Interrogation Site Metadata
PDO - Columbia River Rkm 75 OR
Status: Active - Operations UnspecifiedGeneral Operational Period: Seasonally
Start Date:
In-river detection system consisting of up to four 8ft x 20ft antennas in the Columbia River Estuary. The array (PDO) is located at river km 76 (46.148131˚N, -123.297803 ˚W), is operated by NOAA Fisheries, and was installed on 4/18/2025 for continuous monitoring, targeting detections of migrating juvenile salmonids. The array includes a Biomark IS1001 transceiver (firmware v 1.7.2), with an individual IS1001 reader assigned to each antenna. Electronics and solar are housed in a floating barge tethered downstream of the dike. Remote communication will be provided via a cellular modem. Antenna groups are based on orientation relative to the pile dike, starting with the terminal king piling of the structure. We intend to operate this site annually from March through September.
Current Operations
Last File Loaded: | PDO-2025-115-P-001.json |
Date Last File Loaded: | 5/5/2025 10:22 AM |
Date Last File Opened: | 4/18/2025 2:02 PM |
Date Last File Closed: | 4/25/2025 11:59 AM |
Last Observation Tag: | 3DD.0078E541F9 |
Last Observation Date: | 5/1/2025 12:16 PM |
Detection Summary: | Last Day's Observations |
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Operational History
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Configuration
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