Interrogation Site Metadata

85M - Eightmile Ck at Fivemile Ck

Status:   Decommissioned

Site Type: Instream Remote Detection System  |  Organization: Oregon Dept. of Fish and Wildlife

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General Operational Period: Year Round
Start Date: 3/22/2011 12:00 AM
End Date: 12/3/2018 10:00 AM

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INSTREAM DETECTION ARRAY AT THE CONFLUENCE OF EIGHTMILE CREEK AND FIVEMILE CREEK, CONSISTING OF A FS1001M MULTIPLEXING TRANCEIVER, CELL MODEM, AND SIX ANTENNAS. THE ANTENNA CONFIGURATION CONSISTS OF THREE ANTENNAS IN EACH CREEK. EACH ANTENNA SPANS THE CREEK WITHIN THE NORMAL HIGH WATER MARK AND IS SECURED TO THE SUBSTRATE FOR PASS-OVER DETECTION. SITE IS SOLAR-POWERED AND OPERATES YEAR-ROUND. SITE IS ON PRIVATE LAND. Site removed December 2018.

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Contacts

Data Steward:

Derrek Faber
Derrek.M.FABER@odfw.oregon.gov
541-296-8026

Location

Coordinates: 45.593295, -121.080635  |  River Km: 309.004.002

Operational History

Operational history describes the period the site was interrogating for PIT tags. The comments provide anecdotal information about the operation of the site during this period. Site operational periods are updated typically at the end of the calendar year.

Configuration

Configuration metadata includes details about the equipment used at the site to detect and record PIT tags. A new configuration sequence record is created when equipment is added or removed from the site and the period of time it was active. A configuration sequence without an End Date is currently active.

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Start Date:  3/20/2011

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Equipment History

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Archived Event Logs

85M_2013