| Former Name: | |
|---|---|
| Owner: | UW |
| Site Code: | SWT |
| Initial Start Date: | 1985-01-24 |
| Service History: |
Service
2024-12-20
Service
2022-01-26
Service
2016-11-19
Service
2012-01-31
Service
2008-01-01
Service
2005-01-22
Service
2003-01-15
Service
1993-01-22
Service
1986-01-12
Installed
1985-01-24
|
| Location: |
-79.781,
170.505
2024-12-20
-79.794,
170.452
2022-01-26
-79.816,
170.358
2016-11-19
-79.837,
170.271
2012-01-31
-79.875,
170.105
2008-01-01
-79.867,
170.142
2005-01-22
-79.875,
170.105
2003-01-15
-79.9,
169.97
1993-01-22
-79.94,
169.83
1986-01-12
-79.57,
169.45
1985-01-24
|
| Elevation: |
54 meters
2024-12-20
54 meters
2022-01-26
54 meters
2016-11-19
54 meters
2012-01-31
54 meters
2008-01-01
54 meters
2005-01-22
54 meters
2003-01-15
60 meters
1993-01-22
60 meters
1986-01-12
50 meters
1985-01-24
|
| WMO ID: | 89868 |
| Station ID: | 8913 |
| Real-Time Data: | Text Listing | Meteorogram |
| Data Archive: | amrdcdata.ssec.wisc.edu |
| See also: | Virtual Simulation |
Photos:
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Notes:
Station was named for University of Wisconsin polar researcher Werner Schwerdtfeger.-------------------------------------------
31 January 2012
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Field team: John Cassano, Alice DuVivier
Twin Otter crew: Mark and Derek
Morale: Trish and Mimi
Work performed:
Install two new battery boxes
Visual inspection of all instruments - all appeared in good condition
AWS did not need to be raised at this time
Instrument heights (all heights to bottom of instrument):
Jct. box: 35"
AWS enclosure: 48"
Solar panel: 74"
Boom: 152"
Location:
Handheld GPS coordinates for the site were 79 deg 50.203 min S and 170 deg 16.284 min E. This location is approximately 2.5 mi north northeast of the previous location (79 deg 52.5 min S, 170 deg 6.3 min E).