Interest in the surface measurement instrument. Interested in probe flow modeling and ground electric field mills.
DNW = Did Not Work 

Links to other Wiki Sites in this page:

• Initial Raspberry Pi Setup Instructions

1. TIMMS-00400 - MUST BE DONE BEFORE APRIL. Document
   1. Set USB Devices to properly identify devices in ports on reboot
   2. Add Mini OSF Sensor
   3. Decorate
   4. Switch anemometer to rs232 for vectors - will need to use xterm or cutecom, I believe, and connect it to the pi via USB.
   5. Instate 1 minute reset for wind vectors.
2. iMet-XQ2 - hold
3. AWS cameras - Order new battery
4. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
   1. GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
5. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
6. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
7. Create append method for ADPAA
8. Snow Depth Detector - Find manual and get set up.
9. Grafana standardize Gorman, Clifford, MetTrailer, Glacier Ridge
10. Combine Aerosal cpc cnc teom aps Grafana
11. make folders
12. NEXT MAJOR TASK: Building a cosmic/gamma ray detector.
    1. cosmic ray or gamma ray xray detector use cloud chamber photomultiplier tube
    2. gamma ray detector plane in thunderstorm

• TIMMS - Braced TIMMS camera box harness to make camera box level. (Yay!)
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• AWS Cameras - Opened up non-functional camera with Dr. Delene. Will order new battery
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW
• Provided secondary link for Raspberry Pi cases

1. TIMMS-00400 - MUST BE DONE BEFORE APRIL. Document
   1. Set USB Devices to properly identify devices in ports on reboot
   2. Add Mini OSF Sensor
   3. Decorate
   4. Switch anemometer to rs232 for vectors - will need to use xterm or cutecom, I believe, and connect it to the pi via USB.
   5. Instate 1 minute reset for wind vectors.
2. iMet-XQ2 - hold
3. AWS cameras - figure out why one does not work
4. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
   1. GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
5. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
6. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
7. Create append method for ADPAA
8. Snow Depth Detector - Find manual and get set up.
9. NEXT MAJOR TASK: Building a cosmic/gamma ray detector.
   1. cosmic ray or gamma ray xray detector use cloud chamber photomultiplier tube
   2. gamma ray detector plane in thunderstorm

• TIMMS - Received Mini- to Micro-HDMI cord and tested CrowView Note14 with the TIMMS. All worked out.
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• AWS Cameras - DNW
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW
• Ordered calibration salts for humidity sensor
• Ordered cord hooks
• Ordered Raspberry Pi boxes
• Was told to skip on ordering temperature calibrator.
• Helped organize and clean up the lab.

1. TIMMS-00400 - MUST BE DONE BEFORE APRIL. Document
   1. Set USB Devices to properly identify devices in ports on reboot
   2. Add Mini OSF Sensor
   3. Decorate
   4. Switch anemometer to rs232 for vectors - will need to use xterm or cutecom, I believe, and connect it to the pi via USB.
   5. Instate 1 minute reset for wind vectors.
2. Order calibration salts for humidity sensor
3. Order cord hooks
4. Research temperature calibration methods and procure. Use NIST traceable temperature standard
5. iMet-XQ2 - hold
6. AWS cameras - figure out why one does not work
7. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
   1. GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
8. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
9. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
10. Create append method for ADPAA
11. Snow Depth Detector - Find manual and get set up.
12. NEXT MAJOR TASK: Building a cosmic/gamma ray detector.
    1. cosmic ray or gamma ray xray detector use cloud chamber photomultiplier tube
    2. gamma ray detector plane in thunderstorm

• TIMMS - Copied minute regulation code into TIMMS400 script. No RS232 cable available as of yet. Looked into code and data/voltage outputs to determine course of action. Will call Vaisala tomorrow to verify that the kit will work, verified time to call (7am-4pm cst) and took a picture of the device. Attempted to call the 24hr line with no success.
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• AWS Cameras - DNW
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW
• Verified humidity salt selection.
• Received new instrument to get working, a snow depth detector.

1. TIMMS-00400 - MUST BE DONE BEFORE APRIL. Document
   1. Set USB Devices to properly identify devices in ports on reboot
   2. Add Mini OSF Sensor
   3. Decorate
   4. Switch anemometer to rs232 for vectors
   5. Instant 1 minute reset for wind vectors.
2. Order calibration salts for humidity sensor
3. Order cord hooks
4. Research temperature calibration methods and procure. Use NIST traceable temperature standard
5. iMet-XQ2 - hold
6. AWS cameras - figure out why one does not work
7. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
   1. GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
8. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
9. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
10. Create append method for ADPAA - figure out how to run the write method, then ask for minor direction if unable to figure it out
11. NEXT MAJOR TASK: Building a cosmic/gamma ray detector.
    1. cosmic ray or gamma ray xray detector use cloud chamber photomultiplier tube
    2. gamma ray detector plane in thunderstorm

• TIMMS - DNW
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• AWS Cameras - DNW
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW
• Continued searching for a temperature calibration method.
• Set up two Raspberry Pis
• Updated documentation for ADPAA set up

1. TIMMS-00400 - MUST BE DONE BEFORE APRIL. Document
   1. Set USB Devices to properly identify devices in ports on reboot
   2. Add Mini OSF Sensor
   3. Decorate
   4. Switch anemometer to rs232 for vectors
   5. Instant 1 minute reset for wind vectors.
2. Order calibration salts for humidity sensor
3. Order cord hooks
4. Research temperature calibration methods and possibly procure. Use NIST traceable temperature standard
5. iMet-XQ2 - hold
6. AWS cameras - figure out why one does not work
7. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
   1. GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
8. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
9. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
10. Create append method for ADPAA - figure out how to run the write method, then ask for minor direction if unable to figure it out
11. NEXT MAJOR TASK: Building a cosmic/gamma ray detector.
    1. cosmic ray or gamma ray xray detector use cloud chamber photomultiplier tube
    2. gamma ray detector plane in thunderstorm

• TIMMS - updated “send data to CHORDS” section of the coding script to fit the TIMMS400. Created documentation on how to add a new instrument to CHORDS.
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• AWS Cameras - DNW
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW
• Looked for RS232 to USB converters but did not find any.
• Began looking for calibration salts, cord solutions, and a temperature calibration mechanism. Found calibration salts and cord solutions, but waiting to order until temperature calibration is also found.

