uid=AND,o=lter,dc=ecoinformatics,dc=org all public read MS004 Mark D Schulze

H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest; PO Box 300 Blue River OR 97413

541-822-6336 mark.schulze@oregonstate.edu 0000-0003-0438-4091 Christopher Daly

PRISM Group;Northwest Alliance for Computational Science and Engineering, 2000 Kelley Engineering Center;Oregon State University Corvallis OR 97331 USA

(541) 737-2531 daly@nacse.org http://prism.oregonstate.edu 0000-0002-6566-3556 Jack S. Rothacher Christopher Daly

PRISM Group;Northwest Alliance for Computational Science and Engineering, 2000 Kelley Engineering Center;Oregon State University Corvallis OR 97331 USA

(541) 737-2531 daly@nacse.org http://prism.oregonstate.edu 0000-0002-6566-3556 Principal Investigator Mark D Schulze

H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest; PO Box 300 Blue River OR 97413

541-822-6336 mark.schulze@oregonstate.edu 0000-0003-0438-4091 Other Researcher Greg M Cohn

USFS Rd 15-130-132 Blue River OR 97413

541-822-6305 cohng@oregonstate.edu Other Researcher Adam M Kennedy

OR US

541-822-6302 adam.kennedy@oregonstate.edu https://directory.forestry.oregonstate.edu/people/kennedy-adam 0000-0002-0491-8412 Other Researcher Suzanne M. Remillard

Office: FSL 354;; Forest Science Department;; Oregon State University Corvallis OR 97331 USA

(541) 758-8767 suzanne.remillard@oregonstate.edu 0000-0002-0365-8866 Other Researcher Alfred B. Levno

Corvallis OR 97331 USA

ablevno@comcast.net allevno@hotmail.com Former Investigator Craig Creel

USDA Forest Service;Pacific NW Research Station;3200 SW Jefferson Way Corvallis OR 97331 USA

(541) 750-7326 (541) 822-6301 cdcreel@comcast.net Former Investigator Donald L. Henshaw

Pacific Northwest Research Station; Corvallis Forestry Sciences Lab; 3200 SW Jefferson Way Corvallis Oregon 97331

hja_admin@lists.oregonstate.edu 0000-0001-5952-4528 Former Investigator Greg Downing

Forestry Sciences Lab;3200 SW Jefferson Way Corvallis OR 97333 USA

(541) 750-7283 (541) 822-6301 gregdowning242@gmail.com greg.downing@oregonstate.edu Former Investigator Stephanie A Schmidt

USDA Forest Service; 3200 SW Jefferson Way Corvallis Oregon 97331

stephanie.schmidt@oregonstate.edu stephanie.schmidt2@usda.gov 0000-0002-6404-530X Former Investigator Greg M Cohn

USFS Rd 15-130-132 Blue River OR 97413

541-822-6305 cohng@oregonstate.edu Former Investigator Mark D Schulze

H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest; PO Box 300 Blue River OR 97413

541-822-6336 mark.schulze@oregonstate.edu 0000-0003-0438-4091 Creator Christopher Daly

PRISM Group;Northwest Alliance for Computational Science and Engineering, 2000 Kelley Engineering Center;Oregon State University Corvallis OR 97331 USA

(541) 737-2531 daly@nacse.org http://prism.oregonstate.edu 0000-0002-6566-3556 Creator Jack S. Rothacher Creator 2026-02-04 Andrews Forest precipitation has been measured continuously using various rain gage types since 1951. Most of these rain gages are standard (non-recording) gages with 7.5 or 8 inch orifices or large capacity storage gages intended for sites with limited access collected irregularly over longer intervals. Recording rain gages have also been established to collect higher temporal resolutions (e.g., 5 minute or 15 minute) and also used as a means of parsing (“prorating”) these periodic interval measurements from these standard and storage gages into daily totals. This data set includes an inventory of all rain gages that have operated within the Andrews as well as one site in the nearby Wildcat RNA and one in the town of Blue River. The inventory includes information regarding the date range of operation, gage location, type of gage, the rain network within which it was established, general availability of data and descriptive notes. A second table includes all of the raw measurement data for these non-recording gages over every interval where data were taken, and additionally includes the corresponding recording gage and its measurement total used to prorate data into a daily record. A third table includes the prorated daily data for all of these standard and storage gages as well as the true daily totals for two recording rain gages. A fourth table includes high temporal resolution for one early recording gage at Forks and the Mack Creek recording gage. Note that while precipitation data associated with the 6 benchmark stations are included in this rain gage inventory (Entity 1), the daily and high temporal resolution data for these sites were available through a separate meteorological data set, database code MS001, until 2025. In 2025, the benchmark station data was migrated here and will be combined with the Forks and Mack Creek data. meteorology climatology precipitation long term monitoring LTER controlled vocabulary Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER) long term studies Andrews Experimental Forest site thesaurus Related PublicationsBierlmaier, Frederick A.; McKee, Arthur. 1989. Climatic summaries and documentation for the primary meteorological station, H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest, 1972 to 1984. Gen. Tech. Rep. PNW-242. Portland, OR: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station. 56 p.Duan, Jinfan; Sikka, Alok K.; Grant, Gordon E. 1995. A comparison of stochastic models for generating daily precipitation at the H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest. Northwest Science. 69(4): 318-329.Greenland, David. 1994. Regional context of the climate of H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest, Oregon. In: Redmond, K. T.; Tharp, V. L., eds. Proceedings of the tenth annual Pacific Climate (PACLIM) workshop; [Place of meeting unknown]. Interagency Ecological Studies Program, Tech. Rep. 36. [Place of publication unknown]: California Department of Water Resources: 41-57.Daly, Christopher; Smith, Jonathan W.; Smith, Joseph I.; McKane, Robert B. 2007. High-resolution spatial modeling of daily weather elements for a catchment in the Oregon Cascade Mountains, United States. Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology. 46: 1565-1586.Daly, C.; Neilson, R.P.; Phillips, D.L. 1994. A statistical-topographic model for mapping climatological precipitation over mountainous terrain. Journal of Applied Meteorology. 33: 140-158.Related FilesTitle: H.J. Andrews Meteorological Data Collection Methods HistoryDescription: View climate and gauging station data collection methods that have been used over time at select stations. Results can be filtered by parameter, station, and date range. A general text search is also available.URL: https://hjalter.forestry.oregonstate.edu/im_methods_history/Title: H.J. Andrews Climate and Hydrology Station Events HistoryDescription: View and filter the event history record for select climate and hydrology stations at H.J. Andrews (also refer to method history application)URL: https://hjalter.forestry.oregonstate.edu/im_events_history/ Data Use Agreement: The re-use of scientific data has the potential to greatly increase communication, collaboration and synthesis within and among disciplines, and thus is fostered, supported and encouraged. This Data Set is released under the Creative Commons license CC BY "Attribution" (see: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Creative Commons license CC BY - Attribution is a license that allows others to distribute, remix, tweak, and build upon your work (even commercially), as long as you are credited for the original creation. This license accommodates maximum dissemination and use of licensed materials. It is considered professional conduct and an ethical obligation to acknowledge the work of other scientists. The Data User is asked to provide attribution of the original work if this data package is shared in whole or by individual parts or used in the derivation of other products. A recommended citation is provided for each Data Set in the Andrews LTER data catalog (see: http://andlter.forestry.oregonstate.edu/data/catalog/datacatalog.aspx). A generic citation is also provided for this Data Set on the website https://portal.edirepository.org in the summary metadata page. Data Users are thus strongly encouraged to consider consultation, collaboration and/or co-authorship with the Data Set Creator. While substantial efforts are made to ensure the accuracy of data and associated documentation, complete accuracy of data sets cannot be guaranteed and all data are made available "as is." The Data User should be aware, however, that data are updated periodically and it is the responsibility of the Data User to check for new versions of the data. The data authors and the repository where these data were obtained shall not be liable for damages resulting from any use or misinterpretation of the data. General acknowledgement: Data were provided by the HJ Andrews Experimental Forest research program, funded by the National Science Foundation's Long-Term Ecological Research Program (DEB 2025755), US Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station, and Oregon State University. NOTE: This database is under construction. Precipitation entities from MS001 (3 and 13) have been migrated here to MS004 (June-July 2025). The entities have been renumbered and high resolution data (entities 5 & amp;amp; 13) will be merged (2026). High resolution data for 2020-2024 is being processed and will be updated (goal: March 2026). This version of the dataset is to represent the migrated and renumbered entities and updated metdata. Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ CC-BY-4.0 https://andlter.forestry.oregonstate.edu/data/abstract.aspx?dbcode=MS004 H. J. Andrews Experimental Forest (~60 sites), plus one site at Wildcat RNA and one in the town of Blue River -122.34410300 -122.10624000 44.34393100 44.15683800 1520 439 meter 1951-11-21 2019-02-09 Throughout the Andrews history various rain networks have been established to capture precipitation within the Andrews Forest. A network of rain gages was established in the 1950s to capture rainfall patterns at lower elevations, particularly watersheds 1, 2, and 3, with most gages terminated by 1973. Another, broader network was established in the late 1970s and measured into the 1990s to capture precipitation where gaps in the diverse topography were present. A third network was established in the 1990s as part of the establishment of benchmark meteorological stations developed to better capture meteorological patterns within the Andrews. Two storage gages along the 1507 road were included to capture this high-catch southern ridge. The diverse topography within the Andrews Forest has necessitated sampling precipitation across the Andrews at many different sites to understand precipitation patterns, over 60 sites since 1951.

An update history is logged and maintained with each new version of every dataset.

annually Study code and preliminary metadata established Version1 2017-03-28 Four entities are prepared and placed online for the first time. The entities include an invenory of all current and historic rain gages, and precipitation total and daily data for all non-recording standard and storage rain gages. Current data is available into 2017 for one of the five active gages and 2016 for others. High temporal resolution data is also prepared for Mack Creek gaging station and one historic gage. Version2 2017-05-08 Entities 3 and 4 are updated for daily and 5-minute temporal resolution data at Mack Creek Recording Gage, a shelter-top recording rain gauge (PPTGSM02), from 4/5/2017 to 2/9/2019. Version4 2019-02-21 Recreating EML file to represent new MS004 database after migration of entities 3 and 13 from MS001. MS004 entities were renumbered to accommodate the migration. Version5 2026-02-04 Information Manager

Andrews Forest LTER Program US Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station 3200 SW Jefferson Way Corvallis OR 97331

hjaweb@lists.oregonstate.edu http://andrewsforest.oregonstate.edu/ Andrews Forest LTER Site

Forest Ecosystems and Society Department in Forestry Oregon State University 201K Richardson Hall Corvallis OR 97331-5752

