Field Notes

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Mayberry: 2017-02-23 10:17:00 (DOY 54)
Author: Daphne Szutu
Others: Joe Verfaillie

Summary: Installed additional 1 miniDOT sensor and 2 eosense CO2 sensors, new boom for water sensors, regular data collection/cleaning

We arrived around 10:15. It was sunny, windy and cool, with clouds over the Sierras. The water level was higher than before.

I switched the Rnet wires so that the daytime max values are positive.

Joe installed a new boom for the water sensors (miniDOT and eosense CO2) and deployed additional sensors. This new boom allows us to access the sensors without getting in the water. The water depth at the sensors is 80 cm and the sensors are co-located in one vertical profile.

There are now 3 miniDOTs deployed:
sn 1221: top position, z = 8 cm (reinstalled)
sn 1220: middle position, z = 38 cm
sn 1219: bottom position, z = 68 cm

There are now 3 eosense CO2 probes deployed:
sn GP20150111: bottom position, z = 68 cm
sn GP20160069: middle position, z = 38 cm
sn GP20170070: top position, z - 8 cm

All the miniDOTs and eosense probes have new copper screens. The miniDOTs have new dessicant. We did not check the time on the miniDOTs b/c we couldn't connect the software to the probes.

The water reservoir was still full so I did not refill. There was many wasps in the box.

I downloaded the met, USG GHG, and camera data, and cleaned the EC and radiation sensors. I also downloaded the HOBO conductivity sensor and cleaned the Campbell Sci conductivity probe orifice. The orifice was muddy and wormy.

LI7500 readings:
CO2 413.89 umol/mol
H2O 269.7 mmol/m3
T 11.1 Celsius
P 102.3 kPa
SS 103.2 -> 103.3

LI7700 readings:
CH4: 1.95
RSSI: 61.3 -> 79.6 after cleaning

We need a bolt for the radiometer boom and a 6/32 screw for the bottom miniDOT.

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