EVENT LOG FOR SITE COC

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12/12/2011 13:52 Cameron

    Cow Creek (COC) PIT tag array in the Imnaha River sub-basin had no
    downtime
    in 2011 and no changes or maintenance was performed.  The enclosure and
    the
    TEG are located within a large patch of black berry bushes.  The black
    berry
    bushes were trimmed and removed to make room for the equipment.  As such,
    the area will need to be sprayed with a herbicide annually in the spring
    to
    reduce fire risk and maintain access to the equipment.




04/04/2011 09:19 Rick

    The Cow Creek array (COC) is located at 0.5 km upstream of the
    confluence with the Imnaha River (N 45.76774, W -116.744037) and
    consists of two arrays , deployed serially 10 m apart, of one 20 ft
    Biomark flat panel antenna each.COC is operated by the Integrated Status
    and Effectiveness Project (ISEMP) cooperators Nez Perce Tribe and
    Quantitative Consultants, Inc. and was installed for continuous
    monitoring on January 12, 2011 and became operational on February 15,
    2011. . The array includes ISEMP standard site monitoring equipment
    including air and water temperature probes, and a water pressure
    transducer to monitor stream level.Electrical power is provided by a
    thermal electric generator and remote communication provided by a
    satellite modem.

    The COC array has a satellite modem communication system that allows
    two-way data transfer. Data (system diagnostic information, PIT tag
    observations, and site environmental conditions) are uploaded
    automatically every two hours from the site to the ISEMP PIT ARRAY
    server in Boise, ID. Daily interrogation files are sent automatically to
    PTAGIS following PTAGIS file standards.

    Site conditions and equipment performance are continuously monitored by
    ISEMP staff at NPT and Quantitative Consultants, Inc. (QCI).The data
    collection system allows for two-way communication between staff and
    site equipment.Site status and conditions are monitored continuously
    using a website.In the event of change of equipment performance or
    failure, automated email alerts are sent to the Technical Point of
    Contact, Data Steward, and other QCI and NPT staff.


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    Rick Orme
    Nez Perce Tribe
    Dept. Fisheries Resources
    125 S. Mission St.
    PO Box 1942
    McCall, ID 83638
    Phn.  208.634.5290
    Fax   208.634.4097
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03/10/2011 11:09 Dave
    Initial entry for the new COC (Cow Creek ISA) ISEMP site.  Jody White
    (jody@qcinc.org) is the Site Data Steward; Rick Orme (ricko@nezperce.org)
    is the Technical POC.
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