1. TIMMS-00400 - MUST BE DONE BEFORE APRIL. Document
   1. Set USB Devices to properly identify devices in ports on reboot, secure elements if necessary, Need a micro-HDMI to mini-HDMI cables
   2. Add Mini OSF Sensor
   3. Document how to add instruments to CHORDS.
   4. Decorate
   5. Ask about wind averaging and how to fix multi-day issue.
   6. Update send to CHORDS code for new variables
2. Order calibration salts for humidity sensor
3. Order cord hooks, possibly?
4. Research temperature calibration methods and possibly procure. Use NIST traceable temperature standard
5. iMet-XQ2 - hold
6. AWS cameras - figure out why one does not work
7. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
   1. GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
8. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
9. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
10. Create append method for ADPAA - figure out how to run the write method, then ask for minor direction if unable to figure it out
11. NEXT MAJOR TASK: Building a cosmic/gamma ray detector.
    1. cosmic ray or gamma ray xray detector use cloud chamber photomultiplier tube
    2. gamma ray detector plane in thunderstorm

• TIMMS - Cleaned up code and redefined the sleep time between prints of data to the terminal. Additionally, created an averaging method for the wind direction and elevation based off of the wind speed averaging code. It averages for however long you execute the code, and resets upon exiting and beginning again. This could cause issues for long term data collection, unless a daily reboot is coded in. I will ask Dr. Delene. Cleaned up code that sends data to CHORDS. Cleaned the TIMMS apparatus. Added the TIMMS to CHORDS with ID number 34.
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• AWS Cameras - DNW
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW
• Finished barometer code. Wrote script for Vaisala temperature and humidity probe.

1. TIMMS-00400 - MUST BE DONE BEFORE APRIL. Document
   1. Set USB Devices to properly identify devices in ports on reboot, secure elements if necessary, Need a micro-HDMI to mini-HDMI cables
   2. Add Mini OSF Sensor
   3. Add instruments to CHORDS server, but do not publish.
      1. Document how to if documentation doesn't already exist.
   4. Clean TIMMS
   5. Decorate
2. Edit original barometer code to repeat
3. make seperate Vaisala code for the acquire_python directory.
4. Order calibration salts for humidity sensor
5. Research temperature calibration methods and possibly procure. Use NIST traceable temperature standard
6. iMet-XQ2 - hold
7. AWS cameras - figure out why one does not work
8. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
   1. GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
9. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
10. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
11. Create append method for ADPAA - figure out how to run the write method, then ask for minor direction if unable to figure it out
12. NEXT MAJOR TASK: Building a cosmic/gamma ray detector.
    1. cosmic ray or gamma ray xray detector use cloud chamber photomultiplier tube
    2. gamma ray detector plane in thunderstorm

• TIMMS - ordered double sided velcro, wire tie anchors, and a micro HDMI to mini HDMI cord x4. Inquired with Wanda about the MiniPWS sensor and waited to hear back. Send the ordering information received from Wanda to Shelby, waiting to see if all goes well. Finished setting up the barometer and edited TIMMS code to fully incorporate it! Secured all elements into the box. Recorded process for setting up Dracal USB Barometer and updated the TIMMSSN00400 page.
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• AWS Cameras - Plugged into power source, one turned on but the other did not. Researched how to open the box itself with little success.
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW

1. TIMMS-00400 - MUST BE DONE BEFORE APRIL. Document
   1. Set USB Devices to properly identify devices in ports on reboot
   2. Pressure Transducer - code to TIMMS
   3. Need a micro-HDMI to mini-HDMI cable
   4. Add Mini OSF Sensor
   5. Secure all elements in box.
   6. Order double sided velcro, wire tie anchors, a MiniPWS sensor and a micro HDMI to mini HDMI cord x4
2. iMet-XQ2 - hold
3. AWS cameras - hold
4. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
   1. GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
5. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
6. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
7. Create append method for ADPAA - figure out how to run the write method, then ask for minor direction if unable to figure it out
8. NEXT MAJOR TASK: Building a cosmic/gamma ray detector.

• TIMMS - Rebuilt TIMMS. Need to attach cover but will after MiniPWS is added. Need to order double sided velcro, wire tie anchors, a MiniPWS sensor and a micro HDMI to mini HDMI cord x4
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• AWS Cameras - DNW
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW

1. TIMMS-00400 - MUST BE DONE BEFORE APRIL. Document
   1. Set USB Devices to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Pressure Transducer - code to TIMMS
   3. One more hole in camera box for HDMI cable.
   4. Need a micro-HDMI to mini-HDMI cable
   5. Add Mini OSF Sensor
2. iMet-XQ2 - hold
3. AWS cameras - hold
4. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
   1. GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
5. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
6. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
7. Create append method for ADPAA - figure out how to run the write method, then ask for minor direction if unable to figure it out
8. NEXT MAJOR TASK: Building a cosmic/gamma ray detector.

• TIMMS - Worked on barometer code, began new method. Still need to try https://github.com/mrasore98/dracalusb method once the command is in my path. Grabbed the CrowView monitor and keyboard to demo for testing connection. Will need a micro-HDMI to mini-HDMI to connect visual output. Will likely receive a Mini OSF sensor for the TIMMS soon, as Dr. Delene and I were unable to find it on the roof or anywhere in the lab. Camera box was taken to be drilled!
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• AWS Cameras - DNW
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW

• Remote

1. TIMMS-00400 - MUST BE DONE BEFORE APRIL. Document
   1. Set USB Devices to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Pressure Transducer - connect, try USB voltages but look into dracal again
   3. One more hole in camera box for HDMI cable and flux compass.
2. iMet-XQ2 - hold
3. AWS cameras - hold
4. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
   1. GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
5. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
6. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
7. Create append method for ADPAA

• TIMMS - DNW
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• AWS Cameras - DNW
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW
• Accessed JupyterHub and copied /nas/Data to my user directory. Have decided to ask for help upon next time in lab with barometer if the method from https://github.com/mrasore98/dracalusb does not work, nor does the inputs folder. After barometer is done, check in with Append method. figure out how to run the write method, and if that does not change the outlook ask for minor direction. Worked on Python development.

• Happy Birthday to me!