(541) 737-8480 lterweb@lists.oregonstate.edu http://andrewsforest.oregonstate.edu/ Field Methods - MS004 The follow link describes data collection methods (by date range and resolution) that have been used by each unique probe. Results are filtered by database code, sitecode, parameter, and probe. https://andlter.forestry.oregonstate.edu/MethodCode/View_History.aspx Please follow this link to view climate data collection methods that have been used over time at select stations. Results can be filtered by parameter, climate station, and date range. A general text search is also available. https://hjalter.forestry.oregonstate.edu/im_methods_history/ Precipitation records at the Benchmark Stations are generally evaluated every 5 minutes and data points are output to capture 5 minute resolution. In actuality, not all of the gauges are designed for accurate recording at this high temporal frequency except during periods of high intensity rain/snowfall. This is generally due to the sensitivity of the magnetostrictive tank gauge and associated tank diameter in measuring fluid level. The "stand-alone" gauges at UPLMET, VANMET and CENMET are designed for greater sensitivity to changes in tank depth and the 5 minute output is good during most precipitation events. The "shelter gauges" at those sites are not as sensitive to a change in fluid depth. The tipping bucket gauge at PRIMET reliably outputs tips on a 5 minute basis, although this record is somewhat artificial at 5 minute resolution, especially in light rain situations where the gage does not tip in every 5 minute segment and 15 minute resolution is probably more realistic. Early chart data at CS2MET and the H15MET have been digitized and are generally accurate at 15 minutes resolution. The longest continuous precipitation record on the Andrews was at the Climatic Station on Watershed 2 (CS2MET): 1957-10-01 to 2013-01-31. Data was collected weekly from a standard US Weather Bureau standard 8” rain gauge and an adjacent Universal recording gauge (chart). The weekly charts were originally hand digitized on a daily basis, and adjusted to the standard gauge total. Subsequently, all charts have been electronically digitized, and data can be reliably output at a 15 minute resolution. This high resolution chart data has also been corrected to the standard gage total on a weekly basis. This Universal rain gauge was originally positioned at another location on the Andrews (at FORKS) and that record can be used to extend the daily CS2MET precipitation record back to December, 1951. A ETI Instruments NOAH IV gauge was installed in 2011 and ran concurrently with the Universal gauge and the standard gauge until 2013 At the Hi-15 Meteorological Station (H15MET), a standard rain gauge was maintained along with an accompanying recording rain gauge. Historically, the charts were hand digitized on a daily basis, and the daily record corrected to the standard gauge periodic total using a prorating technique. Beginning in 1992 a more reliable recording gauge was installed using a pressure transducer to measure fluid depth, and this record is available with no correction to the standard gauge. The standard gauge was discontinues in 2009. At both the Upper Lookout (UPLMET) and Central (CENMET) Stations, two gauges are in operation: a stand-alone gauge with two concentric, encircling wind fences, and a second gauge atop the station shelter. The orifice of the stand alone gauge is heated by a thermistatically-controlled propane heater. This heated gauge with the shielding fences has dramatically improved our precipitation catch, particularly in heavy snow conditions, and has prevented snow bridging over the gauge orifice. The shelter gauge is located on top of our station shelter and heated through ducts from the shelter's propane heating system. This gauge has also improved catch over the more traditionally heated rain gauges, but is protected only with an alter wind shield and catches less than the stand-alone. At Vanilla Leaf (VANMET) the original gauge in the clearcut was installed in 1987 but the record is discontinued in 1996. This gauge suffered from its openly exposed siting in this high elevation clearcut. Heavy snow and inadequate wind shielding were major problems. A stand-alone type gauge similar in design to those used at UPLMET and CENMET was installed in the adjacent and naturally sheltered meadow above the VANMET clearcut in 1998. This site takes advantage of the naturally-protected meadow and the wind fences are not employed here. This site is referred as VARMET (Vanilla Leaf rain gauge site) or Vara. Standard-type rain gages are visited weekly or at no more than one month intervals. Storage gages have higher capacity and might be visited as few as two times per year, after and before the rainy season (spring and fall). The longest running standard gage is at the Climatic Station at WS2. Totals from this gage were used to adjust both the daily and high resolution precipitation records recorded by the Universal recording gage (1957-2013) and now the Noah IV recording gage (2013-present). Similarly, standard gages at Hi-15 (1963) and Mack Creek (1979) have run alongside recording gages since their original installation. All of the standard and storage gages were paired with the highest correlating recording gage to build daily records. The 8-inch non-recording standard rain gage (SRG) is an open mouth can with straight sides with 20-inch capacity and is the National Weather System standard. While there is a collector funnel and measuring tube in the traditional gage, the outer overflow can is used as the primary means of collection to better capture frequent snow events. Originally turbine oil and now food-grade mineral oil (150 ml) is added to the SRG to prevent evaporation and RV antifreeze (.5-1 liter) is added in winter to prevent freezing. The can is weighed and compared with a tare weight to determine millimeters of precipitation. The SRGs have typically been placed in small clearings without an alter shield. The Belfort Universal recording rain and snow gauge has an 8" orifice diameter and 12-inch capacity with accuracy of 0.3%. The locally crafted SRG is made from 2' sections of schedule 26 PVC pipe, wall thickness of 5/16". The bottom is capped and the top edge beveled to prevent rain from splashing in. The average inside diameter is 7 7/8". These have 30" holding capacity. Water from these gages is weighed and converted to millimeters. The Sacramento Storage Gage has an 8" orifice diameter with approximately 200 inches storage capacity and is mounted on platforms. Water depth is measured with tapes and calibrated to inches through individual rating tables for each gage. The Sacramento storage gage consists of a 15-gal oil drum and a sheet metal cone assembly. The oil drum serves as the storage can. The cone assembly has three parts. The cone and inner skirt are cut from 24-gage and the catch ring from 22-gage galvanized sheet metal. The top of the catch ring is beveled from the outside to form a cutting edge. The inner skirt prevents loss of precipitation between the cone and can. The complete gage is mounted on a tower to keep the top of the gage well above maximum snow depth. The stand-alone rain gage is composed of 10-inch standing pipe w/tank gage, a propane-heated 20-inch diameter orifice and surrounded by a Valdai-style double wind fence. A temperature probe controls orifice heating by turning on/off a pump and heater. The capacity is about 28 inches. The shelter-top design requires a shelter for the storage wells and other equipment with the orifice mounted on the roof of the shelter with alter wind shield. The orifice is heated by directing the heat from a propane heater to the orifice via duct pipe and turned on/off based on a controlling temperature sensor. The storage well depth is measured to determine precipitation. Stand-alone rain gauges with Valdais-type concentric wind fencing are designed for use at remote Andrews locations in heavy snow conditions. The stand-alone gauges are constructed in two sections: 1) a heated orifice section 2) an unheated stand pipe section, and are designed to work with Campbell Scientific data loggers. The two concentric, encircling wind fences are used at CENMET and UPLMET (see design description http://andrewsforest.oregonstate.edu/data/studies/ms01/stand_alone_raingage_design.pdf). Shelter-top rain gauges are currently in use at CENMET, UPLMET, and H15MET. The shelter-top gauge sits on top of a shelter and is heated using ducted shelter heat from the shelter propane heater controlled by the datalogger and thermistor. Continuous precipitation is measured by recorded tank depth measurements (magnetostrictve tank gauges or pressure transducer) in association with Campbell Scientific data loggers. Stevens A-35 chart recorders were used at some sites as a precipitation record backup. Wind Alter shields are typically employed. The Climatic Station at WS#2 (CS2MET) employs a Belfort Universal Recording Rain Gauge, Cat No. 5-780 Series. 8" diameter, 12" capacity, and accuracy of .33%. The record was corrected to a nearby 8" US Weather Service non-recording Standard Raingauge (SRG) until 2013. An ETI Instruments Noah IV gauge was installed in 2011. The Primary Met Station employs a Texas Electronics tipping bucket gauge with 8" diameter orifice with data logger located on a 1 meter high platform with a Campbell Scientific data logger. Other instrumentation included locally-crafted 7.875-inch diameter standard rain gauges and Sacramento storage gauges Processing Procedures - MS004 The prorating process builds daily data from periodic precipitation totals of the non-recording standard or storage rain gages (SRG). Once precipitation is determined through a field check of the SRG for each measurement period, totals from the paired recording rain gage are determined for the same intervals. A ratio between the standard (or storage) gage (SRG) and the recording gage is determined. The daily record from the recording gage is multiplied by its ratio to the SRG to estimate the daily precipitation for the SRG. If the total SRG precipitation total is flagged in any way (e.g., estimated, questionable, missing), this flag is applied to each day within the SRG collection interval. Should a significant portion of the recording gage record be missing for a given interval, an alternate recording gage will be used to "prorate" the SRG record into daily values. The paired recording gage used to prorate the SRG total is recorded and listed for each date. The paired recording gage for each SRG was originally determined through regression analysis of corresponding precipitation totals of the SRG versus each of three recording gages. The three recording gages used were gages operational in 1994: CS2MET, H15MET and GSMACK. These three were used for the remaining five SRG (standard or storage gages), and CENMET could be used as an alternate should there be missing data for any of these. However, by 2016, all standard and storage gauges have been discontinued at the Benchmark Stations. One one storage gauge remains in operation at Road 1507. Quality Assurance - Fire effects on data The HJ Andrews Experimental Forest was affected by wildfires in 2020, 2023, and, to a lesser degree, 2024. Documentation is being developed that will describe the potential impacts on long-term records, provide the date ranges of direct impact, and describe specific site or data impacts. The use of the BURNED event_code was expanded to include wildfire, and a code was added to each relevant attribute flag to indicate when fire effects are visible in the data (P=Pyro). Temperature and rainfall in the Andrews Experimental Forest are are typical of a maritime climate with wet, relatively mild winters and dry, cool summers. Humidity is generally high through winter months, and maximum daily relative humidity approaches 100 percent at night throughout the year. Minimum summer humidities generally hover around 30-50 percent. Temperature extremes range from near 0 degrees F in unusually cold winters to over 100 degrees for brief periods almost every summer. The range in mean annual temperature (1972-2002) is 7.1-10.5 degrees C at a low elevation site (PRIMET). Precipitation varies with elevation - long-term annual average at low elevation (450 m) is 2200 mm, and at high elevation (1200m) is 2600 mm. Sampling frequency: periodic Precipitation has been measured in three distinct networks of rain gages since 1951. The first network was established in lower elevation watersheds (WS 1, 2 and 3) and other low elevation sites in new clearcut harvest units (approximate years 1957-1973). Gages were standard and storage type, non-recording gages. A recording rain gage operated at the Forks site and then at the Climatic Station at WS 2 (CS2MET) during this period. A second rain network was established (~1978-1993) to better capture patterns throughout the Andrews Forest. Standard-type gages were crafted from PVC pipe. Recording gages were operational at CS2MET, Hi-15 Meteorological Station (H15MET), and Mack Creek stream gauging station. These recording gages were used to prorate the periodic standard gage totals during this period. The third rain net consists of shelter-top and stand-alone recording rain gages at 6 benchmark stations within the Andrews (1995-Present). These gages were designed with mechanisms for heating the orifice to accommodate measurement of heavy snowfall in the winter. Standard gages were employed alongside these recording gages for a brief time but were mostly incapacitated in the winter from high snowfall and discontinued. Ten recording gages and one storage gage are operational as of 2025. All standard gages have been discontinued. 1507 Road Storage RG -122.16608300 -122.16608300 44.20559900 44.20559900 1175 1175 meter Blue Ridge Standard RG -122.23099100 -122.23099100 44.23476500 44.23476500 733 733 meter Carpenter Mountain Storage RG -122.13994200 -122.13994200 44.27809000 44.27809000 1428 1428 meter Central Met Station Recording RG1 -122.14149000 -122.14149000 44.24310300 44.24310300 1019 1019 meter Central Met Station Recording RG2 -122.14160900 -122.14160900 44.24332700 44.24332700 1018 1018 meter Central Met Station Standard RG -122.14160900 -122.14160900 44.24332700 44.24332700 1018 1018 meter Climatic Station at WS#2 Recording RG -122.24865000 -122.24865000 44.21477300 44.21477300 481 481 meter Climatic Station at WS#2 Standard RG -122.24865000 -122.24865000 44.21477300 44.21477300 481 481 meter Earthflow Standard RG -122.14571900 -122.14571900 44.23244600 44.23244600 817 817 meter Forks Q-12 Recording RG -122.24051900 -122.24051900 44.22248700 44.22248700 474 474 meter Forks Standard RG -122.24003522 -122.24003500 44.22249000 44.22249000 477 477 meter Frissell Ridge Storage RG -122.10624000 -122.10624000 44.22716800 44.22716800 1520 1520 meter Hi-15 Met Station Recording RG -122.17385700 -122.17385700 44.26420000 44.26420000 907 907 meter Hi-15 Met Station Standard RG -122.17378300 -122.17378300 44.26425000 44.26425000 910 910 meter Hi-15 Pond Standard RG -122.17124200 -122.17124200 44.26296700 44.26296700 914 914 meter Hi-15 Ridge Standard RG -122.17220100 -122.17220100 44.27204600 44.27204600 1114 1114 meter Hi-15 Ridge Storage RG -122.17220100 -122.17220100 44.27204600 44.27204600 1114 1114 meter Hi-15 Rockpile Standard RG -122.18370200 -122.18370200 44.26378100 44.26378100 962 962 meter Hi-15 Unit L523 Storage RG -122.18207000 -122.18207000 44.26533300 44.26533300 999 999 meter Mack Creek Gaging Station Recording RG -122.16744700 -122.16744700 44.21943600 44.21943600 755 755 meter Mack Creek Gaging Station Standard RG -122.16747200 -122.16747200 44.21928000 44.21928000 759 759 meter Mack West raingage -122.17117700 -122.17117700 44.21180000 44.21180000 1167 1167 meter Mack West Standard RG -122.17117700 -122.17117700 44.21180000 44.21180000 1167 1167 meter McRae Bridge Standard RG -122.20922300 -122.20922300 44.23295900 44.23295900 551 551 meter Midway Standard RG -122.18503100 -122.18503100 44.25113700 44.25113700 774 774 meter Mirkwood Standard RG -122.20197200 -122.20197200 44.23131500 44.23131500 595 595 meter Primary Met Station NADP Recording RG -122.25578500 -122.25578500 44.21192400 44.21192400 Primary Met Station Recording RG1 -122.25583900 -122.25583900 44.21184800 44.21184800 436 436 meter Primary Met Station Recording RG2 -122.25603400 -122.25603400 44.21170900 44.21170900 436 436 meter Reference Stand #13 Open Storage RG -122.12321700 -122.12321700 44.34393100 44.34393100 Reference Stand #18 Standard RG -122.15876800 -122.15876800 44.24632100 44.24632100 1081 1081 meter Reference Stand #3 Standard RG -122.16018400 -122.16018400 44.25956700 44.25956700 949 949 meter Reference Stand #5 Standard RG -122.20275800 -122.20275800 44.22217300 44.22217300 901 901 meter Roads End Storage RG -122.13792700 -122.13792700 44.20510000 44.20510000 1343 1343 meter Ross' House in Blue River Standard RG -122.34410300 -122.34410300 44.15683800 44.15683800 Shelterwood Standard RG -122.16779500 -122.16779500 44.23052500 44.23052500 739 739 meter Spotfire Unit Storage RG -122.24756900 -122.24756900 44.20017000 44.20017000 818 818 meter Top of WS#10 Storage RG -122.25684200 -122.25684200 44.21995600 44.21995600 668 668 meter Trails End Standard RG -122.11527800 -122.11527800 44.22069300 44.22069300 1059 1059 meter Unit 1F Recording RG -122.21383900 -122.21383900 44.22082100 44.22082100 879 879 meter Unit 3B Standard RG -122.22342800 -122.22342800 44.23130600 44.23130600 551 551 meter Unit 3H Standard RG -122.17075200 -122.17075200 44.25967300 44.25967300 882 882 meter Upper Lookout Met Station Recording RG1 -122.11996000 -122.11996000 44.20735200 44.20735200 1297 1297 meter Upper Lookout Met Station Recording RG2 -122.11941300 -122.11941300 44.20719700 44.20719700 1291 1291 meter Upper Lookout Met Station Standard RG -122.11996000 -122.11996000 44.20735200 44.20735200 1297 1297 meter Vanilla Leaf Meadow Stand-alone rain gauge -122.14966300 -122.14966300 44.27332900 44.27332900 1300 1300 meter Vanilla Leaf Met Meadow Standard RG -122.14966300 -122.14966300 44.27332900 44.27332900 1300 1300 meter Vanilla Leaf Met Station Recording RG -122.14951900 -122.14951900 44.27162500 44.27162500 1270 1270 meter Vanilla Leaf Met Station Standard RG -122.14951900 -122.14951900 44.27162527 44.27162500 1270 1270 meter Vanilla Leaf Road Standard RG -122.14922100 -122.14922100 44.27098000 44.27098000 1245 1245 meter WS#1 Gaging Station Standard RG -122.25802700 -122.25802700 44.20733900 44.20733900 439 439 meter WS#1 Saddle Q-12 Recording RG -122.24076500 -122.24076500 44.20194300 44.20194300 867 867 meter WS#1 Saddle Standard RG -122.24076500 -122.24076500 44.20194300 44.20194300 867 867 meter WS#10 Gaging Station Standard RG -122.25684000 -122.25684000 44.21995600 44.21995600 668 668 meter WS#3 G Road Standard RG -122.23144800 -122.23144800 44.21664800 44.21664800 770 770 meter WS#3 J Road Standard RG -122.23376200 -122.23376200 44.21103500 44.21103500 844 844 meter WS#3 J Road Storage RG -122.23376200 -122.23376200 44.21103500 44.21103500 844 844 meter WS#3 M Road Standard RG -122.23653100 -122.23653100 44.22007400 44.22007400 542 542 meter WS#9 Gaging Station Standard RG -122.25485100 -122.25485100 44.20321400 44.20321400 634 634 meter Raingage Network -122.34410300 -122.10624000 44.34393100 44.15683800 1520 1520 meter Andrews Experimental Forest (HJA) -122.26172200 -122.10084700 44.28196400 44.19770400 1631 1631 meter

The HJ Andrews Experimental Forest was affected by wildfires in 2020, 2023, and, to a lesser degree, 2024. Documentation is being developed that will describe the potential impacts on long-term records, provide the date ranges of direct impact, and describe specific site or data impacts. The use of the BURNED event_code was expanded to include wildfire, and a code was added to each relevant attribute flag to indicate when fire effects are visible in the data (P=Pyro).

