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The road to the OJP site |
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The flux tower and the hut |
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The truss tower connected to
the flux tower by cables |
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The flux tower< |
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The canopy access tower |
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The SRC meteorology tower |
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The under-canopy flux station |
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The moss-covered jack pine tree |
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The ground cover at the OJP site |
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Aerial view of the SSA-Old Jack Pine site looking to the northeast. |
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The Flux Tower at SSA-Old Jack Pine site. |
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The Sodar site. The NOAA sodar located near the Old Jack Pine in the SSA. |
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The under-canopy radiation track
This is a 14 meter-long metal track in the forest
with a mobile radiometer out on an arm on a small
motorized cart (visible at the center of the picture)
that travels through the forest taking measurements
of PAR and net radiation. |
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Principal Investigator Dr. Dennis Baldocchi (TE-5) of the SSA-OJP working on his
understory radiation instrument. |