EVENT LOG FOR SITE LTR

        The first line of each entry contains a date/time stamp & who is reporting.
        The most recent entry is listed first.

Date       Time  Who
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05/30/2008 10:56 Steve
    LTR A0. Visited the site on May 22, following a period of high flow.
    The downstream pass-through antenna (Channel 6) was no longer present.
    Inspection of the data indicated the antenna was likely washed away on
    May 19, 2008.  No further detections occurred on this antenna after
    08:58:42 on May 19, 2008.  Antenna 3 and 5 are in-place and functional.

    LTR C0. Visited the site on May 22, following a period of high flow.  A
    large tree passed through the site and dislodged all of the antennas;
    tree was still present.  The antennas were tethered by their exciter
    cables along the right bank.  Some of the antennas remained functional.
    We disconnected the antennas and tethered the cables to a tree to
    mitigate against further damage at approximately 12:30 PST on May 22,
    2008.  System was shutdown at this time.
04/22/2008 16:09 Dave
    Two separate LTR detection files, with distinct data contents but an
    identical name (LTR08071.ALL), were inadvertently uploaded to the PTAGIS
    database.  Since the second file overwrote the original on the PTAGIS file
    server, and since the database contained detection information reported in
    the first file but not present in the second, the result was a discepancy
    between the greater number of records reported in the database and the
    lesser number of detection events recorded in the second version of the
    file.  I resolved this by first verifying that none of the tag codes
    detected in the first version of the file (which was restored from our
    on-site backup tapes) was subsequently detected in the second file
    version.  Then I combined the two files and reprocessed the new file to
    the PTAGIS database.  (The original files were renamed with "-V1" and
    "-V2" appended to the original files' extensions.)  As expected, after
    processing the file (a third time) into the PTAGIS database, no new
    detection records were recorded in the database, and no counters were
    incremented.  Now, however, the database contents faithfully reflect what
    is reported in the raw LTR08071.ALL file.
03/19/2008 08:12 Steve
    LTR A0 FS1001M internal clock was behind by approximately 10 hrs and 40
    minutes since and before 01/01/08.  Previous DRS data indicates a
    discrepancy back to at least 10/26/07.  Clock was re-set by Biomark
    personnel on 3/11/08 at approximately 10:53 PST.
03/13/2008 09:56 PTOC_Bot
    Steve Anglea and I filled the propane tanks and downloaded the data from
    LTR on 3/11/08.  We also replaced the backup batteries at both sites.
01/01/2008 00:00 PTOC_Bot
    Annual log file initiation for LTR

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