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This document describes how to create a new [[Definitions#OperationPWL|Operation PWL}} in the InfoEx system.
  
This document describes how to create an operation PWL in the infoex system.
 
 
==Background==
 
==Background==
An Operation PWL is a locally defined snowpack layer. The dating, description and name of the PWL is specific to a single operation.
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An Operation PWL is a locally defined persistent weak layer (PWL) in the snowpack. While PWLs in the old InfoEx system were simply referred to by a burial date, the new InfoEx system requires PWLs to be explicitly defined. This allows PWLs to be tracked more easily and offers opportunities for advanced queries.
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Operation PWLs are managed within operations. Operation have full control over the characteristics of these PWLs.
  
The following information assumes you are logged in to the InfoEx application and you have selected an operation (if you have more than one valid operation).
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An new Operation PWL can be created in two different ways:
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* [[#Creating a new Operation PWL via the Operation PWL menu item|Via the Operation PWL menu item under the PWL heading]]
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* [[#Creating a new Operation PWL in the Snowpack workflow module|Via the Snowpack workflow module]]
  
 
==Step-by-step description==
 
==Step-by-step description==
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==Related documents==
 
==Related documents==
* [[Community PWLs]]
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==Functionality tested by==
 
==Functionality tested by==
* Date: Nov. 30, 2013 / John Kelly / QA Server / Version 3.0.0
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* Jan. 2, 2014: Pascal Haegeli
  
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Revision as of 15:17, 2 January 2014

REQUIREMENTS
Permission Submission moderator and higher
Connectivity Online

This document describes how to create a new [[Definitions#OperationPWL|Operation PWL}} in the InfoEx system.

Background

An Operation PWL is a locally defined persistent weak layer (PWL) in the snowpack. While PWLs in the old InfoEx system were simply referred to by a burial date, the new InfoEx system requires PWLs to be explicitly defined. This allows PWLs to be tracked more easily and offers opportunities for advanced queries.

Operation PWLs are managed within operations. Operation have full control over the characteristics of these PWLs.

An new Operation PWL can be created in two different ways:

Step-by-step description

Creating a new Operation PWL via the Operation PWL menu item

1. Activate the PWL menu from the main infoEx menu.
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Fig. 1: Creating an Operation PWL
Select 'Operation PWL' beneath 'Pwl' (Fig. 1). The current list of Operation PWLs is displayed.
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Fig. 2: Operation PWL settings
Select ButtonAdd.png beneath the 'Operation PWL' title. This will open a popup window where you can provide the baseline information for your Operation PWL.
4. Provide the following information for your Operation PWL (see Fig. 2)
Name: Provide a meaningful name for your Operation PWL.
Date: Provide the date that your Operation PWL was buried.
Comment: Provide a descriptive comment for your Operation PWL, if desired.
Community PWL: You may link your Operation PWL to a Community PWL (see: Community PWLs)
NOTE Linking your Operation PWL to a Community PWL allows you to retain your local definition and description of the PWL while allowing it to be linked with the same PWL observed in other infoEx operations
Colour: Provide a colour that will identify your PWL in hazard assessments.

Creating a new Operation PWL in the Snowpack workflow module

Related documents

Operation PWLs

Community PWLs

Assessing PWLs

Functionality tested by

  • Jan. 2, 2014: Pascal Haegeli