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# Issue Log

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The Issues tab contains a format to create, manage and store issues within an "Issue log" for a station. The issue log therefore provides important information for the data monitoring of a station, allowing for "open" issues to be highlighted to aid their resolution, and to track their progress over the course of a measurement campaign. BrightWind recommend the issue log is used to record all information that may be relevant for a user further handling the data. This allows there to be full traceability over issues that may arise during the course of a measurement campaign, and drives more transparencey and certainty for any analysis utilising this data.

Add an issue by using the "ADD ISSUE" button. Then, enter the details of the issue: Date of issue, Title and Status (Open or Closed). Once created, comments providing further detail can be added using the "+" button under the "Actions" column of the issue. Comments can then be edited and deleted as desired.

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As the measurement campaign progresses and issues are resolved through maintenance, issues can be updated by changing their status (Open to Closed), and comments added to describe how the issue has progressed. Open issues are summarised on the station's General tab, providing more visibility to ongoing issues.


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