1. TIMMS-00400 - MUST BE DONE BEFORE APRIL. Document
   1. Set USB Devices to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Pressure Transducer - connect, try USB voltages but look into dracal again
   3. One more hole in camera box for HDMI cable and flux compass.
2. iMet-XQ2 - hold
3. AWS cameras - hold
4. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
   1. GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
5. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
6. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
7. Create append method for ADPAA

• TIMMS - Unmounted and disassembled the camera box for use in drilling a bigger hole for cables. Received instruction to discontinue the fluxgate compass and combine wires for the anemometer and relative humidity sensor. Will rearrange camera box once new hole is created for grommet.
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• AWS Cameras - DNW
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW

1. TIMMS-00400 - MUST BE DONE BEFORE APRIL. Document
   1. Set USB Devices to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Fluxgate compass - determine connection, create code. need power adapter - Ask Dr. Delene
   3. Pressure Transducer - connect, try USB voltages but look into dracal again
   4. One more hole in camera box for HDMI cable and flux compass.
2. iMet-XQ2 - hold
3. AWS cameras - hold
4. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
   1. GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
5. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
6. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
7. Create append method for ADPAA

• TIMMS - Received finished mounting hardware and attached camera box to tripod. This was surprisingly stubborn, which caused me to rework the design twice while installing. Began with simple two angle iron mount with two bolts, but found this caused lateral tipping. Tried again with a U-bolt. Worked better but still tilted. Finally, used washers and an extra piece of angle iron to minimize lateral tipping. While it is mostly parallel to the ground, there is a slight dip of a few degrees. Set tripod base with nuts and bolts. Rewired anemometer and relative temperature and humidity sensor to minimize amount of cord. Ideally, I could've done less but I wanted to be careful not to cut the cords too short. Extra cord returned to the closet. Ground sharp edges of angle iron mount, as I received a few minor cuts in the mounting process and this will be displayed. May work on the edges again, but as of right now it is not a priority. One more hole is needed in the camera box for the fluxgate compass and the HDMI cable.
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• AWS Cameras - DNW
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW

1. TIMMS-00400 - MUST BE DONE BEFORE APRIL. Document
   1. Set USB Devices to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Fluxgate compass - determine connection, create code. need power adapter - Ask Dr. Delene
   3. Pressure Transducer - connect, try USB voltages but look into dracal again
2. iMet-XQ2 - hold
3. AWS cameras - hold
4. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
   1. GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
5. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
6. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
7. Create append method for ADPAA

• TIMMS - Marked up mounting hardware for cutting. Worked on Dracal Barometer. Forgot to record that night, so this is a record from my memory written 2/9/26. Note that there may be inaccuracies in this entry.
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• AWS Cameras - DNW
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW

1. TIMMS-00400 - MUST BE DONE BEFORE APRIL. Document
   1. Set USB Devices to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Fluxgate compass - determine connection, create code. need power adapter - Ask Dr. Delene
   3. Pressure Transducer - connect, try USB voltages but look into dracal again
2. iMet-XQ2 - hold
3. AWS cameras - hold
4. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
   1. GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
5. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
6. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
7. Create append method for ADPAA

• TIMMS - Continued working on getting Dracal barometer to read through to terminal via Python. Very little success today, but found another avenue to explore next time in lab. If that fails, will inquire with Dr. Delene.
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• AWS Cameras - DNW
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW

1. TIMMS-00400 - Document
   1. Set USB Devices to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Fluxgate compass - determine connection, create code. need power adapter - Ask Dr. Delene
   3. Need cover for relative temperature and humidity sensor.
   4. Pressure Transducer - connect
2. iMet-XQ2 - hold
3. AWS cameras - hold
4. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
   1. GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
5. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
6. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
7. Create append method for ADPAA

• TIMMS - continued working on code for Dracal barometer. Was able to print to terminal, but unsure of how to integrate into TIMMS code. Will look into voltages and USB input through the terminal next, without the use of the given software.
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• AWS Cameras - DNW
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW

1. TIMMS-00400 - Document
   1. Set USB Devices to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Fluxgate compass - determine connection, create code
   3. Need cover for relative temperature and humidity sensor.
   4. Pressure Transducer - connect
2. iMet-XQ2 - hold
3. AWS cameras - hold
4. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
   1. GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
5. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
6. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
7. Create append method for ADPAA
8. Potentially set up new OS on Raspberry PI for roof anemometer

• TIMMS - Received Barometric Pressure sensor! Began integrating system. Instrument works and is operable by provided software. Began writing code to integrate into TIMMS, but is currently unfinished. Need power adapter for fluxgate compass–Ask Dr. Delene
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• AWS Cameras - DNW
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW

1. TIMMS-00400 - Document
   1. Set USB Devices to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Fluxgate compass - determine connection, create code
   3. Need cover for relative temperature and humidity sensor.
   4. Pressure Transducer - connect
2. iMet-XQ2 - hold
3. AWS cameras - hold
4. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
   1. Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
5. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
6. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
7. Create append method for ADPAA
8. Potentially set up new OS on Raspberry PI for roof anemometer

• TIMMS - Read Fluxgate compass manual, began to connect to Raspberry Pi, then researched and wrote code. Need power adapter–Ask Dr. Delene
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• AWS Cameras - DNW
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW

1. TIMMS-00400 - Document
   1. Set USB Devices to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Fluxgate compass - determine connection, create code
   3. Need cover for relative temperature and humidity sensor.
   4. Pressure Transducer - connect
2. iMet-XQ2 - hold
3. AWS cameras - hold
4. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
   1. Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
5. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
6. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
7. Create append method for ADPAA
8. CHECK ABOUT ROOF ANEMOMETER PI

• TIMMS - Added mV readout, formatted readout for better readability. Began reading about fluxgate compass.
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• AWS Cameras - DNW
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW

1. TIMMS-00400 - Document
   1. Raspberry Pi
      1. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Fluxgate compass
      1. read manual, determine connection, edit code
   3. 3D Anemometer-fix readings
   4. Need cover for relative temperature and humidity sensor.
   5. Pressure Transducer - connect
2. iMet-XQ2 - hold
3. AWS cameras - hold
4. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
   1. Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
5. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
6. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
7. Create append method for ADPAA
8. CHECK ABOUT ROOF ANEMOMETER PI

