Kilpisjärvi Atmospheric Imaging Receiver Array

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Thursday, 12 May 2011

Destroying LOFAR — Load #4

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Could we actually get an entire tonne of snow into the digger bucket? Well, with the HBA tile still sitting there unfazed, we decided that n...

Destroying LOFAR — Load #3

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With no discernible damage to the tile, it was time to start getting tough. Rather than easing on a few hundred kilogrammes at a time, we de...

Destroying LOFAR — Load #2

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During the tests there were numerous members of the team taking photographs. In addition we also had a video camera running ready to catch t...

Destroying LOFAR — Load #1

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With the initial preparation work completed, it is time to actually go for it. So, with the area cleared, the digger ready, staff on stand-b...

Destroying LOFAR — Preparation

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Before starting, we experimented with the digger by scooping up loads of snow and dumping them on the ground. Using the same technique that ...

Destroying LOFAR — Introduction

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One of the purposes of the winter testing, was to check whether a conventional LOFAR High-Band Array (HBA) tile would withstand the Arctic c...
Wednesday, 11 May 2011

Ice cores — Part 2

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In the last post, we explained how we had started taking a small set of snow/ice cores around the site to assess how the snow had built up a...
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