CCS1 · CORTLAND, NEW YORK
Site field tracker
Daily reports, cleaning progress, and photos in one place.
Full array overview
Tap a row to inspect its 28 modules below.
← North · barge end
East: 255 rows · 7,140 modulesWest: 180 rows · 5,040 modules · rows 7–8 omitted
Row detail
Select an array and row to see individual modules.
Position 1 starts at the equipment lane; position 28 is the outer edge.
Tap a module for its latest condition and cleaning history.
Work log
Cleaning and inspections, with a retained correction history.
Daily field log
Crew time, production, conditions, and follow-up in one project record.
Daily counts may include repeat cleaning. Only location-based panel records update map completion.
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Daily photos
Photos from panel entries and daily reports, grouped by work date.
QUICK REFERENCE
A short entry for every stretch
- Select the date, cleaning round, and array.
- Enter one row or a range. Use “Whole rows” or specify module positions.
- Select Cleaning or Inspection and record the conditions.
- Add photos and notes, then save. Wait for the saved confirmation.
Condition scale
- Clean
- No visible droppings.
- Light
- Scattered droppings, under approximately 10% of the surface.
- Moderate
- Approximately 10–25% of the surface.
- Heavy
- Approximately 25–50% of the surface.
- Severe
- Over approximately 50%, or caked/hardened deposits.
These are visual field categories from the supplied workbook, not measurements of energy loss. Use a separate entry when a subset of modules has a different condition.
Reading the map
Cleaning shows unique modules logged as cleaned in the selected round. Aging means the cleaning date exceeds the configured window; it does not prove modules are dirty. Condition shows the most recent dated observation across all rounds. Same-day observations are ordered by when the entries were first saved. Editing an older entry does not make it a newer observation.
Location convention
Row 1 is at the north/barge end, increasing south. Position 1 is nearest the equipment lane. West rows 7–8 are omitted. The module-level workbook supplies these identifiers. E100 Rev.IFCRev2 confirms the total module quantity and typical 28-module table; field row labels are not established by that drawing.
Access and photos
Anyone with the link can view, add, and correct records. Crew names are self-reported. Corrections require a reason and retain earlier versions. Photos are public to link visitors, compressed to a maximum 2,400 pixels, and stripped of embedded location metadata. Use JPEG, PNG, or WebP; up to 8 photos per entry and 8 MB per file.
Saving requires connectivity. Text drafts are kept on this device when possible; selected photos must be reselected after reloading. Only a saved confirmation means the server received the entry.