Posy Elizabeth Busby

Assistant Professor OSU Botany & Plant Pathology

busbyp@science.oregonstate.edu posybusby@gmail.com http://bpp.oregonstate.edu/content/posy-busby 0000-0002-2837-9820 Principal Investigator Matthew G Betts

Department of Forest Ecosystems and Society; 201E Richardson Hall; College of Forestry; Oregon State University Corvallis OR 97331

(541) 737-3841 matt.betts@oregonstate.edu http://www.fsl.orst.edu/flel/index.htm 0000-0002-7100-2551 Principal Investigator Brooke E. Penaluna brooke.penaluna@usda.gov Brooke.Penaluna@oregonstate.edu https://www.fs.fed.us/pnw/lwm/aem/people/penaluna.html 0000-0001-7215-770X Principal Investigator Catalina Segura

Assistant Professor; Department of Forest Engineering, Resources, and Management; Oregon State University Corvallis OR 97331

541-737-6568 catalina.segura@oregonstate.edu http://ferm.forestry.oregonstate.edu/facstaff/segura-catalina 0000-0002-0924-1172 Principal Investigator David M. Bell david.bell@usda.gov david.bell@oregonstate.edu https://lemma.forestry.oregonstate.edu/about/david-bell 0000-0002-2673-5836 Principal Investigator The H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest is a living laboratory that provides unparalleled opportunities for the study of forest and stream ecosystems in the central Cascade Range of Oregon. Since 1980, as a part of the National Science Foundation Long Term Ecological Research (NSF-LTER) program, the Andrews Experimental Forest has become a leader in the analysis of forest and stream ecosystem dynamics. Long-term field experiments and measurement programs have focused on climate dynamics, streamflow, water quality, and vegetation succession. Currently researchers are working to develop concepts and tools needed to predict effects of natural disturbance, land use, and climate change on ecosystem structure, function, and species composition. The Andrews Experimental Forest is administered cooperatively by the USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station, Oregon State University and the Willamette National Forest. Funding for the research program comes from the National Science Foundation (NSF), US Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station, Oregon State University, and other sources. Data were provided by the HJ Andrews Experimental Forest research program, funded by the National Science Foundation's Long-Term Ecological Research Program (DEB 2025755), US Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station, and Oregon State University. National Science Foundation: DEB2025755 National Science Foundation https://ror.org/021nxhr62 DEB2025755 https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=2025755 The Andrews Forest is situated in the western Cascade Range of Oregon, and covers the entire 15,800-acre (6400-ha) drainage basin of Lookout Creek. Elevation ranges from 1350 to 5340 feet (410 to 1630 m). Broadly representative of the rugged mountainous landscape of the Pacific Northwest, the Andrews Forest contains excellent examples of the region's conifer forests and associated wildlife and stream ecosystems. These forests are among the tallest and most productive in the world, with tree heights of often greater than 250 ft (75 m). Streams are steep, cold and clean, providing habitat for numerous aquatic organisms. MS00401 Rain gauge inventory Inventory of every rain gauge that ever operated at the Andrews MS00401_v1.csv 14826 9ca01d205f3dc0efb4d35eda50a385c6 1 \r\n column , " https://andlter.forestry.oregonstate.edu/data/register/dataaccess.aspx?docid=MS00401_v1.csv 1951-11-21 2019-02-09 DBCODE FSDB database code char(5) MS004 FSDB Database code ENTITY Entity number numeric(2,0) number 1.000000 natural 1.0000 1.0000 SITECODE Site code for the precipitation measurement station char(6) GSMACK Andrews Mack Creek Gaging Station CENMET Central Meteorological Station PRIMET Primary Meteorological Station UPLMET Upper Lookout Meteorological Station VANMET Vanilla Leaf Meteorological Station CS2MET Climatic Station at Watershed 2 H15MET High 15 Meteorological Station BLUERD Blue Ridge Standard RG CARPMT Carpenter Mountain Storage RG EARTHF Earthflow Standard RG FRISEL Frissell Ridge Storage RG H15PND Hi-15 Pond Standard RG L523RG Hi-15 Unit L523 Storage RG MACKWE Mack West Standard RG MCRAEB McRae Bridge Standard RG MIDWAY Midway Standard RG MIRKWD Mirkwood Standard RG RDSEND Roads End Storage RG ROSSRG Ross' House in Blue River Standard RG RS03RG Reference Stand #3 Standard RG RS05RG Reference Stand #5 Standard RG RS18RG Reference Stand #18 Standard RG SLTRWD Shelterwood Standard RG TRAILS Trails End Standard RG RS13RG Reference Stand #13 Open Storage RG GSWS09 WS#9 Gaging Station Standard RG WS09RG Top of WS#9 Storage RG GSWS10 WS#10 Gaging Station Standard RG WS10RG Top of WS#10 Storage RG RD1507 1507 Road Storage RG FORKS_ Forks Standard RG UNIT1F Unit 1F Recording RG WS1SDL WS#1 Saddle Standard RG GSWS01 WS#1 Gaging Station Standard RG SPOTFI Spotfire Unit Storage RG H15RDG Hi-15 Ridge Standard RG WS3JRD WS#3 J Road Standard RG WS3GRD WS#3 G Road Standard RG H15RCK Hi-15 Rockpile Standard RG WS3MRD WS#3 M Road Standard RG UNIT3B Unit 3B Standard RG UNIT3H Unit 3H Standard RG VARMET Vanilla Leaf Meadow Meteorological Station SITENAME Site name for the precipitation measurement station char(40) Site name for the precipitation measurement station LATITUDE Precise location based on decimal degrees north of the equator numeric(9,6) degrees latitude or longitude 0.000010 real 44.1568 44.3440 LONGITUDE Precise location based on decimal degrees west of the Prime Meridian (Greenwich) numeric(11,6) degrees latitude or longitude 0.000010 real -122.3442 -122.1062 GAGE_TYPE Indication of recording rain gage versus the non-recording standard or storage gage types char(1) 1 Recording rain gage with an electronic record collected with a data logger or digitized from charts 2 Standard (non-recording) rain gage measured routinely over set interval 3 Storage rain gage measured over long, irregular intervals due to remote access constraints RAIN_NETWORK Rain network indicates the general era in which gages were installed and operated char(1) 1 Rain gage is part of a network of gages established in the 1950s and 1960s to characterize Andrews precipitation, particularly WS 1, 2, 3 and lower elevations. Most gages were terminated around 1973 2 Rain gage is part of a network of gages established in the 1970s and 1980s to investigate precipitation patterns across the Andrews Forest 3 Rain gage is part of a network of gages established in conjunction with new benchmark meteorological stations in the Andrews Forest PROBE_CODE Probe number code indicates the measurement type, site, and sensor number (e.g., PPTCS201) char(8) PPT50701 Precipitation at 1507 Road, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPT52301 Precipitation at Unit L523, probe no.01, locally-designed rain gauge PPTBLU01 Precipitation at Blue Ridge, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTCAR01 Precipitation at Carpenter Mountain, probe no. 01, storage gauge PPTCEN03 Precipitation at Central Met station (CENMET), probe no. 03, standard rain gauge PPTCS201 Precipitation at Climatic Met Station at WS#2 (CS2MET), probe no. 01, standard rain gauge PPTEAR01 Precipitation at Earthflow, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTFRK01 Precipitation at Forks, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTFRK02 Precipitation at Forks, probe no.02, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTFRS01 Precipitation at Frisell Ridge , probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTGRD01 Precipitation at Watershed 3 (G-Road), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGS001 Precipitation at Watershed 10 Gauging Station, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGS101 Precipitation at Watershed 1 Gauging Station, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGS901 Precipitation at Watershed 9 Gauging Station, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGSM01 Precipitation at Mack Creek Gauging Station (GSMACK), probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTGSM02 Precipitation at Mack Creek Gauging Station (GSMACK), probe no. 02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTH1501 Precipitation at Hi15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no. 01, standard rain gauge PPTJRD01 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 3 (J-Road #14), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTJRD02 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 3 (J-Road), probe no.02, Sacramento storage gauge PPTMCR01 Precipitation at McRae Bridge, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTMID01 Precipitation at Midway , probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTMRD01 Precipitation at Watershed 3 (M-Road), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTMRK01 Precipitation at Mirkwood , probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTMWE01 Precipitation at Mack West, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTO1301 Precipitation at Wildcat Mountain, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTPND01 Precipitation at Hi-15 Pond, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTR0301 Precipitation at Reference Stand 3, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTR0501 Precipitation at Reference Stand 5, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTR1801 Precipitation at Reference Stand 18, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTRCK01 Precipitation at Hi-15 Rockpile on Watershed 6, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTRDG01 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 8 (Hi-15 Ridge), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTRDG02 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 8 (Hi-15 Ridge), probe no.02, Sacramento storage gauge PPTRDS01 Precipitation at Roads End, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTROS01 Precipitation at Ross' house in Blue River, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTSDL01 Precipitation at Watershed 1 Saddle, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTSDL02 Precipitation at Watershed 1 Saddle, probe no.02, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTSPT01 Precipitation at Spot Fire Unit, probe no.01, storage gauge PPTSPT02 Precipitation at Spot Fire Unit, probe no.02, standard rain gauge PPTSWD01 Precipitation at Shelterwood, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTTRL01 Precipitation at Trails End , probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTU1F01 Precipitation at Unit 1F, probe no.01, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTU3B01 Precipitation at Unit 3B, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTU3H01 Precipitation at Unit 3H, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTUPL03 Precipitation at Upper Lookout Met Station (UPLMET), probe no.03, standard rain gauge PPTVAN03 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Met Station (VANMET), probe no.03, standard rain gauge PPTVAN05 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Road, probe no.05, standard rain gauge PPTVAR04 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Meadow, probe no.04 (VARMET), standard rain gauge PPTWS001 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 10, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTWS901 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 9, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTCEN01 Precipitation at Central Met Station (CENMET), probe no. 01, stand-alone recording rain gauge PPTUPL01 Precipitation at Upper Lookout Met Station (UPLMET), probe no.01, stand-alone recording rain gauge PPTVAN01 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Met Station (VANMET), probe no.01, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTCS203 Precipitation at Climatic Met Station at WS#2 (CS2MET), probe no. 03, recording rain gauge PPTH1502 Precipitation at Hi15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTCEN02 Precipitation at Central Met Station (CENMET), probe no. 02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTVAR02 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Meadow Met Station (VARMET), probe no.02, stand-alone recording rain gauge PPTUPL02 Precipitation at Upper Lookout Met Station (UPLMET), probe no.02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTPRI01 Precipitation at Primary Met Station (PRIMET), probe no.01, Texas Electronics tipping bucket rain gauge PPTPRI02 Precipitation at Primary Met Station (PRIMET), probe no.02, stand-alone model; inconsistencies prevent sharing data PPTPRI03 Precipitation at Primary Met Station (PRIMET), probe no.03, NADP instrumentation PPTH1503 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.03, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTH1504 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.04, Weather Metrics recording tipping bucket rain gauge PPTH1505 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.05, Leupold and Stevens A-71 level chart recorder PPTCS202 Precipitation at Climatic Met Station at WS#2 (CS2MET), probe no. 02, Noah IV recording rain gauge INSTRUM_CODE Type of instrument or rain gage used char(10) PPT_SAR1 Stand-alone rain gauge composed of standing pipe w/tank gage, a propane-heated 20-inch dia. orifice, surrounded by a Valdai-style double wind fence. A temperature probe controls orifice heating by turning on/off a pump and heater. PPT_SHELT1 Shelter-top design requires a shelter for the storage well and tank gage with the orifice mounted on the roof of the shelter with alter wind shield. The orifice is heated by directing the heat from a propane heater to the orifice via duct pipe. STD_UNIV1 Standard non-recording Belfort precipitation gage Cat No. 5-400, accuracy of .01" of recipitation is prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gauge PPT_NOAHIV ETI Noah IV all-weather weighing precipitation recording gage STD_A35 Standard non-recording Belfort precipitation gage Cat No. 5-400, accuracy of .01" of precipitation is prorated using a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield and recorded with a Stevens Type A-35 water level recorder chart STD_Q12 Standard non-recording Belfort precipitation gage Cat No. 5-400, accuracy of .01" of precipitation is prorated using Leupold-Stevens Q-12 rain and snow recording chart gage STD_TB2 Standard non-recording Belfort precipitation gage Cat No. 5-400, accuracy of .01" of precipitation is prorated using a propane-heated 8-inch Weather Measure tipping bucket Model 6041 punch tape rain and snow gauge with 0.5% accuracy STD_PRTR2 Standard non-recording Belfort precipitation gage Cat No. 5-400, accuracy of .01" of precipitation is prorated using a heated 8-inch shelter-top collector with alter wind shield with pressure transducer water level recorder PPT_PRTR2 Shelter-top heated 8-inch rain gage with alter wind shield with pressure transducer water level recorder PPT_TB1 Texas Electronics tipping bucket 8" rain gage located on 1 meter high platform PPT_PRTR1 Shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield. Gage orifice is slanted where the slant is equal to the site's slope. PPT_SAR2 Stand-alone rain gage composed of standing pipe w/tank gage, a propane-heated 20-inch dia. orifice, natural small clearing substitutes for wind fence. A temperature probe controls orifice heating by turning on/off a pump and heater (See PPT_SAR1) PPT_UNIV1 Belfort Universal recording rain and snow gauge, 8" orifice diameter, Cat No. 5-780 Series, 12" capacity. Accuracy of 0.3%. PPT_STD1 Standard non-recording Belfort precipitation gage with 8-inch orifice diameter, Cat No. 5-400, accuracy of .01" of precipitation PPT_PVC Standard non-recording locally-designed PVC precipitation gage, average diameter 7 7/8", made from 2' sections of schedule 26 PVC pipe, wall thickness of 5/16", 30 inch capacity; top edge beveled to prevent rain from splashing in with bottom capped PPT_SAC Sacramento Storage Gage has 8" diameter with approximately 200 inches storage capacity and is mounted on platforms. Water depth is measured with tapes and calibrated to inches through individual rating tables for each gage. PPT_A35 Shelter-top 8" diameter gage is heated with a propane heater by venting from shelter. Continuous precipitation is recorded with depth measurements using a Stevens A-35 chart recorder. (See PPT_SHELT1) PPT_PAT Shelter-top 8" diameter gage is heated with a propane heater by venting from shelter. Continuous precipitation is recorded with depth measurements using a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder. (See PPT_SHELT1) PPT_SHELT2 Shelter-top 8" diameter gage is heated with a propane heater by venting from shelter. Continuous precipitation is recorded with depth measurements using a Stevens A-35 chart recorder or a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder. (See PPT_SHELT1) PPT_Q12 Leupold-Stevens Q-12 8" diameter snow-rain recording chart gage PPT_STD2 Standard non-recording precipitation gage with 7.75 -inch orifice diameter, accuracy of .01" of precipitation, manufacturer unknown PPT_STD3 Standard non-recording precipitation gage with 7.50 -inch orifice diameter, accuracy of .01" of precipitation, manufacturer unknown PPT_UNIV Belfort Universal recording chart raingage, Cat No. 5-780 Series. 8" diameter, 12" capacity. Accuracy of 1/3 of 1%. PPT_TB2 Propane-heated 8-inch Qualimetrics Weather Measure tipping bucket (Weathertronics Model 6041) punch tape rain and snow gauge with 0.5% accuracy PPT_STO Locally-designed or unknown storage gage has 8" diameter with winter-long capacity mounted on platform. PPT_NADP NADP rain gage: Universal raingage established in 1980. Replaced with Noah IV gage ~2014 PPT_SHELT3 Shelter-top 13.1" diameter gage is heated with a propane heater by venting from shelter. Continuous precipitation is recorded with depth measurements using a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder. (See PPT_SHELT1) DATE_BEGIN Beginning date of rain gage operation date YYYY-MM-DD 11/21/1951 12:00:00 AM 2/1/2011 12:00:00 AM DATE_END Ending date of rain gage operation date YYYY-MM-DD 3/20/1953 12:00:00 AM 1/1/2020 12:00:00 AM ONGOING Indicator of whether rain gage collection is still ongoing char(3) Yes Rain gage is still operational No Rain gage is no longer operational DB_XREF Indicator of which FSDB database or other location where data can be found char(5) MS001 Data for this rain gage moved from FSDB database code MS001 in 2025 MS004 Data for this rain gage is found here under FSDB database code MS004 NADP Data for this rain gage is found on the National Atmospheric Deposition Program (NADP) wepage as site OR10 NONE No data is available for this rain gage due to quality issues AVAILABILITY Indicates whether data is available and whether daily or finer temporal resolution char(140) Indicates whether data is available and whether daily or finer temporal resolution DESCRIPTION General description of the rain gage char(125) General description of the rain gage PRIMARY MS00401.SITECODE MS00401.PROBE_CODE NOTNULL MS00401.DBCODE MS00401.ENTITY MS00401.SITECODE MS00401.PROBE_CODE MS00401.SITENAME MS00401.GAGE_TYPE MS00401.RAIN_NETWORK MS00401.INSTRUM_CODE MS00401.DATE_BEGIN MS00401.DATE_END MS00401.ONGOING MS00401.DB_XREF 63 MS00402 Periodic precipitation from standard and storage rain and snow gauges MS00402_v1.csv 1054769 67db7e74e913f20330113c9908dad8a4 1 \r\n column , " https://andlter.forestry.oregonstate.edu/data/register/dataaccess.aspx?docid=MS00402_v1.csv 1951-11-21 2016-12-21 DBCODE FSDB database code char(5) MS004 FSDB Database code ENTITY Entity number numeric(2,0) number 1.000000 natural 2.0000 2.0000 SITECODE Site code for the precipitation measurement station char(6) GSMACK Andrews Mack Creek Gaging Station CENMET Central Meteorological Station PRIMET Primary Meteorological Station UPLMET Upper Lookout Meteorological Station VANMET Vanilla Leaf Meteorological Station CS2MET Climatic Station at Watershed 2 H15MET High 15 Meteorological Station BLUERD Blue Ridge Standard RG CARPMT Carpenter Mountain Storage RG EARTHF Earthflow Standard RG FRISEL Frissell Ridge Storage RG H15PND Hi-15 Pond Standard RG L523RG Hi-15 Unit L523 Storage RG MACKWE Mack West Standard RG MCRAEB McRae Bridge Standard RG MIDWAY Midway Standard RG MIRKWD Mirkwood Standard RG RDSEND Roads End Storage RG ROSSRG Ross' House in Blue River Standard RG RS03RG Reference Stand #3 Standard RG RS05RG Reference Stand #5 Standard RG RS18RG Reference Stand #18 Standard RG SLTRWD Shelterwood Standard RG TRAILS Trails End Standard RG RS13RG Reference Stand #13 Open Storage RG GSWS09 WS#9 Gaging Station Standard RG WS09RG Top of WS#9 Storage RG GSWS10 WS#10 Gaging Station Standard RG WS10RG Top of WS#10 Storage RG RD1507 1507 Road Storage RG FORKS_ Forks Standard RG UNIT1F Unit 1F Recording RG WS1SDL WS#1 Saddle Standard RG GSWS01 WS#1 Gaging Station Standard RG SPOTFI Spotfire Unit Storage RG H15RDG Hi-15 Ridge Standard RG WS3JRD WS#3 J Road Standard RG WS3GRD WS#3 G Road Standard RG H15RCK Hi-15 Rockpile Standard RG WS3MRD WS#3 M Road Standard RG UNIT3B Unit 3B Standard RG UNIT3H Unit 3H Standard RG VARMET Vanilla Leaf Meadow Meteorological Station PROBE_CODE Probe number code indicates the measurement type, site, and sensor number (e.g., PPTCS201) char(8) PPT50701 Precipitation at 1507 Road, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPT52301 Precipitation at Unit L523, probe no.01, locally-designed rain gauge PPTBLU01 Precipitation at Blue Ridge, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTCAR01 Precipitation at Carpenter Mountain, probe no. 01, storage gauge PPTCEN03 Precipitation at Central Met station (CENMET), probe no. 03, standard rain gauge PPTCS201 Precipitation at Climatic Met Station at WS#2 (CS2MET), probe no. 01, standard rain gauge PPTEAR01 Precipitation at Earthflow, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTFRK01 Precipitation at