EVENT LOG FOR SITE TAY

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Date       Time  Who      What
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01/08/2007 13:21 Dave
    Per Steve Achord (NOAA Fisheries), ice-out events at Taylor Ranch
    effectively ended interrogation activities on December 12, 2006.
10/18/2006 15:28 Bill_W.
    Power problems will shut down TAY sites till Batteries at TAY-1 comm.
    site can be charged up for Sattelite comunications till late in the
    day 10/19/06.
10/10/2006 09:32 Bill_W.
    The Taylor Ranch pittag detection platform upstream and downstream was
    shutdown 10/06/06 13:15 to 10/07/06 10:09 on the TAY-1 platform, and 
    between 10/06/06 14:19 and 10/07/06 10:13 on the TAY-2 machine for 
    maintaince.  Upstream Tay-1 had Two antennas broke and were not replaced do
    to the fact that they would possibly  brake again.  From extreme river 
    flows in the middle section of the river. At this time experimental antenna
    development will take place over the winter to replace the antennas at the 
    upper site in the late spring of 07.  Tay-2 site will be running with all 
    six antennas.
08/18/2006 17:29 Dave
    I downloaded, transformed, compiled, and uploaded all data files for the
    two TAY transformers for data collected since the site went "live" on July
    14, up through midnight on August 16.  The firmware on the two MUX
    transceivers does not currently support custom antenna IDs, so I
    programmatically altered the default "01"-"06" antenna IDs to "A1"-"A6"
    for detection records from the upstream transceiver, and "B1"-"B6" for
    detection records from the downstream transceiver.  Each computer at TAY
    is currently dedicated to reporting data for either the upstream or
    downstream transceiver, so I also programmatically renamed the raw
    detection files to append a "1" to the filename extension for files on the
    BIGCREEK2 computer not already so identified, and append a "2" to the
    filename extension on all of the BIGCREEK1 computer files.  These
    'platform' numbers correspond to the upstream and downstream transceivers,
    respectively.  I extracted all the detection records and compiled them
    into a single TAY06195.ALL file, and submitted this file to PTAGIS for
    processing in time for the 10:15 load this morning.  The original data are
    preserved in a zip file in the TAY/2006 folder on the PTAGIS file server.
07/20/2006 09:17 Alan
    This is a test message sent from the ‘legacy’ web interface. It should
    be deposited in the top-level directory of the TAY Events forum.
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