• TIMMS - Anemometer giving accurate data, reattached to tripod. Reorganized code to read better, with proper variable names. Additionally, added voltage readout to printed data. Recorded how to set up anemometer, updated TIMMS-SN00400 page.
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• AWS Cameras - DNW
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW

1. TIMMS-00400 - Document
   1. Raspberry Pi
      1. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Fluxgate compass
      1. read manual, determine connection, edit code
   3. 3D Anemometer-fix readings
      1. need typical db-9 rs-232 connection
      2. will need to change serial and voltage output format.
      3. 1=u, 3=w
   4. Need cover for relative temperature and humidity sensor.
   5. Pressure Transducer - connect
2. iMet-XQ2 - hold
3. AWS cameras - hold
4. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
   1. Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
5. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
6. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
7. Create append method for ADPAA
8. CHECK ABOUT ROOF ANEMOMETER PI

• TIMMS - ordered barometric pressure sensor, began recalibrating anemometer via rewriting code. Fixed readout.
• iMet-XQ2 - May receive new iMet-XQ2
• AWS Cameras - ordered power supplies
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW
• Other - Recorded TIMMS-00200(00201) redeployment. Checked for new raspberry pi for roof anemometer

1. TIMMS-00400 - Document
   1. Raspberry Pi
      1. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Fluxgate compass
      1. read manual, determine connection, edit code
   3. 3D Anemometer-fix readings
      1. need typical db-9 rs-232 connection
      2. will need to change serial and voltage output format.
      3. 1=u, 3=w
   4. Need cover for relative temperature and humidity sensor.
   5. Pressure Transducer
      1. Must connect to A/D board, ideally through wires
      2. Output Analog, atmospheric pressure, highest accuracy, cheap
2. iMet-XQ2 - Check with Dr. Delene
3. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
   1. Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
4. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
5. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
6. Create append method for ADPAA
7. Reconnect to computers in Clifford. (When at campus)

• TIMMS - DNW
• iMet-XQ2 - Organized and cleaned up sodder station. Soddered both iMet-XQ2 with new ports and replaced the batteries, then attempted to connect to iMet software, with no success. It may be time to give up :(
• Rain Gauges - Organized and cleaned up space
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW

• Remote

1. TIMMS-00400 - Document
   1. Raspberry Pi
      1. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Fluxgate compass
      1. read manual, determine connection, edit code
   3. 3D Anemometer-fix readings
      1. need typical db-9 rs-232 connection
      2. will need to change serial and voltage output format.
      3. 1=u, 3=w
   4. Need cover for relative temperature and humidity sensor.
   5. Pressure Transducer
      1. Must connect to A/D board, ideally through wires
      2. Output Analog, atmospheric pressure, highest accuracy, cheap
2. iMet-XQ2 - test to see if they work after replacing the batteries
3. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
   1. Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
4. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
5. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
6. Create append method for ADPAA
7. Reconnect to computers in Clifford. (When at campus)

• TIMMS - found pressure transducer at https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/l-com/PS781-03G0L1/22657305
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - found a very simple way of printing data (and appending data) to a text file, using '»'. In command line, use “python3 TIMMS00400_WX.py » test.txt” to append output from TIMMS00400_WX to a file named 'test.txt'. Use '>' for overwriting. Rewrote append code with same formatting code as writefile.py, changing the writing method to appending. After writing append code, continued to work on getting writefile to work to figure out how to test appendfile. Made progress, but ran into issues with self.create_format_arr not being an attribute of str. Beginning to think the problem is the output of TIMMS00400. Did some research, I believe that the output of TIMMS is not applicable for this method, as it outputs strings and not a list, dictionary, or file. As I am unable to access other instruments right now, I will be looking into the anemometer manual to make a list of everything I need to update the configuration.

• Remote

1. TIMMS-00400 - Document
   1. Raspberry Pi
      1. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Fluxgate compass
      1. read manual, determine connection, edit code
   3. 3D Anemometer-fix readings
   4. Need cover for relative temperature and humidity sensor.
   5. Pressure Transducer
      1. Must connect to A/D board, ideally through wires
      2. Output Analog, atmospheric pressure, highest accuracy, cheap
2. iMet-XQ2 - test to see if they work after replacing the batteries
3. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
   1. Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
4. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
5. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
6. Create append method for ADPAA
7. Reconnect to computers in Clifford. (When at campus)

• TIMMS - DNW
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - Continued trying to figure out how WriteFile works. Made a small amount of progress. When returning to campus, will inquire with Dr. Delene. Upon next time working, will work on finding pressure transducer, then move on to continuing work on the append method.

• Remote

1. TIMMS-00400 - Document
   1. Raspberry Pi
      1. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Fluxgate compass
      1. read manual, determine connection, edit code
   3. 3D Anemometer-fix readings
   4. Need cover for relative temperature and humidity sensor.
   5. Pressure Transducer
      1. Must connect to A/D board, ideally through wires
      2. Output Analog, atmospheric pressure, highest accuracy, cheap
2. iMet-XQ2 - test to see if they work after replacing the batteries
3. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
   1. Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
4. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
5. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
6. Create append method for ADPAA
7. Reconnect to computers in Clifford. (When at campus)

• TIMMS - DNW
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - Continued to work on getting the writefile module to work, succeeded once but upon repeating the same method it did not work. Researched appending methods. Created a script on an IDE that appends in a simple manner and will use it to work as a base. Will need to look into formatting appended output, as the writefile.py does. Next task is to get it to work through the ADPAA, so I will again explore writefile execution first.

• Remote
• Merry Christmas!

1. TIMMS-00400 - Document
   1. Raspberry Pi
      1. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Fluxgate compass
      1. read manual, determine connection, edit code
   3. 3D Anemometer-fix readings
   4. Need cover for relative temperature and humidity sensor.
   5. Pressure Transducer
      1. Must connect to A/D board, ideally through wires
      2. Output Analog, atmospheric pressure, highest accuracy, cheap
2. iMet-XQ2 - test to see if they work after replacing the batteries
3. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
   1. Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
4. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
5. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
6. Create append method for ADPAA

• Experienced AnyDesk issues. Troubleshooted through Windows Command Line, but resorted to uninstalling and then reinstalling, which fixed the issue. Was able to reconnect to TIMMS-SN00400, but no other devices due to being shut down for break. When back at campus, will manually reconnect to all of them; I have record of those I was connected to.
• TIMMS - DNW
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - Explored how python files work in the Raspberry Pi command line. Tried another method, it did not work. Next plan is to figure out how the writefile.py works, to see first how to get python scripts and methods to work in the first place.

