Snowpack observations - Revision history

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 ==Special functionality==
 In addition to associating snowpack observations with a predefined location from your location catalog, it is also possible to drop a pin on a map to indicate exactly where the observation was taken. See [[Providing the exact location of an avalanche or snowpack observation]] for more information on how to drop a pin.
 ==Related documents==

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 This observation type refers to snowpack observations as described in OGRS (2014) section 2. While the current version of InfoEx does not have explicit entry forms for snow profile observations like in SnowPro or other snow profile applications, the comments field of the snowpack observation type allows users to describe the main characteristics observed in their snow profile and their test results in free-text format. Snow profiles can also be easily included as an attachment.
-{{Note|The old InfoEx had an observation type call Snowpack Structure that was used for both the general description of the local snowpack structure and the description of snow profile observations. In the new InfoEx, these two observation types are separated more clearly. While snow profile observations are entered into the snowpack observation type, general descriptions of the snowpack structure are entered into the [[Snowpack module|snowpack workflow module]].|NoteWithImage}}
+{{Note|The old InfoEx had an observation type called Snowpack Structure that was used for both the general description of the local snowpack structure and the description of snow profile observations. In the new InfoEx, these two observation types are separated more clearly. While snow profile observations are entered into the snowpack observation type, general descriptions of the snowpack structure are entered into the [[Snowpack module|snowpack workflow module]].|NoteWithImage}}
 [[File:SnowpackObsDefault.png|300px|thumb|right|Fig. 1: Default format of snowpack observation entry form]]

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 ==Special functionality==
 In addition to associating snowpack observations with a predefined location from your location catalog, it is also possible to drop a pin on a map to indicate exactly where the observation was taken. See [[Providing the exact location of an avalanche or snowpack observation]] for more information on how to drop a pin.
 ==Related documents==

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-{{Issue|In Location Details the Aspect & Elevation plugin as a placeholder for a future enhancement. This is not a bug.<br/>''Workaround'': Drop a pin of include the aspect/elevation in the Observation Summary text field or as part of the attachment.|IssueNoImage|INFOEX-253|Jan.6, 2015}}
+{{Issue|In Location Details the Aspect & Elevation plugin as a placeholder for a future enhancement. This is not a bug.<br/>''Workaround'': Drop a pin or include the aspect/elevation in the Observation Summary text field or as part of the attachment.|IssueNoImage|INFOEX-253|Jan.6, 2015}}
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-In addition to associating snowpack observations with a predefined location from your location catalog, it is also possible to drop a pin on a Google Earth map to indicate exactly where the observation was taken. See [[Providing the exact location of an avalanche or snowpack observation]] for more information on how to drop a pin.
+In addition to associating snowpack observations with a predefined location from your location catalog, it is also possible to drop a pin on a map to indicate exactly where the observation was taken. See [[Providing the exact location of an avalanche or snowpack observation]] for more information on how to drop a pin.
 {{Note|The map layer for viewing snowpack observations in the map view of the InfoEx report has not been implemented yet.}}

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 {{Requirements|UserLevel=All users|Connectivity=Online and offline}}
-This observation type refers to snowpack observations as described in OGRS (2014) section 2. While the current version of InfoEx does not have explicit entry forms for snow profile observations like in SnowPro or other snow profile applications, the comments field of the snowpack observation type allows users to describe the main characteristics observed in their snow profile and their test results in free-text format. Snow profiles can also be included as an attachment.
+This observation type refers to snowpack observations as described in OGRS (2014) section 2. While the current version of InfoEx does not have explicit entry forms for snow profile observations like in SnowPro or other snow profile applications, the comments field of the snowpack observation type allows users to describe the main characteristics observed in their snow profile and their test results in free-text format. Snow profiles can also be easily included as an attachment.
 {{Note|The old InfoEx had an observation type call Snowpack Structure that was used for both the general description of the local snowpack structure and the description of snow profile observations. In the new InfoEx, these two observation types are separated more clearly. While snow profile observations are entered into the snowpack observation type, general descriptions of the snowpack structure are entered into the [[Snowpack module|snowpack workflow module]].|NoteWithImage}}

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