I'm working on the below reach...

[www.americanwhitewater.org]'

...and although a gauge has been defined for the reach, it is not updating on the state summary page. Also, I see no way of adding flow ranges. Where do I navigate to, to add the flow ranges and why is are flows not showing up on the state summary page?

Thanks,

TH

This is interesting. I see the gauge on the river page, but not in the edit flow box. The gauge should show up in the edit Flows box.

Try this. Edit the reach again, click on the Flows tab, and add the gauge in again to see what happens.

Paul Martzen
California Stream Team

Hmm, I added the gauge again, which permitted me to add flow ranges, but flows still do not appear on the state summary page?

Todd,

They're showing up now in the state summary page, and your flow ranges are reflected in that reach in the state summary page (i.e., you listed 2000-4000 as "Medium Runnable," and at 2230 cfs, it's showing as a green "R4")--so that's good.

However, the main page in the reach description doesn't reflect your updated flow ranges. It shows the range as 0-100,000 cfs, and it's not color-coded. So the coding still apparently needs some tweakery here.

Matt

Well, Sunday evening, it all seems to be working fine. The main reach page is showing the range as 800 to 10,000 cfs and the present flow of 2050 cfs is displayed in Green.

Now just mark the put in, take-out and a rapid or two on the map. Put one of those photos up as the main display photo also.

Overall the page seems very informative. Nice job!

Paul

Thanks for the submission. The main flow summary won't show your ranges, just flow info. It will show comments that are specific to that flow range though, so you can say "watch out!" or "great level" and that will show up in the summary and the river detail summary.

Ryan