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Entry Date Title Site Author #Graphics
208 Fri 14-Dec-2001Tear-down documentation of radiometersstn1delany
145 Wed 20-Oct-1999Gsoil at station 1 fixedstn1semmer
66 Sat 09-Oct-1999looked at krypton voltagestn1oncley
56 Fri 08-Oct-1999Corrections for radiometer deployment errorsstn1horst


208: Radiation, Site stn1, Fri 14-Dec-2001 11:35:04 MST, Tear-down documentation of radiometers
This information has been transcribed from my CASES97/99 field notebook.
At tear-down I went around the four surface radiation sites and removed
the radiometers and the soil sensors. I made field notes at the sites.
The notes were made on Saturday, 30 Oct''99, or possible the next day.

Station 1
	  pyrg.in  29260         net 97034     Htfluxplate  87036
	  pyrg.out 26416                       SoilT        001
					       Soilq        001
				       	       Rainguage    13

Station 2
	  pyrg.in  31977         net 94197?    Htfluxplate  943149
	  pyrg.out 31981         K&Zin 940181  SoilT        NCAR 002
	                         K&Zout 940187 Soilq        009
					       Rainguage    3


Station 3
	  pyrg.out  31975        net 94125     Htfluxplate  H983212
	                                       SoilT        NCAR 003
					       Soilq        6
				       	       Rainguage    32

Station 5
	  pyrg.out 31979         net 97035  


145: SoilSensors, Site stn1, Wed 20-Oct-1999 10:21:27 CDT, Gsoil at station 1 fixed
The Gsoil cable was providing food for some hungry creatures.
The bad section of cable was removed and a splice was made.
The sensor looks good now.
NOTE: The change in cable may affect the calibration. data should
be viewed with caution.

66: Kryptons, Site stn1, Sat 09-Oct-1999 21:36:42 CDT, looked at krypton voltage
I just disconnected the krypton from stn1 for a few minutes while checking
its voltage level (quite low: 0.090 V).  It is reconnected now.  This 
done about 2115 local.
  
56: Radiation, Site stn1, Fri 08-Oct-1999 12:32:09 CDT, Corrections for radiometer deployment errors
I inventoried the surface radiometers to investigate the cause for
some anomolous long wave data:

Station	Rnet	Pyg.in	Pyg.out	Psp.in	Psp.out
 1	97034	29260	26416
 2	94197	31977	31981	940181	940187
 3	94125		31975
 5	97035		31979

This showed that the radiometer arrays on stations 1 and 2 were
interchanged when deploying them at the end of the intercomparison
period.  This morning (Oct 8) we entered into the CR10 loggers at 
stations 1 and 2 the coefficients corresponding to the radiometers 
mounted there.

WARNING  WARNING  WARNING  WARNING  WARNING  WARNING 
Be aware that the labeling of the radiometers at stations 1 and 2 
is different for the intercomparison than it is after the radiometers 
were deployed at the various PAM stations.
WARNING  WARNING  WARNING  WARNING  WARNING  WARNING 

The coefficients for the PSPs at station 2 were entered around 9:30
am local time.  
The coefficients for the PYGs at station 1 were entered around 10:55
am local time.
The coefficients for the PYGs at station 2 were entered around 11:10
am local time.  At that time we found that the signal cables for the
two PSPs were interchanged and this was corrected at the CR10.

At station 5 we found a small error in the third coefficient of the
Tcase.pyg.out calibration.  The data sheet lists a coefficient of
-6.90295 and the CR10 has a coefficient of -6.9229.  It was decided
to leave this coefficient as we found it, since this value was used
during the field intercomparison of the radiometers.