Aerial photography of Russian Antarctic stations Mirny and Progress in summer of 2014/15


https://doi.org/10.15356/2076-6734-2015-4-107-113

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Abstract

Aerial photographing performed during the field season of 60th Russian Antarctic Expedition (2014/2015) made possible to construct a photoplan of the Mirny station. Its size is 3,5×3,5 km with resolution of 16 pixels/cm, and it will be used as a basis for designing of new airport. Similar work had been done over the Progress station along the route “Progress – Vostok”, about 35 km long. It was found that any crevasses dangerous for people and transport were absent on this area.


About the Authors

S. S. Pryakhin
Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute, St.-Petersburg
Russian Federation


S. V. Popov
Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute, St.-Petersburg
Russian Federation


N. V. Sandalyuk
Polar Marine Geosurvey Expedition, St.-Petersburg
Russian Federation


V. L. Mart'yanov
Institute of Earth Sciences, St. Petersburg State University
Russian Federation


S. P. Polyakov
Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute, St.-Petersburg
Russian Federation


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For citation: Pryakhin S.S., Popov S.V., Sandalyuk N.V., Mart'yanov V.L., Polyakov S.P. Aerial photography of Russian Antarctic stations Mirny and Progress in summer of 2014/15 Ice and Snow. 2015;55(4):107-113. https://doi.org/10.15356/2076-6734-2015-4-107-113

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