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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