Forks, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTFRK02 Precipitation at Forks, probe no.02, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTFRS01 Precipitation at Frisell Ridge , probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTGRD01 Precipitation at Watershed 3 (G-Road), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGS001 Precipitation at Watershed 10 Gauging Station, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGS101 Precipitation at Watershed 1 Gauging Station, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGS901 Precipitation at Watershed 9 Gauging Station, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGSM01 Precipitation at Mack Creek Gauging Station (GSMACK), probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTGSM02 Precipitation at Mack Creek Gauging Station (GSMACK), probe no. 02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTH1501 Precipitation at Hi15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no. 01, standard rain gauge PPTJRD01 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 3 (J-Road #14), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTJRD02 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 3 (J-Road), probe no.02, Sacramento storage gauge PPTMCR01 Precipitation at McRae Bridge, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTMID01 Precipitation at Midway , probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTMRD01 Precipitation at Watershed 3 (M-Road), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTMRK01 Precipitation at Mirkwood , probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTMWE01 Precipitation at Mack West, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTO1301 Precipitation at Wildcat Mountain, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTPND01 Precipitation at Hi-15 Pond, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTR0301 Precipitation at Reference Stand 3, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTR0501 Precipitation at Reference Stand 5, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTR1801 Precipitation at Reference Stand 18, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTRCK01 Precipitation at Hi-15 Rockpile on Watershed 6, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTRDG01 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 8 (Hi-15 Ridge), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTRDG02 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 8 (Hi-15 Ridge), probe no.02, Sacramento storage gauge PPTRDS01 Precipitation at Roads End, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTROS01 Precipitation at Ross' house in Blue River, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTSDL01 Precipitation at Watershed 1 Saddle, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTSDL02 Precipitation at Watershed 1 Saddle, probe no.02, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTSPT01 Precipitation at Spot Fire Unit, probe no.01, storage gauge PPTSPT02 Precipitation at Spot Fire Unit, probe no.02, standard rain gauge PPTSWD01 Precipitation at Shelterwood, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTTRL01 Precipitation at Trails End , probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTU1F01 Precipitation at Unit 1F, probe no.01, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTU3B01 Precipitation at Unit 3B, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTU3H01 Precipitation at Unit 3H, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTUPL03 Precipitation at Upper Lookout Met Station (UPLMET), probe no.03, standard rain gauge PPTVAN03 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Met Station (VANMET), probe no.03, standard rain gauge PPTVAN05 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Road, probe no.05, standard rain gauge PPTVAR04 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Meadow, probe no.04 (VARMET), standard rain gauge PPTWS001 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 10, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTWS901 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 9, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTCEN01 Precipitation at Central Met Station (CENMET), probe no. 01, stand-alone recording rain gauge PPTUPL01 Precipitation at Upper Lookout Met Station (UPLMET), probe no.01, stand-alone recording rain gauge PPTVAN01 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Met Station (VANMET), probe no.01, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTCS203 Precipitation at Climatic Met Station at WS#2 (CS2MET), probe no. 03, recording rain gauge PPTH1502 Precipitation at Hi15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTCEN02 Precipitation at Central Met Station (CENMET), probe no. 02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTVAR02 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Meadow Met Station (VARMET), probe no.02, stand-alone recording rain gauge PPTUPL02 Precipitation at Upper Lookout Met Station (UPLMET), probe no.02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTPRI01 Precipitation at Primary Met Station (PRIMET), probe no.01, Texas Electronics tipping bucket rain gauge PPTPRI02 Precipitation at Primary Met Station (PRIMET), probe no.02, stand-alone model; inconsistencies prevent sharing data PPTPRI03 Precipitation at Primary Met Station (PRIMET), probe no.03, NADP instrumentation PPTH1503 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.03, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTH1504 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.04, Weather Metrics recording tipping bucket rain gauge PPTH1505 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.05, Leupold and Stevens A-71 level chart recorder PPTCS202 Precipitation at Climatic Met Station at WS#2 (CS2MET), probe no. 02, Noah IV recording rain gauge DATETIME_BEGIN Date and time in Pacific Standard Time (PST) of start of gauge operation datetime YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss 11/21/1951 12:00:00 PM 11/30/2016 9:50:00 AM DATETIME_END Date and time in Pacific Standard Time (PST) of end of gauge operation datetime YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss 11/29/1951 9:00:00 AM 12/21/2016 10:53:00 AM PERIOD_LENGTH Length of measurement period numeric(4,0) number of days 1.000000 natural 0.0000 578.0000 PRECIP_TOT_PERIOD Total precipitation over the measurement period for the standard or storage rain gauge numeric(6,1) millimeters 0.250000 real 0.0000 3474.0000 PRECIP_TOT_FLAG Total precipitation flag char(1) * Snowbridging or snow capping of gauge A Accepted value E Estimated value M Missing value Q Questionable value T Trace of precipitation U Undercatch of precipitation C Cumulative estimate of total precipitation since last recorded precipitation value P Fire effects are visible in the data PROBE_CODE_REC Probe number code of the recording rain gauge used to prorate the periodic precipitation total char(8) PPTCEN02 Precipitation at Central Met Station (CENMET), probe no. 02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTCS203 Precipitation at Climatic Met Station at WS#2 (CS2MET), probe no. 03, recording rain gauge chart PPTFRK02 Precipitation at Forks, probe no. 02, recording rain gauge chart PPTGSM02 Precipitation at Mack Creek Gauging Station (GSMACK), probe no. 02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTH1502 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no. 02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTH1503 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no. 03, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge chart PPTH1504 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no. 04, WeatherMetrics tipping bucket recording rain gauge punch tape PPTH1505 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no. 05, A-35 recording rain gauge chart PPTU1F01 Precipitation at Unit 1F, probe no. 01, recording rain gauge chart PPTUPL01 Precipitation at Upper Lookout Met Station (UPLMET), probe no. 01, stand-alone recording rain gauge PPTPRI01 Precipitation at Primary Met Station (PRIMET), probe no. 1, tipping bucket recording rain gauge PPTPRI03 Precipitation at Primary Met Station (PRIMET), probe no. 3, NADP Universal recording rain gauge PRECIP_REC_PERIOD Total precipitation of the recording rain gauge over the exact collection period as the standard or storage gauge measurement numeric(6,1) millimeters 0.251000 real 0.0000 3535.0000 PRECIP_REC_FLAG Total recording gauge precipitation flag char(1) * Snowbridging or snow capping of gauge A Accepted value E Estimated value M Missing value Q Questionable value U Undercatch due to leakage or evaporation COMMENT General comment on the collection of precipitation for this period char(120) General comment on the collection of precipitation for this period PRIMARY MS00402.SITECODE MS00402.PROBE_CODE MS00402.DATETIME_BEGIN NOTNULL MS00402.DBCODE MS00402.ENTITY MS00402.SITECODE MS00402.PROBE_CODE MS00402.DATETIME_BEGIN MS00402.DATETIME_END MS00402.PERIOD_LENGTH MS00402.PRECIP_TOT_FLAG MS00402.PROBE_CODE_REC MS00402.PRECIP_REC_FLAG 10189 MS00403 Daily precipitation from recording rain gauges at benchmark sites Benchmark station precipitation data is here (formerly part of MS001). Mack Creek and the historic Fork recording gage is included. The earliest continuous precipitation records occur at the Climatic Station (CS2MET) beginning in 1957. Other Andrews daily precipitation records can be found in MS004 entity 4. MS00403_v9.csv 8150364 afab3816966ea98b61574e6c252896ee 1 \r\n column , " https://andlter.forestry.oregonstate.edu/data/register/dataaccess.aspx?docid=MS00403_v9.csv 1957-10-01 2019-03-18 DBCODE FSDB database code char(5) MS004 FSDB Database code ENTITY Entity number numeric(2,0) number 1.000000 natural 3.0000 3.0000 SITECODE Site code for the precipitation measurement station char(6) GSMACK Andrews Mack Creek Gaging Station CENMET Central Meteorological Station PRIMET Primary Meteorological Station UPLMET Upper Lookout Meteorological Station VANMET Vanilla Leaf Meteorological Station CS2MET Climatic Station at Watershed 2 H15MET High 15 Meteorological Station BLUERD Blue Ridge Standard RG CARPMT Carpenter Mountain Storage RG EARTHF Earthflow Standard RG FRISEL Frissell Ridge Storage RG H15PND Hi-15 Pond Standard RG L523RG Hi-15 Unit L523 Storage RG MACKWE Mack West Standard RG MCRAEB McRae Bridge Standard RG MIDWAY Midway Standard RG MIRKWD Mirkwood Standard RG RDSEND Roads End Storage RG ROSSRG Ross' House in Blue River Standard RG RS03RG Reference Stand #3 Standard RG RS05RG Reference Stand #5 Standard RG RS18RG Reference Stand #18 Standard RG SLTRWD Shelterwood Standard RG TRAILS Trails End Standard RG RS13RG Reference Stand #13 Open Storage RG GSWS09 WS#9 Gaging Station Standard RG WS09RG Top of WS#9 Storage RG GSWS10 WS#10 Gaging Station Standard RG WS10RG Top of WS#10 Storage RG RD1507 1507 Road Storage RG FORKS_ Forks Standard RG UNIT1F Unit 1F Recording RG WS1SDL WS#1 Saddle Standard RG GSWS01 WS#1 Gaging Station Standard RG SPOTFI Spotfire Unit Storage RG H15RDG Hi-15 Ridge Standard RG WS3JRD WS#3 J Road Standard RG WS3GRD WS#3 G Road Standard RG H15RCK Hi-15 Rockpile Standard RG WS3MRD WS#3 M Road Standard RG UNIT3B Unit 3B Standard RG UNIT3H Unit 3H Standard RG VARMET Vanilla Leaf Meadow Meteorological Station PRECIP_METHOD An indication of the the general methodology and instrumentation used to collect this precipitation data char(6) PPT115 Daily precipitation represents the total from a stand-alone rain gage composed of standing pipe w/tank gage, a propane-heated 20-inch dia. orifice at 455 cm height and surrounded by a Valdai-style double wind fence; Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT101 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a Universal Recording rain and snow gage with chart recorder at height 260 cm PPT118 Daily precipitation represents the total from an ETI Instruments Noah IV weighing-type precipitation gauge with 8-inch orifice at height 250 cm PPT102 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a Leupold-Stevens Q-12 snow-rain gage and chart recorder at height 550 cm PPT103 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a propand-heated Qualimetrics (Weather Measure) Weathertronics Model 6041 tipping bucket 8-inch gage with punch tape recorder at height 550 cm PPT104 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 550 cm with a Stevens Type A-35 water level recorder; 15 min output PPT119 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 550 cm with a Stevens Type A-35 water level recorder; daily only PPT105 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with a Stevens Type A-35 water level recorder; 15 min output PPT106 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with pressure transducer water level recorder and CS datalogger PPT113 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated 8-inch shelter-top collector with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with pressure transducer water level recorder and Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT107 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Texas Electronics TE525 tipping bucket 6" raingage located on 1 meter high platform with a Campbell Scientific data logger (or Interface Instrument datalogger before 1988) PPT108 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Texas Electronics TE525 tipping bucket 6" raingage located on 1 meter high platform with a Campbell Scientific data logger PPT114 Daily precipitation represents the total from a stand-alone rain gage composed of standing pipe w/tank gage, a propane-heated 20-inch dia. orifice at 455 cm height and surrounded by a Valdai-style double wind fence; Campbell datalogger; daily output only PPT116 Daily precipitation represents the total from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 13.3-inch orifice, tank gage, and alter wind shield at 625 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT109 Daily precipitation represents the total from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 450 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger; daily output only PPT110 Daily precipitation represents the total from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 450 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger; hourly output PPT111 Daily precipitation represents the total from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 450 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger; 5 minute output PPT112 Daily precipitation represents the total from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 305 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger; 5 minute output PPT117 Daily precipitation represents the total from a stand-alone rain gage composed of standing pipe w/tank gage, a propane-heated 20-inch dia. orifice at 455 cm height in a clearing and surrounded by a natural tree wind break; Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT015 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a stand-alone rain gage composed of standing pipe w/tank gage, a propane-heated 20-inch dia. orifice at 455 cm height and surrounded by a Valdai-style double wind fence; Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT001 Total precipitation is digitized with 15 minute resolution from a Universal Recording rain and snow gauge with chart recorder at height 260 cm and prorated to the weekly total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge PPT018 Total precipitation is sampled every 15 minutes from an ETI Instruments Noah IV weighing-type precipitation gauge with 8-inch orifice at height 250 cm PPT004 Total precipitation is digitized with 15 minute resolution from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 550 cm with a Stevens Type A-35 water level recorder chart; prorated to periodic totals from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gage PPT005 Total precipitation is digitized with 15 minute resolution from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with a Stevens Type A-35 water level recorder chart; prorated to periodic totals from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gage PPT013 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a heated 8-inch shelter-top collector with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with pressure transducer water level recorder and Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT007 Total precipitation is sampled hourly from a Texas Electronics TE525 tipping bucket 6" raingage located on 1 meter high platform with a Campbell Scientific data logger (or Interface Instrument datalogger before 1988) PPT008 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a Texas Electronics TE525 tipping bucket 6" raingage located on 1 meter high platform with a Campbell Scientific data logger PPT016 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 13.3-inch orifice, tank gage, and alter wind shield at 625 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT010 Total precipitation is sampled hourly from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 450 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT011 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 450 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT012 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 305 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT017 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a stand-alone rain gage composed of standing pipe w/tank gage, a propane-heated 20-inch dia. orifice at 455 cm height in a clearing and surrounded by a natural tree wind break; Campbell datalogger PPT401 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Leupold-Stevens Q-12 8" snow-rain recording chart gage PPT402 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 285 cm height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT403 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 330 cm height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT404 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 435 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT405 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 435 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder PPT406 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 450 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT407 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 450 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder PPT408 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 450 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with pressure transducer water level recorder PPT409 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 450 cm height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT410 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT411 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated shelter-top 8" rain gage at 810 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder collected at 15 minute intervals PPT412 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated shelter-top 8" rain gage at 810 cm height with an A-35 chart recorder to measure depth PPT413 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 105 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT414 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 105 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder PPT415 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 130 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT416 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 130 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with pressure transducer water level recorder PPT417 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 130 cm height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT418 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 140 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT419 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 140 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with pressure transducer water level recorder PPT420 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 140 cm height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT421 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 150 cm height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT422 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 155 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT423 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 160 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT424 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 160 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with pressure transducer water level recorder PPT425 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 160 cm height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT426 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT427 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT428 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with magnetostrictive tank gage PPT429 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT430 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 7.5" rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT431 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 7.5" rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a Leupold-Stevens Q-12 8" snow-rain recording chart gage PPT432 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 7.75" rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT433 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 8" rain gage (Belfort) at 115 cm height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT434 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 8" rain gage (Belfort) at 95 cm height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT435 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 8" rain gage (Belfort) at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT436 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 8" rain gage (Belfort) at unspecified height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT437 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 8" rain gage (Belfort) at unspecified height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT438 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed or unknown storage gage with winter-long capacity at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT439 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at unspecified height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT440 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at unspecified height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with pressure transducer water level recorder PPT301 Total precipitation is digitized with hourly resolution from an 8-inch diameter Leupold-Stevens Type Q-12 chart rain and snow recording gauge at an unspecified height PPT311 Total precipitation is sampled every 15 minutes from a heated shelter-top 8" rain gage at 810 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT312 Total precipitation is recorded from a heated shelter-top 8" rain gage at 810 cm height with an A-35 chart recorder to measure depth and digitized with Summagraphics 1812 digitizer for 15 minute outpu PPT313 Total precipitation is recorded from a heated shelter-top 8" rain gage at 810 cm height with an A-35 chart recorder to measure depth and hand digitized for hourly output PPT441 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated shelter-top 13.1" orifice rain gage at 870 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder collected at 15 minute intervals PPT341 Total precipitation is sampled every 15 minutes from a heated shelter-top 13.1" orifice rain gage at 870 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT342 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a heated shelter-top 13.1" orifice rain gage at 870 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT442 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated shelter-top 13.1" orifice rain gage at 870 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder collected at 5 minute intervals PPT020 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a heated 8-inch shelter-top collector with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with a Stevens Instruments Position Analog Transmitter (PAT) water level shaft encoder and Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT120 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated 8-inch shelter-top collector with alter wind shield at ht. 410 cm with Stevens Instruments Position Analog Transmitter (PAT) water level shaft encoder and Campbell Sci. datalogger (See method PPT020) HEIGHT Height of sensor from ground surface numeric(4,0) centimeters 1 natural 100.0000 627.0000 QC_LEVEL Quality control flag indicates level of quality checking performed including an indication of "provisional" data. char(2) 1P Data is provisional and subject to revision - preliminary quality checks have been performed 1A Data is published and unlikely to change - automated range checking and manual review has been conducted. Quality is indicated in data value qualifier flags. 