
The 2004 Glacsweb team: Kirk, Dan, Al, Sas, Hanna, Jane, Richard, Kathryn, Pari, Kim and Royan

The initial radar survey was quick and efficient. It showed the glacier depth to be around 60-70m and a river (which we could avoid).

Building the base station

Deployment tool in action (briefly)

Working in the cabin

Real Time DGPS mapping on glacier

Wired transceiver (radio) which goes into the ice

Borehole cam

The new base station now sports a weather station and has one big box with only batteries!

A close up of the spaghetti which is base2. It now runs Linux on a BitsyX.