*Remote

1. TIMMS-00400 - Document
   1. Raspberry Pi
      1. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Fluxgate compass
      1. read manual, determine connection, edit code
   3. 3D Anemometer-fix readings
   4. Need cover for relative temperature and humidity sensor.
   5. Pressure Transducer
      1. Must connect to A/D board, ideally through wires
      2. Output Analog, atmospheric pressure, highest accuracy, cheap
2. iMet-XQ2 - test to see if they work after replacing the batteries
3. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets) - GPIO pins 5 (white wire) and 9 (black wire), FogTippingBucket.py
   1. Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
4. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge - Document
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
5. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
6. Create append method for ADPAA (Note: /home/raspberry/ADPAA/src/python_lib)

• TIMMS - DNW
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - Copied the writefile.py script to use as a base and began seeing what needed to change. Tested the changes to no avail, but researched more into how to do so, along with append methods.

*Remote

1. TIMMS-00400
   1. Document
   2. Raspberry Pi
      1. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   3. Fluxgate compass
      1. read manual, determine connection, edit code
   4. 3D Anemometer-fix readings
   5. Need cover for relative temperature and humidity sensor.
   6. Pressure Transducer
      1. Must connect to A/D board, ideally through wires
      2. Output Analog, atmospheric pressure, highest accuracy, cheap
2. iMet-XQ2 - test to see if they work after replacing the ports
   1. software to laptop to talk to and download data
   2. if work - let dr. delene know, use
   3. no work - figure out why don't work or leave it be :(
3. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets)
   1. Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
4. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
   4. document
5. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
6. Create append method for ADPAA (Note: /home/raspberry/ADPAA/src/python_lib)

• Resolved file issues on personal computer causing software to be slowed down.
• TIMMS - Researched issue and discovered output configuration is likely incorrect. Will need to connect anemometer to D9 to computer to access configuration settings. Change from [SPEED, AZIMUTH, ELEVATION, TEMP] to [U V W TEMP] for code to work. If this will not work, then consult Dr. Delene. Additionally, looked for a pressure sensor with little success. Researched analog output to further understand the A/D connection.
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW

1. TIMMS-00400
   1. Document
   2. Raspberry Pi
      1. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   3. Fluxgate compass
      1. read manual, determine connection, edit code
   4. 3D Anemometer
      1. read manual, determine connection, edit code
      2. Use multiple wire cord
   5. Need cover for relative temperature and humidity sensor.
   6. Pressure Transducer
      1. Must connect to A/D board, ideally through wires
      2. Output Analog, atmospheric pressure, highest accuracy, cheap
2. iMet-XQ2 - test to see if they work after replacing the ports
   1. find manual
   2. software to laptop to talk to and download data
   3. if work - let dr. delene know, use
   4. no work - figure out why don't work or leave it be :(
3. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets)
   1. Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
4. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
   4. document
5. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
6. Create append method for ADPAA (Note: /home/raspberry/ADPAA/src/python_lib)

• TIMMS - Wired the anemometer to the raspberry pi. Will need to document once readings are proper. Currently, the anemometer is reading a wind speed of 28mph in the lab. (Based on my observations…I think that's wrong.) Consult with Dr. Delene.
• iMet-XQ2 - Didn't Work today, found manual, found more software
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW

* Met with Dr. Delene to discuss questions regarding current projects.

1. TIMMS-00400
   1. Document
   2. Place into box
   3. Raspberry Pi
      1. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   4. Fluxgate compass
      1. read manual, determine connection, edit code
   5. 3D Anemometer
      1. read manual, determine connection, edit code
      2. Use multiple wire cord
   6. Need cover for relative temperature and humidity sensor.
   7. Pressure Transducer
      1. Must connect to A/D board, ideally through wires
      2. Output Analog, atmospheric pressure, highest accuracy, cheap
2. iMet-XQ2 - test to see if they work after replacing the ports
   1. find manual
   2. software to laptop to tal to and download data
   3. if work - let dr. delene know, use
   4. no work - figure out why don't work or leave it be :(
3. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets)
   1. Connect to Raspberry Pi and test
4. Program Small Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge and Optical Rain Gauge
   1. Hook up to raspberry pi
   2. finish writing programs
   3. get ready before rain, wait for stuff from tyler
   4. document
5. Aerosol Particle Sizer - test via other raspberry pi to see if the device works, document
6. Create append method for ADPAA (Note: /home/raspberry/ADPAA/src/python_lib)

• TIMMS - Placed Raspberry Pi and power strip into box.
• iMet-XQ2 - Could not get to work
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Append - DNW

*Remote

1. TIMMS-00400
   1. Document
   2. Raspberry Pi
      1. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   3. Fluxgate compass
      1. read manual, determine connection, edit code
   4. 3D Anemometer
      1. read manual, determine connection, edit code
   5. Need cover for relative temperature and humidity sensor.
   6. Pressure Transducer - find one to buy (cheap, highest accuracy)
      1. Must connect to A/D board
2. Sodder new charging port on iMet-XQ2
3. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets)
   1. Wire Rain and fog gauges
4. Program TippingBucket-SN00100 or Rain-SN00100 (Confirm with Dr. Delene which one)
5. Wire Aerosol to Power Control Device
6. Create append method for ADPAA (Note: /home/raspberry/ADPAA/src/python_lib)

• TIMMS - Researched more into the pressure transducer. Need to talk to Dr. Delene to confirm parameters. Additionally, looked through code for Young 3D Anemometer and read the manual to begin setup when in-person.
  • Link
  • Pressure Transducer -Digikey Link
  • Digikey Link2
  • Check with Dr. Delene. I believe the cheapest listed will work, but must check power input available and whether the price is acceptable.
• iMet-XQ2 - Need to test - Inquire with Dr. Delene
• Rain Gauges - Look into what the next step is with Dr. Delene. (i.e. Connect to Raspberry Pi in lab?)
• Tipping Bucket Programming - Ask Dr. Delene which one, and what he needs me to do.
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - Check with Dr. Delene—is it finished?
• Append - Perused the readfile.py and writefile.py code to analyze basic structure.