1D Data is published and unlikely to change - data is derived or aggregated from published data of level 1A 2A Data is published and unlikely to change - Level 1A data has been modified such that data gaps may be filled or problem data may be removed 2D Data is published and unlikely to change - data is derived or aggregated from published data of level 2A PROBE_CODE Probe number code indicates the measurement type, site, and sensor number (e.g., PPTCS201) char(8) PPT50701 Precipitation at 1507 Road, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPT52301 Precipitation at Unit L523, probe no.01, locally-designed rain gauge PPTBLU01 Precipitation at Blue Ridge, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTCAR01 Precipitation at Carpenter Mountain, probe no. 01, storage gauge PPTCEN03 Precipitation at Central Met station (CENMET), probe no. 03, standard rain gauge PPTCS201 Precipitation at Climatic Met Station at WS#2 (CS2MET), probe no. 01, standard rain gauge PPTEAR01 Precipitation at Earthflow, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTFRK01 Precipitation at Forks, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTFRK02 Precipitation at Forks, probe no.02, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTFRS01 Precipitation at Frisell Ridge , probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTGRD01 Precipitation at Watershed 3 (G-Road), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGS001 Precipitation at Watershed 10 Gauging Station, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGS101 Precipitation at Watershed 1 Gauging Station, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGS901 Precipitation at Watershed 9 Gauging Station, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGSM01 Precipitation at Mack Creek Gauging Station (GSMACK), probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTGSM02 Precipitation at Mack Creek Gauging Station (GSMACK), probe no. 02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTH1501 Precipitation at Hi15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no. 01, standard rain gauge PPTJRD01 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 3 (J-Road #14), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTJRD02 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 3 (J-Road), probe no.02, Sacramento storage gauge PPTMCR01 Precipitation at McRae Bridge, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTMID01 Precipitation at Midway , probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTMRD01 Precipitation at Watershed 3 (M-Road), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTMRK01 Precipitation at Mirkwood , probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTMWE01 Precipitation at Mack West, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTO1301 Precipitation at Wildcat Mountain, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTPND01 Precipitation at Hi-15 Pond, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTR0301 Precipitation at Reference Stand 3, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTR0501 Precipitation at Reference Stand 5, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTR1801 Precipitation at Reference Stand 18, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTRCK01 Precipitation at Hi-15 Rockpile on Watershed 6, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTRDG01 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 8 (Hi-15 Ridge), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTRDG02 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 8 (Hi-15 Ridge), probe no.02, Sacramento storage gauge PPTRDS01 Precipitation at Roads End, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTROS01 Precipitation at Ross' house in Blue River, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTSDL01 Precipitation at Watershed 1 Saddle, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTSDL02 Precipitation at Watershed 1 Saddle, probe no.02, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTSPT01 Precipitation at Spot Fire Unit, probe no.01, storage gauge PPTSPT02 Precipitation at Spot Fire Unit, probe no.02, standard rain gauge PPTSWD01 Precipitation at Shelterwood, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTTRL01 Precipitation at Trails End , probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTU1F01 Precipitation at Unit 1F, probe no.01, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTU3B01 Precipitation at Unit 3B, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTU3H01 Precipitation at Unit 3H, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTUPL03 Precipitation at Upper Lookout Met Station (UPLMET), probe no.03, standard rain gauge PPTVAN03 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Met Station (VANMET), probe no.03, standard rain gauge PPTVAN05 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Road, probe no.05, standard rain gauge PPTVAR04 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Meadow, probe no.04 (VARMET), standard rain gauge PPTWS001 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 10, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTWS901 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 9, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTCEN01 Precipitation at Central Met Station (CENMET), probe no. 01, stand-alone recording rain gauge PPTUPL01 Precipitation at Upper Lookout Met Station (UPLMET), probe no.01, stand-alone recording rain gauge PPTVAN01 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Met Station (VANMET), probe no.01, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTCS203 Precipitation at Climatic Met Station at WS#2 (CS2MET), probe no. 03, recording rain gauge PPTH1502 Precipitation at Hi15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTCEN02 Precipitation at Central Met Station (CENMET), probe no. 02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTVAR02 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Meadow Met Station (VARMET), probe no.02, stand-alone recording rain gauge PPTUPL02 Precipitation at Upper Lookout Met Station (UPLMET), probe no.02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTPRI01 Precipitation at Primary Met Station (PRIMET), probe no.01, Texas Electronics tipping bucket rain gauge PPTPRI02 Precipitation at Primary Met Station (PRIMET), probe no.02, stand-alone model; inconsistencies prevent sharing data PPTPRI03 Precipitation at Primary Met Station (PRIMET), probe no.03, NADP instrumentation PPTH1503 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.03, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTH1504 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.04, Weather Metrics recording tipping bucket rain gauge PPTH1505 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.05, Leupold and Stevens A-71 level chart recorder PPTCS202 Precipitation at Climatic Met Station at WS#2 (CS2MET), probe no. 02, Noah IV recording rain gauge DATE Date of measurement datetime YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss 10/1/1957 12:00:00 AM 3/18/2019 12:00:00 AM PRECIP_TOT_DAY Total precipitation for the day numeric(5,1) millimeters 0.300000 real 0.0000 422.0000 PRECIP_TOT_FLAG Total precipitation flag char(1) * Snowbridging or snow capping of gauge A Accepted value E Estimated value M Missing value Q Questionable value T Trace of precipitation U Undercatch of precipitation C Cumulative estimate of total precipitation since last recorded precipitation value P Fire effects are visible in the data EVENT_CODE Any event, disruption in protocol, or unusual conditions that occur at the given date or time and may have an effect on the data values; contact information manager for access to specific details from the field 'Notes' database char(6) LOGGER Change in data logger, data logger program, or wiring QUALTY Event may directly affect data quality (individual activities tracked in field notes database) INTPRO Internal processing may produce an anomalous reading WEATHR A weather event has occurred that may affect reading CALIBR Associated with the inspection or replacement of sensors for calibration METHOD Change in data collection method MAINTE A maintenance event has occurred NA No event is reported (not applicable) INSREM Sensor is installed or removed CLEARD Site clearing of trees and brush around the meteorological station is being conducted BURNED Burning, including cleared trees and brush or wildfire, around the meteorological station or within the watershed (code begins at event initiation) PRIMARY MS00403.SITECODE MS00403.PROBE_CODE MS00403.DATE NOTNULL MS00403.DBCODE MS00403.ENTITY MS00403.SITECODE MS00403.PROBE_CODE MS00403.PRECIP_TOT_FLAG MS00403.PRECIP_METHOD MS00403.HEIGHT MS00403.QC_LEVEL MS00403.DATE MS00403.EVENT_CODE 106970 MS00404 Daily precipitation from standard and storage rain gauges See entity 13 for recording rain gauge data at Benchmark stations MS00404_v3.csv 20082402 e637862e09c4f33088416a3e4448148c 1 \r\n column , " https://andlter.forestry.oregonstate.edu/data/register/dataaccess.aspx?docid=MS00404_v3.csv 1951-11-21 2019-02-08 DBCODE FSDB database code char(5) MS004 FSDB Database code ENTITY Entity number numeric(2,0) number 1.000000 natural 3.0000 3.0000 SITECODE Site code for the precipitation measurement station char(6) GSMACK Andrews Mack Creek Gaging Station CENMET Central Meteorological Station PRIMET Primary Meteorological Station UPLMET Upper Lookout Meteorological Station VANMET Vanilla Leaf Meteorological Station CS2MET Climatic Station at Watershed 2 H15MET High 15 Meteorological Station BLUERD Blue Ridge Standard RG CARPMT Carpenter Mountain Storage RG EARTHF Earthflow Standard RG FRISEL Frissell Ridge Storage RG H15PND Hi-15 Pond Standard RG L523RG Hi-15 Unit L523 Storage RG MACKWE Mack West Standard RG MCRAEB McRae Bridge Standard RG MIDWAY Midway Standard RG MIRKWD Mirkwood Standard RG RDSEND Roads End Storage RG ROSSRG Ross' House in Blue River Standard RG RS03RG Reference Stand #3 Standard RG RS05RG Reference Stand #5 Standard RG RS18RG Reference Stand #18 Standard RG SLTRWD Shelterwood Standard RG TRAILS Trails End Standard RG RS13RG Reference Stand #13 Open Storage RG GSWS09 WS#9 Gaging Station Standard RG WS09RG Top of WS#9 Storage RG GSWS10 WS#10 Gaging Station Standard RG WS10RG Top of WS#10 Storage RG RD1507 1507 Road Storage RG FORKS_ Forks Standard RG UNIT1F Unit 1F Recording RG WS1SDL WS#1 Saddle Standard RG GSWS01 WS#1 Gaging Station Standard RG SPOTFI Spotfire Unit Storage RG H15RDG Hi-15 Ridge Standard RG WS3JRD WS#3 J Road Standard RG WS3GRD WS#3 G Road Standard RG H15RCK Hi-15 Rockpile Standard RG WS3MRD WS#3 M Road Standard RG UNIT3B Unit 3B Standard RG UNIT3H Unit 3H Standard RG VARMET Vanilla Leaf Meadow Meteorological Station PRECIP_METHOD An indication of the the general methodology and instrumentation used to collect this precipitation data char(6) PPT115 Daily precipitation represents the total from a stand-alone rain gage composed of standing pipe w/tank gage, a propane-heated 20-inch dia. orifice at 455 cm height and surrounded by a Valdai-style double wind fence; Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT101 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a Universal Recording rain and snow gage with chart recorder at height 260 cm PPT118 Daily precipitation represents the total from an ETI Instruments Noah IV weighing-type precipitation gauge with 8-inch orifice at height 250 cm PPT102 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a Leupold-Stevens Q-12 snow-rain gage and chart recorder at height 550 cm PPT103 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a propand-heated Qualimetrics (Weather Measure) Weathertronics Model 6041 tipping bucket 8-inch gage with punch tape recorder at height 550 cm PPT104 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 550 cm with a Stevens Type A-35 water level recorder; 15 min output PPT119 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 550 cm with a Stevens Type A-35 water level recorder; daily only PPT105 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with a Stevens Type A-35 water level recorder; 15 min output PPT106 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with pressure transducer water level recorder and CS datalogger PPT113 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated 8-inch shelter-top collector with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with pressure transducer water level recorder and Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT107 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Texas Electronics TE525 tipping bucket 6" raingage located on 1 meter high platform with a Campbell Scientific data logger (or Interface Instrument datalogger before 1988) PPT108 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Texas Electronics TE525 tipping bucket 6" raingage located on 1 meter high platform with a Campbell Scientific data logger PPT114 Daily precipitation represents the total from a stand-alone rain gage composed of standing pipe w/tank gage, a propane-heated 20-inch dia. orifice at 455 cm height and surrounded by a Valdai-style double wind fence; Campbell datalogger; daily output only PPT116 Daily precipitation represents the total from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 13.3-inch orifice, tank gage, and alter wind shield at 625 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT109 Daily precipitation represents the total from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 450 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger; daily output only PPT110 Daily precipitation represents the total from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 450 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger; hourly output PPT111 Daily precipitation represents the total from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 450 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger; 5 minute output PPT112 Daily precipitation represents the total from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 305 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger; 5 minute output PPT117 Daily precipitation represents the total from a stand-alone rain gage composed of standing pipe w/tank gage, a propane-heated 20-inch dia. orifice at 455 cm height in a clearing and surrounded by a natural tree wind break; Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT015 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a stand-alone rain gage composed of standing pipe w/tank gage, a propane-heated 20-inch dia. orifice at 455 cm height and surrounded by a Valdai-style double wind fence; Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT001 Total precipitation is digitized with 15 minute resolution from a Universal Recording rain and snow gauge with chart recorder at height 260 cm and prorated to the weekly total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge PPT018 Total precipitation is sampled every 15 minutes from an ETI Instruments Noah IV weighing-type precipitation gauge with 8-inch orifice at height 250 cm PPT004 Total precipitation is digitized with 15 minute resolution from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 550 cm with a Stevens Type A-35 water level recorder chart; prorated to periodic totals from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gage PPT005 Total precipitation is digitized with 15 minute resolution from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with a Stevens Type A-35 water level recorder chart; prorated to periodic totals from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gage PPT013 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a heated 8-inch shelter-top collector with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with pressure transducer water level recorder and Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT007 Total precipitation is sampled hourly from a Texas Electronics TE525 tipping bucket 6" raingage located on 1 meter high platform with a Campbell Scientific data logger (or Interface Instrument datalogger before 1988) PPT008 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a Texas Electronics TE525 tipping bucket 6" raingage located on 1 meter high platform with a Campbell Scientific data logger PPT016 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 13.3-inch orifice, tank gage, and alter wind shield at 625 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT010 Total precipitation is sampled hourly from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 450 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT011 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 450 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT012 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 305 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT017 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a stand-alone rain gage composed of standing pipe w/tank gage, a propane-heated 20-inch dia. orifice at 455 cm height in a clearing and surrounded by a natural tree wind break; Campbell datalogger PPT401 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Leupold-Stevens Q-12 8" snow-rain recording chart gage PPT402 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 285 cm height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT403 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 330 cm height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT404 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 435 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT405 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 435 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder PPT406 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 450 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT407 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 450 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder PPT408 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 450 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with pressure transducer water level recorder PPT409 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 450 cm height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT410 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT411 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated shelter-top 8" rain gage at 810 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder collected at 15 minute intervals PPT412 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated shelter-top 8" rain gage at 810 cm height with an A-35 chart recorder to measure depth PPT413 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 105 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT414 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 105 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder