This was the first time we set up an antenna on a spike mount. We were pleasantly surprised at how easy it was.
This was the first time we set up an antenna on a
spike mount. We were pleasantly surprised at how easy it was.
Frost and snow are things that we are not use to seeing
on equipment. Who knew a compass could double as an ice scraper!
Where oh where is the benchmark? Not even a hand-held
GPS and metal detector were able to help us this time.
Is that someone jackhammering 10 ft away from our
site?! Luckily, it turned out to be someone from the team who knew
what they were doing! If you look closely, you can see the receiver to
the right of the tallest tree.
Active Tectonics
Research Group at UC Berkeley
UC Berkeley
Seismological Laboratory
Department of Earth
and Planetary Sciences
University of California, Berkeley