River Watch Database Procedures

This video tutorial guides users on how to enter field data into the New River Watch database. It covers accessing the database, logging in with school credentials, entering field and flow data, handling errors, and finalizing data entries. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of accurate data entry and provides tips for navigating the database interface.

What is the first step to access the River Watch database?

• Open the database application directly

• Visit the Colorado River Watch website

• Download the River Watch app

• Contact the River Watch support team

How do you log in to the River Watch database?

• Using your email and password

• With your school name and password

• By entering a unique code

• Through a social media account

What should you do after selecting your station in the database?

• Log out of the application

• Download the data report

• Enter the date and time of data collection

• Contact the administrator

Where should you enter estimated flow data?

• In the flow data field

• In the comments section

• In the station details

• In the error message box

What happens if you enter data outside the expected range?

• The data is deleted

• An error message guides you

• The data is automatically corrected

• The application crashes

Which bottles should you select during a nutrient month?

• All three bottles

• Only the tall skinny bottle

• No bottles are needed

• Only the milk-jug

What should you do if you have a bug sample?

• Ignore it

• Click the bug sample option

• Enter it in the comments

• Save it for later

What is the final step after entering all data?

• Email the data to the administrator

• Print the data report

• Submit the data and save

• Log out of the application

How can you create a new record after saving?

• Contact support

• Restart the application

• Refresh the page

• Go back to the field data section

What should you double-check before saving your record?

• The weather conditions

• The time of day

• The color of the bottles

• The station number and organization