Get Acquainted with the Latest Versions of LC & SMBA USGS, TRDI, and SonTek Versions David S. Mueller, OSW April, 2013.

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Get Acquainted with the Latest Versions of LC & SMBA USGS, TRDI, and SonTek Versions David S. Mueller, OSW April, 2013

Outline Collecting Data in Moving-Bed Conditions Versions available for LC and SMBA Brief review of LC basics New LC quality assurance checks Brief review of SMBA basics Using TRDI versions of LC and SMBA Using SonTek version of LC and SMBA Summary

Collecting Data in Moving-Bed Conditions Use DGPS if possible o LC & SMBA are NOT substitutes for using GPS o Webinar recorded last month on use of GPS When to use LC Correction o GPS use is not valid or possible o BT and accurate compass heading can be maintained When to use SMBA Correction o GPS use is not valid or possible o Accurate compass headings cannot be maintained through cross section o BT is invalid intermittently When to use Mid-Section technique o Criteria for GPS, Loop Correction, or Stationary Correction not met

Available Versions of LC & SMBA USGS SonTek RiverSurveyor Live TRDI WinRiver 2

Review of Loop Basics Compass calibration and accuracy throughout the cross section is critical Bottom track must be maintained Uniform boat speed Don’t loiter at edges Return to the exact starting position Loop duration should be 3 minutes or greater (longer=better) May not be accurate for water velocities less than 0.8 ft/s Flow Distance moved upstream D UP

Previous Criteria in LC Moving-bed velocity > 0.04 ft/s Closure error must be in upstream direction o Water direction +/- 135 degrees Moving-bed velocity / Mean water velocity > 0.01 Warnings provided for: o Percent bad bottom track o Potential compass error Determination of loop validity left to the user

New LC Quality Assurance Checks Navigation must be set to Bottom Track o Message: “DATA FILE NOT REFERENCED TO BOTTOM TRACK. Reprocess file with reference set to bottom track.” RSL: Composite tracks must be turned off o Message: “Composite tracks are on. The composite tracks feature in RiverSurveyor should be disabled and the Matlab file recreated in RiverSurveyor and then reloaded in LC.” Slow water velocity warning o Message: “WARNING: The water velocity is less than 0.8 ft/s and could cause the loop method to be inaccurate. CONSIDER USING A STATIONARY TEST TO CHECK MOVING-BED CONDITIONS.”

Invalid Bottom Track Invalid bottom track > 5% o Message: “WARNING: Percentage of bad bottom track values exceeds 5. Loop may not be accurate. PLEASE REVIEW DATA.” Invalid bottom track > 20% o Message: “ERROR: Percent invalid Bottom Track exceeds 20 percent. THE LOOP IS NOT ACCURATE. TRY A STATIONARY MOVING-BED TEST.” Consecutive invalid bottom track > 9 seconds o Message: “ERROR: Consecutive invalid Bottom Track exceeds 9 seconds. THE LOOP IS NOT ACCURATE. TRY A STATIONARY MOVING-BED TEST.”

Compass Evaluation Find apex of loop Compute mean and standard deviation of flow direction for each leg o Difference reported to user Compute uncertainty associated with difference in flow direction o 95% uncertainty ~ stdDev1 * 2 + stdDev2 * 2 Compute potential error caused by compass error Compass ERROR reported o Difference flow directions > 3 degrees o Difference in flow directions > 95% uncertainty o Potential error > 5% Width Closure error due to compass Difference in flow direction Vmb due to compass

Compass Error Message ERROR: Difference in flow direction between out and back sections of loop could result in a 5 percent or greater error in final discharge. REPEAT LOOP AFTER COMPASS CAL. OR USE A STATIONARY MOVING-BED TEST.

Closure & General Errors Downstream closure & moving-bed velocity > 0.04 ft/s o Message: “ERROR: Loop Closure Error not in Upstream Direction -- REPEAT LOOP or USE STATIONARY TEST.” o No error message if moving-bed velocity <= 0.04 ft/s Errors have been identified o Message: “ERROR: Due to ERRORS noted above this loop is NOT VALID. PLEASE CONSIDER SUGGESTIONS.”

