. Covars kept running. See a later message for 
   specifics.  Otherwise base systems operated through the night. 
 
ADAMs: 
   All ADAMs operated throughout night. 
 
Rad Farm: 
   All radiation data appears normal .  Pyg out dome & case remain  
   unconnected.  All soil data appears normal 
 
Propvanes: 
   All wind speed data appears normal 
   All wind direction