1. TIMMS-00400
   1. Raspberry Pi
      1. Read manual for fluxgate compass and determine connection to Raspberry Pi
      2. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Record hardware and software for TIMMS (Documentation)
   3. 3D Anemometer
   4. Need cover for relative temperature and humidity sensor.
   5. Pressure Transducer - find one to buy (cheap, highest accuracy)
      1. Young, Campbell
      2. Must connect to A/D board
      3. Research SPI and IC2 interface
2. Sodder new charging port on iMet-XQ2
3. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets)
   1. Wire Rain and fog gauges
4. Program TippingBucket-SN00100 or Rain-SN00100 (Confirm with Dr. Delene which one)
5. Wire Aerosol to Power Control Device
6. Create append method for ADPAA (Note: /home/raspberry/ADPAA/src/python_lib)

• TIMMS - Pressure Transducer -Digikey Link Check with Dr. Delene. I believe the cheapest listed will work, but must check power input available and whether the price is acceptable.
• iMet-XQ2 - Need to test - Inquire with Dr. Delene
• Rain Gauges - Finished wiring AC plugs and wires and connecting the upper portion (rain catch) to the lower portion (tipping apparatus). Look into what the next step is with Dr. Delene. (i.e. Connect to Raspberry Pi in lab?)
• Tipping Bucket Programming - Ask Dr. Delene which one, and what he needs me to do.
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - Check with Dr. Delene—is it finished? Wires are hooked up. Note: I did not hook up the wires from the Pi Computer to the CDPPowerControl device.
• Append - Decided to save this work for over break (unless I finish everything else before them [a laughable prospect]), as it is good for online work.

1. TIMMS-00400
   1. Raspberry Pi
      1. Connect Temperature and Humidity Sensor
      2. Read manual for fluxgate compass and determine connection to Raspberry Pi
      3. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Record hardware and software for TIMMS (Documentation)
   3. Pressure Transducer - find one to buy (cheap, highest accuracy)
      1. Young, Campbell
      2. Must connect to A/D board
      3. Research SPI and IC2 interface
2. Sodder new charging port on iMet-XQ2
   1. Find type (read manual) and order
3. Look into how to label small wires
4. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets)
   1. Wire Rain and fog gauges
5. Program TippingBucket-SN00100 or Rain-SN00100 (Confirm with Dr. Delene which one)
6. Wire Aerosol to Power Control Device - will need to find manual.
7. Connect to Wi-Fi
8. Record how to set up DAQ HATS
9. Create append method for ADPAA (Note: /home/raspberry/ADPAA/src/python_lib)

• TIMMS - DNW
• iMet-XQ2 - Soldered new charging ports onto both devices at the bench. Need to test - Inquire with Dr. Delene
• Wires- could buy wire shrink printer, cheapest around 30-50 dollars, regular around 100-300. Otherwise buy smaller tape for the label maker, and just make it work. Confirmed with Dr. Delene, will work without it and see if it becomes necessary.
• Rain Gauges - Wired another AC Plug
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW
• Wi-Fi - Connected.
• DAQ HATS - Done.
• Append - DNW. New Task

1. TIMMS-00400
   1. Raspberry Pi
      1. Connect Temperature and Humidity Sensor
      2. Read manual for fluxgate compass and determine connection to Raspberry Pi
      3. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Record hardware and software for TIMMS (Documentation)
   3. Pressure Transducer - find one to buy (cheap, highest accuracy)
      1. Young, Campbell
      2. Must connect to A/D board
      3. Research SPI and IC2 interface
2. Sodder new charging port on iMet-XQ2
   1. Find type (read manual) and order
3. Look into how to label small wires
4. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets)
   1. Wire Rain and fog gauges
5. Program TippingBucket-SN00100 or Rain-SN00100 (Confirm with Dr. Delene which one)
6. Wire Aerosol to Power Control Device - will need to find manual.
7. Connect to Wi-Fi
8. Record how to set up DAQ HATS

• TIMMS - Finished setting up Vaisala Temperature and Humidity sensor; recorded first data!
  • Recorded how to set up ADPA and how to set up the Vaisala Temperature and Humidity Probe
• iMet-XQ2 - The ones we have work, but we'd have to flip the orientation. Could do it.
• Wires- could buy wire shrink printer, cheapest around 30-50 dollars, regular around 100-300. Otherwise buy smaller tape for the label maker, and just make it work.
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - Coded in data acquisition parameters save for the last one.
• Wi-Fi - Will work, just need username from Dr. Delene

1. TIMMS-00400
   1. Raspberry Pi
      1. Connect Temperature and Humidity Sensor
      2. Read manual for fluxgate compass and determine connection to Raspberry Pi
      3. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Record hardware and software for TIMMS (Documentation)
   3. Pressure Transducer - find one to buy (cheap, highest accuracy)
      1. Young, Campbell
      2. Must connect to A/D board
      3. Research SPI and IC2 interface
2. Sodder new charging port on iMet-XQ2
   1. Find type (read manual) and order
3. Look into how to label small wires
4. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets)
   1. Wire Rain and fog gauges
5. Program TippingBucket-SN00100 or Rain-SN00100 (Confirm with Dr. Delene which one)
6. Wire Aerosol to Power Control Device

• TIMMS - DNW
• iMet-XQ2 - The ones we have work, but we'd have to flip the orientation. Could do it.
• Wires- could buy wire shrink printer, cheapest around 30-50 dollars, regular around 100-300. Otherwise buy smaller tape for the label maker, and just make it work.
• Rain Gauges - DNW
• Tipping Bucket Programming -
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - Began wiring

1. TIMMS-00400
   1. Raspberry Pi
      1. Connect Temperature and Humidity Sensor
      2. Read manual for fluxgate compass and determine connection to Raspberry Pi
      3. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Record hardware and software for TIMMS (Documentation)
   3. Pressure Transducer - find one to buy (cheap, highest accuracy)
      1. Young, Campbell
      2. Must connect to A/D board
      3. Research SPI and IC2 interface
2. Sodder new charging port on iMet-XQ2
   1. Find type (read manual) and order
3. Look into how to label small wires
4. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets)
   1. Set up second Raspberry Pi
   2. Wire Rain and fog gauges
5. Program TippingBucket-SN00100 or Rain-SN00100 (Confirm with Dr. Delene which one)
6. Wire Aerosol to Power Control Device

