18.4.2018
7 cumecs at Syam, rising later. This seemed somewhat below MW.
One blocking tree, 50 below the source. Shortly after that some tight wire across the river at chest height.
Otherwise all good.

We didn't think it was worth portaging the last weir for the last drop before the the bridge, so we got out just above it.

19.4.2018
4 cumecs on the gauge, slightly dropping. All good, but a *little* more water would be nice.

CrowdWater is a University of Zurich "citizen science" project to collect hydrological data. Their project is a bit confusing but there is something that could be useful to us.

I have created a Crowdwater spot for us with a reference photo of the Alb pegelstein.

https://www.spotteron.com/crowdwater/spots/28068

- Get the Crowdwater app and get a login.
- When you are at the spot, take a photo of the Pegelstein from the opposite bank.
- Upload the photo to Crowdwater.

Most simply, I think that everyone will be able to see the sequence of photos for the spot.

Crowdwater will compare your photo with the reference photo to derive a sequence of water level values. I don't think those numbers will be useful for us. But the idea is very cool and I would be interested to see it in action.

CrowdWater is a University of Zurich "citizen science" project to collect hydrological data. Their project is a bit confusing but there is something that could be useful to us.

I have created a Crowdwater spot for us with a reference photo of the Alb pegelstein.

https://www.spotteron.com/crowdwater/spots/28068

- Get the Crowdwater app and get a login.
- When you are at the spot, take a photo of the Pegelstein from the opposite bank.
- Upload the photo to Crowdwater.

Most simply, I think that everyone will be able to see the sequence of photos for the spot.

Crowdwater will compare your photo with the reference photo to derive a sequence of water level values. I don't think those numbers will be useful for us. But the idea is very cool and I would be interested to see it in action.

Sehr viel Holz am herumliegen aber meistens fahrbar

Seile und Holz geräumt

Beschreibung: https://shinguz.ch/blog/kanu-reko-tour-seez/

The section above, then this section, and then on to Chézery-Forens
https://vimeo.com/68838510

This section, and then on to Chézery-Forens
https://vimeo.com/68838510

Ergänzend zum vorherigen Eintrag noch zwei Fotos bei wenig Wasser, welche zeigen weshalb rechts von der Mitte gefahren werden sollten

Das alte Läderachwehr vor Ennenda hat sich wieder stärker ausgebildet und dürfte bei mehr Wasser rückläufig werden.

Seile und Holz geräumt. Strecke 3x bei 35m3 gefahren und einiges Keilholz entfernt. Ein ganzes Spannseil der Slalomanlage wurde tage zuvor bereits geborgen.

Der beste Einstieg ist am Bürgermeisteramt („Mairie“) am Espace Deydier in Ucel
44.626083, 4.397322

Die Kalibrierung des Pegels grob falsch.
NW=10cbm/s
MW=50cbm/s
HW=200cbm/s

die Kalibrierung des Pegels ist grob falsch.
NW=10cbm/s
MW=40cbm/s
HW=100cbm/s

Baum links, ca 500m nach schwarzem Loch (nach der grossen Linkskurve in der folgenden Schwallstrecke): ist grösstenteils rausgesägt. Stellt keine Gefahr mehr dar (reicht wenig in den Uferbereich links, gut sichtbar und nicht in der Strömung)

Recieved 7.4.18: "Done the upper gravona today... Level says medium, but it should not be less water than today, 145cm should be close to low water"

Bei 210 gefahren, noch kein wirkliches HW Gefühl.