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- The Grünloch-Experiment (Lunz am See, Austria)
- Meteorological Field Campaign about temperature inversions in Alpine basins
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At the saddle (1320m) we had to make a
rest. It was snowing now 10cm every hour (it was very difficult to find our
chocolate in the snow after only 5 minutes!!!)
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The weatherstation at the saddle. Please
note, that the sensors are nearly 2m high.
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Georg is downloading data logger NW09.
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In my opinion, this looks like Canada!
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We had to search for the computer-boxes of
the wind-masts of the University of Agricultural Sciences under the snow.
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Bernhard is digging a hole in the 1.40m
deep snow.
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After a long time we found the computer
box of the windmast. Now we had to deinstall the sensitive electronic parts.
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Benedict at the bottom of the sinkhole. In
the background you can see the 2.5m hight anemoneter of our automatic
weather station. The yellow-blue rod is an avalanche probe which we used to
find the computer-boxes of the windmasts.
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After two hours at Gruenloch we decided to
go down. Because of the big quantity of fresh fallen snow the
avalanche-situation got more and more dangerous.
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30cm snow on our cars. After we free our
cars from snow we went to the next "Wirtshaus" in order to eat a big
"Schnitzel".
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- last update: 10.12.2003 | contact: stefan@eisenbach.at|