Image of the Week directory from previous years: 2007 - 2006 - 2005 - 2004

Image of May 3, 2008:

.... and another fire season reminder. This photo was taken by Ron Serabia over a fire on April 28, 2008.


Image of April 26, 2008:

.... and remember, fire season will be upon us soon. This photo of a fire plume was taken via motion-detect by a south pointing camera on Lyons Peak on Saturday.


Image of April 19, 2008:

Poster created by Monika Braun about a San Diego State University RiverNet event


Image of April 12, 2008:



Almost 44 megapixel 360 degree view at the Palomar Observatory


Image of April 5, 2008:


"Is this great food or what?"


Image of March 29, 2008:


Work on the 155Mbps radio at the Palomar Observatory, with the 48" telescope dome in the background.


Image of March 22, 2008:


On the roof of the UCSD San Diego Supercomputer Center, with multiple Scripps Institution of Oceanography satellite antennas, as well as an HPWREN antenna (on the right, for an 11GHz 155Mbps link).


Image of March 15, 2008:


Solar-powered Tribal Digital Village Network backbone site.


Image of March 8, 2008:


View of the Santa Margarita Ecological Reserve's river crossing. Clicking on the image will show a 1.2MB Flash video at 480x270 resolution. A 37MB 1920x1080 HD version is also available.


Image of March 1, 2008:


Wolves at the California Wolf Center. HPWREN supports real-time and motion-detect images, as well as time-lapse animations from a network camera at the CWC.


Image of February 16, 2008:


Lunar eclipse on February 20 over downtown San Diego, as seen by network cameras from the NPS Cabrillo National Monument.

The image is a small part of an about 20 megapixel dual-camera composite.


Image of February 16, 2008:


Thursday evening and Friday morning images of snow surrounding Ramona.

Caution: the top image expands to about 38 megapixels, and the bottom image expands to about 53 megapixels


Image of February 10, 2008:


Evening alignment of a new antenna at the Palomar Observatory, with the dome already open.


Image of February 2, 2008:


Antennas and a "heated" anemometer at an HPWREN backbone site on Mt. Laguna.


Image of January 26, 2008:


Day and night at CNM Point Loma.


Image of January 19, 2008:


Ron Serabia and Jim Hale are unloading three large antennas, previously assembled at the Palomar Observatory, for temporary storage at the Ramona Cal Fire Air Attack Base.


Image of January 12, 2008:


Six new antennas for three OC3 links are being stored and assembled on the floor below the 200" telescope at the Palomar Observatory by HPWREN and Observatory staff.


Image of January 5, 2008:


Sunset view from an HPWREN backbone site in the Cuyamaca Mountains. Point Loma is visible in the background.