Fortunately we had this night full moon and so it was no big deal to find our way and to build up our tents.
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- Meteorological Field Campaign about temperature inversions in Alpine basins
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The quiet difficult descent
down from
Dürrenstein. Below the fresh fallen snow, icy, old snow made this way
sometimes very slippery.
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Short before Legsteinalm, the sun
disappeared behind the mountains, but we had still a while to go.
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Fortunately we had this night full moon and so it was no big deal to find our way and to build up our tents.
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Next morning. During night an inversion
built up at the Danube valley.
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View to the Upper Austrian mountain ranges. | |
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After a short breakfast we went down to
Gruenloch, in order to install some new temperature data logger.
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We put the mini-computers of the HOBOS (temperature
data logger of Onset) in insulated pipe sections. Last winter we had
problems, that the computer didn't work anymore at -40°C.
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The owner of the land and his employees are watching us and gave us some useful tips. | |
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We installed three HOBOS at the lowest
point of the sinkhole (small mountain basin).
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- last update: 12.01.2004 | contact: stefan@eisenbach.at|