Title: 10/15/2016, Evening Shift 23:00 – 07:00 (16:00 - 00:00) All times in UTC (PT) State of H1: IFO is locked at NOMINAL_LOW_NOISE, 48.0W Intent Bit: Observing Wind: Ranging from a Gentle to a Fresh Breeze (8-24mph 0.03 – 0.1Hz: Z & Y running around 0.8um/s; X at 0.04um/s 0.1 – 0.3Hz: All elevated to around 0.3um/s Outgoing Operator: TJ Activity Log: All Times in UTC (PT) 23:00 (16:00) Take over from TJ 23:25 (16:25) Set Intent Bit to Commissioning 01:08 (18:08) Checked TSC chillers. X OK. Added 300ml to Y 01:13 (18:13) Lockloss – Commissioning. IFO had been locked for 6.5 hours 01:23 (18:23) Sheila - Going to PSL rack area to make measurements 01:38 (18:38) Sheila – Out of the LVEA 04:35 (21:35) Lockloss – Commissioning 05:25 (22:25) Reset Fiber Polarization down to 2 06:30 (23:30) Environmental conditions are deteriorating. No luck relocking. IFO in DOWN 06:31 (23:31) Shelia – Going into LVEA to work on MC 06:52 (23:52) Sheila – Out of the LVEA 07:00 (00:00) Turn over to Travis Shift Details: 10/15/2016, Evening Shift 23:00 – 07:00 (16:00 –00:00) All times in UTC (PT) Support: Jenne, Sheila Incoming Operator: Travis Shift Summary: IFO locked at start of shift. Jenne is commissioning. After lock loss, kept IFO down so Sheila can run some MC measurements. After relocking, just before 03:00 (20:00), PI modes 18 & 26 started to ring up. It took many iterations to get the modes to start to come down. When they were coming down they would hit a point just above the 1 line, drop straight down, then bounce back up. For a while the bounce backs were getting smaller and smaller. However, after a few minutes they started to ring back up. After many more tweaks both modes started to come down. After about 20 minutes both modes disappeared into the noise. Environmental conditions were improving until about 05:00 (22:00), when the second round of storms start to move into the area. Winds are back up from Moderate Breeze (around 15mph) to Fresh Breeze (high 20s). Gusts are in the Gale to Sever Gale range (34 to 47mph). Both seismic bands are correspondingly elevating. To paraphrase W.C. Fields “It’s not a fit night out for man nor beast, or interferometry”.