Review of SMBA Initially developed for StreamPro o False moving-bed when swimming Applicable to all ADCPs Uses mean velocity direction to determine upstream movement on an ensemble by ensemble basis

Correction Methods LC: The moving-bed velocity from the loop moving-bed test is distributed to each ensemble based on the ratio of the near- bed water speed in each ensemble to the mean of near-bed water speeds for the whole transect. o WinRiver II calls this the distributed method SMBA: Computes a linear coefficient (C) relating the near-bed water speed to moving-bed speed from the stationary tests (Vmb=C*Vnb). This equation is then used to distribute the moving-bed correction to each ensemble in the transect. o WinRiver II calls this the proportional method

Collecting MBT in WinRiver II

Add a File as Moving-Bed Test Right Click on the mmt filename Select desired type of test From file dialog select file to add This must be done for MBTs collected using the StreamPro with a PDA

Processing MBT MBTs are located under the QA/QC – Moving Bed Test node Reprocess / Evaluate View Results View Summary

Reprocess to Manually Evaluate Data Loop Stationary

FAIL / PASS – Still valid Loop MBT

Test Result with Error

Select Tests Check to use Uncheck to not use If test is invalid (ERROR), WR2 will not use the results even if checked Only loops that meet the criteria for a moving-bed condition will be applied. All positive stationary test will be applied even is less than 1% of mean velocity.

MBT Summary with Error

MBT Summary with valid MBT Multiple loops can be used.

Stationary MBT Result If Stationary is checked it is applied even if less than 1% error.

Example of Stationary MBT < 1%

Multiple Tests

Correction Type Distributed o Same as USGS LC o With multiple Loop MBTs average of results is used Proportional o Similar to USGS SMBA o No negative corrections are applied o Correction is always applied even if less than 1% o Used with Stationary or mix of Stationary and Loop

Where are Corrections Applied Discharge corrections based on the results of moving bed tests are only applicable when Bottom Track is the selected navigation reference. The corrected discharge is displayed in the MBT Summary and in the Composite Tabular display, the Discharge Summary, the Total Discharge Time Series, Q Measurement Summary, and in HydroML output. Moving bed corrections are NOT applied to any other parameters or outputs such as velocity and discharge contour, profile, and time series plots, or the Classic or Generic ASCII outputs.

BT with Loop Checked

GPS with Loop Checked (Bug?) Discharge is referenced to GPS correctly!!

Differences with USGS LC & SMBA Rounding in ASCII output file may result in small differences in resulting computed discharge (< 1%) WinRiver II behavior not in USGS codes: o Multiple loops can be averaged o Loops and stationary tests can be applied together o Stationary test is always applied even if correction is < 1% o Negative stationary tests are ignored in WR2

Loop MBT with RiverSurveyors Due to potential compass calibration and accuracy issues associated with the RiverSurveyor M9/S5 ADCPs, use of the stationary moving-bed test will be consistently more accurate than the loop test and is recommended as the preferred moving-bed test for RiverSurveyors until the compass calibration issues can be completely resolved ( ce_for_Calibrating_SonTek_RiverSurveyor.pdf) ce_for_Calibrating_SonTek_RiverSurveyor.pdf The OSW is working with SonTek to try and resolve the compass accuracy issue. This webinar will show how to use RiverSurveyor Live with the loop MBT so that it can be properly applied when the compass issue is resolve.

Collecting MBT in RiverSurveyor Live

System Tab

Loop MBT Collection Dialog

Stationary MBT Collection Dialog

Loading MBT First open your transect files Then open your MBT Only 1 loop can be open at a time Multiple stationary tests can be opened

Dialog for Loop MBT

Dialog for Stationary MBT

Applying MBT for Q Correction Stationary MBT Correction Loop MBT Correction

Results of Apply MBT Correction If these columns are not present right click on heading and select them from the list

SMBA Correction not Displayed (bug?) Samples Tab

Composite Tracks Composite Tracks should be turned off when using LC or SMBA Bug in RSL o Uncheck composite tracks in Processing Toolbox – Thresholds and click Apply All o Return to Processing Toolbox – System Settings and with LC or SM selected click Apply All

RSL’s LC & SMBA Follows USGS code very closely Corrections computed using USGS LC & SMBA formulas May be some differences in final Q due to rounding differences Potential issue: o Invalid BT is identified by repeated identical BT East Velocity o Recent data showed valid BT with identical BT East Velocity o USGS LC 4.10 (Beta) has fixed this problem o Issue will be reported to SonTek o Only causes error in reported % bad BT, actual results of loop are unaffected

Latest Versions USGS o LC 4.04 available to public o LC 4.10 being test by HaWG Speed improvements Fixed invalid BT identification for RSL data o SMBA 6.13 Speed improvements TRDI o WinRiver II 2.10 SonTek o RiverSurveyor Live 3.60

REMEMBER: LC & SMBA are not substitutes for using GPS

Summary Use GPS, if possible, for moving-bed conditions Use Stationary MBT when compass is not accurate throughout the cross section Evaluate and set extrapolation prior to creating files for use by USGS LC or SMBA Use any of the implementations of LC & SMBA (WinRiver II, RiverSurveyor Live, or USGS)

COMMENTS & QUESTIONS