• TIMMS - connected wires for temperature and humidity sensors, examined ADPAA and installed
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• Wires- DNW
• Rain Gauges - Finished Cleaning
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Aerosol Particle Sizer - DNW

1. TIMMS-00400
   1. Raspberry Pi
      1. Connect Temperature and Humidity Sensor
      2. Read manual for fluxgate compass and determine connection to Raspberry Pi
      3. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Record hardware and software for TIMMS (Documentation)
2. Sodder new charging port on iMet-XQ2
   1. Find type (read manual) and order
3. Look into how to label small wires
4. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets)
   1. Set up second Raspberry Pi
   2. Wire Rain and fog gauges
5. Program TippingBucket-SN00100 or Rain-SN00100 (Confirm with Dr. Delene which one)
6. Resolve AnyDesk Conflict on TIMMS-SN00400
7. Wire Aerosol to Power Control Device

• TIMMS - DNW
• iMet-XQ2 - DNW
• Wires- DNW
• Rain Gauges - Cleaned
• Tipping Bucket Programming - DNW
• Resolved AnyDesk Conflict on TIMMS-SN00400

1. TIMMS-00400
   1. Raspberry Pi
      1. Connect Temperature and Humidity Sensor
      2. Read manual for fluxgate compass and determine connection to Raspberry Pi
      3. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Record hardware and software for TIMMS (Documentation)
2. Sodder new charging port on iMet-XQ2
3. Find Wire labels
4. Rain Gauges (Tipping Buckets)
   1. Set up second Raspberry Pi
   2. Wire Rain and fog gauges
5. Program TippingBucket-SN00100 or Rain-SN00100 (Confirm with Dr. Delene which one)
6. Update MAC addresses on Google Sheet “Computer-Access” for RAIN-SN00100, TippingBucket-SN00100, Electric Field Mill (E100), and CH601-Sonic
7. Resolve AnyDesk Conflict on TIMMS-SN00400

• TIMMS - did not work on (DNW)
  • Check if must ID for current devices (keyboard, mouse) w/ Dr. Delene
• Did not have correct charging ports for iMet-XQ2 - Check w/ Dr. Delene
• Wire labels - talk to Dr. Delene
• Rain Gauges - Fastened one AC plug
• Tipping Bucket - DNW
• Updated all listed MAC addresses
• Did not resolve AnyDesk Conflict on TIMMS-SN00400 :(

1. TIMMS-00400
   1. Raspberry Pi
      1. Connect Temperature and Humidity Sensor
      2. Read manual for fluxgate compass and determine connection to Raspberry Pi
      3. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
   2. Record hardware and software for TIMMS (Documentation)
2. Sodder new charging port on iMet-XQ2
3. Find Wire labels
4. Rain Gauges
   1. Set up second Raspberry Pi
   2. Wire Rain and fog gauges

• Will USB identification build into TIMMS-00400 - Check if must do for current devices w/ Dr. Delene
• TIMMS - did not work on (DNW)
• Did not have correct charging ports for iMet-XQ2 - Check w/ Dr. Delene
• Wire labels - talk to Dr. Delene
• Built 3D printed catching apparatus, wired one AC plug

1. Create TIMMS-00400
   1. Set up Raspberry Pi
      1. Connect Temperature and Humidity Sensor to Raspberry Pi
      2. Read manual for fluxgate compass and determine connection to Raspberry Pi
2. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
3. Record hardware and software for TIMMS
4. Set up second Raspberry Pi
5. Sodder new charging port on iMet-XQ2
6. Find Wire labels

• Will USB identification build into TIMMS-00400 - Check if must do for current devices w/ Dr. Delene
• TIMMS-SN00400 - worked on reboot and usb connections
• Set up Second Raspberry Pi
• did not have correct charging ports for iMet-XQ2 - Check w/ Dr. Delene
• Wire labels - talk to Dr. Delene

1. Create TIMMS-00400
   1. Set up Raspberry Pi
      1. Connect Temperature and Humidity Sensor to Raspberry Pi
      2. Read manual for fluxgate compass and determine connection to Raspberry Pi
2. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00300 and TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
3. Download and Access ADPAA Repository on personal laptop and Raspberry Pi and record methods
   1. Add SVN software, record how to download software and ADPAA
4. Record hardware and software for TIMMS
5. Update Clifford Hall Combined Grafana page to look like Gorman Field Grafana page

• Will remotely access TIMMS-00300 to properly identify devices
  • Must wait for Wi-Fi to TIMMS-00300
  • Will build into TIMMS-00400
• Finished ADPAA and SVN Client page
• TIMMS-SN00400 - No progress
• Explored Grafana - task will be put on “back burner” for times when other work must be placed on pause.

• Acquired power strip for camera box, 4 adapters

1. Create TIMMS-00400
   1. Set up Raspberry Pi
      1. Connect Temperature and Humidity Sensor to Raspberry Pi
      2. Read manual for fluxgate compass and determine connection to Raspberry Pi
2. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00300 and TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
3. Download and Access ADPAA Repository on personal laptop and Raspberry Pi and record methods
   1. Add SVN software, record how to download software and ADPAA
4. Record hardware and software for TIMMS
5. Update Clifford Hall Combined Grafana page to look like Gorman Field Grafana page

• Will remotely access TIMMS-00300 to properly identify devices
  • Must wait for Wi-Fi to TIMMS-00300
  • Will build into TIMMS-00400
• Began working on ADPAA and SVN client, documentation started, client downloaded
• TIMMS-SN00400 - need to access ADPAA first
• Explored Grafana - task will be put on “back burner” for times when other work must be placed on pause.

