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GeyserLog 4.1

GeyserLog 4.1 is available on the iOS AppStore.
Functionality remains the same, but much of GeyserLog has been rewritten to use newer features of iOS such as SwiftUI, Swift Concurrency and better networking.
- Logbook List replaces the old Logbook view and the Recents list. It allows for display by name or event time over a selectable period of time. Filtering by groups and features is supported. Events use color coding and icons to differentiate between eruptions, notes, webcam and SMS entries, and your own submissions, along with icons to denote comments, confirms, and attachments.
- In the Logbook, when a note is later than the latest eruption event, both will be shown.
- Formatting of messages for Satellite SMS (requires registering your phone number with the GeyserTimes website.)
- The Predictions view will now include the Apple Weather for the same period of time.
- Predictions within an event panel will use the same color bar format, along with a display of the window. The feature name will also be highlighted with the color bar value if applicable.
- Notebook Pages allow the gathering of notes and event times that don't need to be submitted to GeyserTimes. It's still a work in progress, and the views will probably change as field testing progresses. Also, it's not guaranteed to not lose data, so use with caution and please report any failures or problems.
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Grand Geyser Starts, 2025 (Pt.3)
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Grand Geyser Starts, 2025 (Pt.1)
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Fountain Geyser, 2025
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Bulger's Hole, 2025
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Aurum Geyser, 2025
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Penta Geyser, 2025
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Beehive Geyser, 2025
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Sawmill and Uncertain Geysers, 2025
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Great Fountain Geyser, 2025
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Bears in Upper Basin, 2025 May 22
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Observations for 2025 June 14
With all the longer intervals recently, decided it was time to push back my Grand window, especially for nighttime activity. Went out at around the seven hour mark, just as the moon in a clear sky was rising above the ridge.
Still ended up waiting almost an hour for the One Burst Grand Eruption. There was a several second long False Pause at around the 8-1/2 minute mark, then the first burst continued for almost three more minutes.
2025-Jun-14 : 01:33:26 T1Q 01:33:13 Turban -0m13s 01:33:26 B1 --- d=11m15s 01:41:52 FP 8m26s 01:44:41 P1 11m15s 01:45:40 V&T Quit 12m14s ΣD=11m15s * * * * * 00:40:13 d=03m53s 00:58:26 Int: 18m13s d=03m29s 01:14:47 Int: 16m21s d=03m12s Turban: 18m26s