[David BresslerParticipant]

@armstrong, this would be a good feature request.  You can do this via the help page on MonitorMW.  There is a google form (https://wikiwatershed.org/contact/) or github method (https://github.com/ODM2/ODM2DataSharingPortal/issues) – doing it through github will get it to the MonitorMW engineers (at Limnotech) the quickest.

[David BresslerParticipant]

@barney, Monitor My Watershed currently displays time in several different formats – presumably in the future there will be options to choose the time zone and/or standardize the time zone.  As it currently stands the most recent data point on the data panels is displayed in EST and the time series analyst visualization is in UTC.

The drwisensors.dreamhosters.com data portal displays all data in EST.

Please see the attached document on for guidance on time zone conversion for use with Monitor My Watershed.

Attachments:

1. 

   Guide_TimeZoneConversions_forMonitorMWusage.pdf
   

[David BresslerParticipant]

Updates on the recent MonitorMW data visualization problems and link to github documentation of the issue.  From Anthony Aufdenkampe at Limnotech:

Yes, we became aware of this issue just before the weekend, and an attempt at a quick fix didn’t work. We’ll get on it again.

This is the same issue we’ve had to deal with for years, where the database connections to those visualization interfaces get messed up. The long-term fix unfortunately requires an architectural overhaul. See https://github.com/ODM2/ODM2DataSharingPortal/issues/434

Fortunately, the data are safe.

My apologies for this trouble!

Anthony

[David BresslerParticipant]

As many have noticed the Monitor My Watershed Browse Sites function is not working.  The problem is being addressed and will hopefully be resolved soon.

Data is still being collected and all of it is available if you know the site code.  For users that have their own sites or are following sites (My Sites), as a temporary fix, you can go to your My Sites (https://monitormywatershed.org/sites/) or Status (https://monitormywatershed.org/status/) pages to access the data.

If you are looking for sites that are not your own, and don’t remember the site code, another work around is to go to Model My Watershed, pick an area of interest, click on the Monitor tab, then CUAHSI WDC and type “EnviroDIY” into the search. Clicking on any of the sites will give the latest data. Clicking on the “Source Data” button will link to the Monitor My Watershed page for that site.

Very sorry for this inconvenience.  Please be in touch if you have any questions.

[David BresslerParticipant]

The browse sites feature is now working but the sparkline plots (panels) are not working.  This problem is being addressed and should be resolved soon.  Hang tight!

[Jim MooreParticipant]

@bressler

I noticed that the TSA doesn’t go past May 1.  Is that part of the Sparkline problem?

[David BresslerParticipant]

Some features of MonitorMW are still down due to some complex server issues.  They’re still working on it but haven’t given a specific date when everything might return to normal.

[Author]

Posts