• Met with Dr. Delane to discuss progress
• Acquired 3D anemometer and USB Camera

1. Create TIMMS-00400
   1. Find Raspberry pi box (shell around computer for protection/looks)
   2. Connect Temperature and Humidity Sensor to Raspberry Pi
   3. Read manual for fluxgate compass and determine connection to Raspberry Pi
   4. Set up Raspberry Pi
2. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00300 and TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot
3. Download and Access ADPAA Repository on personal laptop and Raspberry Pi and record methods

• Will remotely access TIMMS-00300 to properly identify devices
  • Must wait for Wifi to TIMMS-00300
  • Will build into TIMMS-00400
• TIMMS-00400
  • Emailed Wanda to order Raspberry Pi Box
  • Read manual for temperature and humidity sensor and discovered more documentation must be added.
    • Will look at ADPAA to see what past TIMMS set-ups have been
    • RECORD FINDINGS
  • No progress read fluxgate compass manual
  • Continued setting up Raspberry Pi
    • Got through Initial Raspberry Pi Setup Instructions
    • Next - Properly connect USB Camera (nearly done), connect temperature and humidity sensor
• Began looking into downloading ADPAA
  • Must install SVN client
  • RECORD ALL FINDINGS

• Met with Dr. Delane to discuss progress
• Acquired pressure sensor exterior and Fluxgate Compass
• Raspberry Pi SD card was set up

1. Create TIMMS-00400
   1. Find Raspberry pi box (shell around computer for protection/looks)
   2. Connect Temperature and Humidity Sensor to Raspberry Pi
   3. Read manual for fluxgate compass and determine connection to Raspberry Pi
   4. Set up Raspberry Pi
2. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00300 and TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot

• Will remotely access TIMMS-00300 to properly identify devices
  • Must wait for Wifi to TIMMS-00300
  • Will build into TIMMS-00400
• TIMMS-00400
  • No progress Raspberry Pi box
    • New task
  • No progress connect temp and humidity
    • New task
  • No progress read fluxgate compass manual
    • New task
  • Began setting up Raspberry Pi
    • Got through step 4 on Initial Raspberry Pi Setup Instructions
      • Maybe through 5? Will investigate further.
    • Set timezone and preferences
  • Updated Wiki pages throughout progress for future reference
    • Updated TIMMS-00400 for new parts

• Met with Dr. Delane to discuss progress
• added more parts to list for TIMMS-00400
  • Pressure Transducer
  • DAQ HAT
  • MicroSD Card
  • USB Camera
  • Ultrasonic 3D Anemometer
  • Radiation shield for temperature and humidity sensor
• Will update TIMMS-00400 wiki entry

1. Create TIMMS-00400
2. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00300 and TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot

• Will remotely access TIMMS-00300 to properly identify devices
  • Must wait for Wifi to TIMMS-00300
  • Will build into TIMMS-00400
• Connected Monitor to Raspberry Pi
• Found proper power connection for Raspberry Pi
• Updated TIMMS-00400 wiki entry

• Remote Work

1. Create TIMMS-00400
2. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00300 and TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot

• Will remotely access TIMMS-00300 to properly identify devices
  • Will build into TIMMS-00400
• Looked into Raspberry Pi configuration and set up
• Read instrument manuals for ultrasonic anemometer and temperature and humidity sensor.

• Received box for TIMMS-00400

1. Create TIMMS-00400
2. Connect to Littlestorm
3. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00300 and TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot

• Will remotely access TIMMS-00300 to properly identify devices
  • Will build into TIMMS-00400
• Connected to Littlestorm
• Analyzed new components for TIMMS-00400

• Met with Dr. Delane
  • Accessed ndus vpn instead of und vpn to connect to Littlestorm
  • Received numerous components to continue building TIMMS-00400

1. Create TIMMS-00400
2. Connect to Littlestorm
3. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00300 and TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot

• Will remotely access TIMMS-00300 to properly identify devices
  • Will build into TIMMS-00400
• Waiting on email to finish connecting to Littlestorm
• Began setting up Raspberry Pi for TIMMS-00400
  • Set up mouse and keyboard
  • Looked at power supply and video output ports
  • need USBC for power supply
    • Found cord that worked
    • Does not have large wall adapter, as recommended by Dr. Delane.
    • Look into finding a cord with USBC connection and large adapter
  • Need micro-hdmi for video
    • On order

• Remote Work

1. Create TIMMS-00400
   1. Parts List
2. Connect to Littlestorm
3. Connect to Grafana
4. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00300 and TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot

• TO BE ADDRESSED AT NEXT MEETING (compilation)
  • Unable to connect to Littlestorm
  • Parts Uncertainty
    • Camera (which type)
    • Correct model of ultrasonic anemometer
    • Box (Camera or square)
    • UNUSED components (verify)
      • Pressure Transducer
      • DAQ HAT
      • Visibility Sensor
      • iMet-XQ2 UAV Sensor
      • Web Cam
• DETAIL
  • Unable to connect to Littlestorm (connection timeout error)
    • Address at next meeting with Dr. Delane
  • Connected to Grafana
  • Parts List Progress
    • Collected wiki articles on instruments, TIMMS, and the MetTrailer
    • Began compiling more parts
      • Raspberry Pi 4B
      • Temp/Humidity Sensor
      • Tripod
      • Camera (USB or Pi cam)
      • Ultrasonic anemometer (Young Ultrasonic Anemometer Model 81000)
      • Camera Box or electrical box
      • NOT being used
        • Pressure Transducer
        • DAQ HAT
        • Visibility Sensor
        • iMet-XQ2 UAV Sensor
        • Web Cam
  • Set USB devices
    • Searched through wiki and online for guides
    • Found and recorded methods of assigning port identifiers for specific devices
      • Consult with Dr. Delane on updating TIMMS-00300, as it is deployed at the Glacial Ridge Field Site
    • Save records for application on TIMMS-00400

• Have Wiki account and can edit things.
• Order videos, comment monitor up the Raspberry Pi.

1. Create TIMMS-00400
   1. Parts List
2. Connect to Littlestorm
3. Set USB Devices on TIMMS-00300 and TIMMS-00400 Raspberry Pi to properly identify devices in port 1 and 2 on reboot

• Unable to connect to Littlestorm (connection timeout error)
• Parts List Progress
  • Raspberry Pi 4B
  • Temp/Humidity Sensor
  • Tripod
• Created Sourceforge account
• Accessed Chords (data website)
• Created Zotero account
• Unable to access Grafana
• Downloaded ADPAA
• Collected atmos wiki sites for task 3, no other progress

• Asked John Wold to give Ashley a Wiki account.
• Suggest working on a temperate/sonic wind/ camera for the MetTrailer tower.
• Suggest making a TIMMS-00400 for the lower tower on the MetTrailer.
• Meeting next week, 9 am check-in

• Create TIMMS-00400
  • Parts List
• Connect to Littlestorm

• Unable to connect to Littlestorm (connection timeout error)
• Parts List Progress
  • Raspberry Pi 4B
  • Temp/Humidity Sensor