GEO Quarterly No 26

• Published June •


GEO Q26
Harry Arends, editor of our sister publication De Kunstmaan, describes how the do-it-yourself enthusiast can build a DIY Atom Nvidia Ion System for EUMETcast.
With volcanic eruptions prominent in the news these days, David Painter tackles this topic in the first part of his article entitled
'Hunting for Volcanic and Man Made Gases'
With MODIS image data now being disseminated via EUMETCast, David Taylor describes his latest software, designed to bring this high-resolution imagery to life.
John Tellick celebrates half a century of weather satellites by looking back to TIROS-I, the very first meteorological satellite.
Amateur interest in satellite APT transmissions started back in the 1950s. John Tuke writes about his experiences of those times, using what now seems very primitive equipment.
Last January, a large iceberg shattered the Mertz glacier tongue in Antarctica. Les Hamilton describes the event, illustrated with contemporary satellite images.


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