PPT415 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 130 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT416 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 130 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with pressure transducer water level recorder PPT417 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 130 cm height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT418 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 140 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT419 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 140 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with pressure transducer water level recorder PPT420 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 140 cm height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT421 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 150 cm height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT422 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 155 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT423 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 160 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT424 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 160 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with pressure transducer water level recorder PPT425 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 160 cm height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT426 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT427 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT428 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with magnetostrictive tank gage PPT429 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT430 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 7.5" rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT431 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 7.5" rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a Leupold-Stevens Q-12 8" snow-rain recording chart gage PPT432 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 7.75" rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT433 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 8" rain gage (Belfort) at 115 cm height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT434 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 8" rain gage (Belfort) at 95 cm height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT435 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 8" rain gage (Belfort) at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT436 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 8" rain gage (Belfort) at unspecified height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT437 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 8" rain gage (Belfort) at unspecified height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT438 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed or unknown storage gage with winter-long capacity at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT439 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at unspecified height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT440 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at unspecified height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with pressure transducer water level recorder PPT301 Total precipitation is digitized with hourly resolution from an 8-inch diameter Leupold-Stevens Type Q-12 chart rain and snow recording gauge at an unspecified height PPT311 Total precipitation is sampled every 15 minutes from a heated shelter-top 8" rain gage at 810 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT312 Total precipitation is recorded from a heated shelter-top 8" rain gage at 810 cm height with an A-35 chart recorder to measure depth and digitized with Summagraphics 1812 digitizer for 15 minute outpu PPT313 Total precipitation is recorded from a heated shelter-top 8" rain gage at 810 cm height with an A-35 chart recorder to measure depth and hand digitized for hourly output PPT441 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated shelter-top 13.1" orifice rain gage at 870 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder collected at 15 minute intervals PPT341 Total precipitation is sampled every 15 minutes from a heated shelter-top 13.1" orifice rain gage at 870 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT342 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a heated shelter-top 13.1" orifice rain gage at 870 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT442 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated shelter-top 13.1" orifice rain gage at 870 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder collected at 5 minute intervals PPT020 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a heated 8-inch shelter-top collector with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with a Stevens Instruments Position Analog Transmitter (PAT) water level shaft encoder and Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT120 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated 8-inch shelter-top collector with alter wind shield at ht. 410 cm with Stevens Instruments Position Analog Transmitter (PAT) water level shaft encoder and Campbell Sci. datalogger (See method PPT020) HEIGHT Height of sensor from ground surface numeric(4,0) centimeters 1 natural 95.0000 870.0000 QC_LEVEL Quality control flag indicates level of quality checking performed including an indication of "provisional" data. char(2) 1P Data is provisional and subject to revision - preliminary quality checks have been performed 1A Data is published and unlikely to change - automated range checking and manual review has been conducted. Quality is indicated in data value qualifier flags. 1D Data is published and unlikely to change - data is derived or aggregated from published data of level 1A 2A Data is published and unlikely to change - Level 1A data has been modified such that data gaps may be filled or problem data may be removed 2D Data is published and unlikely to change - data is derived or aggregated from published data of level 2A PROBE_CODE Probe number code indicates the measurement type, site, and sensor number (e.g., PPTCS201) char(8) PPT50701 Precipitation at 1507 Road, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPT52301 Precipitation at Unit L523, probe no.01, locally-designed rain gauge PPTBLU01 Precipitation at Blue Ridge, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTCAR01 Precipitation at Carpenter Mountain, probe no. 01, storage gauge PPTCEN03 Precipitation at Central Met station (CENMET), probe no. 03, standard rain gauge PPTCS201 Precipitation at Climatic Met Station at WS#2 (CS2MET), probe no. 01, standard rain gauge PPTEAR01 Precipitation at Earthflow, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTFRK01 Precipitation at Forks, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTFRK02 Precipitation at Forks, probe no.02, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTFRS01 Precipitation at Frisell Ridge , probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTGRD01 Precipitation at Watershed 3 (G-Road), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGS001 Precipitation at Watershed 10 Gauging Station, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGS101 Precipitation at Watershed 1 Gauging Station, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGS901 Precipitation at Watershed 9 Gauging Station, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGSM01 Precipitation at Mack Creek Gauging Station (GSMACK), probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTGSM02 Precipitation at Mack Creek Gauging Station (GSMACK), probe no. 02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTH1501 Precipitation at Hi15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no. 01, standard rain gauge PPTJRD01 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 3 (J-Road #14), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTJRD02 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 3 (J-Road), probe no.02, Sacramento storage gauge PPTMCR01 Precipitation at McRae Bridge, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTMID01 Precipitation at Midway , probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTMRD01 Precipitation at Watershed 3 (M-Road), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTMRK01 Precipitation at Mirkwood , probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTMWE01 Precipitation at Mack West, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTO1301 Precipitation at Wildcat Mountain, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTPND01 Precipitation at Hi-15 Pond, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTR0301 Precipitation at Reference Stand 3, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTR0501 Precipitation at Reference Stand 5, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTR1801 Precipitation at Reference Stand 18, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTRCK01 Precipitation at Hi-15 Rockpile on Watershed 6, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTRDG01 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 8 (Hi-15 Ridge), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTRDG02 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 8 (Hi-15 Ridge), probe no.02, Sacramento storage gauge PPTRDS01 Precipitation at Roads End, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTROS01 Precipitation at Ross' house in Blue River, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTSDL01 Precipitation at Watershed 1 Saddle, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTSDL02 Precipitation at Watershed 1 Saddle, probe no.02, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTSPT01 Precipitation at Spot Fire Unit, probe no.01, storage gauge PPTSPT02 Precipitation at Spot Fire Unit, probe no.02, standard rain gauge PPTSWD01 Precipitation at Shelterwood, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTTRL01 Precipitation at Trails End , probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTU1F01 Precipitation at Unit 1F, probe no.01, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTU3B01 Precipitation at Unit 3B, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTU3H01 Precipitation at Unit 3H, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTUPL03 Precipitation at Upper Lookout Met Station (UPLMET), probe no.03, standard rain gauge PPTVAN03 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Met Station (VANMET), probe no.03, standard rain gauge PPTVAN05 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Road, probe no.05, standard rain gauge PPTVAR04 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Meadow, probe no.04 (VARMET), standard rain gauge PPTWS001 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 10, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTWS901 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 9, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTCEN01 Precipitation at Central Met Station (CENMET), probe no. 01, stand-alone recording rain gauge PPTUPL01 Precipitation at Upper Lookout Met Station (UPLMET), probe no.01, stand-alone recording rain gauge PPTVAN01 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Met Station (VANMET), probe no.01, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTCS203 Precipitation at Climatic Met Station at WS#2 (CS2MET), probe no. 03, recording rain gauge PPTH1502 Precipitation at Hi15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTCEN02 Precipitation at Central Met Station (CENMET), probe no. 02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTVAR02 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Meadow Met Station (VARMET), probe no.02, stand-alone recording rain gauge PPTUPL02 Precipitation at Upper Lookout Met Station (UPLMET), probe no.02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTPRI01 Precipitation at Primary Met Station (PRIMET), probe no.01, Texas Electronics tipping bucket rain gauge PPTPRI02 Precipitation at Primary Met Station (PRIMET), probe no.02, stand-alone model; inconsistencies prevent sharing data PPTPRI03 Precipitation at Primary Met Station (PRIMET), probe no.03, NADP instrumentation PPTH1503 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.03, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTH1504 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.04, Weather Metrics recording tipping bucket rain gauge PPTH1505 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.05, Leupold and Stevens A-71 level chart recorder PPTCS202 Precipitation at Climatic Met Station at WS#2 (CS2MET), probe no. 02, Noah IV recording rain gauge DATE Date of measurement datetime YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss 11/21/1951 12:00:00 AM 2/8/2019 12:00:00 AM PRECIP_TOT_DAY Total precipitation for the day numeric(5,1) millimeters 0.300000 real 0.0000 218.7000 PRECIP_TOT_FLAG Total precipitation flag char(1) * Snowbridging or snow capping of gauge A Accepted value E Estimated value M Missing value Q Questionable value T Trace of precipitation U Undercatch of precipitation C Cumulative estimate of total precipitation since last recorded precipitation value P Fire effects are visible in the data PROBE_CODE_REC Probe number code of the recording rain gauge used to prorate the periodic precipitation total char(8) PPTCEN02 Precipitation at Central Met Station (CENMET), probe no. 02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTCS203 Precipitation at Climatic Met Station at WS#2 (CS2MET), probe no. 03, recording rain gauge chart PPTFRK02 Precipitation at Forks, probe no. 02, recording rain gauge chart PPTGSM02 Precipitation at Mack Creek Gauging Station (GSMACK), probe no. 02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTH1502 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no. 02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTH1503 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no. 03, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge chart PPTH1504 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no. 04, WeatherMetrics tipping bucket recording rain gauge punch tape PPTH1505 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no. 05, A-35 recording rain gauge chart PPTU1F01 Precipitation at Unit 1F, probe no. 01, recording rain gauge chart PPTUPL01 Precipitation at Upper Lookout Met Station (UPLMET), probe no. 01, stand-alone recording rain gauge PPTPRI01 Precipitation at Primary Met Station (PRIMET), probe no. 1, tipping bucket recording rain gauge PPTPRI03 Precipitation at Primary Met Station (PRIMET), probe no. 3, NADP Universal recording rain gauge EVENT_CODE Any event, disruption in protocol, or unusual conditions that occur at the given date or time and may have an effect on the data values; contact information manager for access to specific details from the field 'Notes' database char(6) LOGGER Change in data logger, data logger program, or wiring QUALTY Event may directly affect data quality (individual activities tracked in field notes database) INTPRO Internal processing may produce an anomalous reading WEATHR A weather event has occurred that may affect reading CALIBR Associated with the inspection or replacement of sensors for calibration METHOD Change in data collection method MAINTE A maintenance event has occurred NA No event is reported (not applicable) INSREM Sensor is installed or removed CLEARD Site clearing of trees and brush around the meteorological station is being conducted BURNED Burning, including cleared trees and brush or wildfire, around the meteorological station or within the watershed (code begins at event initiation) PRIMARY MS00404.SITECODE MS00404.PROBE_CODE MS00404.DATE NOTNULL MS00404.DBCODE MS00404.ENTITY MS00404.SITECODE MS00404.PROBE_CODE MS00404.PRECIP_TOT_FLAG MS00404.PROBE_CODE_REC MS00404.PRECIP_METHOD MS00404.QC_LEVEL MS00404.DATE MS00404.EVENT_CODE 233987 MS00405 Fine temporal precipitation for Mack Creek (1984 to present) and the historic Forks recording gage (1951 to 1959) These data will be merged with entity 13 MS00405_v3.txt 134051074 c218f8ddf070ca02d2ccff5dec7aa7f4 1 \r\n column , " https://andrewsforest.oregonstate.edu/fsdbdata/cache/MS00405_v3.txt 1951-11-21 2019-02-09 DBCODE FSDB database code char(5) MS004 FSDB Database code ENTITY Entity number numeric(2,0) number 1.000000 natural 4.0000 4.0000 SITECODE Site code for the precipitation measurement station char(6) GSMACK Andrews Mack Creek Gaging Station CENMET Central Meteorological Station PRIMET Primary Meteorological Station UPLMET Upper Lookout Meteorological Station VANMET Vanilla Leaf Meteorological Station CS2MET Climatic Station at Watershed 2 H15MET High 15 Meteorological Station BLUERD Blue Ridge Standard RG CARPMT Carpenter Mountain Storage RG EARTHF Earthflow Standard RG FRISEL Frissell Ridge Storage RG H15PND Hi-15 Pond Standard RG L523RG Hi-15 Unit L523 Storage RG MACKWE Mack West Standard RG MCRAEB McRae Bridge Standard RG MIDWAY Midway Standard RG MIRKWD Mirkwood Standard RG RDSEND Roads End Storage RG ROSSRG Ross' House in Blue River Standard RG RS03RG Reference Stand #3 Standard RG RS05RG Reference Stand #5 Standard RG RS18RG Reference Stand #18 Standard RG SLTRWD Shelterwood Standard RG TRAILS Trails End Standard RG RS13RG Reference Stand #13 Open Storage RG GSWS09 WS#9 Gaging Station Standard RG WS09RG Top of WS#9 Storage RG GSWS10 WS#10 Gaging Station Standard RG WS10RG Top of WS#10 Storage RG RD1507 1507 Road Storage RG FORKS_ Forks Standard RG UNIT1F Unit 1F Recording RG WS1SDL WS#1 Saddle Standard RG GSWS01 WS#1 Gaging Station Standard RG SPOTFI Spotfire Unit Storage RG H15RDG Hi-15 Ridge Standard RG WS3JRD WS#3 J Road Standard RG WS3GRD WS#3 G Road Standard RG H15RCK Hi-15 Rockpile Standard RG WS3MRD WS#3 M Road Standard RG UNIT3B Unit 3B Standard RG UNIT3H Unit 3H Standard RG VARMET Vanilla Leaf Meadow Meteorological Station PRECIP_METHOD An indication of the the general methodology and instrumentation used to collect this precipitation data char(6) PPT115 Daily precipitation represents the total from a stand-alone rain gage composed of standing pipe w/tank gage, a propane-heated 20-inch dia. orifice at 455 cm height and surrounded by a Valdai-style double wind fence; Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT101 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a Universal Recording rain and snow gage with chart recorder at height 260 cm PPT118 Daily precipitation represents the total from an ETI Instruments Noah IV weighing-type precipitation gauge with 8-inch orifice at height 250 cm PPT102 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a Leupold-Stevens Q-12 snow-rain gage and chart recorder at height 550 cm PPT103 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a propand-heated Qualimetrics (Weather Measure) Weathertronics Model 6041 tipping bucket 8-inch gage with punch tape recorder at height 550 cm PPT104 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 550 cm with a Stevens Type A-35 water level recorder; 15 min output PPT119 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 550 cm with a Stevens Type A-35 water level recorder; daily only PPT105 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with a Stevens Type A-35 water level recorder; 15 min output PPT106 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with pressure transducer water level recorder and CS datalogger PPT113 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated 8-inch shelter-top collector with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with pressure transducer water level recorder and Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT107 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Texas Electronics TE525 tipping bucket 6" raingage located on 1 meter high platform with a Campbell Scientific data logger (or Interface Instrument datalogger before 1988) PPT108 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Texas Electronics TE525 tipping bucket 6" raingage located on 1 meter high platform with a Campbell Scientific data logger PPT114 Daily precipitation represents the total from a stand-alone rain gage composed of standing pipe w/tank gage, a propane-heated 20-inch dia. orifice at 455 cm height and surrounded by a Valdai-style double wind fence; Campbell datalogger; daily output only PPT116 Daily precipitation represents the total from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 13.3-inch orifice, tank gage, and alter wind shield at 625 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT109 Daily precipitation represents the total from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 450 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger; daily output only PPT110 Daily precipitation represents the total from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 450 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger; hourly output PPT111 Daily precipitation represents the total from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 450 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger; 5 minute output PPT112 Daily precipitation represents the total from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 305 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger; 5 minute output PPT117 Daily precipitation represents the total from a stand-alone rain gage composed of standing pipe w/tank gage, a propane-heated 20-inch dia. orifice at 455 cm height in a clearing and surrounded by a natural tree wind break; Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT015 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a stand-alone rain gage composed of standing pipe w/tank gage, a propane-heated 20-inch dia. orifice at 455 cm height and surrounded by a Valdai-style double wind fence; Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT001 Total precipitation is digitized with 15 minute resolution from a Universal Recording rain and snow gauge