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These dates were partially chosen to maximize overlap with other platforms, especially the NOAA P3 and the R/V Atlantis.
 
These dates were partially chosen to maximize overlap with other platforms, especially the NOAA P3 and the R/V Atlantis.
  
The site is planned at Caltech. The location of the site can be seen [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=34.140582,-118.122455&num=1&t=h&sll=34.137064,-118.125435&sspn=0.022165,0.038418&ie=UTF8&ll=34.140591,-118.122393&spn=0.00214,0.004128&z=19&iwloc=A in this Google Maps Link]. The coordinates are 34.140582 N, -118.122455‎ (+34° 8' 26.10", -118° 7' 20.84).
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The site is planned at Caltech. The location of the site can be seen [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=34.140582,-118.122455&num=1&t=h&sll=34.137064,-118.125435&sspn=0.022165,0.038418&ie=UTF8&ll=34.140591,-118.122393&spn=0.00214,0.004128&z=19&iwloc=A in this Google Maps Link]. The coordinates are 34.140582 N, -118.122455‎ (+34° 8' 26.10", -118° 7' 20.84). Please do not contact Caltech with logistical questions, rather send those to Jochen, Joost, or Jose.
  
 
== Planned Instrumentation ==
 
== Planned Instrumentation ==

Revision as of 19:57, 10 February 2010

This page is a repository for all logistical information for the CalNex-LA site.

Dates and Location

The dates for all the platforms of the larger CalNex campaign, including the LA ground site, are at http://tinyurl.com/calnexschedule.

The FINAL dates for the CalNex-LA site are:

  • Setup and start of measurements: week of May 7-14
  • Official measurement period: May 15 0:00 to June 16 0:00
  • Tear Down: June 17-19

These dates were partially chosen to maximize overlap with other platforms, especially the NOAA P3 and the R/V Atlantis.

The site is planned at Caltech. The location of the site can be seen in this Google Maps Link. The coordinates are 34.140582 N, -118.122455‎ (+34° 8' 26.10", -118° 7' 20.84). Please do not contact Caltech with logistical questions, rather send those to Jochen, Joost, or Jose.

Planned Instrumentation

This information is now kept as a Google Spreadsheet due to easier formatting and modification. It can be viewed in two ways:

  • As a non-editable web page by anyone here
  • As an editable Google Spreadsheet with the link that was sent by email to everyone (email Jose if you want to be able to edit directly and did not get or have lost that link)

Other Logistical Information

  • Shipping location: TBD.
  • Internet connection at the site: being investigated. We recommend ...
  • Restrooms at the site: being investigated
  • Power converters: for investigators coming from Europe, remember that electricity in the US is 110 V and 60 Hz, while in Europe it is typically 220 V and 50 Hz. Please verify that your equipment can work with US power, or get the appropriate adaptors or transformers. Note that some components may not work under 60 Hz. E.g. we have had this problem in the past with some sampling pumps.
  • Shipping of chemicals, gas cylinders, and rad. sources: TBD
  • Suppliers of gas cylinders and liquid N2: TBD