"instrument set-up and ground truth w/ Stabeneau"
(entry for Huw Evans)
This site is for providing CMRC3 ICON/CREWS field maintenance records for NOAA/AOML/ICON data management purposes. Please update this blog whenever new operations are performed in the field, so that AOML can coordinate their efforts with the CMRC ICON/CREWS field efforts.
Sunday, May 22, 2005
Saturday, May 21, 2005
Station Transmitting Again
CMRC2 became operational again and started transmitting data at 1600 GMT, 5/21/2005. Jeff Absten, Jules Craynock, Jeff Judas, Scott Stolz, Erik Stabenau, Mike Jankulak (of AOML), Kevin Buch and Mike Lombardi (of CMRC) participated in the installation of the new design.
Thursday, May 19, 2005
"Stick" installation
For the last two days we have helped Jules Craynock, Jeff Judas, Scott Stolz and Jeff Absten of AOML to install new station, including lines and supporting infrastructure.
(entry for Kevin Buch and Michael Lombardi)
(entry for Kevin Buch and Michael Lombardi)
Thursday, April 21, 2005
Tuesday, April 12, 2005
Station offline
The station was taken down for an upgrade to the new design, which will provide an easier means for installing instruments, and will also be sleeker (no platform). Jules Craynock, Jeff Judas, Scott Stolz, Jeff Absten (of AOML), Kevin Buch and Mike Lombardi (of CMRC) participated in the take-down of the station.
Monday, March 21, 2005
CMRC2 CREWS Field Log: CMRC/CREWS Field Log
Date: 3/18/05
Time: 1100-1230
Dive Time: 0.6 hrs
Boat/Boat hrs.: LUSCA/0.5 hrs
Personnel: K. Buch (PIMS Staff); N. Malloch (visiting student)
Performed routine cleaning of instruments, lines and chains. No unusual observations other than very poor vis (<20 ft; suspended sediment), most likely due to multiple days of high wind (there appears to be more fine sediment in the area since the 2004 hurricanes)
Time: 1100-1230
Dive Time: 0.6 hrs
Boat/Boat hrs.: LUSCA/0.5 hrs
Personnel: K. Buch (PIMS Staff); N. Malloch (visiting student)
Performed routine cleaning of instruments, lines and chains. No unusual observations other than very poor vis (<20 ft; suspended sediment), most likely due to multiple days of high wind (there appears to be more fine sediment in the area since the 2004 hurricanes)
Friday, March 04, 2005
CMRC/CREWS Field Log
Stick maintenance update-
Date: 28 FEB 05
Time: approx 1700-1730 hrs
Dive time: 20 min.
Divers: Kevin Buch (PIMS/CMRC); Keri Goodman (PIMS Science Intern)
Boat: Lusca
Boat time: 0.5 hrs
Observations: nothing unusual. new Falmouth instruments looked fine, but copper screens on shallow CTD showed light-moderate silting. still need info on how to properly re-position PAM heads after cleaning, as the heads need to be moved for cleaning and the bases also seem to have shifted slightly. also, HOBO light sensor cases are getting pretty fouled-can these be removed for cleaning and then be re-deployed?
Date: 28 FEB 05
Time: approx 1700-1730 hrs
Dive time: 20 min.
Divers: Kevin Buch (PIMS/CMRC); Keri Goodman (PIMS Science Intern)
Boat: Lusca
Boat time: 0.5 hrs
Observations: nothing unusual. new Falmouth instruments looked fine, but copper screens on shallow CTD showed light-moderate silting. still need info on how to properly re-position PAM heads after cleaning, as the heads need to be moved for cleaning and the bases also seem to have shifted slightly. also, HOBO light sensor cases are getting pretty fouled-can these be removed for cleaning and then be re-deployed?
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