EVENT LOG FOR SITE TAY

        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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11/30/2010 09:45 Jody
    9/18/2010 1:00 am PST - 10/5/2010 10:00am PST  - TAY A0, the upstream
    array for TAY, had a Solar Power system failure and no tags were read.
11/12/2010 11:39 Dave
    Per Jody White, the six antennas in both the upstream and downstream
    arrays, which normally span the width of the stream, were relocated in
    August, 2010.  The current configuration is as follows:

    A0 (upstream array) - tandem, 3 antennas upstream starting in the middle
    of the channel and going to river right, then 5 m downstream, 3 antennas
    starting in the middle of the channel and going to river right.
    B0 (downstream array) - tandem, 3 antennas upstream starting in the middle
    of the channel and going to river right, then 5 m downstream, 3 antennas
    starting in the middle of the channel and going to river right.

    The A0 and B0 arrays are still located ~200 meters apart, above and below
    the bridge, respectively.  According to Jody, the antennas in each array
    will be returned to their previous locations (spanning the full width of
    Big Creek) next Spring.
11/10/2010 11:12 Jody
    11/4/2010 TAYA0 had three power storage batteries replaced and environmental
    monitoring equipment was added to the site to complete the ISEMP standard
    configuration including air temperature probe, water temperature probe,
    and water depth transducer.  TAYB0 had storage batteries replaced and/or
    added and environmental monitoring equipment was added to the site to 
    complete the ISEMP standard configuration including air temperature probe,
    water temperature probe, and water depth transducer.

    10/14/2010 TAYA0 and TAYB0 were adapted to the ISEMP standard equipment
    and configuration for PIT Arrays.  Each site now has independent communica-
    tions and power supplies.  Each site, TAYA0 and TAYB0, had equipment added
    that include: data storage using Campbell Scientific CR1000 datalogger, site
    communications using GS4000 satellite modems, and a voltage monitoring
    module to log power levels.  Automatic data uploads are currently being
    sent to QCI Boise PIT Array Server every two hours (depending on satellite
    connectivity) to be uploaded to PTAGIS.
08/12/2010 13:33 Dave
    I replaced Steve and Bill with Chris and Gabriel to received automated
    alerts if we don't receive TAY data files at least once per day.  Taylor
    Ranch will also receive these alerts.
03/24/2010 13:36 Gabriel
    Upstream (A0) site was down due to power failure from 21:00:14 on
    1/22/10 until 14:33:06 on 3/17/10.
    Downstream (B0)site was down due to power failure from 07:01:19 on
    1/28/2010 until 14:33:06 on 3/17/10

    On 3/16/10 to 3/18/10- Upstream (A0) site batteries were replace.
    Equipment removed to reduce power consumption.  Both sites are now
    connected to a single computer via fiber.  Computer is uploading to
    PTAGIS over Taylor Ranch WiFi.  Water level was low, exposing portions
    of all three upstream antennas.  Downstream antennas completely submerged.
03/05/2010 11:54 Dave
    Interrogation activities at Taylor Ranch were suspended on January 28 due
    to power constraints.
01/20/2010 19:11 Bill_W.
    Power to TAY site was restored 1/20/10 11:43:38 do to solar inactivity and
    batteries discharged. Upstream and downstream sites were intermittent since
    12/24/09.
01/01/2010 00:00 PTOC_Bot
    Annual log file initiation for TAY

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