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* '''Date'''<br/>The date your new Operation PWL was created or buried.
 
* '''Date'''<br/>The date your new Operation PWL was created or buried.
 
* '''Comment'''<br/>A descriptive comment about your new Operation PWL, if desired.
 
* '''Comment'''<br/>A descriptive comment about your new Operation PWL, if desired.
{{Note|this "header" comment is DIFFERENT from the "detail" comment accessed via the snowpack workflow module - it is the workflow detail comment that appears in reports|NoteWithImage}}
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{{Note|This "header" comment is DIFFERENT from the "detail" comment accessed via the snowpack workflow module - it is the workflow detail comment that appears in reports|NoteWithImage}}
 
* '''Community PWL'''<br/>You may link your Operation PWL to a Community PWL (see [[Community PWLs]] for more information)
 
* '''Community PWL'''<br/>You may link your Operation PWL to a Community PWL (see [[Community PWLs]] for more information)
 
{{Note|Linking your Operation PWL to a Community PWL allows you to retain your local definition and description of the PWL while linking with the same PWL observed by other InfoEx operations|NoteWithImage}}
 
{{Note|Linking your Operation PWL to a Community PWL allows you to retain your local definition and description of the PWL while linking with the same PWL observed by other InfoEx operations|NoteWithImage}}

Revision as of 16:47, 9 November 2017

REQUIREMENTS
Permission Submission moderator and higher
Connectivity Online only

This document describes how to modify the baseline information of an existing new Operation PWL.

Background

InfoEx requires PWLs to be explicitly defined. Operation PWLs are defined by an operation and represents local PWLs in the snowpack. This allows PWLs to be tracked and offers opportunities for advanced queries.

Operation PWLs are managed by operations, which have full control over the characteristics of these PWLs.

Step-by-step description

1.
Fig. 1: Accessing the Operation PWL menu
Click on the PWL menu in the header of the InfoEx application and select 'Operation PWL'(Fig. 1). This will get you to a page that lists of all of the Operation PWLs that have been created by your operation. In addition to the general characteristics of the PWLs, the list also offers an overview of the number of associated observations and assessments.
2. Highlight the Operation PWL you would like to edit by clicking on it in the list. The row of the selected PWL will be highlighted in a pale yellow.
3.
Fig. 2: Modifying the baseline information of an Operation PWL
Click on the ButtonEdit.png button beneath the 'Operation PWL' title to open a popup window where you can edit the baseline information for your Operation PWL (Fig. 2).

The following baseline information is supported for Operation PWLs:

  • Name
    A meaningful name for your new Operation PWL.
  • Date
    The date your new Operation PWL was created or buried.
  • Comment
    A descriptive comment about your new Operation PWL, if desired.
NOTE This "header" comment is DIFFERENT from the "detail" comment accessed via the snowpack workflow module - it is the workflow detail comment that appears in reports
  • Community PWL
    You may link your Operation PWL to a Community PWL (see Community PWLs for more information)
NOTE Linking your Operation PWL to a Community PWL allows you to retain your local definition and description of the PWL while linking with the same PWL observed by other InfoEx operations
  • Colour
    A default colour that will identify any avalanche problems associated with your new Operation PWL in the Hazard assessment module.
4. Click on the Okay to submit the new Operation PWL to the InfoEx system.

Related documents

Operation PWLs

Community PWLs

Assessing PWLs

Functionality tested by

  • Jan. 2, 2014: Pascal Haegeli