STEEP Project Information
(updated 5/20/05).
STEEP Station Information
(updated 6/8/05)
Field Notes
(updated 5/25/05)
AEIC Tel: 907-474-7320
AIEC Fax: 907-474-5618
- Dr. Roger Hansen roger
Alaska State Seismologist
907-474-5533 - Steve Estes estes
Seismic Network Engineer
907-474-7425 - Josh Stachnik josh
Seismic Data Manager
907-474-1830 - Martin LaFevers martin
Seismic Data Manager/Field Technician
907-474-5627 - John Sandru sandru
Seismic Data Analyst
907-474-1151
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Wednesday June 8th, 2005
Posted
2:15 PM,
Submitted by Steve
Suckling Hills site information has been posted. Maps and figures pertaining to the Suckling Hills
station location and the telemetry path to Bering Glacier Camp are available.
Click here to check them out. This content was provided by
Steve Estes.
Suckling Hills site information has been posted. Maps and figures pertaining to the Suckling Hills
station location and the telemetry path to Bering Glacier Camp are available.
Click here to check them out. This content was provided by
Steve Estes.
Tuesday June 7th, 2005
Posted
2:15 PM,
Submitted by chris at giseis dot alaska dot edu
A map of STEEP GPS sites has been posted. This map
was provided by Dr. Chris Larsen (e-mail questions to "chris at giseis dot alaska dot edu").
A map of STEEP GPS sites has been posted. This map
was provided by Dr. Chris Larsen (e-mail questions to "chris at giseis dot alaska dot edu").
Tuesday June 7th, 2005
Posted
1:30 PM,
Submitted by Steve
Images showing how a seismic monitoring site is installed have been posted. These photographs illustrate
the various steps in in the construction of a site. The photos were taken at a variety of locations in Alaska.
This content was provided by
Steve Estes.
Images showing how a seismic monitoring site is installed have been posted. These photographs illustrate
the various steps in in the construction of a site. The photos were taken at a variety of locations in Alaska.
This content was provided by
Steve Estes.
Friday May 27th, 2005
Posted
1:30 PM,
Submitted by Steve
STEEP 20 Site Information has been posted. Photos, maps, and figures pertaining to the STEEP 20 station
location and the telemetry path to Bering Glacier Camp are available.
Click here to check them out. This content was provided by
Steve Estes.
STEEP 20 Site Information has been posted. Photos, maps, and figures pertaining to the STEEP 20 station
location and the telemetry path to Bering Glacier Camp are available.
Click here to check them out. This content was provided by
Steve Estes.
Wednesday May 25th, 2005
Posted
1:15 PM,
Submitted by Rowdy
Field notes from Bering Glacier Camp, May 5-13, 2005 have been posted. Martin LaFevers and
John Sandru traveled
to Bering Glacier Camp earlier this month to begin the installation of the VSat station and to stage equipment out from Cordova.
Notes from their
field work have been posted.
Important points included in Martin's notes are: progress to date on equipment installation, lists of materiels cached at Bering Glacier Camp and stored in Cordova, materials and equipment needed for subsequent field work, observations of camp conditions, and recommendations for personnel traveling to the camp later this summer.
Here is an excerpt from Martin's field notes...
"5/5
Arrived in Cordova at 6pm. John Sandru and Martin LaFevers. Car Rental: Cordova Auto Rentals 424-5982 $88/day for a big scary van. $3.30/gal for gas. Lodging: Bears Den 424-7168. Nice kitchen, phone, shower, cabin that sleeps 8 is best, on the Eyak River. $75/person. Highly recommended.
5/6
Checked on Vsat mast and solar swingset pipe at Plumbline 424-7205. Was not finished or started. Checked on freight at Alaska Marine Lines 424-4780, subsidiary of Lynden transport. Separated out minimum equipment needed for vsat receive site on Bering Glacier. Helped move the rest of the equipment to a storage reefer. Batteries arrived from manufacturers only the day before. Made contact with Fishing and Flying in case needed. Called Scott Guyer to discuss SkyVan flight details. I spoke with him on Saturday, we made arrangements to fly to the Bering Glacier Camp at 9am Tuesday..."
Click here to read the full text of Martin's notes.
Field notes from Bering Glacier Camp, May 5-13, 2005 have been posted. Martin LaFevers and
John Sandru traveled
to Bering Glacier Camp earlier this month to begin the installation of the VSat station and to stage equipment out from Cordova.
Notes from their
field work have been posted.
Important points included in Martin's notes are: progress to date on equipment installation, lists of materiels cached at Bering Glacier Camp and stored in Cordova, materials and equipment needed for subsequent field work, observations of camp conditions, and recommendations for personnel traveling to the camp later this summer.
Here is an excerpt from Martin's field notes...
"5/5
Arrived in Cordova at 6pm. John Sandru and Martin LaFevers. Car Rental: Cordova Auto Rentals 424-5982 $88/day for a big scary van. $3.30/gal for gas. Lodging: Bears Den 424-7168. Nice kitchen, phone, shower, cabin that sleeps 8 is best, on the Eyak River. $75/person. Highly recommended.
5/6
Checked on Vsat mast and solar swingset pipe at Plumbline 424-7205. Was not finished or started. Checked on freight at Alaska Marine Lines 424-4780, subsidiary of Lynden transport. Separated out minimum equipment needed for vsat receive site on Bering Glacier. Helped move the rest of the equipment to a storage reefer. Batteries arrived from manufacturers only the day before. Made contact with Fishing and Flying in case needed. Called Scott Guyer to discuss SkyVan flight details. I spoke with him on Saturday, we made arrangements to fly to the Bering Glacier Camp at 9am Tuesday..."
Click here to read the full text of Martin's notes.
Wednesday, May 25th, 2005
Posted
12:45 PM,
Submitted by Steve
STEEP Site 11A Information has been posted. Photos and figures pertaining to the STEEP 11A station
location and the telemetry path to Bering Glacier Camp are available.
Click here to check them out. This content was provided by
STEEP Site 11A Information has been posted. Photos and figures pertaining to the STEEP 11A station
location and the telemetry path to Bering Glacier Camp are available.
Click here to check them out. This content was provided by