Field observation 04fd11b20ddfa90d1c435d8a

Archive reference: 04fd11b20ddfa90d1c435d8a

This archive entry summarizes conditions at the Brisk Cedar station in sector FD11-250. The station occupies a small open area between a low ridge and a shallow drainage line. Its reference post keeps seasonal notes, surface measurements, and short descriptions together under one catalogue number.

At the nominal start of the observation, the scene contained bright intervals between showers above compacted clay. The reference thermometer indicated 16.7 degrees Celsius, relative humidity was 58 percent, and the modelled wind speed was 5.5 metres per second. A reference marker was placed 219 metres from the imaginary origin on a bearing of 186 degrees.

The acoustic note for this record mentions two low insect tones. A second listening interval recorded a steady rustle in the grass near fine river sand. Visibility remained adequate across the sector, although the far boundary appeared softer whenever cloud crossed the ridge. No vehicles or powered equipment were noted near the reference post.

Two sample labels were assigned during preparation. The first label is e94a2d304bbe, representing a surface observation. The second is 2d33d981a16c, representing an air observation. Both labels are stored with archive reference 04fd11b20ddfa90d1c435d8a. The pair distinguishes these readings from neighbouring station entries without relying on a place name alone.

Surface texture varied over a short distance. The central patch remained firm, while the eastern margin showed a narrow band of loose material and several shallow impressions. Vegetation was sparse around the post but became denser toward the drainage line. None of the visible features suggested a recent large disturbance.

The closing walk followed the original bearing back toward the station marker. Temperature and wind remained within the range recorded at the start, and the final visual check found the reference post unchanged. Archive reference 04fd11b20ddfa90d1c435d8a was retained with the routine seasonal observation.