with chart recorder at height 260 cm and prorated to the weekly total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge PPT018 Total precipitation is sampled every 15 minutes from an ETI Instruments Noah IV weighing-type precipitation gauge with 8-inch orifice at height 250 cm PPT004 Total precipitation is digitized with 15 minute resolution from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 550 cm with a Stevens Type A-35 water level recorder chart; prorated to periodic totals from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gage PPT005 Total precipitation is digitized with 15 minute resolution from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with a Stevens Type A-35 water level recorder chart; prorated to periodic totals from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gage PPT013 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a heated 8-inch shelter-top collector with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with pressure transducer water level recorder and Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT007 Total precipitation is sampled hourly from a Texas Electronics TE525 tipping bucket 6" raingage located on 1 meter high platform with a Campbell Scientific data logger (or Interface Instrument datalogger before 1988) PPT008 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a Texas Electronics TE525 tipping bucket 6" raingage located on 1 meter high platform with a Campbell Scientific data logger PPT016 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 13.3-inch orifice, tank gage, and alter wind shield at 625 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT010 Total precipitation is sampled hourly from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 450 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT011 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 450 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT012 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 305 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT017 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a stand-alone rain gage composed of standing pipe w/tank gage, a propane-heated 20-inch dia. orifice at 455 cm height in a clearing and surrounded by a natural tree wind break; Campbell datalogger PPT401 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Leupold-Stevens Q-12 8" snow-rain recording chart gage PPT402 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 285 cm height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT403 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 330 cm height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT404 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 435 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT405 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 435 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder PPT406 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 450 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT407 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 450 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder PPT408 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 450 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with pressure transducer water level recorder PPT409 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 450 cm height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT410 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT411 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated shelter-top 8" rain gage at 810 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder collected at 15 minute intervals PPT412 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated shelter-top 8" rain gage at 810 cm height with an A-35 chart recorder to measure depth PPT413 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 105 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT414 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 105 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder PPT415 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 130 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT416 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 130 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with pressure transducer water level recorder PPT417 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 130 cm height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT418 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 140 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT419 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 140 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with pressure transducer water level recorder PPT420 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 140 cm height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT421 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 150 cm height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT422 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 155 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT423 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 160 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT424 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 160 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with pressure transducer water level recorder PPT425 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 160 cm height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT426 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT427 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT428 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with magnetostrictive tank gage PPT429 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT430 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 7.5" rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT431 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 7.5" rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a Leupold-Stevens Q-12 8" snow-rain recording chart gage PPT432 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 7.75" rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT433 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 8" rain gage (Belfort) at 115 cm height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT434 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 8" rain gage (Belfort) at 95 cm height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT435 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 8" rain gage (Belfort) at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT436 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 8" rain gage (Belfort) at unspecified height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT437 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 8" rain gage (Belfort) at unspecified height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT438 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed or unknown storage gage with winter-long capacity at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT439 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at unspecified height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT440 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at unspecified height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with pressure transducer water level recorder PPT301 Total precipitation is digitized with hourly resolution from an 8-inch diameter Leupold-Stevens Type Q-12 chart rain and snow recording gauge at an unspecified height PPT311 Total precipitation is sampled every 15 minutes from a heated shelter-top 8" rain gage at 810 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT312 Total precipitation is recorded from a heated shelter-top 8" rain gage at 810 cm height with an A-35 chart recorder to measure depth and digitized with Summagraphics 1812 digitizer for 15 minute outpu PPT313 Total precipitation is recorded from a heated shelter-top 8" rain gage at 810 cm height with an A-35 chart recorder to measure depth and hand digitized for hourly output PPT441 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated shelter-top 13.1" orifice rain gage at 870 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder collected at 15 minute intervals PPT341 Total precipitation is sampled every 15 minutes from a heated shelter-top 13.1" orifice rain gage at 870 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT342 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a heated shelter-top 13.1" orifice rain gage at 870 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT442 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated shelter-top 13.1" orifice rain gage at 870 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder collected at 5 minute intervals PPT020 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a heated 8-inch shelter-top collector with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with a Stevens Instruments Position Analog Transmitter (PAT) water level shaft encoder and Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT120 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated 8-inch shelter-top collector with alter wind shield at ht. 410 cm with Stevens Instruments Position Analog Transmitter (PAT) water level shaft encoder and Campbell Sci. datalogger (See method PPT020) HEIGHT Height of sensor from ground surface numeric(4,0) centimeters 1 natural 810.0000 870.0000 QC_LEVEL Quality control flag indicates level of quality checking performed including an indication of "provisional" data. char(2) 1P Data is provisional and subject to revision - preliminary quality checks have been performed 1A Data is published and unlikely to change - automated range checking and manual review has been conducted. Quality is indicated in data value qualifier flags. 1D Data is published and unlikely to change - data is derived or aggregated from published data of level 1A 2A Data is published and unlikely to change - Level 1A data has been modified such that data gaps may be filled or problem data may be removed 2D Data is published and unlikely to change - data is derived or aggregated from published data of level 2A PROBE_CODE Probe number code indicates the measurement type, site, and sensor number (e.g., PPTCS201) char(8) PPT50701 Precipitation at 1507 Road, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPT52301 Precipitation at Unit L523, probe no.01, locally-designed rain gauge PPTBLU01 Precipitation at Blue Ridge, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTCAR01 Precipitation at Carpenter Mountain, probe no. 01, storage gauge PPTCEN03 Precipitation at Central Met station (CENMET), probe no. 03, standard rain gauge PPTCS201 Precipitation at Climatic Met Station at WS#2 (CS2MET), probe no. 01, standard rain gauge PPTEAR01 Precipitation at Earthflow, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTFRK01 Precipitation at Forks, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTFRK02 Precipitation at Forks, probe no.02, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTFRS01 Precipitation at Frisell Ridge , probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTGRD01 Precipitation at Watershed 3 (G-Road), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGS001 Precipitation at Watershed 10 Gauging Station, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGS101 Precipitation at Watershed 1 Gauging Station, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGS901 Precipitation at Watershed 9 Gauging Station, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGSM01 Precipitation at Mack Creek Gauging Station (GSMACK), probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTGSM02 Precipitation at Mack Creek Gauging Station (GSMACK), probe no. 02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTH1501 Precipitation at Hi15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no. 01, standard rain gauge PPTJRD01 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 3 (J-Road #14), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTJRD02 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 3 (J-Road), probe no.02, Sacramento storage gauge PPTMCR01 Precipitation at McRae Bridge, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTMID01 Precipitation at Midway , probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTMRD01 Precipitation at Watershed 3 (M-Road), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTMRK01 Precipitation at Mirkwood , probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTMWE01 Precipitation at Mack West, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTO1301 Precipitation at Wildcat Mountain, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTPND01 Precipitation at Hi-15 Pond, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTR0301 Precipitation at Reference Stand 3, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTR0501 Precipitation at Reference Stand 5, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTR1801 Precipitation at Reference Stand 18, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTRCK01 Precipitation at Hi-15 Rockpile on Watershed 6, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTRDG01 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 8 (Hi-15 Ridge), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTRDG02 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 8 (Hi-15 Ridge), probe no.02, Sacramento storage gauge PPTRDS01 Precipitation at Roads End, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTROS01 Precipitation at Ross' house in Blue River, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTSDL01 Precipitation at Watershed 1 Saddle, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTSDL02 Precipitation at Watershed 1 Saddle, probe no.02, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTSPT01 Precipitation at Spot Fire Unit, probe no.01, storage gauge PPTSPT02 Precipitation at Spot Fire Unit, probe no.02, standard rain gauge PPTSWD01 Precipitation at Shelterwood, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTTRL01 Precipitation at Trails End , probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTU1F01 Precipitation at Unit 1F, probe no.01, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTU3B01 Precipitation at Unit 3B, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTU3H01 Precipitation at Unit 3H, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTUPL03 Precipitation at Upper Lookout Met Station (UPLMET), probe no.03, standard rain gauge PPTVAN03 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Met Station (VANMET), probe no.03, standard rain gauge PPTVAN05 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Road, probe no.05, standard rain gauge PPTVAR04 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Meadow, probe no.04 (VARMET), standard rain gauge PPTWS001 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 10, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTWS901 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 9, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTCEN01 Precipitation at Central Met Station (CENMET), probe no. 01, stand-alone recording rain gauge PPTUPL01 Precipitation at Upper Lookout Met Station (UPLMET), probe no.01, stand-alone recording rain gauge PPTVAN01 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Met Station (VANMET), probe no.01, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTCS203 Precipitation at Climatic Met Station at WS#2 (CS2MET), probe no. 03, recording rain gauge PPTH1502 Precipitation at Hi15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTCEN02 Precipitation at Central Met Station (CENMET), probe no. 02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTVAR02 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Meadow Met Station (VARMET), probe no.02, stand-alone recording rain gauge PPTUPL02 Precipitation at Upper Lookout Met Station (UPLMET), probe no.02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTPRI01 Precipitation at Primary Met Station (PRIMET), probe no.01, Texas Electronics tipping bucket rain gauge PPTPRI02 Precipitation at Primary Met Station (PRIMET), probe no.02, stand-alone model; inconsistencies prevent sharing data PPTPRI03 Precipitation at Primary Met Station (PRIMET), probe no.03, NADP instrumentation PPTH1503 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.03, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTH1504 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.04, Weather Metrics recording tipping bucket rain gauge PPTH1505 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.05, Leupold and Stevens A-71 level chart recorder PPTCS202 Precipitation at Climatic Met Station at WS#2 (CS2MET), probe no. 02, Noah IV recording rain gauge DATE_TIME Date and time in Pacific Standard Time (PST) of sensor reading datetime YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss 11/21/1951 12:00:00 PM 2/9/2019 10:10:00 AM PRECIP_TOT Total precipitation over the last interval (e.g., 5 or 15 minutes) numeric(6,2) millimeters 0.030000 real 0.0000 101.3500 PRECIP_TOT_FLAG Total precipitation flag char(1) * Snowbridging or snow capping of gauge A Accepted value E Estimated value M Missing value Q Questionable value T Trace of precipitation U Undercatch of precipitation C Cumulative estimate of total precipitation since last recorded precipitation value P Fire effects are visible in the data EVENT_CODE Any event, disruption in protocol, or unusual conditions that occur at the given date or time and may have an effect on the data values; contact information manager for access to specific details from the field 'Notes' database char(6) LOGGER Change in data logger, data logger program, or wiring QUALTY Event may directly affect data quality (individual activities tracked in field notes database) INTPRO Internal processing may produce an anomalous reading WEATHR A weather event has occurred that may affect reading CALIBR Associated with the inspection or replacement of sensors for calibration METHOD Change in data collection method MAINTE A maintenance event has occurred NA No event is reported (not applicable) INSREM Sensor is installed or removed CLEARD Site clearing of trees and brush around the meteorological station is being conducted BURNED Burning, including cleared trees and brush or wildfire, around the meteorological station or within the watershed (code begins at event initiation) PRIMARY MS00405.SITECODE MS00405.PROBE_CODE MS00405.DATE_TIME NOTNULL MS00405.DBCODE MS00405.ENTITY MS00405.SITECODE MS00405.PROBE_CODE MS00405.PRECIP_TOT_FLAG MS00405.PRECIP_METHOD MS00405.QC_LEVEL MS00405.EVENT_CODE MS00405.DATE_TIME 1745240 MS00413 Fine temporal precipitation from recording rain gauges at benchmark sites Benchmark station precipitation data is here (formerly part of MS001). Mack Creek and the historic Forks recording gage (1951 to 1959) are included. MS00413_v7.txt 850236941 fdb6be211220f2b88f1041e022c1fef6 1 \r\n column , " https://andrewsforest.oregonstate.edu/fsdbdata/cache/MS00413_v7.txt 1957-10-01 2019-03-18 DBCODE FSDB database code char(5) MS004 FSDB Database code ENTITY Entity number numeric(2,0) number 1.000000 natural 13.0000 13.0000 SITECODE Site code for the precipitation measurement station char(6) GSMACK Andrews Mack Creek Gaging Station CENMET Central Meteorological Station PRIMET Primary Meteorological Station UPLMET Upper Lookout Meteorological Station VANMET Vanilla Leaf Meteorological Station CS2MET Climatic Station at Watershed 2 H15MET High 15 Meteorological Station BLUERD Blue Ridge Standard RG CARPMT Carpenter Mountain Storage RG EARTHF Earthflow Standard RG FRISEL Frissell Ridge Storage RG H15PND Hi-15 Pond Standard RG L523RG Hi-15 Unit L523 Storage RG MACKWE Mack West Standard RG MCRAEB McRae Bridge Standard RG MIDWAY Midway Standard RG MIRKWD Mirkwood Standard RG RDSEND Roads End Storage RG ROSSRG Ross' House in Blue River Standard RG RS03RG Reference Stand #3 Standard RG RS05RG Reference Stand #5 Standard RG RS18RG Reference Stand #18 Standard RG SLTRWD Shelterwood Standard RG TRAILS Trails End Standard RG RS13RG Reference Stand #13 Open Storage RG GSWS09 WS#9 Gaging Station Standard RG WS09RG Top of WS#9 Storage RG GSWS10 WS#10 Gaging Station Standard RG WS10RG Top of WS#10 Storage RG RD1507 1507 Road Storage RG FORKS_ Forks Standard RG UNIT1F Unit 1F Recording RG WS1SDL WS#1 Saddle Standard RG GSWS01 WS#1 Gaging Station Standard RG SPOTFI Spotfire Unit Storage RG H15RDG Hi-15 Ridge Standard RG WS3JRD WS#3 J Road Standard RG WS3GRD WS#3 G Road Standard RG H15RCK Hi-15 Rockpile Standard RG WS3MRD WS#3 M Road Standard RG UNIT3B Unit 3B Standard RG UNIT3H Unit 3H Standard RG VARMET Vanilla Leaf Meadow Meteorological Station PRECIP_METHOD An indication of the the general methodology and instrumentation used to collect this precipitation data char(6) PPT115 Daily precipitation represents the total from a stand-alone rain gage composed of standing pipe w/tank gage, a propane-heated 20-inch dia. orifice at 455 cm height and surrounded by a Valdai-style double wind fence; Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT101 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a Universal Recording rain and snow gage with chart recorder at height 260 cm PPT118 Daily precipitation represents the total from an ETI Instruments Noah IV weighing-type precipitation gauge with 8-inch orifice at height 250 cm PPT102 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a Leupold-Stevens Q-12 snow-rain gage and chart recorder at height 550 cm PPT103 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a propand-heated Qualimetrics (Weather Measure) Weathertronics Model 6041 tipping bucket 8-inch gage with punch tape recorder at height 550 cm PPT104 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 550 cm with a Stevens Type A-35 water level recorder; 15 min output PPT119 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 550 cm with a Stevens Type A-35 water level recorder; daily only PPT105 