David Bressler

Station owners and managers, after a major storm like we just had in parts of the DRB it is a good idea to check your station(s) in person even if they appear to be fine.  The stations are very resilient and we identified one today that was entirely ripped out by the storm but is still transmitting.  Depth was the only red flag so if someone h…[Read more]

Error on MonitorMW presently.  As some of you have noted when you enter site pages and TSA on MonitorMW you get a “Your connection is not private” error message.  This is a problem with the MonitorMW website itself.  Limnotech engineers are currently working on a fix.  Stay tuned and check MonitorMW as you’d like and please report any other issues.

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.

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!

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 y…[Read more]

For next week’s monthly meeting please upload any photos you’d like to share with the group for “Photos of the Month” to http://bit.ly/2SmhZBK

Photos don’t need to directly related to the EnviroDIY – please share anything that would be interesting to others and provide color to the meeting!

This month’s EnviroDIY-DRWI meeting is in one week – Thursday December 17, 2020, 2:30-3:30p.  Note Dr. John Jackson will be doing Part 2 of his Conductivity in Streams presentation).

We would greatly appreciate it if you would complete this quick survey – this will help us to improve the monthly meetings and make them as useful as p…[Read more]

@abarney, yes those types of issues are fairly common.  You could consider installing a shield to help with catching debris(?), see recent blog, https://www.envirodiy.org/hemispherical-shield-to-reduce-fouling-sensor/

Reminder that the monthly EnviroDIY-DRWI meeting is in one week – Thursday, November 19, 2020, 2:30-3:30p (as usual, it’s on the third Thursday of the month).  The agenda is attached (note Dr. John Jackson will be talking about conductivity during this meeting and the December meeting).

Please pass this info on to any other volunteers, staff,…[Read more]