DQR ID | Subject | Data Streams Affected |
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D020723.3 | SHEBA/GNDMFR: Drop in signal | shbgndmfrC1.a0, shbgndmfrC1.a1, shbgndmfrC1.b1 |
D020724.12 | SHEBA/GNDRAD/GNDMFR - Surface viewed by sensors is occasionally shaded | shbgndmfrC1.a0, shbgndmfrC1.a1, shbgndmfrC1.b1, shbgndrad60sC1.a1, shbgndrad60sC1.b1 |
D020724.14 | SHEBA/GNDRAD/GNDMFR - Stand and instruments relocated | shbgndmfrC1.a0, shbgndmfrC1.a1, shbgndmfrC1.b1, shbgndrad60sC1.a1, shbgndrad60sC1.b1 |
Start Date | Start Time | End Date | End Time |
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04/03/1998 | 1830 | 04/03/1998 | 1900 |
04/20/1998 | 0130 | 04/20/1998 | 0200 |
04/29/1998 | 0820 | 04/29/1998 | 0840 |
05/05/1998 | 2130 | 05/05/1998 | 2359 |
05/12/1998 | 0000 | 05/12/1998 | 0900 |
05/15/1998 | 1830 | 05/15/1998 | 1930 |
05/28/1998 | 0430 | 05/28/1998 | 0530 |
05/29/1998 | 1830 | 05/29/1998 | 1930 |
06/03/1998 | 2000 | 06/03/1998 | 2100 |
06/24/1998 | 0200 | 06/24/1998 | 0300 |
07/02/1998 | 1800 | 07/02/1998 | 2000 |
07/04/1998 | 1900 | 07/04/1998 | 2000 |
07/05/1998 | 2200 | 07/05/1998 | 2230 |
07/16/1998 | 1345 | 07/16/1998 | 1445 |
07/23/1998 | 0800 | 07/23/1998 | 0845 |
07/24/1998 | 1800 | 07/24/1998 | 2359 |
07/27/1998 | 1530 | 07/27/1998 | 1630 |
07/30/1998 | 0630 | 07/30/1998 | 0730 |
07/31/1998 | 0100 | 07/31/1998 | 0400 |
08/02/1998 | 0240 | 08/02/1998 | 0500 |
08/04/1998 | 2330 | 08/05/1998 | 0100 |
08/07/1998 | 0400 | 08/07/1998 | 0630 |
08/10/1998 | 2230 | 08/11/1998 | 0900 |
08/12/1998 | 1530 | 08/12/1998 | 1830 |
08/17/1998 | 1600 | 08/17/1998 | 1700 |
08/20/1998 | 1730 | 08/20/1998 | 1830 |
09/11/1998 | 0145 | 09/11/1998 | 0215 |
09/12/1998 | 2330 | 09/13/1998 | 0030 |
09/19/1998 | 0610 | 09/19/1998 | 0630 |
09/19/1998 | 1230 | 09/19/1998 | 1700 |
09/22/1998 | 0300 | 09/22/1998 | 0400 |
Subject: | SHEBA/GNDMFR: Drop in signal |
DataStreams: | shbgndmfrC1.a0, shbgndmfrC1.a1, shbgndmfrC1.b1 |
Description: | Drop in signal, accompanied by changes in detector temperature and voltage. Data is bad during these periods. |
Measurements: | shbgndmfrC1.a1:
shbgndmfrC1.b1:
shbgndmfrC1.a0:
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Start Date | Start Time | End Date | End Time |
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05/01/1998 | 0000 | 06/24/1998 | 0000 |
Subject: | SHEBA/GNDRAD/GNDMFR - Surface viewed by sensors is occasionally shaded |
DataStreams: | shbgndmfrC1.a0, shbgndmfrC1.a1, shbgndmfrC1.b1, shbgndrad60sC1.a1, shbgndrad60sC1.b1 |
Description: | The shadow of the Des Grosseillers and other pieces of equipment cause the area underneath the GNDRAD stand to be shaded sometimes between the hours of 10 and 21 GMT. On 05/24/98 an operator reported: "Between about 10:15 and 10:45 the shadow of the Des Groseilliers falls over the GNDRAD stand and instruments. The operator used to service the GNDRAD after servicing the SKYRAD near solar noon. However, because access to the GNDRAD is from the south, this placed his shadow beneath the instruments which was readily apparent in the data. The operator altered his schedule to service the GNDRAD either early in the morning or late at night when he would not significantly shade the sensed surface." Another operators report on 05/23/98 noted that, for the NET, during the time from 10 GMT to 21 GMT, "The shadows of the legs of the groundstand consecutively pass through the snow directly in the middle of the stand at these times. " Other example of shading can be seen on 06/14/98.A full report on shadowing would need to be derived from a variety of instrumentation under clear skies. |
Measurements: | shbgndrad60sC1.b1:
shbgndmfrC1.a1:
shbgndmfrC1.b1:
shbgndrad60sC1.a1:
shbgndmfrC1.a0:
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Start Date | Start Time | End Date | End Time |
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06/24/1998 | 1600 | 06/25/1998 | 0030 |
Subject: | SHEBA/GNDRAD/GNDMFR - Stand and instruments relocated |
DataStreams: | shbgndmfrC1.a0, shbgndmfrC1.a1, shbgndmfrC1.b1, shbgndrad60sC1.a1, shbgndrad60sC1.b1 |
Description: | The ARM operators report: "The GNDRAD stand and instruments were relocated to a hummock in the center of a large piece of multi-year ice to the east of the SKYRAD stand. This was necessary because the former location was on first-year ice that would have disintegrated from the turbulence if the ship's propellers were engaged. It also should eliminate the shadowing from the ship. The data loggers and power supplies and crossbars that supported them were removed from the legs of the stand and placed on 2x4s on ablation shields on the ice to minimize the shadows beneath the instrumentation. The snow in the vicinity of the GNDRAD is considerably disturbed from the move, however it is very thin (2 cm) and should melt soon." |
Measurements: | shbgndrad60sC1.b1:
shbgndmfrC1.a1:
shbgndmfrC1.b1:
shbgndrad60sC1.a1:
shbgndmfrC1.a0:
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