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with a Stevens Type A-35 water level recorder; 15 min output PPT106 Daily precipitation represents the total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge prorated on a daily basis from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with pressure transducer water level recorder and CS datalogger PPT113 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated 8-inch shelter-top collector with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with pressure transducer water level recorder and Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT107 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Texas Electronics TE525 tipping bucket 6" raingage located on 1 meter high platform with a Campbell Scientific data logger (or Interface Instrument datalogger before 1988) PPT108 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Texas Electronics TE525 tipping bucket 6" raingage located on 1 meter high platform with a Campbell Scientific data logger PPT114 Daily precipitation represents the total from a stand-alone rain gage composed of standing pipe w/tank gage, a propane-heated 20-inch dia. orifice at 455 cm height and surrounded by a Valdai-style double wind fence; Campbell datalogger; daily output only PPT116 Daily precipitation represents the total from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 13.3-inch orifice, tank gage, and alter wind shield at 625 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT109 Daily precipitation represents the total from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 450 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger; daily output only PPT110 Daily precipitation represents the total from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 450 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger; hourly output PPT111 Daily precipitation represents the total from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 450 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger; 5 minute output PPT112 Daily precipitation represents the total from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 305 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger; 5 minute output PPT117 Daily precipitation represents the total from a stand-alone rain gage composed of standing pipe w/tank gage, a propane-heated 20-inch dia. orifice at 455 cm height in a clearing and surrounded by a natural tree wind break; Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT015 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a stand-alone rain gage composed of standing pipe w/tank gage, a propane-heated 20-inch dia. orifice at 455 cm height and surrounded by a Valdai-style double wind fence; Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT001 Total precipitation is digitized with 15 minute resolution from a Universal Recording rain and snow gauge with chart recorder at height 260 cm and prorated to the weekly total from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge PPT018 Total precipitation is sampled every 15 minutes from an ETI Instruments Noah IV weighing-type precipitation gauge with 8-inch orifice at height 250 cm PPT004 Total precipitation is digitized with 15 minute resolution from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 550 cm with a Stevens Type A-35 water level recorder chart; prorated to periodic totals from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gage PPT005 Total precipitation is digitized with 15 minute resolution from a heated 8-inch shelter-top orifice with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with a Stevens Type A-35 water level recorder chart; prorated to periodic totals from an 8-inch Standard Rain Gage PPT013 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a heated 8-inch shelter-top collector with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with pressure transducer water level recorder and Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT007 Total precipitation is sampled hourly from a Texas Electronics TE525 tipping bucket 6" raingage located on 1 meter high platform with a Campbell Scientific data logger (or Interface Instrument datalogger before 1988) PPT008 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a Texas Electronics TE525 tipping bucket 6" raingage located on 1 meter high platform with a Campbell Scientific data logger PPT016 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 13.3-inch orifice, tank gage, and alter wind shield at 625 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT010 Total precipitation is sampled hourly from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 450 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT011 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 450 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT012 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a shelter-top heated rain gage with 12-inch orifice, pressure transducer water level recorder, and alter wind shield at 305 cm; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT017 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a stand-alone rain gage composed of standing pipe w/tank gage, a propane-heated 20-inch dia. orifice at 455 cm height in a clearing and surrounded by a natural tree wind break; Campbell datalogger PPT401 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Leupold-Stevens Q-12 8" snow-rain recording chart gage PPT402 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 285 cm height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT403 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 330 cm height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT404 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 435 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT405 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 435 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder PPT406 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 450 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT407 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 450 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder PPT408 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 450 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with pressure transducer water level recorder PPT409 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at 450 cm height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT410 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT411 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated shelter-top 8" rain gage at 810 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder collected at 15 minute intervals PPT412 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated shelter-top 8" rain gage at 810 cm height with an A-35 chart recorder to measure depth PPT413 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 105 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT414 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 105 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder PPT415 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 130 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT416 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 130 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with pressure transducer water level recorder PPT417 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 130 cm height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT418 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 140 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT419 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 140 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with pressure transducer water level recorder PPT420 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 140 cm height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT421 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 150 cm height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT422 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 155 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT423 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 160 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT424 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 160 cm height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with pressure transducer water level recorder PPT425 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at 160 cm height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT426 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT427 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT428 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with magnetostrictive tank gage PPT429 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed PVC standard rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT430 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 7.5" rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT431 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 7.5" rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a Leupold-Stevens Q-12 8" snow-rain recording chart gage PPT432 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 7.75" rain gage at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT433 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 8" rain gage (Belfort) at 115 cm height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT434 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 8" rain gage (Belfort) at 95 cm height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT435 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 8" rain gage (Belfort) at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT436 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 8" rain gage (Belfort) at unspecified height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT437 Daily precipitation represents the total from a standard non-recording 8" rain gage (Belfort) at unspecified height prorated using a propane-heated Weather Measure tipping bucket punch tape recorder PPT438 Daily precipitation represents the total from a locally-designed or unknown storage gage with winter-long capacity at unspecified height prorated using a Belfort Universal recording gage PPT439 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at unspecified height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with A-35 chart recorder PPT440 Daily precipitation represents the total from a Sacramento 8" storage gage at unspecified height prorated using a heated shelter-top rain gage with pressure transducer water level recorder PPT301 Total precipitation is digitized with hourly resolution from an 8-inch diameter Leupold-Stevens Type Q-12 chart rain and snow recording gauge at an unspecified height PPT311 Total precipitation is sampled every 15 minutes from a heated shelter-top 8" rain gage at 810 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT312 Total precipitation is recorded from a heated shelter-top 8" rain gage at 810 cm height with an A-35 chart recorder to measure depth and digitized with Summagraphics 1812 digitizer for 15 minute outpu PPT313 Total precipitation is recorded from a heated shelter-top 8" rain gage at 810 cm height with an A-35 chart recorder to measure depth and hand digitized for hourly output PPT441 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated shelter-top 13.1" orifice rain gage at 870 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder collected at 15 minute intervals PPT341 Total precipitation is sampled every 15 minutes from a heated shelter-top 13.1" orifice rain gage at 870 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT342 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a heated shelter-top 13.1" orifice rain gage at 870 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder; Campbell Scientific data logger PPT442 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated shelter-top 13.1" orifice rain gage at 870 cm height with a Stevens PAT water level shaft encoder collected at 5 minute intervals PPT020 Total precipitation is sampled every 5 minutes from a heated 8-inch shelter-top collector with alter wind shield at height 410 cm with a Stevens Instruments Position Analog Transmitter (PAT) water level shaft encoder and Campbell Scientific datalogger PPT120 Daily precipitation represents the total from a heated 8-inch shelter-top collector with alter wind shield at ht. 410 cm with Stevens Instruments Position Analog Transmitter (PAT) water level shaft encoder and Campbell Sci. datalogger (See method PPT020) HEIGHT Height of sensor from ground surface numeric(4,0) centimeters 1 natural 100.0000 627.0000 QC_LEVEL Quality control flag indicates level of quality checking performed including an indication of "provisional" data. char(2) 1P Data is provisional and subject to revision - preliminary quality checks have been performed 1A Data is published and unlikely to change - automated range checking and manual review has been conducted. Quality is indicated in data value qualifier flags. 1D Data is published and unlikely to change - data is derived or aggregated from published data of level 1A 2A Data is published and unlikely to change - Level 1A data has been modified such that data gaps may be filled or problem data may be removed 2D Data is published and unlikely to change - data is derived or aggregated from published data of level 2A PROBE_CODE Probe number code indicates the measurement type, site, and sensor number (e.g., PPTCS201) char(8) PPT50701 Precipitation at 1507 Road, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPT52301 Precipitation at Unit L523, probe no.01, locally-designed rain gauge PPTBLU01 Precipitation at Blue Ridge, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTCAR01 Precipitation at Carpenter Mountain, probe no. 01, storage gauge PPTCEN03 Precipitation at Central Met station (CENMET), probe no. 03, standard rain gauge PPTCS201 Precipitation at Climatic Met Station at WS#2 (CS2MET), probe no. 01, standard rain gauge PPTEAR01 Precipitation at Earthflow, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTFRK01 Precipitation at Forks, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTFRK02 Precipitation at Forks, probe no.02, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTFRS01 Precipitation at Frisell Ridge , probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTGRD01 Precipitation at Watershed 3 (G-Road), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGS001 Precipitation at Watershed 10 Gauging Station, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGS101 Precipitation at Watershed 1 Gauging Station, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGS901 Precipitation at Watershed 9 Gauging Station, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTGSM01 Precipitation at Mack Creek Gauging Station (GSMACK), probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTGSM02 Precipitation at Mack Creek Gauging Station (GSMACK), probe no. 02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTH1501 Precipitation at Hi15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no. 01, standard rain gauge PPTJRD01 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 3 (J-Road #14), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTJRD02 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 3 (J-Road), probe no.02, Sacramento storage gauge PPTMCR01 Precipitation at McRae Bridge, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTMID01 Precipitation at Midway , probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTMRD01 Precipitation at Watershed 3 (M-Road), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTMRK01 Precipitation at Mirkwood , probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTMWE01 Precipitation at Mack West, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTO1301 Precipitation at Wildcat Mountain, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTPND01 Precipitation at Hi-15 Pond, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTR0301 Precipitation at Reference Stand 3, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTR0501 Precipitation at Reference Stand 5, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTR1801 Precipitation at Reference Stand 18, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTRCK01 Precipitation at Hi-15 Rockpile on Watershed 6, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTRDG01 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 8 (Hi-15 Ridge), probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTRDG02 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 8 (Hi-15 Ridge), probe no.02, Sacramento storage gauge PPTRDS01 Precipitation at Roads End, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTROS01 Precipitation at Ross' house in Blue River, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTSDL01 Precipitation at Watershed 1 Saddle, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTSDL02 Precipitation at Watershed 1 Saddle, probe no.02, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTSPT01 Precipitation at Spot Fire Unit, probe no.01, storage gauge PPTSPT02 Precipitation at Spot Fire Unit, probe no.02, standard rain gauge PPTSWD01 Precipitation at Shelterwood, probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTTRL01 Precipitation at Trails End , probe no.01, PVC standard rain gauge PPTU1F01 Precipitation at Unit 1F, probe no.01, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTU3B01 Precipitation at Unit 3B, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTU3H01 Precipitation at Unit 3H, probe no.01, standard rain gauge PPTUPL03 Precipitation at Upper Lookout Met Station (UPLMET), probe no.03, standard rain gauge PPTVAN03 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Met Station (VANMET), probe no.03, standard rain gauge PPTVAN05 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Road, probe no.05, standard rain gauge PPTVAR04 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Meadow, probe no.04 (VARMET), standard rain gauge PPTWS001 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 10, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTWS901 Precipitation at Top of Watershed 9, probe no.01, Sacramento storage gauge PPTCEN01 Precipitation at Central Met Station (CENMET), probe no. 01, stand-alone recording rain gauge PPTUPL01 Precipitation at Upper Lookout Met Station (UPLMET), probe no.01, stand-alone recording rain gauge PPTVAN01 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Met Station (VANMET), probe no.01, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTCS203 Precipitation at Climatic Met Station at WS#2 (CS2MET), probe no. 03, recording rain gauge PPTH1502 Precipitation at Hi15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTCEN02 Precipitation at Central Met Station (CENMET), probe no. 02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTVAR02 Precipitation at Vanilla Leaf Meadow Met Station (VARMET), probe no.02, stand-alone recording rain gauge PPTUPL02 Precipitation at Upper Lookout Met Station (UPLMET), probe no.02, shelter-top recording rain gauge PPTPRI01 Precipitation at Primary Met Station (PRIMET), probe no.01, Texas Electronics tipping bucket rain gauge PPTPRI02 Precipitation at Primary Met Station (PRIMET), probe no.02, stand-alone model; inconsistencies prevent sharing data PPTPRI03 Precipitation at Primary Met Station (PRIMET), probe no.03, NADP instrumentation PPTH1503 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.03, Stevens Q-12 recording rain gauge PPTH1504 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.04, Weather Metrics recording tipping bucket rain gauge PPTH1505 Precipitation at Hi-15 Met Station (H15Met), probe no.05, Leupold and Stevens A-71 level chart recorder PPTCS202 Precipitation at Climatic Met Station at WS#2 (CS2MET), probe no. 02, Noah IV recording rain gauge DATE_TIME Date and time in Pacific Standard Time (PST) of sensor reading datetime YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss 10/1/1957 12:00:00 AM 3/18/2019 12:25:00 PM PRECIP_TOT Total precipitation over the last interval (e.g., 5 or 15 minutes) numeric(6,2) millimeters 0.030000 real 0.0000 418.5000 PRECIP_TOT_FLAG Total precipitation flag char(1) * Snowbridging or snow capping of gauge A Accepted value E Estimated value M Missing value Q Questionable value T Trace of precipitation U Undercatch of precipitation C Cumulative estimate of total precipitation since last recorded precipitation value P Fire effects are visible in the data EVENT_CODE Any event, disruption in protocol, or unusual conditions that occur at the given date or time and may have an effect on the data values; contact information manager for access to specific details from the field 'Notes' database char(6) LOGGER Change in data logger, data logger program, or wiring QUALTY Event may directly affect data quality (individual activities tracked in field notes database) INTPRO Internal processing may produce an anomalous reading WEATHR A weather event has occurred that may affect reading CALIBR Associated with the inspection or replacement of sensors for calibration METHOD Change in data collection method MAINTE A maintenance event has occurred NA No event is reported (not applicable) INSREM Sensor is installed or removed CLEARD Site clearing of trees and brush around the meteorological station is being conducted BURNED Burning, including cleared trees and brush or wildfire, around the meteorological station or within the watershed (code begins at event initiation) PRIMARY MS00413.SITECODE MS00413.PROBE_CODE MS00413.DATE_TIME NOTNULL MS00413.DBCODE MS00413.ENTITY MS00413.SITECODE MS00413.PROBE_CODE MS00413.PRECIP_TOT_FLAG MS00413.PRECIP_METHOD MS00413.HEIGHT MS00413.QC_LEVEL MS00413.EVENT_CODE MS00413.DATE_TIME 10909135 degrees; latitude (parallel) or longitude (meridian) one day excluding leap seconds, 86400 seconds dimensionless number, i.e., ratio, count centimeters; .01 meters millimeters; .001 meters