EVENT LOG FOR SITE MIS

        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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01/31/2012       Nicole

        Rick Hartson sent the following events for calendar year 2011. The site was
        operational during 2011, but not registered in PTAGIS until 2012.

            January 8, 2011 at 10:18:  Test tag unknowingly turned off. 

            January 16, 2011: Flows at mouth of watershed are above 500 cfs. 
            Expect detection efficiency to be considerably reduced.

            January 19, 2011 at 8:14:  Test tag turned back on. We feel confident 
            that antennas were functioning properly and the test tag was simply 
            turned off on the MUX.

            January 19, 2011:  Remote communication via phone line is initiated. 
            Real time monitoring of the station is now available.

            January 20, 2011: High flows reported on January 16 have declined. 
            Flows at mouth of watershed have dropped below 300 cfs. Detection 
            efficiency has likely improved considerably.

            January 22, 2011: Flows increased to over 500 cfs at watershed mouth, 
            but are currently declining to below 300 cfs. Expect periods of reduced 
            detection efficiency today.

            February 28, 2011: Flows have remained low since late January and we 
            expect high detection efficiencies.

            March 11, 2011: Flows increasing and have approached 500 cfs at watershed 
            mouth. Expect detection efficiencies to decline.

            March 29, 2011: Flows have remained between 400 and 800 cfs at the watershed 
            mouth since March 11. Expect reduced detection efficiencies during this period. 

            March 31, 2011: Flows rapidly increasing, approaching 2000 cfs at the watershed 
            mouth. Expect considerable reductions in detection efficiency. 

            April 2, 2011 at 17:54: Flows increased to near 2500 cfs at watershed mouth. 
            Expect continued reductions in detection efficiency.

            April 5, 2011: Site appears fully operational after high flows on April 2, 2011. 
            But flows are still above 1000 cfs at watershed mouth. Expect continued reductions 
            in detection efficiency.

            April 12, 2011: Flows at watershed mouth have dropped below 500 cfs. Expect 
            increased detection efficiency compared to period of high flows in early April.

            April 24, 2011: Flows at watershed mouth have dropped below 300 cfs. Expect 
            detection efficiencies to be near optimal.

            May 9, 2011: Flows increasing slightly to above 400 cfs. Slight reductions in 
            detection efficiency may be occurring. 

            May 19, 2011: Flows at watershed mouth have dropped below 300 cfs. Expect detection 
            efficiencies to be near optimal.

            May 26, 2011: Flows rapidly increasing. Flows at watershed mouth above 700 cfs. 
            Expect considerable reductions in detection efficiency.

            June 3, 2011: Flows at watershed mouth have remained above 500 cfs. Expect reductions 
            in detection efficiency.

            June 8, 2011: Flows decreasing. Flows at watershed mouth have dropped below 300 cfs. 
            Expect near optimal detection efficiencies.

            June 31, 2011: Summer base flows have set in. Expect low flows and high detection 
            efficiencies for the remained of the year.

            December 31, 2011: Low flows this fall have likely resulted in high detection 
            efficiencies.



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