Category Archives: GLOBE Protocols

Surface Temperature Field Campaign

Posted on 11/28/2007 by peggy

This is a fun and busy time! This is the first blog by Professor Kevin Czajkowski of the University of Toledo, Toledo Ohio, USA, as part of a Surface Temperature Field Campaign (see the announcement). There will be many more! … Continue reading →

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SCUBAnauts Operation Deep Climb – Day 5

Posted on 11/27/2007 by peggy

As the Operation Deep Climb hikers make their way up Mauna Kea, not only does the team tire, but some are experiencing altitude sickness. This is because they live at sea level, and air pressure lowers as they get higher. … Continue reading →

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SCUBAnauts Operation Deep Climb – Day 4

Posted on 11/20/2007 by peggy

What an exciting adventure for both groups! To see what kind of weather they were encountering, I obtained a radiosonde sounding at nearby Hilo, which is located on the east side of the island of Hawaii and east of Mauna … Continue reading →

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SCUBAnauts Operation Deep Climb (ODC) – Day 4

Posted on 11/20/2007 by peggy

Day 4 – 14 October 2007 Anna – 16 Operation: Deep Climb participant Well I woke up and finished the last few things that I needed to do to be ready to leave and then joined the rest of my … Continue reading →

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SCUBAnauts International (SNI) – Day 4

Posted on 11/20/2007 by peggy

Day 4 – 12 October 2007 Madison SNI participant The KMC (Kilauea Military Camp) is at an altitude of about 4,068 feet (1240 m). You can see the geothermal vents from the road. The caldera is eleven miles (17.7 km) … Continue reading →

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