Image of the Week directory from previous years: 2004 ![]()
Initial more than five year old HPWREN topology
![]() Temeku bridge project work at the SDSU Santa Margarita Ecological Reserve Photo by Pablo Bryant
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Up the tower, at an HPWREN backbone site
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View of the Cuyamaca Mountains from the Palomar Observatory
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Jim Hale installing an HPWREN antenna on November 30, 2005, at the
CDF camp at Puerta La Cruz
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HPWREN connection at the Mt. Laguna Observatory on a wooden pole, since
its installation more than five years ago
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View of the desert towards Toro Peak from the Mt. Laguna HPWREN
backbone site
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Melinda Booth of the California Wolf Center is experimenting with
a high-resolution camera and a PDA for distance education, using
wireless video and two-way audio
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Bud Hale installing a support antenna on a microwave tower for the
Border 50 fire ICP on October 6, 2005
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Michael Peralta of TDVnet, working on a tower at one of their backbone sites,
located at about 6400' elevation on Mt. Laguna
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Inside of a satellite receiver, after the closed unit had
been used by cats as a warm and cozy sleeping spot for years
![]() The California Wolf Center pups born in April are growing ![]()
Border 50 Fire Incident Command Post supported by an HPWREN link
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Cuyamaca Mountains antenna pointing towards the Palomar Observatory,
with newly installed tieback
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Tom Scott, Dean, SDSU College of Sciences, presenting at the 2005
HPWREN Annual Users Workshop at the Santa Margarita Ecological
Reserve
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The HPWREN data link supporting the Incident Command Post for the
Volcan Fire was in place until September 12, 2005
![]() Helicopter airdrop on September 7, 2005, during the Volcan Fire near Julian ![]()
View towards the La Cima area from the Cuyamaca mountains
![]() Just another day for firefighters at the Ramona Air Attack Base.... ![]()
View from the Lyons Peak HPWREN backbone site on August 17, 2005
![]() Pablo Bryant and Ron Serabia receiving 11GHz antennas at SDSU's tower. ![]() Bud Hale and Pablo Bryant are preparing an SDSU tower for antenna replacements. ![]()
Pablo Bryant participating in a July 26th antenna installation on
Mt. Soledad.
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Returning from Lyons Peak after replacing sensors at a CDF site
that are used by firefighters.
![]() July 5 fire area which firefighters got extinguished right before it would have burned a TDVnet relay. Thanks, CDF! ![]() California Wolf Center puppies ready to pounce on each other. ![]()
Cactus flower at the Puerta La Cruz designated CDF ICP site.
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Equipment at the HPWREN backbone site on Mt. Laguna.
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Pablo Bryant and Bud Hale after a successful removal of an eight
foot antenna on Mt. Woodson.
![]() One of several new Alaskan wolf pups born about April 30 at the California Wolf Center, as seen by the HPWREN automated motion-detect camera. Some initial howls from a recently deployed acoustics sensor at the Wolf Center, after a high-pass filter plus amplification using the baudline signal analysis tool, to reduce the wind noise wind noise: (1) and (2). A different and longer howl file, post-processed by Erik Olson with his baudline processor to filter out some of the wind. ![]()
Antenna installation on San Clemente Island
![]() Newly installed fire sensor at the perimeter of the SDSU Santa Margarita Ecological Reserve. More photos:
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Test of a 360 degree camera.
![]() Right outside the window of the "HPWREN Headquarter," a hummingbird is waiting for eggs to hatch. More photos:
![]() Pablo Bryant's May 2005 photo of this Santa Margarita Ecological Reserve inhabitant was taken on his belly from about 4' away. The Red Diamond Rattlesnake was 4-5 feet long and about 2.5 inches in diameter. More photos:
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With the beginning of the 2005 fire season upon us, the OV-10 at the
CDF air base in Ramona is about to take off on an April 30th flight.
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Pablo Bryant is installing a 3 megapixel network camera on a tower
at the Santa Margarita Ecological Reserve on April 20, 2005.
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This April 14, 2005 photo by Jim Hale shows Bud Hale install a 4 foot
antenna above the HPWREN 8 foot antenna on Pt. Loma.
![]() During the dedication ceremony of a NEES facility at Camp Elliot, a concrete column was destroyed. More photos:
More information:
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Regrowth in a previous burn area, surrounding the Dos Picos relay
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Corroded contacts: a prime example of a failure cause.
In this case from the PoE feeder line of a tower-mounted radio.
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SDSU's Field Station Programs staff finished a new telecommunications
site in the highlands of the Santa Margarita Ecological Reserve.
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Bud Hale on March 10, 2005, transporting an 8 foot antenna from
Ramona to Pt. Loma.
![]() A view of Toro Peak as seen on March 3, 2005, from Mt. Laguna. Weather is impacting some access link to Toro Peak. More photos:
![]() A wind sensor on Mt. Laguna that broke in violent weather, and which is soon to be replaced by a heated sonic model. More photos:
http://hpwren.ucsd.edu/Photos/20050113
![]() A successful network/sensor equipment air drop on February 15, 2005 at the SDSU Santa Margarita Ecological Reserve is about to be unhooked. More photos:
http://hpwren.ucsd.edu/Photos/20050215
![]() On February 8, 2005 Bud and Jim Hale, and Dan Zieber were assembling antennas for the new licensed link on the first floor of Palomar's 200 inch observatory dome. More photos:
http://hpwren.ucsd.edu/Photos/20050208
![]() This Februar 2, 2005 photo shows the new HPWREN-connected GPS site installation at the Ramona airport. Related story: http://hpwren.ucsd.edu/news/040402.html More photos:
http://hpwren.ucsd.edu/Photos/20050203
![]() This January 28, 2005 photo shows the inside of the astronomer cage on top of the 200 inch Palomar Observatory telescope. More photos:
http://hpwren.ucsd.edu/Photos/20050129
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The green desert after the rain is shown in this January 13, 2005
photo from the Mt. Laguna HPWREN backbone site.
![]() This January, 2005 photo of an LBNL astronomy poster shows their distributed application, which utilizes HPWREN for data transfer with the Palomar Observatory. More info at http://snfactory.lbl.gov About 47MB PDF file of the LBNL poster Last year's about 22MB PDF version of
the LBNL poster.
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During a January 6, 2005 site survey on San Clemente Island, an
HPWREN-connected sensor site was reviewed. It includes a
meteorological and a seismic sensor.
![]() On December 30, 2004, during weather-related maintenance, the 10Hz ultrasonic anemometer on Mt. Laguna shows significant ice buildup. As did the other co-located sensors. |