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Cordell Expeditions VKØEK Heard Island 2016

Heard Island

Atlas Cove Spit Bay Long Beach

Laurens Peninsula Atlas Cove VKØEK Campsite

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ANARE

ANARE

VKØIR 1997

DORMGEMHALL DormitoryGEM

16-bed DORM/STORAGE Dormitory, including storage

GEM Greeting, Eating, Meeting …and working

The main VKØEK campsite

GEMDORMHALL

FRONT

AAD TANK REFUGE SHELTERS 2003

VKØEK

Basic wiring diagram for VKØEK WiFi

Stations Elecraft K3S N1MM+DXA3

Heard Island - Atlas CW Stations

Antennas Coming soon…

DXA - The Online Radio Log Server Heard IslandSatellitesInternet

DXA - The Online Radio Log Server

Heard Island - Geography

Radio paths to/from Heard Island

2014

Scientific research Goal:  Obtain new observations and data relating to the effects of global climate change Means:  Collections of specimens to identify unknown species of plants and animals  Photogrammetry to measure changes in glaciers, lagoons, and land, espeically recently deglaciated land  Photodocumentation of new geologic features such as emergent streams and plumes, eruption and venting, weather and atmospheric phenomena

Aerial images using remote airborne cameras Multicopter (drone) Flyable (kite-borne) camera

Search for new species as particulates in water and air Airborne Wet-dry vac Anderson Impactor “Next-Generation” Impactor Waterborne

Foraminifera Tardigrada Digital microscope to image microscopic organisms

Photo-documentation of environmental debris Plastic Bonal Heard Island receives floating debris directly from South Georgia

Roller vortices shed from mountains affects biota Roller vortices A remote automatic station could record wind data over a year

Pitman et al. Search for the reported new Type of killer whale

Full Project Plan: /DOCUMENTS/

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/NEWSLETTER/ The Heard Island Newsletter Free (electronic) subscription at:

The 2016 Heard Island DXpedition the On-Island Team Adam Brown K2ARB Alan Cheshire VK6CQ Arliss Thompson W7XU Bill Mitchell AEØEE Carlos Nascimento NP4IW Dave Farnsworth WJ2O David Lloyd K3EL Fred Belton WM4MXD Gavin Marshall VK2BAX Hans-Peter Blattler HB9BXE Jim Colletto N6TQ Kenneth Karr NG2H Robert W. Schmieder KK6EK Vadym Ivliev UT6UD

The W4DXCC Angel Match Donations made at the W4DXCC Convention will be doubled by the VKØEK Angel Please see team member Fred Belton KM4MXD or Dave Anderson K4SV

Dr. Robert W Schmieder KK6EK Cordell Expeditions 4295 Walnut Blvd. Walnut Creek, CA Phone: (925) Website: