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Check weather
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Write secretary to book Stadtmobil
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Pick up Stadtmobil Card and KIT Transportation card (to open KIT gate)
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Throw in Reiseantrag
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Charge Pb Batteries for Soil Moisture
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Check with Jan Wienhöfer if the Toughbook is available
- Water and Lunch
- Good shoes
- Mobile Phone (Download maps beforehead, not alway internet in the area. Maps.me is a good choice)
- Driving license ;)
- Long trousers (ticks!)
- Rain gear (umbrella) when rain is forecasted
- Stuff you picked up at KIT beforehand + key
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Toughbook (charged)
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Folder with field protocols (there are also instructions for the different loggers in there)
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charged Pb car batteries for soil moisture
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Grey plastic box with:
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All connection cables
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Spare batteries, CR1032 for RainGauges, AA Lithium for Ott
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Lubricant for rain gauge loggers because they tend to get stuck in connector
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10 mm open end wrench to disassemble rain gauge in case sth. is broken (often the Reed contact)
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Small phillips screw driver to open rain gauge logger for battery replacement
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Tape
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Cleaning stuff
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shears for cutting stuff above rain gauges
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First pick up Stadtmobil
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Get all the stuff from Uni
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Use google maps to navigate to the loggers, google maps gives slightly wrong direction for first site, follow the signs to "La Saletta" instead
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Fill out protocoll and download data at every site
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Replace batteries where necessary
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Clean clogged rain gauges
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Do not forget to launch the loggers again after download if necessary
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End of the day: Drive to uni, bring back stuff, depending on Stadtmobil station type you can already leave the Stadtmobil card when there is a key box, if you had to unlock the Stadtmobil with the card at the front window, you have to keep the card and bring it back to the secretary later
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Downlaod data from Toughbook, maybe process it already (talk to Mirko)s