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Job description: Individual Gage Steward General responsibilities
 
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# Prior to flood season
 
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a. Reinstall all field transmitters and sensors (excluding those over the river/waterways)
 
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i. Clean sensor
 
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ii. Change batteries
 
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iii. Inspect antenna
 
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iv. broken antenna
 
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2. Clear debris or any obstruction beginning of season; each flood
 
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3. During flood season, generally
 
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a. Monitor flood forecast
 
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b. Signup for Floodzilla notifications
 
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c. Attend monthly meetings
 
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d. Be available prior to flood event, or notify team if unable
 
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e. Outreach to community of users/communicate re: user experience
 
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f. Ongoing performance monitoring
 
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i. Remote diagnostics, incl. battery level (Liquid Levels & SVPA)
 
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ii. Site-based diagnostics
 
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1. antenna (replace, tightening
 
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2. debris
 
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3. batteries
 
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4. reset
 
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5. indicator light
 
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6. need to clean
 
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iii. Remove, return to office, return to manufacturer (general failure, manufacturer, inundation
 
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4. Prior to individual flood event (10 days)
 
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a. Check all systems (tasks 3.f.ii)
 
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b. Review recent data, look for and delete bad readings, determine cause, fix if possible
 
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5. During flood event/troubleshooting sensor/transmitter (as appropriate, limited based on safety)
 
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a. Share Floodzilla with community (reminder!)
 
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b. Monitor readings every few hours (during waking hours)
 
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c. Mark gages off-line if bad readings, cannot be fixed during flood event (accessibility)
 
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d. Take photos, make observations at key locations to build database
 
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6. After floods, especially if inundated (maybe too much to ask volunteers?)
 
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a. Visit gage site, inspect (see tasks 3.f.ii)
 
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7. End of flood season
 
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a. Take down transmitters/remove batteries/change frequency of readings)
 
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b. Clean transmitters & sensors
 
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c. Assist with end of flood season survey (to ensure they haven’t moved, as USGS and Forest Service do)
 

Revision as of 18:45, 20 April 2020